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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

StaHord, is SICK.
Miss Anna Bush was a Catletts-
burg visitor last Friday.
Mrs. Wade Brown was an Ash.
land shopper last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. p. Crabtree called on
Kenova relatives last Wednesday.
Miss Maude Evick called on rela-
tives at Ashland, Ky, last Friday.
Mrs. Lydia Snyder was the guest
of relatives at Ironton, Ohio, last
week.
Mrs. Milton Hatten aud children
have returned from a visit at Gen.
terville.
Pearl Evick of Oregon was the
guest of bis cousin, Thomas Evick,
last week.
Attorney and Mrs. Fisher F.
Scaggs of Wayne are visiting rela-
>tives here.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Piles of West Hunt
ington was visitor in eur town last
Thursday.
We noticed Oliver Layne of
Portsmouth, Ohio, on our streets
last Friday.
Misses Julia Wright and Nellie
Bruins are visiting relatives at Ports
mouth, Ohio.
Miss Madge Johnson of Whites
creek is visiting relatives in this
community.
Mrs. Jos. Stafford is visiting her
--xistsF, Mrs-WeG. Siagle, at New
Martinsville.
Mrs. Fred Thornton of Hunting
ton was the guest of relatives In our
town last week.
Miss Lucy Wilson of near Kel-
logg is visiting relatives at Salt
Peter, this state.
Little Josephine Banks left .ast
Friday for a months visit with rel
atives at Pittsburg.
Miss Mabel Tullis of Nelson
Vile, Ohio, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Otto Grady.
Misses Kate Smith and Matte
Kesinger of Kenova called on Cere-
do relatives last Wednesday.
Mrs. Bi!.z formerly Miss Laura
Evick) of Pittsburg visited rela-
tives in our town last seek.
Mrs. jamie Land and children Of
Louisa, KY, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Marcum last week.
Harvey Hendricks was called TO
Virginia last week on account OF
the serious illness of his brother.
Mrs. Felix Meek Of Catlettsburg,
Ky., was the guest of relatives IN
our town on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Herman Gieske and little
son of Huntington were guests OF
relatives In oar town last Thursday.
Mr,. w. w. Marcum, Mrs. Chas.
Marcum and Miss Edith Marcum
called on KenUva relatives last Fri
day.
Fred. Bruins, Dan Vose aud Ed.
Bruins Of Catlettsburg, KY, were
guests of DR.. Bruins and family re-
Gently.
Wayne Wright arrived at home
from Columbus, Ohio, where he
has been attending school, last
week.
Misses Minnie Osgood of Kenova
and d. s. Griffith of this place Wis
tied relatives at Ashland, KY, one
evening last week.
Miss Hattie Handley of New
York and her brother, Howard
Handley, Of st. Adams were Cere-
do visitors last week.
Harland Smith has moved to Sc.
redo from IrontoU, Ohio. He occu
pies rooms in the Hensley building
on B street. Mrs. Smith IS still in
poor health.
Little Ruth Weschler had the
misfortune to seriously burn hel
hand last Friday from steam arising
from an iron which had been placed
in the sink to cool.
D. w. Frazier of Wayne hal
moved to Ceredo. He occupies tn,
building on West First street re
Gently vacated by Morgan Collin
and known as the Piles building
A. III. =. 4~ovolf,o, .oIo..,,.o.
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cause her to be confined to her
room for several days.
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Printing Omce for Sale.

have for sale one Cottrell Cylinder
printing press, large size one job print
ing press one paper cutter, job, news
paper and advertising type, wood and
metal furniture, two seven column
chases, one S-horse power electric motor,
etc.
A big bargain will be given the pur-
chaser il sale is made before September
10.
For particulars see T. T. McDougal,
Ceredo, w. Va.
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WeStmOreland Christian
Church.
q. r GLYNN. PASTOR.

