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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29
COMING ON A
Flying trip of Mercy Famous United
Doctors Specialist Dill be at
Hurley, Wis. Burton Hotel,
Saturday Dec. 18th.

One day only. Hours 9 a. m. 6.p. m. Free
consolation and adoice lUiu be giuen on
this uisit These World Renowned Spec
ialists results are almost miracles.
United Doctors, licensed by the
State of Wisconsin for the treatment
of deformtiies and all nervous and
chronic diseases of men, woman and
children, are among the Worlds lead
ing specialists, and are experts in
the treatment of chronic diseases of
the blood, liver. stomach, intestine,
piles. constipation, skin nerves, heart
spleen, kidneys or bladder, diabetes,
bei-wetting, rheumatism sciatica,
tape worm. leg ulcers, weak lungs,
goitre, catarrh in all forms. and those
afflicted with long standing. deep seat.
ed diseases that have baffle1 the skill
of other physicians, should not fail to
call
By their system they have earned
the term of Bloodless Surgeons, and
have discovered methods of treating
without pain or knife, appendicitis,
goitre, piles gall stones. tumOrs, and
other dangerous diseases.
Bring a two ounce bottle of your ur-
inc for chemical analysis and micros-
copic examination if you have kidney
or bladder trouble
Worn o t and rundown men and wom-
en-, consult them on this visit. 1t costs
you nothing. Settle il forever IN your
mind. If your case is -ncurable, they
will tell you so
Married ladies' bring your usbands
and minors your parents or qua dian.
German and scandinavian snuEen.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

The clerks and their employers in
Ironwood are at locked horns regard
ing the closing agreement. The in
creased number Of pay.days has made
it necessary to keep the stores open
evenings more than was the custom
and Ell effort is being made to come to
an agreement to close all stores every
evening except Thursday nights Of
payday week and Saturday nights,
but the clothing merchants will not
agree to such proposition.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

chase an electrical equipment. 1t is
proposed that the village own the
poles. wires and distributing plant and
attend to the business. 1t is to be
hoped that Wakefield will get in line
with such progressive towns as Saxon
and Marenisco, and have an electric
lighting plant.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Iron River takes the limehght with
a double webbing IN which the names
Of all parties were ana are johnson.
The four principals in the ceremony
come from three families. John john
son became the husband OF Sena John
son, while Arto-r Johnson married
Mary johnson, I he now Mrs. Arthur
Johnson is a sister of John johnson.
The brides deny they picked their hus-
bands with the view of not having 20
change their names.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Langlads county was award I'd first
prize for having the finest potato ex-
hlbit at the Potato Growers conven-
tian held recently At Rhinslander
Unel9a county was awarded second
prize Iron county vas not represented
at this convention, but should have
been.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

The Royal Neigabors of Pence had a
dance well attended on Thanksgiving
Eve People from lronwood and Besse-
mer were in attendance.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

The 20 cottages being built By the
Montreal Mining Co are nearing COM
pletion The cottages are elaborate
structures, and will make fine living
quarters for the cnmpany's employees.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

J D. Meade, merchant at Montreal.
upon his last hunting expedition met
with several wolves II the WOODS. The
animals did not make HIM climb tree
he says, but a ready rife was necces-
sarV
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

morrow at midnight, but hunters are
allowed until Dec. 3 to bring their
game olt of the woods Those hunters
who nave been waiting for snow before
going on that hunting trip stand a
pretty good show Of having their hopes
blasted.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

a special election will be held in
the village of Wakefield on Monday.
December LIST, to vote on the question
of bonding the village IN the sum of
five thousand dollars with which to pur.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

John Zeni of Pence is reported to be
very sick. Consumption is presumed
70 be the ailment.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Lucy Stoffel and Peter Vincent, who
were arrested in the RAID on the White
Star saloon were found guilty in NUM-
cipal court last Friday afternoon of
the charge against them and We're fined
$50 and costs and $40 and costs re-
spectlveiy. Lucy paid the fine but YIN
cent failed to produce and is in the
county jail
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

For Sale Thoroughbred pe1igreet
Spite pups Inquire Of z. Lancer.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Dan McCauley lett Tuesday evening
for a visit with friends at Sheboygan
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Mrs Roy Sackett. of Escanaba. is q
guest at the John Jewell home
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Forest Bradley left Tuesday evening
for Oshkosh for a visit with mis- sister.
Eva.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Barton mourn
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

