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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17
Memorial Servicrs

WASHINGTON. Feb. I6-Memorial
services were held in the house TO-DAY
for the late Representatives W. W.
Wedemeyer. OF Ann Arbor. MnCh
John G.. McHenry. OF Benton. Pa. and
Richard r. Cornell. Of P~oughkeepsie.
y. Y. and Senator George ;. Nixon. oi
Reno. New.
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NienoI. Funeral hsId.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Nichols. who d!ed last Satur-
dav morning. were h'ld yesterday ar
ternOun from the family residence on
Seventh street al three O'Clock. Rev.
Tracey Of the church OF God officiated.
Interment was made at the McMecheD
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17
Mexican Ship Sails.

VALPARAISO. Chile. Feb. 16.-The
Mexican warship Morales. which ar
rived here several days ago. sale /
early today at full speed for the west
coast OF Mexico on rders from the
Mexican minister OF marine
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Hertz Chief Rabbi.

LONDON. Feb. l6.-Dr: Joseph H..
Hertz. OF New York. was today elected
chief rabbi OF England by the British
federated synagogues. in succession to
the late DIR. Adler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17

Russian blouses will continue popu.
lar Into the spring. Those most ap.
proved Of extend 10 the knee. or jus,
above II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17

IffI' SUNDAY Dos ie"l hff iffe for
~DrIrg CO. ~SfpCbarttifs t.frIfal. fnri
@tgfrmbcr Uf 1912 This viii cpwe
aFfs- his summer vacation rrff Tnisi
sIf. rts been q s-sup1fufed fn reteraf
date bff fN's one ViIl b- matted fast
and sIufhed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17
HAY AND GRAIN
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. Is. IA.
THO following quotauons On ne rnors
active WhecliES stocks rre cor-ectej
dsifS .or the lntHliigeGcer Wy George w.
Baron. local broker. and II. r. Marshall
meuR2er Bond Department
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STOCKS.


1-Transte- books close Feb &. 1918.
regular . per cent cash dividend.
pa yuhl- eh. o.. 1919
t#t-Trausf"r books close Fob. 1.
1878. f'r . per cent cash dividend. pay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17

Even a successful checker player
works m the square.
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FINANCIAL.

press on Tuesday advance copies g.
DTS inaugural address To-day he spent
at home With bis family. r~ccel,inf
social callers
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Wore taste q hcIuc displayed in tas
rev dr1pcry elects on sgiO aDs
OrCsssE
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PEktNG. Feh fc Present returns
fr1 mfhe general elections hold
Throw hurf Chtu1 Indicate that pre.l
orn' Yuan Shi KAT will DO returned fo
''ca hN n subrtlntinl majority Tho
deadlock iu tho sN or Chine.
loan situation hle DELAYED tro d.,
r1rfIrr Of United states Minister
tllhoHn FOR tho nitrd States
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. IS. Is.
Inc followtnE quotations. on the more
ecUNo wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence by Howard
Hazlett Q Son. Local brokers:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-17

IN a Del .nur rfI world Tor n mar
gltn b. soar sg1eiion.
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RAILWAYS
TaktnG Effect suns n. isoI

WHEELING TIAcTToH 0orDS%
CAA SCHEDJLa
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MouNDsYLLE LIEE

WHEELING and MoUNpsTuL1
baily eHeept sunday.
1911 Etrset Isa~.
wheeling Hcanorvfin
1000 = M. fsa0
80 y m
On lines having rerufaF eHpreas 80.
Fice. shipments Weighing IN rnraaa -
hffy pounds Cr o. large hulk. viii nof
Do calrieu Cu passenger cars
All LINEE-DaIlV aNrept sunday
No shipments. sN~epf shfo-
uerte - medFiuf. vii BE- carHsd q
n~asecnFer cars between zee and e1s
- m
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fANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLlBURn
Daily except sunday.
land street -
Wheeling WSii-s.
10 90 q. ~. s
s3o y ma No. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-27

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh Chicago I, Pitts
buruh 8.
]. At Philadelphia (doublebeader-
PhiladelphIa 8, Boston 5; Philadelphia
9, Boston 10.
At erookIyn-New York =, Brook
Ign 2.
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You Need Not Suffer
All Your Life For
lndiscretioDs!

