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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21

cally been completed and as soon as
the engaged architect prepares suit
able plans the construction of the
building will commence, which will
be not later than June Is. The
building will contain a sufficient
number of class rooms, cloak rooms,
a reading room, a teachers room,
and spacious auditorium. The
citizens at large are elated with the
idea of having a new school build
Continued on page three.)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21
CADES, S. {.

Seve. .ty-fve miles north of Char
lestor and thirty miles south of
Florence on the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad is the little hamlet of Cades.
We can not boast of manufacturing
industries, but our natural resource
is our fertile soil. Agriculture is
our chief and only industry. Bu1
as agriculture is the most essential
factor in the making of any great
commonwealth, any great country,
or any great community. we con
slider we have that factor which is
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21

Continued on page three.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

SIUUHu sHHHH Tor Lie.
Outftelder Hughey Memo" Leibold of
the Cleveland Maps Is the latest OF the
major leaguers 10 enter the n1atrfrnoniai
game. license was issued 20 him I'm
Detroit last week for his marriage to a
miss Of that city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
The llneup Follows !;
WJSNER
some Other GOOD Games.

some Other GO0d Games.
Down at Missouri Valley. Ia. the
Omaha Athletics will do all in their
power to smother the gang OF moleslxin
warriors stationed there.
The Monmouth Parks win rest up today
for their struggle on Thanksgiving. To
date the Parks have had more hard luck
relative to injuries received during CON
flicts than any other Omaha troupe.
Over at Dunlap, Ia. the famous Fonte-
nelles will perform today. Dunlap has a
fast bunch. so the city dudes will have
to ramble in order to glom the grapes
In all probability the Clifton Hill Mer-
chants and the MontclaiTs will clash on
the municipal lot at Thirty-second and
Dewey avenue. The game is arranged,
but there is some trouble relative to where
the game will be played.
Fans should not Inoculate the wrong
idea relative to Wisner, Neb., being the
champions Of the state OF Nebraska. The
writer happens to know their galaxy OF
stars, and. altogether, he Is willing 70
conCede the undisputabIe fact that they
have mustered together the best cOngre-
cation OF independent moleskin warriors
in the state OF Nebraslas nevertheless.
the championship does not rightfully be-
long to Wisner. The Wisner team Is not
composed entirely of men that reside in
Wisner. Walworth's home is in Topeka
Kan. and his home at present is Norfolk
Neb. The Frank brothers. Owen and
Brnie. formerly stars on the Nebrasks
University, are imported.
II Wisner will play home guards, mer
that reside in Wisner, either the Co.
lumhians or Monmouth Parks say they
will be glad TO play them. any time. any
place and tor large pot OF dough. for the
championship Of Nebraska. The Colum
bians Will play the visitors today, but
the championship Is not taken into con.
! sideration.
| GFidirOn FIOtsam.
Valley. Neb.. is where the Monmouth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
BRITISH TENNIS MEN IN WAR
Racquet Men Quite as Handy in
Battle as on Courts,
GOLFERS ALSO AT THE FRONT
Twenty Leading Amateurs shoulder
ArmS In the Defense of Their
/ Country In Its Faro
pean Fight.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l,- British lawn
tennis players have already given strik-
ing proof OF the fact that as soldiers
fighting for their country they are second
to none. Theirs "a not the only game In
which amateur sportsmen compete, how
ever. that Is furnishing It's list OF fighting
men on the far-nung British battle line
Men whose names are synonymous with
all that Is greatest in golf are making n
brave showing In the allied armies In
Europe and have shown themselves fash
toned OF tho sterner stuff Of which sol
dlers are made.
There Is hardly a golfer among the
leading twenty amateurs Of Great Brit
ain who IL not at this moment fighting
Ia defense OF his country. j. {. l.
Jenkins Laurie Of the Links" who won
the amateur championship at Sandwich
last summer against ono of the greatest
international fields ever gathered, volun-
teered promptly at the outbreak OF the
war and IL now with the Cameron High
landers, together with his brother. Those
who know the race OF Jenkins are confi-
dent that Laurie and his brother will soon
ombazon their names on the shield of
glory.
It was Jenkins who survived at Sand
witch after such brilliant opponents of the
game OF golf at Jerry Travers, Fred
Herreshoff. Chick Evans and others OF
the American invading forces had been
swept down to defeat.
c. o. Hezlet, OF a famous golfing family
! and who was runner-up TO jenkins in tho
championship. is another who has lis
tened TO the call OF the bugle and Joined
the regular army. being stationed with
the Antrim garrison artillery at Kllroot
Heziets massive figure was a familiar
one on tho links of Ireland as well as
England
Robert Maxwell. who has twice held
the amateur championship. has enlisted In
the Royal Scots and has already gained
his commission. John Graham OF the
doylaKe links. who was regarded as ono
of the finest golfers of his time. is now
! soldier in the ranks u the Liverpool
Scottish and has laid aside his driver
for the rifle.
Captain Cecil Hutchinson. said TO bS
| among the best of the army golfers, and
a flnalist In the championship OF 1900
has gone back to the army and Is nov
In the forefront OF the fighting line.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
COYOTES WILL FINISH HERE
Mix with Creighton Next Thursday
on Local Field.
STRONG MEN IN LINEUP
Creighton Does some Tall Prnc-
ticinE for the Contest and Is
saying Very Little as 20
Outcome.

