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The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
BARBER NOTES
Special Correspondent

A social evening was held at
Barber school house December 80,
1913, consisting OF vocal and in
strumental selections, dialogues.
and recitatiOns. The dialogues
were especially good, Aunt Lanra's
Beaus causing very much fun and
laughter. The characters were;
Aunt Laura, Miss l.. Skordilall;
Squire, M. @. Stageburg; Ranchcr,
M. Thangen.
Recitation given by Mr.. Theo,
Fl. Williams Of Ryegatc, "Womans
Curiosity"
Duet by Miss T.. Skordhall and
H. Eklund.
Dialogue-'Two Kinds of Green
Horns" by Eklund Bros. and Mr.
G. Stageburg.
Flag Drill-By the children Of
Barber led by Miss I'll. Eklund.
This deserves special mention.
The story of the man who could
not express himself. by l.. A. Will.
liams. concluded this part of the
program, after which supper was
served at 80 cents plate.
A very pleasant surprise for Mr..
Williams followed the supper. Mr..
Barts, in his usual pleasant man
ner, presented to Mr.. Williams the
entire proceeds of the supper
amounting to about $1,000 in rec,
ognition of his services in giving
two of his very interesting lectures
on Australia. Mr.. Williams took
the opportunity of thanking the
people of Barber for their kindness
and promised to give them third
lecture on Australia, his native
land. This brought the evening
to a close, all expressing them
selves as having had good time.
On January End about twenty
married couples gathered at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Eklund at
their invitation to celebrate their
silver wedding. The only out of
town guest was Rev. Fair, pastor
of Lutheran church at Helena.
Mrs. Eklund wore beautiful sill
yer gray messaline with silver gray
trimmings. A sumptious wedding
dinner was served at 6 p. m. After
the guests had partaken Of the
good things, Mr.. Williams acted
as toast master. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Basts, Rev. Fair and
Rev. Floodburg. The party dis
persed at midnight.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
Presbyterian Church Notes

The usual Sabbath services will
be conducted on Sunday at the
Presbyterian church. Sunday
at 10 a. m. Morning service at II
a. m. Evening worship at 8 p. m.
The morning theme will be De
vine Justice" At the evening
services the sermon will be on
Moderation. Rev. klemme will play
a cornet solo, accompanied by Mrs.
Hart. All are heartily invited to
attend.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
Okla Notes
Special Correspondent


+ f. A. johnson was Harlowton
visitor on Monday, while Mrs.
johnson spent the day visiting
Mrs. Axel Elinquist.
Ed Anderson and Axel johnson
are doing carpenter work in Judith
Gap.
Ed Dosdall is looking over the
country west of Hopley with the
intention Of settling on a home
stead.
J. R. Thompson, Of Hopley, is
hauling grain to the elevator.
Messrs Parker and Lidster but
chered for w. TT. Pierce Monday.
r. D. Gardiner, section foreman,
visited friends in Glengary last
Sunday.
Quite a number around Okla took
in the dance at Oxford on New
Years Eve. Everybody reported a
splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Olson and
Nancy johnson visited at the Axel
Elinquist home Saturday.
Mrs. Lowell Palen left for her
old home in Plankinton, S. D., to
spend month visiting her parents.
Mrs. J. 2. Kent is visiting rela'
tives in BoZeman.
DR.. Gauns was called Tuesday
evening for J. A. Essman who is
quite seriously I'LL with smallpox.
u Lowell Palen and Ellis Bryan
spent Sunday with forest-ranger,
Roy Evens.
Joe Heron was a Harlowton
visitor on Saturday.
Messrs jackson. Trautman, Palen
and Bryan were Judith Gap visit.
ors ON Monday.
Misses Anna V. Dunn and Nellie
j. Douglas left Sunday for Twodot
and Billings after spending the
holidays on their homesteads.
Mr.. Harry Wulf, of Roundup, is
visiting at the Grandy home.
The Trautman family visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Parker
on Sunday evening.
Cyrus Grandy was a Harlowton
visitor Tuesday returning the same
day.
Ed Essman and Thurman Gun.
derson are very careful Of their
left arms as the result Of vaccin
alton.
Messrs Heron, Berkland, Berk
land and Semi passed through Okla
Tuesday on their way to their
homesteads near Twodot, where
they have gone to make some i'm
proVements.
Mesdames Pierce and Bradley
visited with Mrs. Frank Brennan
on Wednesday.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
CITY NEWS