The deer hunting season closes to-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

sAry
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

hirelings of the Rockefeller mil
lions can stop me from searching
any place where I think the man
we want is hiding.
When I get that warrant, 1
won't give Rockefeller fifteen
minutes to send word to me that
he is ready to accept service.
'I'll go get him, I have every
reason to think that he has not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02
Teller denied this, but Riddell put
a guard around the house in case
he did happen to be there. Rid
dell does not intend that the
muiti-miIlionaire will slip through
his fingers.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Informal
and secret conferences were held
most of the day here to decide
whether or not to issue a warrant
for the arrest of William Rookie
feller, who is defying the govern
ment
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

left 4lis Fifth avenue house in
several days. That will be the
first place we shall search.
Then RiddeIl threw a force of
his deputies around the Fifth
avenue house, and the houses of
John D. Rockefeller and John d.
Rockefeller, Jr, and sat back to
wait for the authority from
Washington to go out and get the,
millionaire.
Rockefeller's friends are highly
indignant and shocked by the
way he is being "harrassed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted Every Day Life.
BY IRMA KRAFT
The Ink of Genius.
Extracted from Every Day Life.
By lRMA KRAFT

Margot KennerIv. DESTROYS of Fame
Isabel kenncrly- DESTROYS OF Fortune
and
The Typewriter Man.
Time. Marquis top-flpor 'Studio" in
washington Square. \cw York.
lsabel-tLazily furnishing her finger
nailsp No use talking. Margot IL paws
- look before you leap. There's ESsie
heeher. now. you know she's To b.. mar
ried AZ four today. All Saints Church
ma EssieS 50 poor. Remember at
ooarding-school. how she borrowed
everything that wasn't nailed down
tSsleS wise 70 capture old Jack Dun
can; Why he's been "a foot and A huIf
him
isahel-Wcil. the other haIfs BOUND
&" follow soon-and then there's his
half-million.
Margot ISABEL To MARRY with
Suru a Thought E-nu never sold a u1or.
precious hirth-right' call Essi. a
modern Esau-w that stunning titie.
Wait minute. I'll put that down
SHs gets a S"ratrh-pad and scribblcs-
\ Modern E~au.'I
Isabel CBor-iJ Don't you EVER tire
or That eternal short-storliugF IN think
our nails would bs worn or hv nov
Margot-WhY. Libby. dear. what il
they ARE That's all 900 tine apprentice
Ship to my glorious profession There
llhll'atinE tNpt writer YOU SEQ ON. OF
TIE Joys ~ my life.
I~ahel-fooh' Al Old tvpewrftert II
wanted ." earn money ~ 20 al ~ IN
e different way
Mirgot- Earn MONEY You don't
think 1 work FOR money Docsn't my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Alpha Pt Dance.

The Alpha ~ fraternity entertained
IN the E!Ns hall df Martins F,rr, on
tuesday eVcniu. with their New Year
dance. J ne committee M charge was
composed of NcSsrS Nilia.d. Frazier
and Plank. The programs were, hand
paintings Of Father Time done D.,
Miss Leuta Williams oi EllWood Ind
B"nifeld.S orchestra furnished the
music and the guests included Misses
lr'n" Alexander. Mari Alexander Ret
"a Fawcett. Mildred SauterS. Hilda AZ
len. RehcCca Mckee. Ruth Peabody,
iEiiA We EIDE. Mimi" knote Ruff
f'tit Emma Lands. MarN Iamieuu
Untnch Hagen. MARGARET Ii.iul,ln.
Marcar't Miloncy Media Bolton. Mary
l.au.hiiu Bottic SchcIhIe. Martha N,.
lure. EUuiCe Jones. Narglrrf Catch.
"ll Kathleen Plank Mari Ic.Iin-.
liild1 Coos. Nirc.uia NcNcy. Rutk
Johnson. Alar'- Lash. LIcila Perry
Ruth Nc oWau. El-i" H-iutmau H.r-
ina Gcguer. Hazel Eil.r Mabel Hl-
gen. Martha trtNcr. Helen srirkar.
berger. M1rGaret Coos. Dora NcIu
niger Mic Powers. Gertrude uaur.
"rt sara Wc.fiiug \aII ONlrs. Helen
Mc' lu.c. Elizabeth Nt'hy Nar.srct
Domaine. Nda Smith fIoffi. UurrI-
Clara Francis Hazel HuliarI. Mr. ana
Mt Hrucc lI1Urar'uor. Mr. and Mrs
Fcorgc Johnson Mr. and Mrs Stein
metz Bailey Dr. and Mr. g. v a.
h1ugh. Mr. and Ms Ward : H,.i.v.
Mr and Mrs. z. 7 Focl.. Ne. r.
huss'l Gates. Thomas Ercaefr vii
bur HD~'OU. Charlie Dty. Rr..,,
J. h!Wrspu owen /mmormI james
W il-on. Eirl ilo-lup. John g. Jones.
j ". H.frrardu'r Paul Plank 3D.
~. Marsh Watkins Henry us.Ir.
Jacob li.rf -rht. o. T. Stevens. Willard
i.tl. Matrh Ii'r'schv Edrar Utr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