The Creighton varsity foot ball team
will wind up the present foot ball season
on Creighton field next Thursday after
noon with the University of South Dakota
team from Vermilion as opponents. This
will be the fourth annual battle between
the two teams, the northerners coming off
victors in all. Last year Creighton made
its best showing, holding the Coyotes to
a score OF seventeen.
Creighton will go into the contest with
it's full strength, with the possible excep-
ton of Stefan. fullback, injured some
| time ago. II played its last preliminary,
the game with Baker. a week ago. and
the men are all In good shape from the
rest. During the last week practice has
not been extremely heavy, as Coaches
Miller and Dudley feared the men might
60 stale. The next two days at least will
witness a severe drill.
The Coyotes record would gain them a
margin in the betting, II dope counts for
aught. Following is their record COM
plete: University of South Dakota
against South Dakota State. 12-Oi South
Dakota against Nebraska, 90; South Da.
kota against Minnesota, 7-2S; South Da.
kota against Notre Dame. O-3S; South
I Dakota against North Dakota, 1873; South
Dakota against Morningslde. 300; South
Dakota against Yankton, 23-3
! Tho personnel of the Coyote squad il
! somewhat familiar to Omahans. Potti
at center. whom Nebraska protested be
fore the game at Lincoln this year. haI
been mentioned by many critics as All
Western center. Vidal at right half hai
played a slashing game, and Captain
| Ferguson. who demonstrated his ability
in forward passing when here last year
is back on the job. At the other half is
freshman. sprague. and another freshie
/ Parliman, is running the squad In brillian
! style. Horner. Collins. Brooks and Nc
Cormick are still with the squad.
W. II. Elsenmann OF Sioux City hal
been chosen as referee. Bill Brennan o
Ames, head linesfnan, and probably Gu
Graham OF Des Moines, umpire Eisen
mann officiated in the same capacity las
year.
J, General admission for the game will b.
81. reserved seats In the middle of tn
grandstand S125 and box seats $50.
The hard field viii be worked this weel
TO provide a soft place for falling athletes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Penn Will Add More
Events to Olympic

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 21-The an
nouncement by Frank B. Ellis. graduate
manager OF the annual University OF
Pennsylvania relay races. that Penn will
add several Olympic events to the pro-
gram for its 1915 carnival is the biggest
boost that the cinder path sport has rad
in many a day. The Olympic pentathlon.
40O-meter hurdle race. javelin throw and
fifty-six-pound weight throw added TO
the list OF events for the ''relays'' will
serve 70 boom interest in Olympic at
fairs among the various colleges. and II
can be truthfully stated that Penn has
struck a great blow in the cause OF in
teresting Uncle Sans college students IN
the Olympic meets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Psychology Plays
Part in Golf Game