y."A II
-. - ].
II .., i v, !, I, >,,: I, ! u
afeoa q ,r,,,, !, 4, p,aa,, 4 u, N, n
5s.
The stork visited the home of
90 ,.-,s- q, n41-
fine.
60 ". u,
.'.,.s,:as
-
born 70 1Mr. ana Mrs. lay WI
llamsoh q glrl IasI. Mohlday. otlii
Movllle, Ia. - we played the
Mysteflous Smlth Co. 20 stanulng
.,a
60 : ;u,, ., e.- =, 8 !, . 80
], ~ r,.,4
~, ,ro4, \,
,.7a;+;a. = +ha N, rso,, ] u 81, Z,
able for Rev. Ball and family.
y,
80 = son' 'l.'oo 7
io-So 4 e n 4 '>iA' 9 60 : -
MI. Minshall is building store
room which Will be used by him
-" .s -
tha streat a,on asida - ~ ros;.
danco
- = oiArls' on,'oi o''A'i 1llu
nnlu''inei. Heaise - conneeolon'
80 = " ~ nnono. ''1s'
ooYoi ai l1ow puliu1is = aio Oe'n
eioooou " ono Nii !" t'uAoo ",'e'i
Aon'
Money to loan, houses to rent
on reasonable terms. See w. G.
Husband. ADV.
The town council requests that
any one seeing one OF the small
street lights burned out, to notify
the Harlowton Light and Water
Co. at once SO that they can be
replaced.
GOOD typewriter for sale. Lynn
& Dunn. adv.
4Mr and Mrs C p Toolev aha
Miss M. a. Moore of Twodot and
Mics lillian Henslev of Moore al.
tended the flremen s BAL mere on
new 1eais hlgnC.
Marathon, La THE Mysterious
Smith Co. gave better satisfaction
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w a N s
Ten Cents per Line First Insertion: each
Subsequent Insertion Five Cents per line.
MUSIC

MUSICIANS ATTENTION
Those interested i'll band Or orchcs-
ira will receive valuable informa-
tion by writing II. B, Marstan, 923
7th ave. north, Great Falls, Mont.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
Oscar Dahl Of Franklin was iii

Oscar Dahl Of Franklin was iii
town last Monday to attend the
stockholders meeting Of tile
State Bank. Mr.. Dahl at one
time was assistant cashier Of that
institution. He has been filling
the position Of assistant cashier of
the Ryegate bank for the past
year.
Remsen. Ia. Brother managers,
if Won want, to send your people
home saying, Tt was the finest
show we've had for a long time. /
advise you to book the Mysterious
Smith Go. Barney Bunkcrs, Man
ager. adv.
Before making your farm loan
see US, we have money. Lynn &
Dunn adv
T. a. Gunby, sheepman Of Maud
low, @. r. Williams, sheepman Of
Big Elk and j. H. Freezer, stock
man Of Twodot, attended the
stockholders meeting of the State
Bank last Monday.
The Twodot basketball team
was defeated by the Stanford team
at the Opera House here last Sat
urday night by a score of 6b to Ia.
Get your moneys worth by at,
tending the picture show at the
Opera House, ADV.
In Meagher county there we're
38 marriage licenses issued in 1913
and two divorces granted. Thirty
six aliens were made citizens.
Catholic services. Masses 1st5
and 3rd Sunday Of each month at
s and 1880 a. M. Benediction OF
most Blessed sacrament at 7.3O,p.m.
Mrs. A. G. Perry gave birth to
twins at the hotel last Monday.
Both of them died, one living
about thirteen hours and the other
only one and one half hour.
1t would be we'll to see Edward
Brassey of Lewistown if you want.
to buy land. He has land scrip
for sale at $S.25 per acre adv.
Sheriff Menzies remained here
Tuesday night returning to White
Sulphur Springs Wednesday. Bob
drove from the county seat to Ring
ling, otherwise he would not be
able to come down here one day
and return the next.
New Castle, Neb.--Played the
Mysterious Smith Go. TO a full
house. Everyone went away more
than pleased. Come again.-Man-
ager of Opera House. adv.
Mr.. Peters Of White Sulphur
Springs was in town Wednesday.
Tt was his first visit here for some
years. He was surprised at the
growth Of the town.
MI. Huidekoper returned last
Tuesday from a visit in Pennsyl-
vania and other eastern states.
He says conditions are better here
than any of the eastern states.
All kind Of cards for cOrrespon-
dence etc, at the Scheuber Drug
Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueggenberg and
Rev. H. G. Klemme went to Butte
on Tuesday returning on No. 16
Wednesday.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
LOS