I . MaIgot-, EagerlyD Come right in.
Nj ittbcock. II surely does need IN
,AS ne sits DOWN. Won't YOU fix "a
: Eitf ECTLN this time? Its sure 10
h'll' IL IN" accep:auceS,
. typewriter Man Boas tingly) ANY,
IlHs wrong with this machine, I can
" II up. I've got the best people in
th,m PERFECT satisfaction!
Margot-lOu don't mean that YOU
%GGTH6iTRsss%% 'S "Pe"r1'ers' REAL
Typewriter Msn-WelI GUESS.
Just hNcd Robert HAMMERS new ma
cflnr. Tn" one he wrote his great big
S"IlhI on you know. the one about the
artist and has model
Marep' -- tDisappOIutedlyD O.
thought YOU meant REAL. authors,
Typewriter MAXWELL { was iust
mean the nice. renues ladies' who sell
tfeir stories every once ia white IN
J. nice. refined magazine. why. 1 FIX
thclr machines. too
Margot-' EagcriyD You do You
pvnf mean Margaret kameron aud
Eleanor Caldwell Eabbitt and Mary
hanton. You don't fix THEIR machines,
Typcwritcr Mani just guess. YES.
- ouiA a mar hour ~ so since 1 fxed<
Marg"t - E.Ncitedly. ooh, ~ vo,,.o
ONLY show m" HOW she works her ma
chine. Does she use one finger or two
And WHAT KIND Of INK does she uSeT
M So anxious 10 have my storicr ac-
copied the same place she has hers
Won't YOU PLEASE show me-
Typewriter Manifold a smile \
rye know never noticed exactly HOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Chiidren's naatince name.

AIRS. Maud Spooner- Becker entertain
Ell tht children of her dancing class with
monday ma tinec dance al the Elks
'lun or Wednesday afternoon TIN.
uHdit"flpm was decorated in red stream
tIS ana green asparagus and the lights
were shaded in red. The Court theatre
orchestra directed by Prof. RecIler. fur
hshed the music. Tho children were All
PItttllN dressed. the girls In their ,iainti-
81 Whit" with bright bows All the late
udnctS were enjoyed. The German was
led by Master Paul Bcattic and Miss
hhthl"en Truscilel For the best dane
lug the FIRST prizes went To- Miss kafb-
Teen Mclfane and Mr.. Paul Bcattie: IN.
second To Mr.. William Mathison and
MISS Mary Alexander, the third to Miss
hlidd Tuut aud Master Vincent Arm
gfnst"r Refreshments were served
uui'nE IN" afternoon and the following
guests We're present
Misses Kathleen TruscLcI N.mi,,
I ruScncl. Mary Alexander. Mary Reattfe
Ruth Miller. Hell. Miller Ruth Enrne-
son. Ma lionusSen. kathleen MrItan.
Helen Gaus Frances Flowers Irene
Flowers. Elizabeth IieCmiIIer. Helen
Slllicau. iiiida Gard Tunt FLORENCE
h"~tnh"rE. Ih'lma Kraft Augusta Levy
Marjorie Meyer. Josephine Yates. Ior-
"iit ArWhtuster. Louise. Paradise. Paul
~ Nlrtz. Martha Campbell. Dorothy
hHeNcs. Gertrude Cunley. Helen Bloom-
tl'id Louise Bloomfield. Florence. SnV-
der. Naoma WslSuans. Dorothy Quinn
Masters less HiplSins Will Mathison
i'ahI Beattle. Taylor Eeattis carl
'rinm. Lawrence Whit Max Lew. Vim
,.ht Nmhru~i't. Louis Heiner. Howard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