NEW YORK, Nov. a.-Psyehology in
golf Is a study in which myriads OF those
OF q more or less Thoughtful disposition
love TO delve. Not often do such famous
players as Harold II. Hilton attempt 10
go into the why's and wherefores OF this
phase of the game. interesting though it
might be. Lake a dog chasing it's tail,
no definite conclusion can ever be
reached except that the psychologist
mystery remains unsolved. and that II
always will be a source OF never-ending
interest. Hilton deals with the matter
at some length, and. because Il Is Hilton
who says It, his opinions will he read
by all thinkers who play golf and all
players who think golf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

fidence in his ability TO beat any man
In the ring The Cornishman simply un-
derestlmated tho bulk. strength and iron
Jaw OF Jeffrles, and while always willing
to face the bollermaker In the ring, yet
was twice beaten. once because he did
not try very hard to win and once be-
cause he broke both hands on the iron
jaw OF the Los Angeles man and was
unable TO hit any more
The Nemesis OF Tommy Burns was Jack
johnson. the giant negro. who followed
the understood heavyweight title holder
all around the world before he finally
cornered him In Australia and beat him
with ridiculous ease. Johnson also had
=. very depressing effect on the nervous
system Of JEFF when the boilermaker was
pushed back into the ring In an effort
to restore tho championship to the
Caucasian race"
So far as johnson is concerned he Is
too conceiteI to even think OF such a
thing as a Nemesis.
In the lighter classes Johnny Coulon
couldn't sleep nights because OF dis
| turbing dreams In which the fighting face
OF Kid Williams always appeared. VIII
llams pursued Coulon for three years
before he finally got match, but was
compelled 10 hand the alleged champion
I,OOO before coulon consented 10 box.
Following the unexpected victory OF
, Young Corbett over Terrible Terry Me-
Govern at Hartford the Brooklyn boy
copla think Of nothing else except a re-
/ turn match. Terry was confident ne
would win when they met for the second
time. but the heavy hitting and GOODNESS
Of Corbett again won.
There have been numerous additional
instances all going TO prove that nearly
every pugilistic champion has been pur-
sued by some fighter and eventually
overthrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
FOOT BALL SEASON SOON OVER
Sandlot Warriors Will Draw Curtain
with Last Game Next Saturday.
TODAY
'WO ATTRACTIONS
Arguments Between Columbian Re-
serves and spaIdings and Column
bians and wisner Mt ROurke's
This Afternoon.
BY FRANK QUIGLEY.


Only a few more days left before the
undertaken will have to be called at the
bedside of old Man Foot Ball and en-
balm the pigskin so II will keep until next
September Everything is ready for this
suspicious occasion and the funeral will
take place next Sunday afternoon INNS
diately after the games booked for that
day are history.
Foot ball in Omaha has been u rip
roaring success without q question OF a
doubt this season has been the best.
Every contest large gobs of fans have
turned out so financially the boys have
no reason to pout. Even in gas carts
came ones with the govt and their pain
went up in smoke when they started to
shout. When the bell rung the fang
came slow, but now even the girls bring
along their beaus. All the Sunday games
are full of thrills even the iceburgs are
immune from chills. The boys fight for
every inch and work especially hard in
n pinch. The fans are willing to doff
their lids TO them in recognition of the
fact that they are real foot ball gems.
1t is really oonundrum the way the
locals fight when you consider the fact
that they practice at night. This season
the locals have been lucky finding
avenues Of escape so far the home hoys
have found no use for crepe. Many
doctors and undertakers are present eacf
game. but they never get a case-isn't Il
shame? Foot ball is now nearing the
day when we will have TO put 1t away
A week from today it will be laid away
to rest in peace, then the sports car
hunt geese. There are only a couple OF
more wrangles so don't miss thess
tangles for please remember It will b.
next September before another season
rolls around when you can see the leather
egg bound.
Two Real Attractions.
There will be two real attraction
staged at Rourke park this afternoon
the first between the Columbian Reserves
and the Spaldings and the second between
the Columbians and Wisner. First gam
is to be called at 1880 p. m. and the secon,
at p. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

Roger Bresnahan is finally lodged where
II was intended he would be when he left
the Cardinals 10 join the Cubs-mansger
Of the latter. II reports De true. Rajah
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
"Fits' Afraid OF Nothing.