LOST-A black seal muff. III
was left in the waiting room Of the
depot, Sunday, December %, 1918.
Liberal reward for its return to
the Harlowton Drug Go.
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for their very many acts of kind
ness in our bereavment of our low
ing daughter Caroline.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Shelton
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09

Miss Florence Mason. tie pri,n.
ary teacher III orr school. II receiv-
ing the congratulations Of her
TRENDS On iler engagement 70 KeV.z
y James N. 5arlyon, 9 MeJnodlst Lsa
lliil's'ei locs'oe'' 9, y pIei NeNson
\ go naes. H. 1sasonieno w.
! s. q a'o1i'.'1>' III ~ y Hsu.ins -. -
,'sosi uihns oilo noii''s1ye = "nls'
yU;soans;n N
q. rof f''ielal staolonery " 'o ~
l'fus ~ 1hey nave ohe
A
MIS-. otarrett, vie ot county
commissioner starrett DIED last
Moolnday and was buried Wednes-
!, :. c.. ,, ,. .
,,.,. fa. u
,...,., .,.. 4. : !,
FdWafd brassey q LeWlstoWn
mas iand scrip TOT sale at So.2o
per acre.--adV,
- 80 e'oa = i'''As = Diono''n''
- $50 P'>s'> '1'A'es 'nso'i
'f''' : y 80 e's ','Aoy .''''ion ''oi't'i'
Y = Ao'''osep'ea - o''o7o A''eoo'''ss''
Drink union beer at the union
bar, Lewistown Brewery Saloon,
- ~ nos'' n"iio~oon' 'onVana
'S'
Wm' y. cameron ana ". burke l,a
Weh1 ono 70 the American FORK
one daV last week ana brought
nome Sixty nice trout.
White Sulnhur SPRINGS has dele
gated N. Is. Smith. attornev. to 90
WASHINGTON. u. C.. to trv and per-
suadn tho POST Office Department
that White Snlnhnr Snrinos ;s on.
titled Ia have mail delivered there
seven times a week.
Kinpslev Tat feel safe in saw
inc the Mysterious Smith Co. is
the best show 7 have ever had in
NV. house Tits ! Measure to re-
comend This com nanv-J r.
Catchcart Manaoer-adv
-,
.r,
4, - - !.
Opera House last Wednesday
night This company IS one Of the
best that ever played il Harlowton
and all those attending we're more
than pleased with their presenta-
$4,000 fASAAA'SNA ~ A0AA oAASAA pA ASA'SAAoe
tion Of this beautiful play. OnI
their return engagement here, they
no doubt will be greeted with a
crowded house.
FOR sAIEOR RENT-16o acro
farm . miles from Harlowton all
fenced oood we'll + room honse
with collar stona h,rn e0veo
house 12x3O. Twenty-Five
acres under cultivation. Can ploW
all but about 10 acres. Will rent
for $50 a month or sell for $4,000,
l'eAo os'en CIV cosy 1oiiie VI o''i
an'o' s7oo oonn 49, - A's'n"' wv ~
L. r. Lausted gave a party on
New Years Eve to their many
The Harlowton news., 1914-01-09
The Crisis.