Sunday School 10 a. M.
Junior Endeavor Society $50 p. m
Christian Endeavor Z p. M.
Preaching first and third Sur.
day In every month at 1880 D. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednes lay at
1880 p. m.
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for NATION. ILL.,. where she will be the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Bernard Wilson is the guest
OF friends In Clarksburg for few
days.
Mrs. Henry Jefferson. of Alliance.
o., Is here to attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Bloch. Mrs DR..
yohn W. Storer are guests of Mrs. ].
y. Smith at Charleston.
Mrs. Caroline Brucs. of the Island.
Is suffering from dislocated shout
der
Mrs. Ella Howard OF Clarksburg. is
the guest of Mrs. Pauline Seifert on
the South Side.
Miss Francis Mathison of Parkers-
burg. is the guest of Mrs. Emma Ford
at Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Berry of North
Main street, have returned from n
visit with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Miss Marie Seifert of South Wheel
ing, has returned from a visit with
friends in Cleveland.
Rev. ). -. Hart. pastor of the Elm
Grove NJ. +. church. left last night
for Elkins TO spend a few days on
business.
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Frances Ogden. Virginia Higgins. Mrs
Ada Smith-Hilliary. aliss Smith. Eliz
abeth Paxton. Hettie Dalzell. Nettie
Young. Miss Gasmire. Virginia Tay
lor, Georgia Troll, Carrie Frazier
Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Miss Mullaly, and
others.
Miss Lenkard, Miss Lois Alexander.
Miss Murray, Miss Virginia Moore,
Miss Murrin. Miss Edith Perkins. Miss
Gene Ward. Miss Edna Maxwell. Miss
Gibson, Miss Oldham, Miss Anna Noss-
Ter. Miss Wygel. Mrs. Frank McNall,
Mrs Albert Shahanm, Mrs. Henry
Merkle, Mrs. Harry Klieves. Mrs. VIII
liam Ward. Miss Kasely, Miss Cora
Emsheiner. Mrs. Leo Wolfe. Miss Eliz
abeth Schmidt, Mrs Schirer. Miss
Tracker. Miss Elizabeth Collingwood
Miss Sarah Jackson, Miss Mary Hill
Miss Hannah Hill, Miss Elda Hubbard
Miss Marie Riester. Mrs. George List
Miss Esther Kriel. Miss Evelyn Nc
Coy. Miss Klieves, Miss Martha
klieves.
The treasurers for the day were
Miss Lila Little and Miss Anna John
son. In charge of the general distribu
lions OF dolls we're: Mrs w. w Ir
win. Miss Laura Stifel. Mrs. Don Me-
riman- Many others assisted in the
good work
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nual reunion of the Marshall county
veterans Will be held at Glen Easton
. Thursday September II. and a splen-
did program will be carried out Ia
connection with the event.
FILED PETITION-John Lauscher
an Austrian, filed a petition for natu-
lrallzat1on papers yesterday with
United States Commissioner George
+. Boyd. Jr.
LEAVES FOR SAN FRANCISCO
James Fennimore Lee has left for San
Francisco, where he will be engaged
IN the amusement business in connac-.
ton with the Panama-Pacific exposi-
ition.
SMITH ON LUNAcY CHARGE
Homer Smith. of Elm Grove, is now
confined in the county Jail waiting a
hearing on a lunacy charge and Incl
ldentally the case of Smith VS.. Pes
finger for the collection of wages
pending in the circuit court has been
held up. II is hardly likely that the
icharge will be aired at this term OF
lcourt
HORSE AND WAGON soLp-The
horse, harness and bakery wagon.
which was the property OF Lena VIII
helm, of Martins Ferry, was sold yes
,terday by Constable Miller. The safe
was made TO satisfy a Judgment rem
idered by Squire Lee r. Dobbs in favor
iof Attorney John b. Wilson. The sale
brings TO a close quite series of
u
BUTTON CASE DISMISS ED
ICharles Button, co1ored teamster
and his wife. who were arrested and
taken TO the county Jail yesterday
morning, on warrant issued by
Squire RAIDER. for stealing chickens IN
the East End. were given a hearing
yesterday afternoon before the squire
Owing to lack of evidence against the
two the case was dismissed.
DoklES HOLD MEETING The
members OF Dahna Temple. No. 1854.
Dramatic Order Knights OF Khoras-
san, held a very interesting meeting
at their headquarters last evening on
the South Side At the meeting plans
ed
T. LAST EXcURsIoN-The last AT.
lantic City excursion will leave
I Wheeling this morning over the Bal
Itimore & Ohio railroad and II r. ex-
pected that many will make the trim.
3 The excursion business. according 10
all reports has been exceptionally
I good this year and the railroad OF.
Ihcials are WE'LL pleased with the big
Z business they have had.
TO ATTEND FAlR-The schools OF
Warwood and Richland district will
! be closed all day today 10 enable the
pupils and teachers to see the state
I fair.
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THE BABY'S DAY
WAS OBSERVED
WITH GOOD SALES YESTERDAY
AND WILL BE CON-
TINUEO TO-DAY.
Sales Were For a Good Cause and
Ladies' Worked Diligently For
Funds for Nursery.