FitzsmmOns had no Nemesis. for the
reason that Old Freclles was not afraid
OF man or beast. and had the utmost con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

GridtrOn FIOtsam.
Valley. Neb.. is where the Monmouth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

has some berth, tOo-s1s,OOO a year for
three years and can't be canned without
his consent Not since the lays OF Muir
ply. with the Chance and Evers cases
I'm mind. Is any ball player OF manager
taking chances on the Cubs.
It's back TO the mask once more for
poor old Hank O'Day, the greatest utniiy
manager in the business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
WALLACE Ha. RIrthas,.

Shortstop Bobby Wallace. former man
ager OF the 81. Louis Browns passed his
foTtieth milestone last week Tommy
Leach, another ancient one. Will be 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mr and Mrs CFnriel Mill
W oudE1ale viii leave TO-DAY 80 . ..'
.iN' STAY 40 Mountain Lake PAX
Ahl other points NJ interest boz M go
n.y. @'Iynff has resi- rret nIs uuaffI..-.
I. clerk 20 Tho Film Grove afr-a a..-,,
.t. Jon before the opening OF .rr....r
Pc yer 'rDW. out the pike rrrIHa fr-
.." news. has returned 10 his nom. J, e
..l." HrNFH after arsuFFrr rNr 80.
Two weeks On the wtlds ~ Mfcpiro, TTs
Hts o com panied hy bis little r.rhevg
Miss Maud Wharton. or Elm Groy.
q, iIsililte that is being held AZ
james Hire. 4 CrIHar and IA
.fH. nf Elm Grove affs-F.F 49,
Jhrkfuwu fair yesterday
- Moses Liwa Patterson and gf4rrf.
sous ~ EIu Grove. left iaaf everi-r
,i... N.lll.naIf Pa. whore they viii
d. uniI Sunday.
..' l'ff 1ef evening frr VV4ari--,,,
81 '.. NHrrn Do VIII spend several r...r
.'..I"H after business
t-hi.-FIEa repairs are being mad. IN
.H' bert and Smith bowling aTf.,.r ~
I.'h Grove tnEiunfrr SATURDAY even
aFlt. bowling WIN be sfaEeA
NarEaret Elliott ~ Wooster
...,t.. he'- .3- few DAYS ~ her
-hHr.H road STONE
STR 1nt Nrs r. Greer. NJ rIf..t..--.
.r7I dave au The rurat
In'r burg Hf Film Grove
- ...'r COUNCIL fa moving rr#-.. tt.
M I'-E H..l.rr tn rho hose rrr.as
in --n w-af END ~ town.
Niles EIt Reed has returned t. be-
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y. who estend varme.t conrratula-

city. who extend varmest conrratuia-
The office 81 deputy marshall in this
city has become vacant and the follow -
Hobbs. Harry Mcconnell. Ray Grir-n.
John Van pyuc. Hari Mamma Nat.
smith. Harry Stackhouse. Asa r. Blow
ers. Ross Bills and Isaac COX. The
council which meets tonirft has the ap-
pointing power and VIII PROBABLY APP
point man 90 hll the place al mis-
IT, b. cain and "a. MrFadden with
Bliss Business college Of Columbus. % 4.
nave been SPENDING several days in this
Thieves entered the home OF Mra.
fertha Cox % West south street last
murray afternoon and took Two valu-
hhie rings and ten dollars in money.
a Dolpitts. attorney 8t law. o. IN
rifnhrnfille today where hs Dr. twins
IN case iu probate court
Mrs. Milton Ford and daughter Miss
louise are attending Noodsfc'I f1fr
~. w. Edr1r and wife ~ West .fsf1
street are visiting Mrs. Martina Free
Mr and Mrs Ed wolf o. Johnsi8yg1
|. nave been spending few laws vIsh
...H FORMER mother. Mrs Ada Wolf ur
'l M'In street. making the trio l1
Mr. and Mrs q r Fowler n Vest
N.I. street are i1 Woodsfel1 attend
Sire CIrde Burger and daHehts- Arf.
ana I.ite Fraud daughter Marr.rrr. ~
l.ir.' i.ie. grs spending fr- week
ee,.l If a.a Alr. Games Price ~ >orfh
Lhe Belmont sunday school errrsu-
won VII he frIE Hf ffs Hrr-HvfarI4f,
,ii.i f.sf-T v.''l-..,.. ELL. ......
nd go VISITING relatives 1 rair-Is,v
i..f.Hrth .l.HsIa ~ enrfh
,r -rl-., -e'r 70 flg.t ~ misH
Nrs J.. H Hayrv ~ tfif place fe ne
'i'.hE i'' Hr.I-f.Id fair Tolls Hssk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