The Crisis.
Randall-When did he first amount
to anything? Rogers When he first
realized that he didn't amount to any
thing.-Life.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07
COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

VI 'hs mcW.ers nf fl.
'ammr i Dmp Whrh uls Irsi Sod
ft W. fu'edsl n.sht and lrrr Nas
fhr NHust 10. hr uov p..n
nArfW'N atupon~d
WHn -. aIr Nas s, Cor utNf
lu'sNN BE- 0as nut sNDn nin dom.
.'''rIu0n Nnt tnc tonDDn lnd hr
rt. Cntod Onuur Nunl
49, rH H same da Ns I.
'fH n.noufN htnNfed nh
''e Ha a1s ADS. $3.50 t.d o. ae
.'l.lma ihs nau4n. fH, tur
wat.r Ht rot nc arrursd rnca
f.w .nrss REASONS Nm,n Ha.c
"H r-s aff r1 0v rr
lf wtr u WAs de.altt n0t n
f"lI rrt r,r ihe ur,s.ni af irtst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07
MANY ARGUMENTS OFFERED FOR BOTH SIDES
WATER QUESTION BY CORPUS CHRISTIANS
ALTHOUGH INTEREST I COMING tlGoroN AUGUST
PEOPLE ruEl THAT MUCH ENLIGHTENMENT woUto
RrsuLr tmMsn,ArE PUBLICATION 90 NIX AND
CRY PROPORTIONS

From the trend of INTERVIEWS sD0nfcd
YESTERDAY iu rreafa go tbr Nafer rnn
usltiam nn enith the e.' uiiI Nutt
Augual y necmH fhat tar rr'ple be-
genrrsl wlth few cNtrpiions tf, nut
enilfely faminar with hutn s..les uf
the aucsiim &C. be tote1 on and afr
~aitlng the publication nf tHr Two
schemes ths NiN proposition Ano lhr
eitye plan 81 extension unNer ihr
Aiesanacr Potter plans
rive interviews YESTERDAY shNwpd
that two were undecided one n,nfrd
the private ownership and leu would
vote Cor lhc cltNa pl9n ef vNtcuelon
T'he interviews follow
q. u. Tseadvseil
l"f have not realty hah eh1ntc tr
look into the water propositions and
tuereforn 40 not feel that can rlrht.
fVily Tee auntsd aa mtuIlng either CLAN
have lived b. places where the water.
w4prks we're Vwred lN private mdlyld.
lAls ana wc had so,al sctslcc. 80 whlcb
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

mfr ne,n nfHuus an thls ST. ter
question somewhat 1nt rud that
'rlns - mA nsansa I. uU at .haar
cr fpr tho .iN o vote ESQ bonds anl
make the ,N extensions ae parncl
m 49, rwlrr 10 lre NtN plan ls a.
ecp'ea ere If, wH' have o.. to.e al
least $50 N0a go bonds Goo ,arn hr
water from tht point d v,H DO dea,,r.
cd hy Mr Nis for general distribution
pa tnc cas- anl viii prs3ahN have o.
make either improvements amouutIne
70 several theu~and donars before the
expiration "a the contract WHOM the
e'tN wall iaAo over lhcIr pani Tho
N'N gf'go rs hased en 100000 ranon.
rer aaN consumption ror nhlch the
.uN wrnld have io nay i' cents psr
Thousand sainns ana ,ala, iAe ass.
erase daiN consumption s. but tto aao
Fallons 50 thut 10 wouid he some t,me
nefofe ihe MY minimum uuuM 81,
roaehed and in che meauume ihe SIM
would be iaYlng the hlehvr nate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07
SAFE Prices On Ladies Shoes

