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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
BUY OXFORDS NOW

ball park at Sixteenth street would
probably furnish more attraction 10
the Children than this play grounds
when completed
Even with this Inferior playground
the children % South BeIIaire are
better or than those Of tho central
parts 81 the town n they wish 10
Play - must be- on the streefsf. rau.
road tracks or some other spot ~
equal danger. With the plavgrounds
~ each end ~ the city. n they wish
u take advantage Of tho opportunities
furnished for play they must walk a
mile or Two and are tired out By the
time they reach them
The children In either end 81 town do
not need playground as bad a. those
Of The central part This section IL
Tho city has been rapidly built No and
Practically dIl rho grounds have boon
taken up FOR building purposes and
INC childrnn have very small yards In
HhIch % play on tho other hand tho
north and south have large back tsrI
aud Iawns lf does not seem 0uffe
r'rhf that tho children have 90 tho
central part Of tho town should boz
Without a Fairgrounds a. the po0pIe
in this section ~ tho city subscribed
as much for the building Of The play.
grounds az tho others and would not
b" very dInculf ~ secure a slts for
"a playground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Brlduepotr BrIefa

Misses Catherine and Marie Purcell.
OF Harrisburg. Va. are visiting in
Brookside for few days.
Max Cans and " ID. Holloway were
az Fairpoint yesterday on business.
Misses Nellie Morrison and Laura
Cook Will leave to-day for Fairpoint
TO spend a couple OF weeks with Miss
Gladys Baker.
Clerk Of Courts J. o. Dixon, OF 81.
Clairsville. was here yesterday on
business.
Charles J. Lynch. OF 81. ClairsviIle.
was here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ernest Fisher has returned
from a short visit al Bethesda.
superintendent W. S. johnson. OF
the county infrmary. was business
visitor here yesterday.
James Higgins was az Steubenville
yesterday.
Thomas Morrison is at steubenville
on business.
Miss Margaret Gribble. OF Brookaide
Will go 10 Armstrong; Mills where
she will teach school this coming
term
Attorney George Mckee was in ST.
Clairsville yesterday on business
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BELLAIRE
The eelIslre Fairgrounds.

A very beautiful site has beer 90.
cured for y Fairgrounds for the child.
ron 81 Gravel Hil. ard g Sc doubtful
81 a profile and more convenient Dot
could b. found The grounds ere ba.
ing equipped with bcurhns. swings
and 1phrrnalta. and when com.
pletod uiIl bo one ~ the fres' In ibis
Vicinity. Super .sDrs have hern ap.
pointed and rach evening a crowd ~
happy children may Do seen frollcklng
on tho grounds
But on fhr other hand tho a'fc select.
ID for o. Fairgrounds ln south Peiiaire
cannot br compared rrh tio Gravel
iill s'fr Situated near no railroad
and between row o. holars 1rd 70
factory. Nth r1 protection from fho
hot SUD-. and bu.if 0u nhaf Has form
rriy 20 garbage ground and often uee.I
nov as place fD hang clothes. Do Ie
far Inferior t1 fhn other ground ain
lfa beautiful ehaIr 'r.fa green grass
md desirable location Tho grounds
ere being equipped Nth hrurhee and
amutrne1fs FOR the children. hu' 'ha
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day evening and continuing FIVE con
secutive Sundays. Practically all the
protestant churches in this city will
take part. The choir will be composed
OF about fifty voices from the various
choirs OF this city and will be in
charge OF Rev. w. p. Mccormick. pas
tor OF the United Presbyterian church.
Seats will be provided for about 900
people and a large platform will be
erected for the speakers and the choir.
Rev. A. +. Foster will speak at the
south Bellaire meeting while Rev. J.
W. Lawther will tell OF his impress
sions OF the Passion play at Oberam.
mergau. which he witnessed three
years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Received Invitation.

