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The Springfield herald., 1914-05-22
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Farm for Sale

Farm for Sale
We have half section of lanr
one q.arter decided, flat, sal,
loam, admittedly the richest
the county, l3O acres in guilty
ton, sod house, foot windm
large reservoir, 2CO acres fence
school house half mile, thick
settled neigh Bon hood-the iii
man with $500 takes it. ReJ
ons for seiing-conpulsory C
cum 5 stances-must sell at enc
Will rent the above farm Il
;summer and take one fifth
crop. Address Springfield.
G. E Gilmore, now of Ellsha
and Louis Walker of Stoningto
were business, visitors in Sprin
field on the 10th.
Will Denney Monday repair
Capt. Vanorsdol's windmill
that he could get Il drink of "
ter at his own home.
j. P. Mills was forty years
on the DIST Inst, and on t
morning of that day issued
challenge to the world for tt
,of physical endurance inside
II 10 foot ring.
f. Board drove through toy
Monday with load of the Di
tree" posts. He Informs us ii
tree made 300 posts and seve
al loads of wood.
Henry Blatcllat was in tov
last Saturday. He his been
Des Moines 1Oa.. attending
school of chiropractory. Il
brother Gus is practicing tt
profession AT Medicine Lodg
Kans., and is said to be havil
great success.
John Meir left tn e first of t.
week for Alva, Okla, where !
has big crop of wheat to loo
after. Before returning he
going to have Il public sale of b
stock, household and Iarmir
equipments back there. I
expects to return in about tv
months.
Miss Lizzie Shannon of Re
nier, was guest of friends
Springfield Saturday night. 81
reports that cherries, apples al
pears will be fair crop I'll
water was three feet deep in I'll
orchard during the flood, ar
several hundred dollars i
smud &c pots washed away.
The hail storm last week W:
remarkable for ts eXtcnsiveneSs
II seems to have covered a larg
part of Baca, and was reporte
in Cimarron county, Okla, til
irrigated district north of Ii;
mar, over in Stanton and Mo
ton counties, kans., and cas-
Hardly apparently as far as I'll
storm extended.
Our genial Bert Schneide
brought his horses up from Res
nier on the 18th inst. and L
turned with them Sunday. M
Schneider found plenty of o
portunities to sell on time, b
nothing in the way of reat
money, so lie made no sale
The horses were OF the gene
al-purpose variety, aud were
fine shape.
! A civil service examination +
those desiring to compete ]
lapointment as fourth-class
M. at Stonington and Villas W
be held in Springfield by ci
service examiner on June 3r
The examination will be open
all who have made appli cation
due form and have met the .
} quirment. Application blan
may be procured at either OF t
above named or at the Springfit
postoffica Those desiring to co
pete for appointment at other Ii
ed office ir the state may do so
this examination, but Villas
Stonington are the only otfic
in this county which eXamil
tions are adve1 tised for at tt
1 it,,o
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NOTICE FOR PUBL!CNN
(rubiisher.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
u. S Land Office at L"mar Colo.
Apri 2lst 1914.
Notice is hereby g"cn that earn A.
Wilson, of Notts, Kans., who on Aug
ust 10th, 1907, made Homestead entry
Nc. 1856, Serial No. o9424. for the sci
# Section 8, and on February 7, 1911,
made additional Homestead entry, No.
1886. for Ne! Of Sec. n,
township 3S south Range Al
wesc 9th principal meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make five year
proof, to cstablish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver, at Lamar Colo, on the
9th day of June, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. II. Teel, of Wentworth, Colo.
j. w. Stevens II,
Clarence Sutton,
Eugene McGarey, all three of Notts
! Kuns.
EU UGENE M. WHIMKER,
Registe
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publlshei'.)