: It depends on yourselfi n you are
so weakened ID viii form that you
cannot make up your mind to cure
yourself and act accordingly. then Of
course you'll come to the END OF the
road.
But If you wiz begin Immediately
and take Persian Nerve Essence, We
win guarantee to cure your nervous
troubles or refund your money for
these little Oriental tablets are won
derfully efficacious for AL nervous
diseases, mental or physical.
Commence at once, you may need
only one box, but we guarantee q full
treatment (sfx boxes) Of Pension
Nerve Essence to cure the worst case
Of nervous debility or weakness or
will refund the cost II you have q
friend prematurely aged, urge him to
try these little tablets Of the Orient
The name Of Persian is now chang
ed to- Sensapersa for purposes of Reg
istration. The preparation has not
been changed in any way, only the
name. Sold by all Druggists and BIZ
THE CHAMBERS DRUG CO., LTD.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Chinese PLAY
AFAST GAME
At DETROIT

The Allchinese played an unusual
ly good game, even for them, at De-
troit the other day.
Says the Detroit Free Press Of Sep
TENDER Is:
Playing a brand OF baseball that
compared favorably with that Of most
any team outside the big leagues the
Chinese Hawaiian baseball club. which
is on its annual invasion of the states,
won its third victory in two years
over the s. & 8. club, by score Of
to 4.
Good hurting by Foster of the yell
low men, and consistent clouting by
the first four men in the batting or
der, together with some sensational
baserunning by Ensue sand Kan Yen
and great fielding by the, center guard
ian and Shortstop Ayan. were the big
factors in the victory OF the foreign
invaders, while the contest was as
good an exhibition Of the national
psstime as has been seen in Detroit
this year.
Shocker, who hurled agains. the
men from the far east, except for the
first inning, was in fine form and
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held the aliens to seven safe hits,
tanning 10 men. However, the con-
cefted attack Of the Ensue-Kan Yen
Akana-Mark company Of clouters.
baserupners and general a1karouud
ball players resulted in I'VE runs.
which was just one more than the
home defenders could muster
1t was battle where neither team
was sure of the victory until the siilal
out was recorded by the scorekeepcr
and one which fairly teemed with
good stops, throws and spectacular
base-fapning. Ayau. the little visit
ing shoftstop, bobbed up with some
thing unusual in the fielding way
every now and then, and usually con-
tributed his best efforts at the time
the Mack Parkerss appeared on the
verge OF a rally. EHsue contributed
y splendid catch of Stringer's long
fly IN the first round. which probably
would have hit the big bull sign In
the center field but for the outfieId-
er's alacrity. Joe Schaub, not to be
outdone by his,riv gardener, made
one equally as sensational, leapine
into the air to get Marks drive TO
left center after q hard run in the
eighth inning. The S. & s. also In
jected two fast double plays, with
Schaub and Stringer doing the execui
ton In one and Camera and Frutig in
the other
The Chinese team has been rebook-
ed as the attraction at Mack parE
Il
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At chIcago-chIcago 8, st. Louis 2
90 innines). 4
At New York-New York Q, Wash
ineton 8.
At 1cston-6oston 10, Philadelphia
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COLLINSOF THE 25IHFINISHES
SEASON With 3gl in l4GAMES
SCHOF|ELD LEAGUE SERIESOVER

illness IN midecason. would have
doubtless beaten Collins out for ne
Individual honors.
HollingsWorth. Of he 25th. who held
the top Of the list for many weeks.
has not recovered from the slump
which struck him about month ago
and nothing but the phenomenal lead
which he struck early IN the season
has held him above the 800 mark.
There are about = dozen men n Tho
post who are ell batting away ahead
OF their seasons average and II the
second season Is started h December
these men viii doubtless Gust quite
q bunch OF the present leaders. The
most promising conner 1t present =
Nike Mason. the big catcher 81 the
LIST infantry.
The seasons base stealing record
sin remains with Williamson. 81 ne
15th. with suinton Of the same team
his nearest rival.
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that he got. ole of the best young
golfers ever saw