So 40 Ian Lon Shoss 80 prf rtHf III
.. 90 MACK Lon sho's ~ psf c,nf I'll
100 Tan Lou SHOES 30 per cent N
fOD Hiack L0n Shoes ~ PER cant m
100 faa Lon Shors 80 PEE cent ~
$50 Biark Lou Shors ~ per rfHf IN
100 Tan LoW shocs 90 psf cant IN
200 BLACK IOu SHOES HO pff cent nN
200 Tan Iow SHOES 90 PEE rrnf on
= so Hiack Lou Sho,s "a pif rfnf oH
200 Tan Lou Shoe 80 PEE rent IN
z 90 Hiack Lon Aho,f 20 pfi ffnf IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meeting Of Foreign Missionary
society OF wheeling Presbytery
Held Yesterday.

~, The annual meeting of tho women.s
f"relgu Missionary -orietv Of WTe,.I-
,ns L,ro@hy terry was held Yesterday az
~" hou"l Point O. y church The
greater part 90 Oh. afternoon va spent
~ frdu-a,trE business OF the society.
f9uoNinE which tho annual election
OF "ih,'rs was held with tho f.I-
l"" Irr result President Mrs GffHn
tl''pr'ria'Hf. Mrs q - HiU of Martins
sfrrA. secretary Mrs 4 r. Kerr ~
Martins Ferry. and Gif4z Martha Hare.
OF w h"'NnE. treasurer
t'Il"w iuE 'h" election Of officers a
very ,r"~tius addre-- was delivered
~ Mrs Alice b. Mcclure. returned Mis-
NlonafN from India. Mrs Mcclure lola
or t'e good work that is being carried
on and urged that more assistance he
ElNcn thoT" who uro conducting tho
worn tn" afternoon session vs.
bIoAsht TO close az $3.50 o'clock when
n luncheon was served ly the ladies
or me k"u~y Point church
ur evening exercises were c0udurte,
hN MIS-. ID. b. DUBOIS Of HcIlaire and
consisted OF solo hy Mrs. Kcrner OF
Maruns Ferry. The reading ~ the re-
Port or pa" General Missionary sori.f,,
meeting held az philadslrhia. Nv Mr.
N'W Inns Of 'HliZ. Ohio ana the r.4a-
ing or letter from Miss Warwick fbe
present r'Nrcsou tItiEc OF the Wheeling
nlNtriett 600 India The meeting VS.
brought 60 close with dcv0tfora1 -.~-
Wheeling "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
COTTAGES ARE
TO BE REBUILT
OWNERS OF PROPERTY DESTROY
ED ON M0UNDSVILLE CAMP
GROUNDS OPTIMISTIC.
Total of AZ Summer Homes Burned
Large Shade Trees in Grove
Were Destroyed.

Whether or not many OF the cottages
VIII be- rebuilt ON IN" camp Grounds al
M"uudsNlll'. folluwluL the fire Of early
yesterday morning which burned 20 cot
tages To- the ground cannot b. asCsr-
tanned AZ this time" several Of the own
'rS OF tho ueStruNe ed property stated yes
tcrday that they wIIl rebuild on the
same site. luSt as soon A. the ruins are
cleared away.
The fire was very disastrous In many
ways. for 10 burned ous-third Of the en-
tire number of cottages ON the grounds
as well as the large grove OF trees which
can not be replaced Tor at least "A cen
fury or more. Work will likely be start
"a the first Of next week 10 clcarin.;
away ~" ruins and several new cote
taEeS Will be- started. The fire will IN
no way interfere with the regular camp
meeting services. which are To- be- hsIi
this season. As well as the Chautauquua
a. th" large auditorium stil stands ami
vices will be held.
Below is a correct list or the cottages
burned and their owners.
J. u. BODLEY. of MoundsyiIIe. three
cottages burned. one occupied.
JOHN dean. Of Wheeling. cottage
burned. occupied.
MISS MATTE FRANCIS. ~ Mounds
Vile. cottage burned. unocoupied.
Mrs. THOMAS LOGSDON. of Mounds
vile. occupied
john KRAMER. Of Wheeling. unoc-
cupicd
MRS CALDFLEsH. Of shsdyside, uu-
occupied.
MIR. DUNAwAY. Of Wheeling. unoccu-
pied.
JOHN LINEBERGLR. OF McMechen.
ur.c,upiod.
JOHN cowL. Of wheeling. unocou-
pied.
MRS. W. r. HUNTERof Moundsvno
g. l. EoDEFER. os BerIaire. unoccu-
49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
ANGELES
SAID 20 BE Among the Prominent
Mesieans Considered For
President