hlrh interest H. being taken hv the
i.t-ettll ituH iu the oufaths-ulke dis
.llei in the game that will be PLAYED on
i.e t.ru Grove grounds SATURDAY, after
't.'n between The Patterson and Elm
tT'te team ana the Triadclphia haIl
l"..tfH During the early mart or fHe
.elrNh several efforts were made hy the
I.Au.-rrs ut each team Tor the ar
..'tlNk ~ a same This. however. was
unHaucrssfll until within a few Fagr
tE' Nhtu negotiations were arafn
closed. For several years there me
L.ru quite biz % rivalry between fh.
players ~ these towns Roth have 80
rILi'ualIN last teams this season ana
.A'h l- confident - winning the con-
40 4 o'clock ih'i+
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

james NcaEic. young lad o. Fulton.
received serious injuries YESTERDAY
morning when Do was atrurl D., ~ s,1tr
mobile. The young lad had been riflnr
90 iHr rear end ot "a wagon and Jumped
.l' NIfn" dlhffll lu rrouf 90 the np-
preaching machine The ror4lt ,-r- fr-t
hf fr.riN ca serious cuts about the face
Hnd head fe was rtmnN ga 90 the ONCE
attended 90. The mnrhfrs ,sEi-h a.
owned by the T.. ll. johnson Conpnrt.
~ taEwoud. struck the lad with such
Tho Injuries g. the boy. while uafnfuI
VIII NOT prove serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

a n1mhrr ut me butchers and en-
"Nw ~ tue rrheuk pa sina plant al
futt1n. enjoyed their annual outiuE 5-es-
LeraaE near Fulmara place. an TuE
N ure.inE creek. TIE affair Was o. have
nrnn held a. me krnhrlEhf farm ruf
owing CD certain misuudrrstaudIrrs
a. Transferred % the latter Erounts.
Nb"9t thirty we're present. an uanfsrrf
other sports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

lng uurk uf rrhaiiasfiuE ths frarks u
tne wet virginia Traction and f-l.cfric
I4AAI mes ln tle usf the ruEr d.
frlcf. in allaoat completed AZ the pre-
ent Nnle tlc fracEH have hFrn torn 20
lr.fA ne fara o. ne TOD 90 Pleasant
alAeI nil ms section Or track has
been rstsllaHffl. and usu ties rfare.f
ESQ sever tu CARR aeaF waste water
fr"an trr road 10 D. said that fh@ r.
n-airirE piece 81 track thaf has t-ru
torn ap ls al that viii b. completed
trlH season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

H@ffhe ttaninfn. or IuIl Run. TeEfer-
NaN hAA a narrow escape from serious
lnINff Nnru the tongue OF WAGON 90
Nulrh D. vac hauling Col=nauk uroua
broke. ltauford wa coming down a
steep blnh when the wagon pole hrnka
ehd me hur.rs being unable % hold the
Ltatb iHal. were showed down the hill
fortunately. however. Ranford succeed
~ ln hNTpinE them on the road and the
i'rit y a. that De- received q badly
.trefaiel Teri lsE. However the In
J4rlca ull NOT prove serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

NOTICE-CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO coSrAAoroEs.