Us Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
Apr. II, 1911
Notice is Hereby given that Alvil NJ. Coriner
Of W Wentworth Colo, who on Sept. !. 1877 made
homestead entry, No. tai. svgialNo. Oi!i, Ior
the nwl OF sec.3a. md on June Il, 1911 maleAd-
d. homestead entry No Uliol3 for VIZ me- i
of Sec.3a, Twp. 32S. Rgnge i2 w..
9Th +. NJ. has fled notice Of intention to make
Five year proof 10 establish claim to the land
above described before the Judge of the County
Court at Springfield. Colorado, the 5th
Gay Of June, 1914.
ClninRnt nanes Witnesses.
william NJ. Lee
James Lang, both of Wentworth col'.
Quincy s. Ewing
John Wren both Of StoninGton Colo,
tUGENEM. WHITAKER. REGISTER
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Pubii her)
Department cf t.c Interior,

Department of &c Interior.
U. S. Land ofIico mar Colo
pr. II 1914
Notice is he. y given
.hkt Powell r.. Waid
of Richards, Colo who on Dec3l, 1910
made homestead ent ry serial No. o959l
for lots and Cd WI of Sec. 10, L
80 S. r. 44'W. 9Th principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of Intention to mike
three year proof to the land above
described before the U. s. Com. at
pringfiel Colo on the 2ni day of
June 1914
Claimant names as Witnesses
George II. Steele
W, S. Evans
j. ". Stephenson
J w. Stogner all of Richards
c 10.
10 BNE NJ. WHITAKER Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Lamar Colo. Apr 80 1914.
Notice is hereby given that archie Downard'
of Richards Colo. who on Feb. ia, lsl1' made
homestead entry serial No. 0sS95, for E's
section 81. township 80 S. Range 43 W.
9th Principal Meridian has filed notice
of intention 10 make three year pruot to es-
tablis!i claim TO the land above described before
the United States Commissioner at Springfield
Colorado, on the i5lh day of Jane, 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses;
C. S. jackson,
Fred Il. Storer,
John C. Moore,
NJ. A. Hancock. all of Richards, Cole.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER Resister.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
,Publisherl

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
,Publisherl
Department of the Interior.
United State Land Office.
Lunar. Colorado. Apr. 30 1914
Noticcis hereby aiven that Fred II, storer
of Richarir, Colo, who on De. i'th, lHio'
made II. d. entry serial No. ea.sl. for
VII, sec. 20 Twp. 81 g, H.. ~
9Th principal meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before the United States
Commissioner Mt Springfield, Colorado. on the
18th dag ef : ne. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Aach' c powrard
Frei Collins
Martha Hancock
C.s. Jackson. all ef Riehaids colo.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER
REGISTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATl(
Publisher.)
Department of the interior
u. S. Land Office at Lamar i2oic .
Lamar. Colorado, May 10 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Laura J. Downer,
formerly Laura j. Harris,
of springieIi. Colo, who on. Oct. H. isll'
made homestead entry serial No. Oii!2i fer
Eis. se. II. Township 80 :. Range ~ W. 9Th
Principal Meridian has filed notice ii intention
to make threa yal. p:oIf tJ establish claim
to the land above described
before the United states ccarinissir7,or nt
Springfield. Colorado. on the L'' day Of July
1914
Clain,ant names witncasea:
w. W. Leach
Robert j. Homsher
Frank ". Starit
Lula Leach all of Springfield
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER. Register
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DIR. T. H. BRADY
Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist.

Lamar, Colorado.
Phone,oilic Lamar 50,
Residence, Prowers 278,
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Buffalo Bill
NOTICE FoB FERTILIZATION
Pubiisher)
Dcpartmen. OF t.ic Interior

u o. LAM Mar.i7 81
Notice is hereby given ;ha. Charles A. Hughes o.
Lanport Colorado, who "a Dec. l3. 1'lO, made
homestead entry serial No 0s!2.. for Lots l. "
!. Nwt6 Nwi EIs Nv .niei ID swl4 of sec. q
TWP. 81 $, Range ~ W. 9Th
M. has filed notice of int .ntion to inai;'
three year proof, to establish c'air'ito the iAn'
above desc ribcd before she u. = trr
atspringlieli. Colorado on the lst day
of June 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses.
John Rohlfs
James Collins
[ .. H. Collins, al three of Lamport Colo.
Frank Wentworth, Wentworth toio.
Eugene Nj. Whitaker,
Register
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
SCHOOL GARDENS
GROWING NICELY
AND CHILDREN ARE VERY MUCH
INTERESTED IN WORK OF
CARING FOR SAME.
Children Were Given Treat Tuesday
at the South Side Gardens on
the Bowers Property