The second years observance of
Babys Day in this city has passed
into history. Yesterday the Board of
Managers of the Kings Daughters'
Day Nursery and an able committee
OF ladies sold most OF the dolls which
they received from Germany for that
purpose. Everyone who secured a
doll understood the good cause for
which the work was being done.
Tiny celulo,d dolls bearing a
streamer with the letters Day Nur-
sery, spoke for themselves. The funds
are 70 be used for the support OF the
Day Nursery. a most worthy institute.
The ladies' Rad hopes to reach the 81 =
200 mark but Il Is doubtful IL the
proceeds will exceed a thousand dol
lars. u Is thought by rough guess
that tho thousand mark win De
reached after the remaining dolls are
sold today
Yesterday evening after the assist.
ants had sold dolls All dav. they were
entertained by the ladies OF the
board with a hot luncheon al the
sandwiches. fruit salad and other deli.
cacics were served. They were
thoroughly enjoyed and the event
really took on the nature of a social
event al the close OF the days work.
The lunch committee was com
NNf"N ~ HNNHNlHNNlN.H Alex DUNG.
Mary Coleman. George Ncuman. Mary
Mckee y. =. oubaugh. Jos. II.
PAUL. jos Collncr. Mics Lohse Miss
GuImar The ladies I'm charge Of the
Baby Day are Mrs Thomas G. Burke.
chairman. Alex Young. Cecil Robin
son. W. H HIGGINS J. Don Merriman.
Robert J Reed. w vs.. Irwin. Mrs.
Anderson. Carrie Conn
Sell Again Today.
Tho dressed dolls presented By che
MrllinH Food Co were On charge Of
MrH 2 summer Jones. Mrs I'd Franz
hrIm and Mrs William q Rownd
Itrsn pretty dolls adorned the fronts
OF autos and other vehicles Today a.
committee Of ladies will sell moro Of
fhr dole. Those who were chairmcn
n trcday were NrT q Franzhcim.
STE ~ uuvnd. Mrs r. o. Raum.
Size HOy Nasirr Mr. sumner Jones.
Mf. a a WhIfarrr. Mrs Eugene
Uldreth l1 SIRE W w Irwin. Mrs
Anderson Mrs 81 steele. Miss
wheeler NrH cecil Robinson Mrs
Cyrus Oldham. WrH Henry Nertlo.
SIRE frHr. Eurk Nre B p Carver.
Sire leon Refer Nrs VIII schwcrt.
flErr TUrF urrr assisted hy com.
mIffrr 0f wiling Youne ladies. among
bonn sore Misses Loretta Whiffy.
Alice Mcclure. Nirrinia Miller.
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NEWS BRIEFS