Sealed bids will b r.~c,,.. -. -
ottce y The Board 81 Cofnnfs-torc,.
of the County of Ohio. until rbur.1a,-
AA,uEust -'th. 1914. NJ $3.50 A. n Eastorn
LOT restricting with Brick. Rituiitht-
or hituminous surface a. Der sp.rfftgs
lions on file ~ tho office Of Tho rt,.rt
~ Commissioner. CERTAIN r,ertl.,,. -
the following roads. OF
Nail"nai Road 1.-TWO locatfonrD
GreErsyillc. clinton a potornsr u,,t
wheeling a Fairmont PIKE
wheeling a. Elm Grove Road
rlenns tun and Cherry IAN Road
specifications together Win anrr,.,,
mate hardhEe are on file and NAV bo
Es'n curing office hours ~ The Tosr1
- i9i.ilffinnFrs office the Cont
House, Wheeling W Va "'t
~" ,. n9 ,, reserves the riEht 20 reject
GEO. W. OLDHAM
-rt,, No.. Clerk
County ~ Ohio mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
0UT-THE-PIKE


Ane hs trree cav lrnn fere That u
erirg rlaeu urrer rha aasulr.s ID rha
taltrfs.r and e.rl Grove raee bail Team
-.f NasN uUEuInE or ElU aruar Nnn
alt a. HrHtaN auaal1raulrl aITE frn
-AHa e.HNHflH NaHrH. AID E'rlT ~ re-
.f.t- liraiH nre au sale ana eserI boy
H ta ~ rr4aEtre rnH nffafr Irr-
tanN NNn ntau1r an arluanrrlarf
t.ea are o. crarEr ~ thr mem h-rn or
l.r team Ants evening and SATURDAY
~ rnlnE rEe WnCrlnlrn Lana 10 f-rr
slrl~ Hil furnish music. All ar. iu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
EHpEcTEo nome TO-DAY

Roy A. "a. rerze and family. who ar.
rived .1 Sew York Monday. from ar
extended European tour. arr rr-rrf-f
nome today. Row Hrrza had Intend
% i0 remain ir Frar.Tirar.r over
sunday. blf has changed bic plans ana
wII preach .1 tho Zion Lgfrl-sr
church sunday morrfrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
WARW0 GOD


Regular weekly meeting of the LADIES
Ala society OF the Methodist church vas
held yesterday afternoon az o o'clock 40
the church. corner Fourteenth -vr--t
and orchard avenue
Ladies' AID society 81 the Christian
church held r. meeting yesterday after
noon az the church on Seventeenth
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

n "HI"0W0T IIrIe-" v - hava Iee-
camp near Folmar's place no pfr
]. hf"iirF creek have decided 60 4r..7gg i
icW more days in camp Thev 49,. a.
nave broken camp saturday. but owing
I" We splendid time that 81 being er-
I..'i nave decided 90 remain over sun
.Ah. ~eNeral. however. will return 10
ihcir homes Saturday Or sunday even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Members ~ the Lutheran Sunday
school gave n lawn fete last evening on
Che church property. corner Seventeenth
street and MHrw God avenue barge
crowd was present and everything was
sold. LARGE sum was realized. which
a large church in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
INFORMATION WANTED

A. g. present iooAtlon o. Joseph ua-
tick or hAhuck ~ kabick. formerly
married % Kate Hflfehrand III IL al
BE- adNartaEo o. Communicates with The
coioaial Trust Company, Admiaistrator
~ fNr estate 90 Kate MORGAN .nfrI~-
times known a. kate liildsbrand. pitt.-
DurEh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
WIN oivs Entertainm.n,-

rams are being cOmp1ef.F f0r fNr -
tertainmeut that will he given ~ ~.
girnlher. or the Junior League ~ lie
llAdc phia NJ =. church TUESDAY even
me aNalr viii De held ln The rr,
Quorum gt he church and prom So ~,
.r cAcgedinEly Interesting Toe rro-
tens "I we evening viii be used f0r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

NJ annual outing of Mystic lode.
80. ~ NnlEhts of pythias was befi
f'''LhAy az hlnyncy's Grove The AZ
lllr va. attended hy the larger nun
~ or the members Of the lodge ana
~. ever held By the members -