Miss Cecilia Speyer. chairman OF
the Civic Department OF the Woman :
club and the promoter OF the school
gardening movement IN the city. Is
elated over the interest manifested by
the children in charge OF the gardens.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Speyer. Miss
Martha Ross Of the Island. Mr.. Max.
well in charge Of the children on the
McFadden property. Nrs. Guy Il &.
Allen, Mrs. W. G. McGregor. Mr..
Frank and others visited the south
Side children's gardens 4 treat was
given the children. Each was pre-
scented with an ice cream cone which
they thoroughly enjoyed.
In speaking OF the gardens. the
ladies' state that the children are so
much interested and the work Is ex.
Iceedingly Creditable. Beans are doing
nicely, the tomato vines are full of
small tomatoes. the second crOD of
lettuce Is planted and the gardens of
the South Side are n success Every
Tuesday and Thursday the children
water the gardens and are always on
hand when II Is time to do their share
OF the work. Many children stated
Tuesday that they wanted gardens al.
50 and not having room at home.
hoped next year to have a plot in
which TO plant. The island gardeners
and the boys of the Com club were
guests Of the South Side gardeners
Tuesday and all had a fine time *.
changing ideas regarding the various
plants. etc. n the children continue
their interest in tho gardening move.
ment. 81 Is hoped to have larger and
more gardens next season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
NEWS BRIEFS

The executive committe OF the
Nurses Association Is arranging plans
for the entertainment of the state
nurses when they hold their state con.
vention in this city some time in Sep
TENDER
Since the Yost prohibition law has
gone into effect the passenger receipts
Of the local railroads Is on the in
crease owing TO the travel between
this city and Pittsburgh. Mingo juno
tion and Dillionvale. The heaviest
ira. &C is on Saturday and Sunday be-
tween the various towns.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of directors Of the Ohio
county Anti-Tuberculosis league will
be held or Friday evening at four
otlock m the headquarters Of the or
ganization in the Board OF Trade build
ing
No meeting OF the local Red Cross
Chapter will be held until September
unless called Ky the president
In order to broaden the knowl.
edge Of its employees in the general
q. .ce az baltimore The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has inaugurated a
plan Of putting its division o GERS
through course Of employment which
viii equip them for promotion to POSI-
lions OF greater responsibility.
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ODD FELLOWS
PICNIC TODAY
ANNUAL REUNION or LODGES OF
THIS DISTRICT TO BE
BIG FEATURE.
Excellent Program Of Athletic Events
Has Been Arranncd-Prizsa 20
he Awarded.