POSTPONE MEETING-The meet.
ing OF the creditors in the bankruptcy
case OF T. J. Bris. which was to have
been held yesterday morning in the
Office OF Referee II. A. Nolte. was
postponed. owing TO the absence of
present time very little interest has
been manifested in the case.
CLEAR UP RUlNs-The work of
salvaging the ruins Of the Orpheum
Theater started yesterday by the own
ers OF the place. The balcony seats
were removed. as they had suffered
very little except for coming in con-
tact with the water.
OUT IN coUNTRY-The board Of
county commissioners spent the day
IN the country, inspecting the roads
and preparing for improvements TO be
made. The work al Short Greek came
In for the greater amount OF the in
spCCtiOn.
WiFEV'S CHARMS LOSE POWER
he aid Of Mayor KRIS and Humane
Omcer sheldon Joseph was enlisted
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs Keischcn-
sky. who said her Jack had left her
without provocation and had not been
heard Of for some time. u is under
stood that be left for the Windy city.
and an EFFORT will be made 10 locate
him. A Cnargc Of dosortion will be
placed against the man should he be
caught
APPROVE BlLLs-At their session
yesterday the board Of county com
mieFlonors approved the bills Of Con
tractor McNabb for the work done
along the Ohio river road near War.
wood The work has been inspected
and found 10 b. an right The bed Of
the road is composed Of sand stone.
mixed gravel and a macadam surface.
NEAT LITTLE BOOK Clerk of
The Circuit Court John T.. Kingdom
has just put on the market n small
memorandum book with his photo
Fraph in front and a train schedule
on the back cover The book ie very
neat and Dr. drawing quite n little NJ.
icntion. Mr.. Kingdom Dr. candidate
90 succeed himself
COUNTY CHARITY REPORT
The August report OF the ovrracprs OF
The poor has just been completed and
III ne f0llowF Richard While. gro
corifa. $500. Charles vs. Dietrich. gro.
cDriDa. f1i.. shoes. 20. Edward A
Hrookcs. groceries. s23. Henry f.ewc.
d1E. groceries. 500 'n. shoes. s315.
NJ o. Hartley. ~roccrics. SIC; Albert
Emmerth groceries. SO Totals. gro
cnricr. elNN.1n. shoes. gf15.
CONFER DEcRE Es-Ohio lodge
No. Z. a. p a 8. ~ viii confer de-
Erece on class Of candidates az their
meeting which viii BE- held on Friday
evening
BOOTLEccER HELD-G
Harris. % New Cumberland. who was
arrested hy Deputy United states
Marshall a. p Allison for selling
u0uor without license was arrairucd
Yesterday before United stats Com.
missioner George r nnvd. Dr. and
held 90 await tho action % the nrvf
graud fury under 5000 bond Trpon
default Of giving bond he was sent
20 Jail
MARSHALL VETERANs-The an.
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About People
movements % individuals to
and From :Iie City.

Secretary a. r. Arnold OF the West
Nlrginia sunday School Assoriation
isi yesterday morning for Bridgeporf
harrison county. where he will attend
the county Sunday school Convention
william Henry has again resumed
ne duties on the Wheeling Traction
TINE after a two weeks vacation.
Howard Westheid. who is an en-.
ploye on the Pennsylvania railroad is
detained az bis home in North Wheel.
ing on account OF illness
"a walsh who o. an euInlovo on.
the IT. A q. viii leave Friday for Mont.
icmery, where be- viii spend his vaca-
Lee nonar Of Cameron. snent vestcr.
day In the city attending the West
Virginia State Fair.
Mrs. Andrew hamilton and daughter
OF ilraHant Valley. are spending sever
al weeks 90 Atlantic civ.
Miss Mary hell Mcdonald Of Ashta.
huia, ONO. D. The guest of Miss Eliza
beth Cook 81 Chaplino street
Miss Catherine Campbell OF New
Cumberland. b. VISITING Miss Elsie
Coos ON ChaplIne street
NJ ana Mra Arthur Jones % Hun
dred are visiting friends here
Miss Helen MrFaddcn haH returned
from vet With tiiaa slcmaker 90
clara Hamilton o. travelling s.lor.
man tof lilfrhufrh dIHulInr nrm
Mra , ~ LllfrlL vito of fhr pastor
Of inr second 4 n church. nHn Do.
turned from NrnIa. ONO. where .hr
vas TIE guest Of friends
Miss Paula Marnrf 90 EHrnrf0n
Lane and niece. Miss kafrrrnr Hen.
rieffa of Paris Trtaa. are VISITING
Miss MarF froffF Uf IarErrHhurr
MrH Mcndel Hnufh 90 Taylor. Trrar.
b. the guest of hrr cunt Misc HrIIr
Nendfi
Mr. and Wra John % srhrrE uIH DO.
turn homo TODAY from Nru 1urt where
they have been HuHnfInr fru dave
after their extended European tour
ST. ard Mrr Robert UarIfff have
returned from Charleston. ehfrr fhrr
Couch. d.
Mrs Morrsn CLARK uu leave soon
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APPoInr nnPurTEa