dear husband boo, me ALL u.ed--Or.
. u", Do t NOT money It's FAME
abel POOH WHAT Fame You
can eat % "r wear 10 COZ show 90 WHY.
when NV finhh, brought ri. home ines.
nov coral sar-druf.- If-f night was
rroud"r of lim than % h. I.,I written n
hundred Huur'fs tu my eyebrow
MarEpt tSadlvp My. How yo..,.
changed. Libby you never used fo think
ri" much ~ coral esr-drors
ISABEL Wei. o." now. and au that
conf u.nf they weren't Hm,iHt.f fo- ms
new itup" -uif You 500. tuu.t. rnf O..
'hd 'H '''ff fiIrr o. k''n wr Bobby
I1 3D. good Iarur 'ornd.ataIl,. i've
a, ..,f,..n, ,"nt ing Hls fatoritr dishes
Mairnt ,TH.urhtmu,l W4,
NV tlt 'FHt .1rt thirr .trI We rsV.
i'rn having -"ur awful tpuks lately
,'i- ih't WHY Dicks ir boot of q
'uif r"" tni then iiut hos usually
,t"ry returned NNNf' SCGu'T AMI
milsr6GTsffil.' ,r 'i T , mn 'Sss' IL.
them
i.ths Ei.rl1 what a wonderful
IT, What the aif. 10 ,our. n1up,
Inns W'ff 900 .ht-.ur snmrtrirr
sl".f stories nr diamonds u.t rrr.
'.' 'ii.rH uin' more Durable.
Nsrrnt 'EcetaurlIl,' now cam
,.H nftre fr.r Short .frfIt- tr,
i,".g... ,..m'tfm'- duIl hpt mvlt- Val
',if,yTc,,..i ' r..l,..s,, ,}yI ,g.,moea-
ti,t cd u.wtY- vofitb' fd.-. ., r.
N,Ii. f'Ir tm un o.. Madam, r..fr.
f fri t WW ftu 'ufnt 500 Iurf
49,, l'i -.r'ri'. want fh.
Wsrr.t tTrumrharu,t Sow .t,r
.rd lr"nIe uti' due tn ,ou'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
AicSsrs:
Evening at Home"

Tho magnificent home OF Mr.. ara
Mrs. jess y. Bloch in Pheasant Val
l'N was IN" scene OF an ENJOYABLE
event ON W cdncSday evening. whrl
Mrs. jess Bloch, assisted 10y her sis
tiers. Mrs. John W. Stor,r ami Mrs.
Harry Clark lIazl-tt. received iniur-
maliN. as "a compliment tu Mr.. AMI
Mrs. E.louard Zieglcr tn. affair
was QUIT" informal as ~ cards w.r,
ISSUED. MANY friends OF tho famif. g
called. 'S9r' .ullv tho friends OF Mr.
IirEl'r. tn, home was aUprouriIf,
iN decorated Tor m, event s,i4 mus. p
was rendered throughout th,. ,t,I-
INK. Being Informal DO proved .,r.
OF tho most cuioNahl, given ann t..
the round ct social events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Surprise on Director.

church orchestra rendered their lii
rector. HARRY StIpp. g. pleasant sur
prise "u "Wednesday evening. and ur %
scented him with "a silver sue-ar ard
cream set They brought with them
r'fi'~tm'i;s tu -crN. duTiuG IN.
evening a- 0" .rrtu-r the anlir. a-
% '"IhHl'i' .urprts" Mr.. Stupp has
ORGANIZED @ru directed th. urrh.str-i.
Tn.' have given uarf concerts IN
tins OTIS ANA prominent among .ao
entertainments given w'r. th. ocs o.,
N""dSi'ld and Darlington. %. Tnc..
are 800 ODD. wh'rs of th. choir and all
spent " pleasant evening 90 the Stun
i"m' "u th. south Side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