odi Fellows lay will be- very arrr7-
GrIa''ly observed tomorrow ana me
event bids fair Co Dol largely attended
hv the members 0f the various lodges
of the trl-ztpte radius % Is fully
anticipated that over two thousand Ofr
te.lsn-. their families and friends Will
Dol present Co enjoy tho pleasures OF the
day. The members az the Joint commit
tee have devoted great deal of effort
success All members Of the lrdrrfuffrf
order 0f odd Fellow lodges Boo tho frI.
state radius OF wheeling and vicinity
have been cordially HfIfrt fu attend the
annual outing and picnic and ruI.t With
Tho wrmbrra uf tho WhesIinE IHHrr4 81
drIr1ttHl day and aisD tn enjoy the
.'l mdII program That viii he carried
The day wlll hr featured with Hnu-s-
rrufa ~ lII Kinds and Ir connection
Win fnc athl'ti. event ths wcmHrra 81
iHH JOINT committee IHu dfIIHlf 20
award prizes fn Che winners In each
event a great deal of interest Ia o..
lodge. Ha fH fns ur. fIHf VIII aH.I.aT
il selling fhs IH.rr.f number ~ tickets
above hffl The members ~ Tho rr---
mIiti'n have uTfrsd He a prize auTIT
sofa rIn fn He awarded fu fHr member
on any lodge. exclusive Of fHe commit Dol.
.'r. which .e... tha largest number ~
ticket. allow. Nfty
a great deal Of intrrr.f I. tr.rr rr4,-
Tested iu ne ha aef1U Same nat IF. %
Nr played Iu The morning af 90 O'CLOCK
h.f'''n fNr odd Fellow. ~ frf. .ffv
HNn BEL Team fu DO selected from the
WISHING lodge. a great deal ur r~f.t
'si D. bfing manifested in tho contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Quass. Grace Bixier. gsssis Hogs. AZ
nss AcGouEh. Gertrlce NarEh. EsfeitA
rtilueu. Hel~na Fun. Huth Cricken-
oerE~r. NaDce Har<s. NarFaref L4esis.
Meta JOtnso1. Boss Clark Bertha
hAnson. Nabsl Holland MadEe NounE
christina hurkle Nsssrs flOyd
smith. Wm- Frazier. Ralph Evans.
Carl ko~Eier. Ray Sykss. Eugene Por-
ter. Randall NcSiehol. Naa bishop.
Russell Ebert. Roy Smifh. Nergin
stonecipher. Jersld st0necipher. Roy
shar. Gilbert Hanson. Homer CraEo.
Arch carp. Charles Hlil. Of Cleveland /.
Joseph hoiisf. NescameAc Henry
hogs and George StilEeM
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ne rcEuI1r weekly meeting ~ Henry
'laF camp Modern vs. oodmen Of Amer,
~, We h@lg 20 their headquarters a.
Iitnn =, Hll last evening. Considernbl
rnutin" business was transacted and f.
class of CANDIDATE token in.
Miss Illa MpCurat. Of Indiana d.
spending several dana nu tho pn.st 20
friends and relative 40 Film Grove
'harlcs fpy. of Dallas. spent yast.r-
o., ~ INC gut-th"-pik" district looking
Tho organization of .ho durtrir 1.,g,,.
ai Flm FroF" De- we'll under wov ard
VIII D. completed wi'rtn a. few dsvs
The regular monthly nicotine ~ The
valley Grove branch az tho Ta.rb...fr..
NEricul tiral club viii b. held at me
'9ool nous" tnie oycrinr
Miss Mary CisIlau. uf Film Grove 1T.
yesterday for FBirm0rf. whore rIa 10. "a
srcnd several days as tho guest af rsi.s'
Nrs John Hvsn. O. oklahoma is
Mr. shields of EIm Grove
Miss Midrrd Chase has returned O.,
h'r homo 90 '0NInEton kr. after errr.I-
inf 60. .ral dn'e 'a OBJ" guest III friends
Mrs samuel Ksrd-i-k and cbud-,,
have returned fn their homo af NraF.-
Nn'. Hffrr spending tho past few d.,.-
i'h friends and relatives No Wisrt6n
A. u, vrnysIt Of enc city. has rs,,.5
fn' IrT'e Rail property M Lem.
where Pc viii ercud tho summer Nr
I'lN moving t0 hiv farm near clinton
whore DO viii spend The remainder of
fNN summer.
William Green hga moved from r..,,..
fn hIa new home near Greenwood come
tory.
. lre young SON ~ Mr. and Mrs rdrsr
Keller Of grlrFeNifft. fa confined f.-If-
bonn" With serious illness.
NI-e Elizabeth Eu.slIr. ~ Nsvgbrrs
". b. .u'udinr several dnva III ITO
guest RI friends af the STAFFORD
It.| fI"||Hr. ~ IIfu Grove Ia fHa
Guest f.r N..rHI dave Of friends and
r.'HfIUUa Hf FHIrwnrf
James t'uurfr of washington In
o. arfudIrr n Few days ne tho ruaaf 81
friends of Edgwu1d
John Webster of ruwhnfar bel the
guest Tor Few days OF rffatIy,a a.
Pheasant valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