Yesterday was rather n dull day IN
circuit court circles. the only thing be-
ing done of any real importance was the
. ppuiutmcuf ~ two deputy ahcriTs.
James currirnn was named 20 operate
ON the Wheeling Traction cars and Geo.
uloFc1 hY the traction company Several
demurrer were argued in the chambers
OF The Judges. The jurors IN Fart ono
viii report 90 Judge Hrrvey next Mon
day. and those in Part Two win report
September 90.
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Nay-Eberflno.

Friends Of Miss nellie Ebeiing. late
organist at the First Presbyterian
OF A. r. Nay & Son. the Main street
merchant. will be pleased to learn of
their marriage last evening al the
above church. DIR. Terry OFFICIATING.
Only near relatives witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Nay left for
n Few weeks visit in eastern cities.
al NO. 3l3 South Penn street. city.
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Miss Pauline Seifert, OF the South
Side. will entertain this evening with
a dance party at her home. The aaffir
Is given for her guest. Miss Ella How
ard, OF Clarksburg, who is here for
the Fair. After few hours spent a.
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There was a corn roast a. the rel.
dence OF Mr. and Mr. Arthur a sfifel
az The Pines Tuesday evening Corn
merry until late evening There Wprt
twenty In the party, Including rola-
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SOCIETY
HazIettBeardsley.

The wedding Of Miss Helen Boards
ley, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
De Wayne Beardsley. OF Pittsburgh.
and Mr.. Percy Scott Hazlett. Of this
city, took place In the Smoky City
Wednesday morning. Rev. r. W. Nc
Kelvey performed the ceremony at IL
o'clock Miss Ruth Beardsley, sister
OF the bride. was the maid OF honor
and Miss Helen DAWSON, OF OIL City.
was the bridesmaid Joseph Chislcr
was the best man.
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Camp Otto

a merry party Of Young people have
been In camp a. Camp otto The
chaperon was Mrs Robert DoVrIea
Those IN the party included Misses
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Anna Guyer. OF Pittsburgh: Clarimond
Mendei, Florence Mason. Ruth Mason,
Saran JACKSON. Messrs- Chester Es-
win Spears and Edwin Whit.
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Miss Eleanor Baird Woods. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Moods.
OF Park View. and Mr.. Henry McIain
,heni. OF Mason county. were married
Mar~ood. Rev. w. II. Gilmore offici-
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VIII Sell Canned Goods.

The delicious canned fruit. jellies.
etc. which are exhibited by the Girls
Sarden and Canning Club in the horti-
cultural hall at the Fair. are for sale
orders may be left and goods taken
Friday. Miss Sadie Guseman and her
assistants are in charge every day.
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The hrgt autumn meeting % the Col.
legiate alumuae Will b. held 40 fhf
nome OF the president. Miss noarIa
kskeyt on Soslth Chaplino street on
Saturday afternoon al : o'cforE An
membe and those eligible 90 hrronlu
members are asked % attend
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Public Approval