b" docs wo-k seems like she always
bring .'r new ribbons often
Nar-ot- We'll son may leave mo cry
h'" r.nnon~ just 30 she uscz And Oh
}uI ". ST show ris just how she writesi
,INf'vrit'r Mar-Sure I'll lust run
OFT llur ur fHo. uu one 81 these nev
ribbons CO.," writes OBJ line or sO.J
Marco -. Watching earncqtlyD 10
YOU iHiue any uf those authors are richY
,'l.NI.i.N r..h from their own writings.
T'povrte- Man don't think 90, Not
20 ."u ''..i MOTTO" .f Most OF them
30 ~ o. -.t ffcif frn ont 90 ncir work.
go v.r, ONLY r.Tc To- hear v Our Ana
you ''nN frt of them 30 much en-
Typewriter Man .- ,rhouRb FULLY. F,
W"H ,fs Trey 1.-Two Just lie other osks.
seems i' me Mrs Rabbit lust opened
VAR GiS,.ff9M '' EE siP,T6s99' 40 -,
noon sH't boon workIngf think Of
T,p,o.t.r Mani sue~- 81. shes
.'''' ..f'. lw ..rs. and aiWays 20
Msr1o' 81. far.f mean 10 and that's
tHr Kind Hf .....r .rs ueesr
Ifrsv writer N.n Sos. that's the kind
900 i- E 't' rIn shat puts Ia in
you "...f fH ff getting YOUR stories a.
cog .'I 100 i.. ttU. ilt.r right along.
I'D -rnf .f.f.,f.t.I o. Ar Rabooek.
i. HI.tr with the rev
t.. fsa .r.t D. know ira 70
D..t f....e ariruffdiV'
|trsrrItrf Sian .-mfIirr ss he ao..
I'D guess uIf wurh out an rirha
we Ncnncdy ,H just follow directions
.n t.rf rr nf.I "'r AMI Nnu viii make
the biggest rrra .r fre world
N'f fo' f'ir Or tf" typevriter
lgast follow directions. ,-re rsads he
t.irra- c,iiov.u rs,,ir ,Babeoct,
nnrI uHE.f fH huHu. .lrs..ar 1. "a her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
WANT CARNEGIE MEDAL
For COIOpFD Man

INtkLliSli re-. w Va Itu
a mut cn.,ut has been started h.r.. t.
srrufe rr,orrition nom th. rHru....
N'fn Fund for charles LOWS. r. ID,
iu'msd Dniorrd fuan. wfu rs..rfI.
fought th' namcs with his barr hlr,t
when Mr. Jerry Rucknfr.. .f.fIIr.
'1urht nu Orc 1f her hrut, f.r. .rI
Woo itd ffn wher tnfuff,. f.uI..
Who hte H.rr IN inmate ar The ,ull-|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Ladies Of Golden EaaIe.

me ladies Of the Golden Eagle gave
their annual supper and dance nj the
Arion Hall on Wednesday evening;
The committee i'm charge was com
posed Of Mrs. n. Brooks, chairma9:
Mrs. NJ. J. Capps. Mrs \. l.. RITZ.
Mrs Lizzie Keys and Mrs. c. St.
phcns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Observation-Disclosures.

MT. William +. Stephans and Mss
Emma l. Molfreudiger. both of Cla--
lne' o.. were united i'm marriIge
tuesday evening at the parsonage o.
the German NJ. T.. church The Rev.
Speckman oficiated at the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
NEW YEAR DANCE
AT FORT HENRY
MISS ELIZA FRIsSEII ENTER
TANNED FOR HFR HOUSE
GUEST
mrs. Jess A. Bloch, Mrs. John W.
Storer, Mrs, Harry c. HazIett AT
home for Mr.. and Mrs. ZiegIer.

Miss Eliza Frissell daughter OF D..
ana Mrs. Charles NJ Frissell, was
hostess at delightful New Year
dance al the Fort Henry club on We'd
nesday evening as a compliment 10
her house guest. Miss Elizabeth Speers
OF pittsburgh. Miss Frissell was as
sisted in receiving by her mother
ana honor guest. The ball room was
decorated in Christmas colors. with
poinsettias and smilaN used effect
lively. mingled with which were clus-
ters OF mistletoe. During the even
ing Meister's orchestra rendered an
appropriate dance program. including
college airs. and the members of the
younger social set home from college.
danced mer-ily on until midnight
\ luncheon was served at eleven
o clock and the tables were artistic
any decorated for the occasion. The
dance was one of the most ENJOYABLE
given Tor the young people and the
guests included the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

beautiful residence on Third avenue
entertained last night at an elaborate
and brilliant bridge party. The I.s,
of guests included the City's society
lt Iders. and the function was NO
table one.-Huntington Herald Dis
patch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