that he got. One Of the best young
golfers l ever saw"
Ouimet took bis honors modestly,
and said that except some pulling and
sllcing due to the. wet and whipping
condition of his club. he had no par.
ticular trouble.
Il never gave up hope, he said.
and expected to pick MP severai
strokes on the short holes near
home. I'm not q BIT afraid of either
Ray or Yardon. and expect to do as
well tomorrow as + did today
Ouimet is nearing 81 years OF age,
and was born IN Brookiine. where he
attended school until a year or two
ago. At present he Is employed by
Boston business concern. but while
he was attending public and high
school here he played and caddied on
the Country Club course. which he
knows like a book
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= rnnllourf,g q fha mail eforv 'of fhe
,,,sy , $500 - ths Nst,lrsi ~ enen COLI
s,.a, - Which 'Franris' 6ni.
,3 &C. ~ vnpns Roston smateur sied
-,ts De- srd vsrdon for first nlace
a. tha ne J-cff the foljowine day oni-
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IT'S T0TfRNAuRNp
Is on tn rirlf AZ ifhe pieture. Left
more 4naer<or ana fluimef
iroDned in for the four which ties
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met was an a alsu tliuss ol,ls o.
large DENOMINATIONS At MIN, Oily e
De met WIN smile ana shake pl
the neau, Nnlcn TOOK the sung Gut OF
/, the reflsai maue necessary W inelr
mistake.
/ Fight Against ODDS.
o,,s,,.s,. 1900 t.t.i. ...,rst tha
tuo ErsI;sh,asn ,vho wsrs aIresdv
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The Sons Of Veterans. holding
their annual convention at. Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, elected John e. Sautter
of Pittsburg, Pa, commander In chief.
An insane man at Bloomington,
Ind. blew up his home with dyna-
mite, killing himself and one daugh-
ter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-25
PO|NTCARE
 VISITS KING
Special Nugget Service

I<INUON. June 2+. President PoiDcarr of the French republic ar rived in London today un visi: tG King George and was received with almost Rnyai honnrs. lie will be th" guest of the king during the s,ay ana in other wnys will ir treated as though he were royal. Amongst the populacc he is received with rnthusi- aSm as the English people well know como in cheaper that the go"ls an present. s0N1,
 The manner in which a French pre- sident k chc..r,.d in ti," str"rts of London is bcing cont rastrd with inc feeling whirh existed formerly. Only few years ago. during thr F'ashnia incident tho English papers rari",nrl the French na monkeys while i",i,y q French uniform sends English "r"w'ls into fits of enthusiasm Lc- cause well is England aware that ihr entente cor,iiale prevents n WET with Germany.
 Poincare will remain here only n few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-25

FAIRBANKs.-Reports from over the trail indicate that travel to the recently reported strike on Twenty mile creek Is still in progress. The creek Is a tributary to tue Salcha river about twenty miles from It's mouth. and has been the scene of considerable stalking because of the reported discovery made by Pearson and partners.
 Lots of stalking is reported to be fin progress in the district, which ts sat- isfying the stampeders. with the big area of open ground. More claims are heinz staked thnn would have been possible bcfore bs.nuse of the operation Df the new min'nE law.
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M'NAB CASE
 HAS CLOSED
Special Nugget ssrvles-

WASHINGTON. June H.--Th, cabinet met here today for Il sh"r' time and Immediately after the meet ing it was announced that tho McNss affair is ronsIJcScd closed. Attorney General McIicynoids declared that the president hlmself will issue . state mcni explaining fully tho reasons for th" postponcmrnt of the Califor,,ii fuel ,aScs which led to the rcsigna . ton District Attorney McNab. It Is said semi officially ihnt tho trouble hns bccn raised with the intention "f shnwing In the beginning that tho showing in thc beginning that tho de m. rrntic administration fnvors demo- tho wheels of justice to say" them. Tho president may mako his state ment today and give tn" ful cause why hc considered that th" trial "f Diggs and Cnminet'i should lc de- lny,-l
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NO FAVORS TO
 AMERICAN SHIPS

with threats of retaliation. It was c;iniiIc marine sorvl,r of the United States and the other countries were sn informed bni they uIl agr,sd that such ronrsc w'nIId mtsin practically thr violation of th irndr treaties 0f the United States. it was in defer rncc W the wishes 0f the other na- lions that Inc rInnsc hns brcn aban- ,Ioncd.
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Tn ,hese Alaskan towns too much Of thing, even though 1t be u sooo ,h,rr k not desired. In Petersburg .n. citixen. are protesting against the establishment of another church They say one is enough. In Cordova ...nv n, the citizens declare thnt we do not. and will not. need any new ,,ouor licenses for long time to r,m. Seven are eilough.--Ex.
 GAN FRANCISCO. May 2l.- The .rmored cruiser Maryland win first .o ,o Controller bay to take on the coal that Is being brought in bargcs down the Boring river from saltwater where 1t was hauled from the Cum ntnrham mine last winter. If it should be found that there is to be any con- siderable delay In bringing out this coal. the Maryland will go on to Cor dova and Valdez. It is particularly desired to examine the harbor about Curdova as to its availability for naval conling station. All reports thus far received ure most favorable. but Secretary Daniels Is desirous of having them verified by his own de- partmcLt. The coal from the Boring field win be used for testing purposes on the Maryland. 1t is expected thas its steamlnx qualities will show up well
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Ss.oo per month for the Nugget
CAN YOU TASTE