\ wagon owned by the scott Lumber
company. Of Bridgeport. aud loaded
Win lumber Tor resident Of Cedar
iN",hN. lin Grove. was participated over
a 80 foot emhaukment Yesterday when
the douhletrcc coupling broke The
t'amster was taking a load 81 lumber
on inc heights and when nearing the
top OF ~" hill the accident occurred.
letting the wagon ron over tn. hank
ana 10 the hollow. which At that point
Is aboltin feet deep and almost perpsn-
aicuiar. Fortunately the driver escared
bN jumping before he was taken ,,v.r
me bank. The breaking Of the coupling
standing on the road. The wagon was
complete wreck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Ihe map ~ the town or Elm Grove
mas ~ last arrived. Several months ago
P1S'"uic" officials visited the out tile
plk' district and asked that mans ~
ihe towns Do prepared. Accordingly an
tuelnF'r was secured 90 DO the work and
In' man arrived YESTERDAY owing TO
we TACT That several OF the streets of
th' town nave never been named. A. will
n' UP 70 the mayor To- furnish nance
I"r th'm This viii be done within a
rev days Several other small chance
or corrections will also De made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Eduard Woods Of up.
lands. bel mont County. Ohio enter
famed nth a dinner and supper Sat.
urdsy. The affair COX place on the
lawn surrounding the home IN the
evening fireworks were en1oged
Among the guests we're Mr. and Mr.
Edward Smith and daughter Harriet
% New Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.
Ellsworth CrisSell. Mr and Mrs. RI.
mer Robinson. Mrs Della West. Mr.
and Mrs Edward Woods. Mr. and Mr..
Albert CroEen Ralf CrisNell. Dave
Evans. Mabel Pearl. Anna Schriver.
frances Tappen. Albert Tappen. Anna
Iappen. Ella Tappen. Elmer Robinson
Carl West, Rosella Bennett. Adelta
Woods. Helen Woods. Lawrence
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Society Beach partIe.

Society Is beginning 10 enjoy the
local beach Many parties are being
arranged for every day OF the week
Many go uD TO spend. few pleasant
hours In the sunshine while others
really don their suits and splash
around IN the cooling waters 81 he
Ohio. Realizing the health ana nat.
ural beauty acquired b. swimming.
many are going to the beach daily 10
get the proper exercise n Is sur
prising how many can actually swim
gracefully while others are striving
TO learn before leaving for the sum
mer resorts.
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Picnic AZ Waumnna

y lHlpu SUNDAY school picnic was
held last evening a. the Waymau farm
"a snort distance from Elm Grove The
duaI was attended Dos "a large number
or the residents Of Film Grove and vi
clnItN. while large delegations from,
Nht"lluE and surrounding towns were
present. About five clock q feast was
spread on the lawn and an old time
luncheon was served. During the even
were played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
LOST-Tan Scotch Collie
Dog. Answers to the
name of 'Iadie." Liberal
reward paid if returned to
William Weiss,
Elmwood.


ne Patterson and Elm Grove team
viii cross bats with the strong Holman
ana luNall team Of the city ON the Film
,troNe grounds saturday afternoon The
l'uns arc reckoncd a. among the fast
est IN the valley and one Of the hest
games OF the season BE- being ANTICIPATED
by the fans from Elm Grove a big
delegation from Wheeling will also ac-
company the Holman and Duvall boys
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auspices OF the Westminster Guild OF
ine stone church. was Il decided success
u ne lawn was beautifully decorated ana
presented very pleasing appearance
4 ne audlr was IN charge OF Mrs. Mi.d-
Iuhn. l'aTher or the class and commit
Tee OF young lady members. The pro-
et'ds or the evening viii be used for
the benefit OF the class
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Lawn Party.