Mayor Charles Wassman. OF this
city. has received an invitation from
Mayor Karb. OF Columbus, to attend
conference Of the mayors of all
cities and towns in the flood districts.
The conference will be held in Glen
tangy park. Columbus. Wednesday,
July 30. The meeting will be held
under the auspices OF the Hilliken
Association and an effort H. being
made 10 have all the mayors present.
Addresses will be delivered by John
n. Patterson. president OF the Ma.
tional Cash Register Company. and
several other prominent men in the
relief work during the recent devasta-
tons
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NTH street, will leave today for Ep-
worth Park.
Miss Mary Frazier. OF ST. CIairsville.
was calling on friends in this city.
yesterday.
William Campbell. OF Washington
street. has returned from a visit at
Bethesda
Miss Cosette Workman has returned
10 her home at st. Clairsville. after
a visit in this city.
Charles Walters. OF Guernsey street.
has returned from visit at Zoar. %.
Claire Murdoch. Of Belmont street.
was a business visitor at Steubenville
yesterday.
Mrs. James Kinney. OF Gravel Hill.
is spending few days with friends
at Belmont.
Misses Florence and Rose Gratz, Of
Joliet. Ill, are visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
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Will Hold Picnic.

The order OF American Mechanics
lodges OF Bellaire, Bridgeport and May,
nard have made arrangements for a
picnic and outing which will be held
In the Rodefer orchard at Shadyside,
August IA. A program OF athletic
events has been arranged. the feature
OF which will be two ball games. The
Bridgeport lodge will play the May
nard lodge and the winners OF this
game Will play the Bellaire lodge. W
J. Mccain. state organizer. OF New
Alexander. o.. Will be present and de
liver an address. Music will be fur
nished by the Maynard O. L. 4. NJ
band and refreshments will be served
on the grounds. a cordial invitation IS
extended TO the general public TO al
tend and a very enjoyable time is as
sured.
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Enamel Workers Picnic

Final arrangements have been com
pleted for the picnic which will be
held in keyser's orchard al Shadysidr.
for the benefit OF the Enamel Workers
Union, OF this city. today. \ progra IN
consisting OF marathon race. sack race.
100 yard dash. peanut race. apple
jumper. fat woman's race. pie eating
contest and potato race. will be car.
ried out Prizes will be- awarded the
winners OF the various contests. The
"doings' Will start at ! p. IN. and will
continue until II p. IN Refreshments
OF all kinds will be sold on the
grounds. The proceeds wifi 70 TO
the fund OF the enamel workers who
have been on a strike.
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Miss Florence EoCewIg. Of North
Jefferson street has returned from a
visit with friends and relatives az
Portage and Glendale. -.
Miss Mary Norton - Rose Hui. IL
spending few DAYS with friends NJ
Epworth Park.
AIRS. = ". Rock. q san Francisco.
IS the guest OF friends and relatives
in thie city
V. l. Israel NJ columbus. a.. is
calling on friends and relatives ~
this cuts.
Miss Lucille Sutton. ~ Rose Inl. =
visiting friends md relatives at cedar
Point.
T. D. Lo,eio,. of bethesda. was
railire ON friends 10 This ,ity y'stsr-
dis.
Misses EitIra and Louise Gentle.
of Hamilton street. are the guests %
Tho rr.ou store
Police .aur' was 90 l'frE yesterday
unrr'r- 90 I'ire tun r.lr ul, dos.
Edward FDV. OF Gravel IlUI. is
SPEEDING 90 few days vifh friends 90
St'uh,utiur
li'th'ft McN,t aud ii'rh'rt Bennett.
of th. 'it, were visitors 90 st'Ibru-
VILE. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs ST. clair Archer. -
Union street. have returned from =
'isit with friends and relatives 90
cleveland.
Emmett pickett ~ Cleveland. is
errni.ug f.v days win his family
in This city.
Nrs o. o.. orooic. ~ Thirty third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Narrow Escspe.

While riding'on the front Of the G.
& p. merchandise freight train Thurs.
day evening. Conductor W. G. Yocum
saved Harry Underwood OF Rose Hill
from being crushed under the wheels.
The child was standing on the track
NJ Riverview and did not notice the ap-
preaching train until II was a few feet
away Conductor Nocum saw the
child's peril and. leaning far out over
me cowcatcher. arasped the child by
his clothing and hauled him into the
engine. Holding the child with one
hand and the engine with the otheS.
he road the entire distance 10 Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Charge Dropped.