s"s difference between . frssh, sound, healthy sss and the stale, weak, musty sssf H you can, all We ssk is for 70" ss give our eggs one trial. Dur egg eustemsrs are increasing every osy' oseauss people know that eeos shipped and stored ;n refrigeration srs bsttsr than eggs handled ,n the cid ~sy. especially when they cyst 70 moro sha" the poorer sradss. Dc not take our vserd but ask the psepI. who have used our ssos.
 AlAskHs BEST FRIEND.
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OTTAWA.-An unusual case at law wherein the Dominion govern ment Is the plaintiff and a British Columbia judge. formerly Klondiker. is the defendant. has been entered in the excheQuer court.
 The action is against Judge Cle- ment. of the supreme court of British Columbia, and is based on alleged false representations by him as trav- cling expenses.
 The sum sought to be recovered is s4.2s0
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WASHINGTON. - The government has just received the first application for the sale of large amounts of tim
 Der from the national forests of Alas ka. two propositions having been made by American companies which propose turning wood into pulp for the manufacture of paper. The pro. posed plan Is to prepare the pulp in mills ta- he cr,s.tcd In Alaska and to ship it tn piln.r mills in the United States. perhaps by way of the Pana- ma canal IT industrial conditions
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Special Nugget ssrvics.

WASHINGTON. June 2i.- The clause in the tarlff agreement which ained nt giving live per cent dis count to all g,s"js imported in Amer lean ships has been eliminated after T fierce fight. The proposal in irt tnme in ch,.ipcn than the gN'ds "n other ships was received ny ihr hlnr Ipwers with tremendous pr"tcsis and
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-25

The cost to the government of th.. last term Uf court nt Valdez am- ounted to over $75.OOO. of this amount SsO, 900 WIS spent for witness fees. and $is.O0G as fees tO jurors.
 Tn all s37 jurors were served on
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lswis Hunter Rys and toe "a meus Athsrten Bourbon ws,isksya Distilled spring iso<.iso8 bought in bend and reduced to co per cent by .. .. government, by the bettis ( sellen.
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Nome Daily Nugget is the organ es all the people, subscribe now, eaO per month delivered.
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are considered 10 be favorable enough however, 1t is likely that the paper mills will be built in Alaska, saving the expense of freishting the pulp to the United States.
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Hold your Fvrs for Louis Levy representing Joseph uilman. of Ns~ York. Will arrive in Nome in . few days. 6
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Nome Daily Nugget is the ersaa ef all the people, subscribs now, Qoo per month delivered.
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SEND vovR LAUNDRY

To the Psoeiss' Laundry whsrs you VII receive good vert sxseutsd by sses but waite smpleyss. wA. resolve she standard wagsA
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DO YOU NEED

sM hsedss etatsmsata lsttsr hseAs sas savssspsa Hsvs shsm priassd d ths Nu0ss4 salss.
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For Nome Nsws and Wor.d's news sss the Nugget.
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AT rne NEW eAoIG

"s@sssA ossa' sApsllsr Dssr e s'ssshs a'ss .eslsst" by ths bsttIs .,
 :dss
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RECORDS
Locations.

Vie ciuiIn, ItOurdun near iiolyoke \. C. Wheeler June 24, 1913
 Bell claim. Hpur,lun rr eN. sam person. same dnte.
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 WASHINGTON, June S.-Through- out the senate yesterday there was in evidence on the desk of almost every senator copies of the Valdez. Alaska, Miner and Commoner. both of whom made startling charges against Ed ward Exum, the machine candidate and appointee for the marshalship of the third judicial district. That the pa pers were instrumental in blocking the appointment is certain, and it looks, with the volume of evidence amasscd against Exum that he will not be confirmed. It is believed here that his nomination will be with drawn during the week and another appointment made.-Alaska Citizen.
 At Afognak the volcano dust has settled down to depth of i've and n half inches und most people will dig it up with the soil and plan, their gar- den seeds in It.
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF N0RTHL AND