Thursday evening 81. Johns branch
OF the Womans Auxiliary to 81. Mat.
thew's church will hold a lawn party
AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Singleton
PAUL. AZ Kenwood Place. All are cor
daily invited 90 attend Refreshments
VIII be sold and the lawn brilliantly
lighted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Miss Virginia He'll Of Rrookside. On.
tertained number OF her friends.
Tuesday. for her guest. Miss Helen
Ouass. Of Cleveland. q. Dancing and
games were enjoyed. with the follow
ing guests present: Misses Helen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Election Quiet.

Although yesterday was eIectio, Ia,
IN the county. the out the pike district
remained quiet during the day Tn,
hottest hght ia the district was that Tor
tns ONCE OF county superintendent of
schools. between charles Ray and ] "
armcr- The voting proved light dur
ing the afternoon. with Few more turn
ing out during the early evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Miss Marie Riester will entertain
Thursday evening for her house guest
Miss Irene Kelley of Chicago and for
Miss Louise Nilsack of Pittsburgh
who is the guest OF. Miss Grace Me
Coy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
OUT-THE-PIKE


Jacob Nossen. member 81 Washington
district school board. met Monday eve
NIX with the Fulton council ana asked
whether or not the town would occupy
We school rooms Tor e. council chamber
Tor another year a. ~ present Ws wac
informed that council had been notified
f1 taDttn The room August 4 az which
time their lease expire. This Ia.tr.a
The town ~ Fulton practically wffrouf +,
place fu send the children o. school
Tor The sarlg part eft the term Str Nps-
sen stated that considerable trouble Ia
being experienced with the owner 1f fra
CLARK property 40 fHs corner u~ -afrts
street and National Road. Tho trouble
over Ode property Del said fu have arisen.
over The price asked hE the owner. Hs
asking much .FrEsT price than tine
school board Inquired tho Ufursrf. worth
10 was stated that condemnation rru-
.rrdiuEe would Do started Within ID fau.
nafe TO D. the intention OF fHr board
Or f pos DIE. have tHr building conn
rlftrI before cold weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Mr.. George Hewitt will entertain
this evening az the Country Club with
dinner dance for members OF tho
younger social set and their house
guests, There will be thirty guests
present
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elerkortte. WeltxeI.

This morning at o'clock a pretty
wedding will be solemniked At the sa-
cred Heart church In North Wheeling,
when Miss Eva Weitzel. daughter OF
Mrs. John Weitzel. OF North Wheeling
becomes the bride OF Mr. Henry Bier
kortte. Nuptial high mass will be eel
ebrated BY Rev. Father Rossman.
Miss Mamie DAILY will furnish the mu-
eic. and during the ceremony Mr.. VII
liam Bierkortte will sing appropriate
selections. Miss Lillian Weitzel. sis
ter OF the bride. will be her maid OF
honor She will wear a pretty white
morning frock with chic hat 20
match. Mr. Herman Bierkortte will
act as his brothers best man. The
ushers will be Messrs. John Nolte and
Edward Bierkortte. The bride will
wear gown of white crepe meteor
and LONG tulle veil. finished at the
face in Juliet style. Following the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Bierkortte will
leave for a trip OF the Great Lakes.
Upon their return they will reside In
the North End The bride was for
merly an employe OF the George r.
Stifel Co. while the groom is a well
known potter OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

This is tho graduating season"
lc.. and tho sun o. conforrInr do.
rrcog upon Tho thermometer. Bos
ton Transcript.
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as the members 81 the local Ioag.s
are anxious 20 win In the Afternoon
~ hEc o'clock. an interesting program
OF heId sports viii be carried out.
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Outina AZ Grren,a

a crowd OF ladies' went out 70 Tria-
delphia Tuesday 20 spend the day a.
Joe Greens place. a delicious dinner
vas served at the hotel which g. fam
Gus for its sum mer meals. In the az
ternoon the guests spent their time
under the trees on the lawn.
In the party were
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COMMITTEE MEETING.

The committee on teachers and
schools Of the board OF education met
last night and discussed matters per.
tanning TO the election OF teachers 10
hI vacancies existing in the city
schools. report will be- made 10
the board az the next regular meeting
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The HHr toto lI.fn H.f evening on
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