Peter Kast appeared before Squire
+. S. Mason yesterday and pleaded
guilty TO 4 charge OF stealing corn and
was fined 81 and costs. Kast was
arrested on a charge OF c.Nelty to an.
mails and is said to have appropriated
the feed furnished for the company's
mule for his own stock. The men at
the mine threatened to go on strike
II he was prosecuted on this charge
and II was dropped and one OF steai.
ing feed substituted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Duet-Misses Helen Workman and vi
da Harvey.
Recitation-Miss May Barth.
Reconsideration Stewart.
Recitation-Miss Elizabeth Shaver
Solo-George Norton.
observation-disclosures Davis.
Solo-Carl Mehllng.
Recitation-Miss Lottie Huffman.
Solo-Mrs Buskirk.-
Recitation-Miss GOldie Rockwell
Ouartet-George Norton. Clyde Fry
Mrs. George Norton, and Miss Vida
Schramm.
Recitation-Mlss Beulah Taylor.
Pantomime-Misses Mildred Hughes
Nellie Howell and Rosie Truax.
Brief address on deaconess work
Miss Gail Patterson.
The collection will 20 towards IN,
maintenance OF local deacOness work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

A festival and social will he held
at the Brooks Run school house this
evening Oy the members of the Val.
ley Grove band. The band will fur.
nish music under the direction OF Pro
fessor stephens. OF this city.
An ice cream social and lawn fete
will be- held AT the Bald Knob school
house this evening and a cordial IN
vitation is extended TO the pubs "a
attend. An interesting program will
lie rendered. The proceeds will be
used 10 make improvements at Mt
Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Surprlse Party.

The superintendent and employees
OF the office OF the Carnegie steel
works called unannoumced at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. paul Fred on
Jefferson street Thursday evening IN
honor of their recent marriage. The
newly welded couple were presented
with beautiful chest OF silver and
several pieces OF cut glass. The bride
and groom entertained the guests in
a royal manner and the evening was
very enjoyably spent at music games
and other social diversions. At an ap
propriate hour a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess.
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Farewell Party.

: large crowd was present AT the
farewell party given last evening in
the Presbyterian church By the Dona-
hey bible class % the church In honor
Of the class president. Mr.. George -
Matthews. who will leave soon for his
new home at GAINESVILLE. and Mr..
Louis Cortland who will accompany
him. and who is also a member OF the
class Several very interesting ad-
dresses were made and musical selec.
lions were rendered Dainty refresh
monts were also served The class
voted Mr. Matthews success in his
new field.
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YOUR OWN PRICE ON LUMBER,
DOORS, WINDOWS, FLOORING, ETC,
NeuRALeYLiNE suiLoiNe DOWN AND ALL mArss.,
INCLUDING ELEVATORS FURNACES, ELECTRIC
FIXTURES ENG

Low prices for quick sale and first
come first served Will be the rule In
sale of building material taken out OF
Neuralgyline building. now being torn
down at SIS Nineteenth street.
Here Is a rare chance to buy second
hand building material. fixtures. etc.
at small cost. ana much OF IL Is good
as new.
In addition TO tho lumber. windows,
doors. frames. 'looring, etc. the ele-
vators, hot air furnaces. gas pipe. gas
fixtures and electric wire and fixtures.
oak stairs and balIstrade. oak psrti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Returned to Columbus.

The father OF one OF the boys held
at the City building as runaways from
their homes in Columbus appeared in
this city and took him TO his home.
The father promised TO take the 9TH
er lad home and failed to do so and
Thursday evening the lad applied at
the police station for place TO sleep.
A collection is being taken up and
the lad who is not a bad sort and was
apparently influenced 10 run away by
the other lad. will probably be sent
home today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Another Miner Injured.

Charles Littleton. a miner employed
In the Pultney mine south of this city.
was caught under fall of stone yes
te.day morning and when dug out by
fellow-workmen II was found that he
had sustained bad cash in the head.
his neck was badly twisted and one
ankle was seriously sprained. lie was
removed TO his home in Shadyside and
DR.. ii. +. Weidman was called and
rendered medical attention. The exact
result OF the injuries 70 his neck can.
not be determined and he is in a serl.
GUS condition.
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VIII Lecture

Charles Scanlon. OF Pittsburgh. sec
rotary Of the board Of temperance Of
the Presby church IN the United
states. will lecture on temperance In
the Shady side Presbyterian church
Sunday evening. Mr.. Scanlon is an
orator OF marked ability and f. one OF
the best Informed mon IN the country
on the temperance problem An IN.
usually large crowd will probably turn
out to greet him.
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lions and doors. oak trim boards and
flooring. metal ceiling. Common and
face brick. etc. Will be sold.
Many buyers will be on the ground
every day swapping up this material
for building purposes.
II interested you should call n, tn.
building. No. IS Nineteenth street. at
once.
As soon az the old material f.
cleared away the company will erect a
new modern fireproof building on the
present site. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
BRIDGEPORT
Two Games Scheduled.