tended and all had fine time The
following Mere among those present:
Misses Mary Hodge. Kathleen
Menkimiller. Helen McFadden, MAJ
Hodge. Thclma knarr. Emma Feitz.
Miss Cogley. Miss Colbert. Alberta lie
rome. Hannah Jerome. Elizabeth
Faust. Ethel joyce. Mayme Miller.
Anna KEITH. Media Bolton. Edith Bon
neson. Bess Fossler. Grace Stam-..
Emma Monteigel. Elizabeth McKow-..
Isabel Wilkerson. Lucy Martin. Flor
ence johnson. Dorothy Duncan. Ruth
Hillman. Helen Mccullough. Kathleen
Gilligan. Margaret Gnligan. Niviaa
Kraft. Laura Mcconnell. Anna Rnser-
berg. Helen Beckett. Miss Zoeckier.
Anna CorSon. Edith Bonnesen. Madg.
liodgcn and Rose Arhenz.
Messrs. William Walters. Roy
Nelshans. James Archibald colt R.ns.
-. 6. Day. Andrew Henry. Ebert Ne
Mechen. William Chilean. Leo How.
ard. Charles Kraft. John Cogley, g.
g. 'arskadon, Elmer Eeckcr. W. VI.
Farley. james Wilson. Earl Nencmar.
I'd. Dufrcnc. Mr.. Ebbert. Alvin Johr =
son, Bob Snyder. Joe GeiScy. Ed. col
bert. Henry Brinkman. Charles Brum.
or. Alan Schwalb. 7. q. schultz. Cor
uon Birclow. Roth Clemens. Charles
Dudley. ~. W. r.. Bills. Harold Hal.
Wesley Root. Lee BYrum. Don Eyrurl
howard Wilk"rsun. Irwin Wolf. owen
Zimmerman, George Mathison. Lester
LohcnSt"in. Roy Stcadman. Earl Hes
lop, Edward McCullOCh. Herman NJ
Hamilton, Thomas Beckett. Plul
Zo'ckler. George Grover Elmer Bar
tells. James Wilson. Fred Brinkman.
Mrs. k"ys. Mrs. J. &. Smith. Nrs
salem, AIR. and Mrs. Louis J. Wager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Original Americas Club.

II Is the original Americas CLUB
which meets at the home of Mrs
John shutter. 1911 Jacob street on
thursday evening. IL is another
Amcricus club which dances at tn,
Arion Hall on the evening OF Jaait-
AIRY ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

NJ y. walker Peterson entertained
u" ~. Matthews choir at the oaks on
i i' ~daN will their annual howiiur-
I"ftN- During the evening a lunch
'''H Wis served and tn. following
Iu.iu h,L- of tho rlmIf unr.. nr.-.rlt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
watch Pnrtv

~ h'r home ou the Nltiou,I Road
I'-itt evening Mis- Sylvia Euhl de-
iE1fiull} entertained q number OF nor
Iff'Ul- with watch farfr The
heu' WIS decorated 900 Christmas col
D. HOLLY and missile tns wtr. blend
900 r.sstt and Ga, hours Wrr. -tnrf
Boo various gaines. music etc.. and tf-
Co. rr'rffuI tho r.w year ali dcrarted
s.inE Miss t.uhl a charming hostess
Z hose present wsF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
n. L. c. o. Club.

The u. l.. G. q. club gave leap
year dance at the \. o. L. W. hall
on Tuesday evening. Prof Noltc
furnished the music and the following
were the guests:
Mrs Daniel Dinger. Mrs. :. c. Co
zad. Mrs Y y. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. II. r..
Moore. Bertha Horker. Bess Sedgwicll
Nile Walter Lulu Clevas. Messrs
llode Arm. Elmer Arm. II Ferguson.
&. Bickmcycr. Harry Coleman. Roy
Stedman. Harold Porter. VIII Walters.
Charles Bruncr. Ben Tracy Albert
Graham. Paul Dew. Paul Rainbow.
Warren Aebrsolc. n. H. Sokcl. W. L.
Rice, Ray liver. Henry Adams. Harry
River Paul Campbell. viii Rogers.
Nilbu. TRAINER. &. Huegins. Misses
Gertrude Dyer. Hazel Lindsey. Viz
giuia \eshitt. Eleanor McFadden. Me
"a BertschV. Anna Carson. Hilda Faust
Rhoda Hide brand. Mahle Shemp. Al
ma sax. Minnie Conokie. EVELYN
Wolf. Miss Paradis. Hazel Straub.
Clara Strlub. Gcncyieve Baxter. Rhea
Mdnion. Miss \iuCuS. Bcss Foster. Ida
Radclin. Maud Armstrong. Frcda
Ndss. Hama Reick. Amelia smith
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coryr'sh' 1912 BY Adam, >ev,p.r,r service,
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-16
MEMBERS. ATTENTION.

There is called for Thursday even
ing, September IS. very important
meeting of the Bachelors Dancing
Club, to be held at the Sentinel Of
flee at o'clock sharp, and 1t is the
earnest wish of the club officers that
every member who possibly can
should turn out at this meeting. The
election of officers will take place
and many other important measures
concerning the club will come up
before said meeting.
(SiNed) JOHN KfRTLEY,
[s-1s-3tl Secretary