Fourty-four business men of the
Wheeling district called on The
Elliott School for graduates to take
positions in their offices last month.
That's strong evidence Of public approval.
One large Wheeling business concern SAYS:
You have sent us every young that we
have ever employed IN our business-twelve in
al-and IN each case we well pleased"
Another says:
I'VE are familiar with the work done in
your Schoo. having employed your graduates
at different times for the past several years,
and 1t gives US genuine pleasure to recon-
mend you and your school to young people
desiring thorough preparation for business"
Still another says:
AT different times extending over period
OF years. we have employed quite large
Der OF your graduates who have given entire
satisfaction At the present time have
twenty-five of your graduates in Office
That's more evidence of public approval.
The Elliott School is member of the Ma
tional Association of Accredited Commercial
Schools This Association affords the STAN
dards by which the work of all Business
Schools may be measured.
That's still more evidence of public approval
We will enroll next Monday September ID
students than enrolled in any Bus
mess School in the state, in a single day.
And thatsstilmore evidence of publicapproval
FALL TERM day and night sessons--begins Sep
TENDER 18th Our office open every day this week for
the enrolment of students
The Elliott Commercial School
New Hawley Bldg Wheeling, w. Va.
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The Girls Garden and Canning club.
which has such an attractive exhibit
az the state Fair. will sell their goods
rraay: Miss Guseman. Miss Kersey
and Miss Robbins have been busy ali
week answering questions OF fair Wis
ltors regarding the use OF the club and
the success OF its members. The fol.
lowing are among the girls who have
placed exhibits: From Wellsburg are
celia Bowers. Alice Jones. Laura
Jones. Ruby Forse. Mariana Smith.
Teddy Smith. Lillian Halstead. Oma
Ennis. 81. Adams: Mabel Conner, of
charieston: Blanche Conner. of
charleston; Elsie Jones, of ST. All.
pans; Minnie Barrett. of ST. Albans:
Grace Mccain. OF Brownland: Maggie
ROBSON. OF Brownland: Vera Taylor
ana Myrtle Moody. OF Institute. The
Monongalia exhibit included Della va.
mer. Darra Tearly. Ruth Tough. Ethel
E.uuy, Edith Baker. Margaret Rainier.
trace Piles, Winnie Moore. Lena
smith. Grace Smith. MYRTLE Rerrv
virginia Cole. Iris Ralphsnyder. lie.
ona Babyard. Gladys Baker. Margarct
heNroad. Edna Staggers. Lenna Gump.
aiinnle Barnett. OF ST. Adams: Marie
zen, Bertha Stewart. F'lossie Brown.
lee. Opal Straight. Lola Floyd. Nellie
nnoplnson. Sarah Shelby. Lulu Gump.
DAISY Morgan. Marie Poloskey. Flo
sample, Lillian Halstead. Mvrtle
Woody, OF Kanawha: Vera Tavlor
larra Iearley. of Morgantown: Edith
i,aker. OF Morgantown: Winnie Moore
Myrtle Berry, Iris Snyder, Virginia
oole, Edna Stogger. Elsie Jones. of
hnanawha county; Erma Gilbert. Edith
Tonck, OF Brooke: Florence cunninS.
nam. Navinna Mcdonald. Viola Nc.
ronald, klova Provins. Wilma Helm.
berger and Regina Curren.
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Wednesdav Club

Wednesday Club.
Mrs Fred J Fox. Of Kirkwood, and
Mrs. F. l.. Goetman entertained the
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Home From Auto Tour.

Home From Auto Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Klee and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Swaback-
or returned yesterday from an extend
ed auto tour OF the east They made
the trip in the Klee touring car. The
Klee family and Mr.. and Mrs. Swa-
hacker have been spending the sum
mer az Atlantic City and other eastern
cities.
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''votes For Woman nno,h

Votes For Women" Booth.
me Votes For Women both M Tho
Fair, which r. located near Inc Grand
stand. Is attracting great deal of an.
tcntion. There are for sale AZ tbis
booth the best OF led pencils. buttons
seals, etc, all bearing the inscription
Votes FoT Women" In charge Of
her assistants. '-N
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sSSSs.SI.s

The next time YOU want a
choice Rib-Roast. a tender. juicy
Steak or a dressed young Chick
en- Geo us supply % just 20 ac-
quaint you With the quality Of
our Meats the rcasonabicncss
of our prices and the care We
exercise to see that you receive
prompt and satisfactory service