for several days. Ten specials were called, the smallest being for and the largest for %.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-08

ner, Miss Altica Lyons. William
Moore, Mrs. Emma McClung, Mrs.
Nellie Mccay, Mrs. Mary Morton, Miss
Lena Marquis, Luigi Maraz, Jim MIL
Ter, Jack More, Ida McCune, Hannah
Marty, Cesar Maseda, David Moore,
Charley McCright, A. w. Manley, A. j.
Nutter, Manole Ninopedum, Salvatore
ollverio, Wallace Parsley, T. D.
Paynter, George Peek. Bruno Peale,
Marion Raikovlcvs, Warren Richards,
Porter Reed, Margaret Roberts, I. P.
Rees, Miss Fannie Robinson, sloy
Steel, Mrs. Liza Short, E. N. strother.
Domenick seras, Alex simen, Rev.
W. n. S. Thomas, Miss Mae Tonkins,
James Talkington, Edward A. Via.
stavany vestakovic, Mrs. Susan Wicks
Mrs. Rachel Wolf, Norman weiden-
hamer, L. H Waugh, James Wilson,
Mrs. Essie Westfall. Chas. whitney.
Charles whitney, Augusta Williams
and John E. Wilson.
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Not Called for at the Local
Postoface ArsAdyertised
by Postmaster.

a listiof unclaimed letters adver-
tlsed at the Clarksburg postofice Au-
gust 4. follows:
N. A. Aborsnico. Jane Alexander,
Mrs. Dora Allen, Charles Ault, orren
Arnold, MRS. Virginia Adams. Col. ALI
bert z. Boone. Miss j. D. Bartlett,
Mrs Mary Baradatle, ]. " Brown.
Albert 3, Boone, Luis Bother, John
BaiEd, Giuseppe Cenlis, Duro Cagan-
s4ja, i. v. Croft, Miss Alma Clark, Miss
Mande Crisis, w. A. Galway, William
Clark, vincenzo Chiera, j. Emore
Crouch, Giuseppe COST, Bolesdan
Dyrda, Paul Dean, Mrs. Lizzie Deets,
CLARK briggs, M. F. Gordon. Mrs. G.
L. GanglofS. Mrs. Ella Gafert, Miss
Cora Goldsmith, Ed. Homann, ]. e..
Hammond, John HughIey, Mrs. Mary
Hollard, Orvflle Hayhurst, Mrs. May
Humphrey, Mrs. Jane Haniess, Mrs.
L. L. Hornbeck, Mrs. Mary Hendricks
son, r. Husband, Walter G. Jones, T.
Al Jordan, Mrs. Odessa jackson, Miss
x. q, Kelley. K. j. Kellar, Ray Kuhn,
art Kauran. Mrs. Ethel King, Mrs.
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Bridgeport


BRIDGEPoRT. Aug. S-NTrs. e,
%. Russell and Mrs. Sylvia Warren
are guests of Mrs. Edwin Taylor. OF
Falrmont.
The Rec. and Mrs. F. NJ. Gardner
are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Isaac Polling, Of Belington.
MI. and Mrs, DeIbert Jones started
Tuesday evening to FIT. Wayne, Ind,
where they will reside.
Miss Eva Grave sand little nieces
and nephews, Lora, Vera and Darwin
Golden and Paul Thornburg. spent
Thursday with relatives at In
dlstria1.
Mrs. Charles Bartlett and chill
dren, of Brilliant, o., are guests OF
her mother, Mrs. Mary Binegar.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school held picnic in the Rev. ..
b. stout's orchard Thursday. A
large crowd was in attendance and
a very enjoyable day was spent.
Mrs. Louise Kale, of Byesville, o..
is guest of her niece. Mrs. John
Whelan.
Misses aVouchtan and Reba Choir
pening, are guests of their cousin,
Miss Ada Chorpening.
The Daughters of Ruth of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will give
a social at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Warner FRIDAY evening
Refreshments will be served and an
excellent program rendered. The
public is cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-08
1Tarriages.

At the residence Of the brides par
ents at 10 m. on Tuesday. August 18th
by the Rev Gaines Miller, o. II. odell
to Miss Laura !, daughter OF NJ w.
Bail, Clarksburg. No cards.
At the residence Of the brides par
ents In Harrison county, West yir-
ginia. on Thursday evening the 18th
instant, by the Rev A. c. Rider.
Sylvester Murphy to Miss Mary A..
daughter of George Burns, all Of this
county.