WASHINGTON. juno 12-Among
tne names or prominent MeXicans said
40 nt uhdtI consideration ny the me.
dlation conference al Niagara E-srs
tor provisional presideDt OF Mexico.
General Felipe Angeles. a cOnsfitu.
tlonallst leader now with General IN.
ia IN the field. was mentioned here
loh.Eht. Though no definite word had
reached h"rn concerning the probable
.lL"n 10 o" chosen In case an agree.
ment is reached. Angeles is az q,
nave ben suggested among others
BECAUSE or his qualifications "a. a
strong man who could manage tho
ptu, I-lnnal government pending an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
KELLY'S ARMY
VISITS WHEELING
BAND OF 90 MEN ARE ONLY PER
hIrTED TO PASS THROUGH
NO STOPPING
Camped in Bridgeport During the After.
noon and Attracted Much Attent-
ion-On TO Washington.

Kelly Army, numbering 81 mon.
I'ri. ItN'lNuru lut apparently safi--
through CD, clty yesterday evening b.-
tween the hours of b ana O'Clock. ON
th'lE way from california Co Washing
ton. ID. e.. When Tho army started s1m.
tm" ago. 80 numbered 5000 men hut
IN" hot weather seems Co have a delef-
"fl'N~ 'u'ti uu its veterans After rs1.
INK the city its respects tho army kent
'. f'INh ana mo last heard OF 90. ~ was
St.l going with it, face towards m.
rising sun and tho National carff.I
They were mot az the west side ~ tho
Island hy plain clothes men Ninard.
hastings, Kelley and Frazer and es-
'urtcd to Tenth street. At the center
OF Tho bridge q squad Of uniform men
t''h them in charge and escorted them
When they arrived at the ton ~ Wheel
lnE mn near the place where samuel
vl.',h msd" MS memorial leap.
,H'. were bid God speed and kept on
They arrived In Bridgeport yes,.r-
day. shortly after noon from Ma4f1lgr
a. which place they had taken posses,
SION OF a. goudola and hung out their
btINef~ and sfrtamer- When they ar
IlE.a AZ bridgeport they We're inform
80 lhdl INC! W"r" To tho end Of tho d.
vision. They then Iarked Themselves
,n a,aHi Joy near MrTounaughy's
htrn and rested during the afternoon
ana early evening. Many people Visited
thtlr camp during the afternoon
When 40 came tim, for supper each
man took his little individual OUTFIT and
cooked his meal With this over they
prorarcd Co move over to the West Vir-
flnia shore. Captain Hastings had been
informed OF their movements during the
afternoon and had everything in readi-
ness 2" meet them. At 5.l5 o'clock they
w'r" met and a. o'clock. they were on
their way.
Tho army is on its way 70 washing
n old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
SHADYSIDE
AT The PIKE THEATRE.
Changes Program
Daily.