The Bowler team has arranged two
good games for to-day and tomorrow
afternoon. and they expect TO win
both. To-day the team will journey
TO Mt. Pleasant, where they will cross
bats with the team OF that place. and
a good game is expected. Tomorrow
the team will play the fast Midway
team, on the latter's grounds. The
players are requested TO meet al the
bowling alley each day at IL O'Clock
noon. sharp. so as to be ready 10 leave
on time.
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WmI ee erouaht to rhls Ga

Henry Cnterzuber OF Pipe creek,
who recently underwent an operation
at the Martins Ferry hospital for the
removal OF portion OF the left arm.
which was crushed at the Johnson coal
mine several weeks ago. will be
brought TO the home OF Mrs. c. +. Pick
ett on North Noble street today The
operation was successfully performed
and the young man IS now on the
road to recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

The charter of the Junior Me-
chanics at Colerain was closed last
evening by DIR. J. G. Cow and Edwin
Conkle. of this city. who represented
Enterprise council. OF this city. The
charter has been open for some time
and number OF new members had
been secured. A big meeting will be
held In the near future at which the
candidates Will be initiated into the
order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Tho Epvorfh League ~ The shady
edo " r. church have arranged tfr
following program ~ sacred songs ard
rotations. ghich will boz rendered 0f
i0e church lawn. SUNDAY evening
~rng "Tloef rn tho Tit That BIND.
Prayer Mr. romrId
Piano Solo Miss Sciiie Howell
Recitation Miss Pearl Diday.
Solo Miss H0rlo Tm4x
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MEETING Held.

meeting OF the Bellaire Play
grounds association was held in the
auditorium OF the city building last
evening and a large number were IN
attendance. Plan were formulated for
the equipping and operation or the
Fairgrounds. Practically all the
equipment will be on the grounds the
first OF the week and arrangements
were made for the formal opening OF
the grounds.
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Special Meetino.

A special meeting OF the Loyal I,e-
gion has been called for Tuesday eve
ming and all members are requested
To turn out in full uniform. A drill
viii be held and further arrangements
will be made for the annual picnic
which will be held the first part OF
next month. Several other matters
Will be given attention.
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Bake Sale.

A bake sale will be conducted in
the lecture room OF the Second Pres
byterian church this afternoon at z
o'clock bl the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF that church. The ladies' have
prepared a great variety OF bread and
pastry. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

game ~ ball VIII Do played az Boi-
mont 'o morrow 90 decide tho cham
pionship W belmont county. and &C. viii
y" ono ~ Tho best games to be PLAYED
ln Tho county Tor some time For n
number ~ years Tho belmont team
bias hold fhc raE and % o. expected
That their old rivals VII give them a
feht 4 number 81 people from this
city viii go ont to soc the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Miner Injured

John Bumgardner. Of South BellairC.
was painfully injured al the Blackwell
mine west OF Bellairc yesterday morn.
inc when car ran over his foot. SCI
verely MASKING that member. He was
removed % his home In South Bel
lair" and Dr. 4. e.. Bcetham was call.
cd and rendered medical aid II is
thought that II will not be necessary
10 amputate his foot.
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VIII Secure g. nnn

According 10 ruling handed down
by Judg" Nichols in court at St.
Clairsville yesterday morning the es-
tate OF Martin Patucfia must be paid
$4,000 by the Carnegie steel Company.
Fatucha was killed in an explosion
OF The granulators at the steel works
several weeks ago. John r. ITCHY
has been notified 10 collect the sum
lrom the company and the money will
be paid 10 the family OF the deceased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Donated Prizes,

The following prizes have been do
mated to the winners of the various
athletic contests which will be held at
Shadyside. under the auspices OF the
Enamel Workers union OF this city:
Taylor Harness company. base balls;
Wolks. shirt: Moore Bros, a box OF
cigars; ]. II. Mendelssohn. a shirt;
Klein's, S. pair OF Oxford shoes.
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Caused Excitement.