% Cameron. ". Va ATTENDED -r.
funeral o' O. A Affair. yesterday
Tho county board ~ education vii
Do elected at So Cla.rsviue this after
noon.
Miss Anna Rosse- has returned %
her home on Guern Soy street from
rre,der'ck. Nd. where she attended
Thomas Pollock. ~ Falrpoint. has
returned home. after a visit with
TRENDS IN This city
Mrs John Parks. OF Fairmont W
Va has r'uru'd home after a visit
city
The United Dairy Company has In.
stalled some new machinery In Their
plant ia south B.uaire.
Mr. and Mrs ID. W Cooper vii
leave today FOR Columbus 10 attend
70" exercises ~ tho Ohio State T-ni-
vcrslty LaN school
Mrs Albert LuChs. OF Ralmonf
street; BE- visiting relatives and friends
az Columbus
Mrs Lou Hutchinson has returned
70 bethesda. after brief visit in this
Georre ". Yost. % Clarksburr is
spending a few DAYS with friends and
relatives I'm this citv.
\ meeting OF the kings Bible class
OF the First Reformed church was
held az the home Of Mrs STEPHEN
Bradford last evening
John Rodewig and Edwin Heather.
lnEton have returned from Cincinnati
where they attended the state con.
vention OF x Of =
Mrs. Richard Gilkinson. OF Fair.
mont, Is tho guest Of relatives and
friends IN this city
Miss Margaret Callahan has re-
turned TO her hom~ az Steubenville.
after VISIT In this CITY
Miss Ethel TmStcad. OF this CITY is
Barnesvilla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
RIVER NEWS

The L0rouI. due down yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati from Pitts.
hurgh. had NOT arrived last might She
was expected to pass down during
the night The Gifts of PHrkrr9hurg
was also expected fo pass up for
Fi'fstrrEh from Cincinnati
Tho rive. was ri-fr- slowly. yca.
fnrdaN. OfDrIrE slight relief fo tho
situation lIHd tho river continued
falling. ra..-tf.ou would have been
completely suspended tg tomorrow
.f was expected
Boats s.hodG.nd FOR tomorrow arc
fn" t.fr oft FIrkDr.hurE fnr CInrIr.
lafi. 700 m. anil tho kau8vHH. for
Yi'falurrh. af Co., m
Tho Liberty arrived 'aat r.eHf Tor
Dor usual Saturdays trip tO N8'a.
u0rae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

samuel Beatty was fined Yesterday
morning by Mayor Wassman ON a
charge Of being drunk and insulting
women
arrested By the police Thu-.Isy rt..',
az 10" instance OF hts vff. vE,
CharFed him with assault fIr Was
an'd IN" usual amount for uat az
Do" hearing Of tho ft-r. italian
suspected Of being implicated .r t.r
,N,iIns and shooting aTHs Iu -1lfn
recovery of tho wounded italian ID. tU.
Martins Ferry hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
ST. Johns Commencement,

The following is the program 70,
me 81 John S high school commence
ment which will be held SUNDAY even
ing al the ST Johns church.
I,tltctlon .-.... Bentield's Orchestra
Procession OF graduates. choir. OF
hcers OF different societies. mem
bers OF the church committee and
clergy. "'iN
~ =. nun fraise TO the Father. Choir
Baccalaurcate sermon
....-. Rev Father Won Iinte
distribution Of diplomas.
Hymn . cr.a
blessed Sacramento.
LYNN Holy God" Cbof,
occasional ''Oi'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
Bows Sentcrced

Everett Adams Harvey BAKER and
Thomas Cox. OF this city. arrested FOR
robbing the home OF Fred Roth. on
W lndinE Ilill. were sentenced 20 the
state Roformatory al Lancasfer nv
judge Nichols. On Juvenile Court. ves
fsrdaF afternoon Andrew MorreII.
also arrested on This charge. was 70.
leased pending his good behavior The
three lads sentenced had been W be.
Tore the juvenile court before on A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
AUTOS COLLIDE
Accident Occurred on National Road
Near West Alexander Last NIGHT.
Disabling Two Cars.

'olliding near Atkiuson's Crossing.
on 'ho National pike. % short distance
Wes' Of West Alexander. last nirht
about q % o'clock. two automobiles
owned and driven hy Viii Reed 0r
tdgWood, and the other is believed
10 belong To Bon SpeideL Of the
south Side
The hood and mud guards were torn
from Reeds car. while the other car
was knocked out of commission and
repairs