The trolley line OF the Wheeling
Traction Company fell down in Kirk.
wood yesterday. and for a time the
residents were greatly excited. a. the
wire cut all kinds of capers before
the line department could make re-
pairs. Fire was blazing in several
places along the line and the Beilaire
cars were held up for some time till
repairs were made.
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Picnic TO-DAY.

The annual picnic OF the local lodge
Of Foresters will be held 10 day on the
State fair grounds on the sland. and
Il is expected that "A record breaking
crowd Will attend. as several very In
terestinC races have been arranged.
The committee in charge has left moth
ing undone to make the picnic n sue
cess. All Of the Forester lodges in
this vicinity have been invited 10 at
tend. and nearly all will be represent
cd
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Many TO Attend Games.

A large number OF baseball fans
from this city will attend the games
TO be played to-day and tomorrow at
Martins Ferry between the Ideals and
the Anchor Inn teams for the cham
pionship OF the city. The games are
attracting as much interest in this
city as in the latter city. A large
number of fans will no doubt be pres
ent this afternoon.
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u was rumorcd ia this city yeste-.
Jay thdf chang" would be made in
ih' position 30 deputy mining iuspcc-
tor 90 this county before the first OF
th" month. Also that George W
fNl"s. oi This city would succeed
Thomas Morrison. Tie present inspec
tor. The appointment has not been
mad" bur - is understood that the
recommendation Will soon Dc made 20
Governor Cox hy the mining inspec-
tor Of this state.
Al Christian Church.
owing 10 th. illness Of HIS SON Rev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Track In Good Shane.

The Wheeling Traction Company
mas completed repairs TO its track on
Lincoln avenue below the bridge and
the track is once more in fine shape
and II is thought that no further trou-
Die Will result from the track slip
ping as a good road bed has been
made out OF the cinders that were
placed under the track.
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Directors MeetInd

meeting OF the directors OF the
Union opera house will be held Mon
day evening and all members are re-
quested TO attend as business OF i'm
portance will be transacted. Il is the
intention OF the company to get all
OF the business settled up in the near
future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Funeral services over the remains
OF Rosie Garloch. who died ut her home
At McCiainsville. Thursday morning.
at s o'clock. following m Illness Of
typhoid fever. were conducted m the
-. Joe church yesterday afternoon n
? o'clock Internent was made in the
High Ridge cemetery.
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ruru4tsrs, Undertaking and Embaiminz
MAIN ST. HRfDoEPOMT.
Both Phones.


Tho platform of The D. a. . depot
ln this city rcscmhlcd hotel of a
BOARDING house yesterday morning
when q tUal % 81 mattresses was
piled on The slatform waiting 70 BE-
shipped to llouoVay. 20 DO used in the
bungalow. place whore the rail
road mcu rest while waiting 10 make
their runs Whom tho shipment had
been placed in tho cars box car vac
loaded to Tho The roof The mattresses
wore sent here fo DO cleaned.
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J. P. Myers. pastor Of the First Christ
ian church. will be unable to occupy
the pulpit Sunday and Rev. Louis
Dasio. OF Shadyside. an Italian minis
ter. will conduct the morning service.
Rev. Myers son Is suffering from q
mild attack OF typhoid fever and he is
Quarantined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Tho Socialist local will hold ono o.
The most important meetings tomorrow
70 Do hold for some time and for that
reafon Tho meeting win hc called ~
order A. ] o'clock and % is expected
That the greater part 81 the afternoon
VIII be taken NJ. The charges that
were preferred against two 81 their
mcmb crs VII be considered and action
taken. The charges are AGAINST John
Fetteres'nd Archie Jones. both being
az present township trustees. and thoy
are accused ~ voting for William
boyles Tor constable after he was EN-
r~.-sf-. = -. -
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Entertained Class.

Last evening AZ her home in this
city. Miss Marie Taylor. very pleas
antly entertained her Sunday school
class OF the Shadyside VI. +. church.
The evening was very enjoyably spent
AT music. games and other social d.
versions and al an appropriate hour
delicious refreshments were served.