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The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Burwell Stoddart has been ailing
for some time. 1t is now said he has
typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Butcher and
Miss Ida Weld will again teach in the
Clifton schools. Another teacher
will be employed for the third and
fourth grades.
Dr. r. b. Harrington made pro-
fessional trip here the last of the
week, and now our quarantine fam
lilies are out-and happy.
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Wilson Bragg was visiting friends
in Fruita Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. " A Tompkins came
up from Price Saturday. Mr.. Tomp-
kins returning Sunday and Mrs.
Mrs. Tompkins remaining over to at
tend the funeral of little Stephen
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

The Misse Mabel and Anna Swan
son were shopping in Grand Junction
Tuesday.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Woodwork
came down from Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodworth is sister OF Mrs.
Nichols.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Earl Bragg left Monday on the D.
& X. G. for De Beque.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Rev. r. L. Nuckolls was an east
bound passenger Monday evening for
day afternoon with their teachers on
a months vacation with his mother
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Shy Sherwood, who has been in
Chicago the past winter. has returned
to- work in the valley during summer
and fruit harvest.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

w. d. Arthur returned Sunday
from an extended trip to PennsyIvan-
ia, returning by way of Missouri and
other southern points.
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What the People Are Doing From
Day to Day in the Lively Little
City of the Lower Valley.
"Wednesday. MnY %.

Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Land arrived
Saturday from Blackhawk, for visit
with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

F. II. Hogue of the Denny Com
mission Company of Chicago is in
town assisting their local agent. II. H.
Younger, in lining up the fruit bust
ness for the season.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

ID. S. Klinzman left Monday eve
ming for trip to eastern Nebraska
and South Dakota, where he is look
ing after real estate interests.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

AS harbinger of the good old
summer time, j. p. Beck, the ice man,
il with us again.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Miss Francis Cease is spending a
couple of weeks in Denver. enjoying
her annual vacation.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20
FOR SALE-MISCELLAhEOUS

FOR SALE-A good horse: inauire
at Progress bakery. 5-1S-6t
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20
LOST

LOST-Last Saturday, eight collars
at hitching place, Seventh ana
Main; please return to Excelsior
laundry or hand to driver. Frank
Buehring.
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Mrs. A. f. Avens and daughter
Miss Anna Frost. were shopping II
the county seat Monday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Bert Crawford and family and the
Porter family recently made trir
to Monument canon.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Upon a complaint of Frank Hays.
state deputy game warden Ben
Snipes was arrested Saturday eve
ningSfor killing deer. and was placed
under a $500 bond for his prelimina-
ry hearing the 22nd of this month.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Just received car of Defiance
seed wheat. viii sell 1t to farmers
at actual cost. Mesa Flour Mills.
5-2-tf
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

WANTED-Tomato acreage. by the
Currie Canning Company; for fur
ther information and contracts
phone o. L. Farley, field superin-
tendent; Junction 80. 5-1-tf
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FruitaNews Notes

returning through Oklahoma and
Kansas. visiting places of interest
where he at one time held pastorates.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

The senior graduation exercises in
the Methodist church Sunday evening
were attended by a crowded house,
Rev. Nuckolls delivering splendid
address to the graduates, replete with
logic, wit and good advice. and was a
treat to all present. The graduates
were Leo Whistler. Frank Best, Har-
old Boughman, Paul Swisher, r. Di-
vine. Sherman Bardell, Minnie Lee.
Bessie Griffith, Hazel Linn, Alice
Herman and Merlin .owden. The
church was tastefully decorated in
Old Rose and Silver Gray, the class
colors, their motto being. Life is
now our school," Miss Alice Herman
was the valedictorianS3or the class.
Much credit is due to Prof Green in
this preparatory work, and the eff
cheney of our schools.
Prof. Morrison closed his school at
Grand valley last week and will spend
the summer with his family in Pali-
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

through the bunch: two buggies
driven by women going west parted
the herd as they hurried on little
children were watching; mothers.
peeping round the corner to be sure
ths children are at safe distance
ain this to the accompaniment of the
cogboy's voice, and whip. (It was a
sort of rope meant for whipD
Many Clifton folks attended the
school program at Pear Park Friday
evsping tr
lt. E. Phelps and Joe Comstock
made business trip to Meeker the
first of the week, .
Ward Thompson is quite III at
Nelson sanitarium, an operation hav-
ing been performed lately While
playing ball he was struck in the
chest; later an abscess former and
other complications causing the
trouble.
While the Methodist and Chris
tian congregations think their pas
tors the best ever. yet it was demon
strated Sunday evening that laymen
can successfully conduct an evening
service, in the absence of the pastors.
Messrs. Pierson. Gardner. Butcher
and Clymer were speakers.
The friends of W. E. Fisher of
California will be surprised to hear
he has holdings in Clifton again, hav-
ing traded his Monte Vista town
property for five acres of A. p. Ward.
near j. M. Barr's ranch.
Clarence Richardson fell and
sprainedfhis wrist while taking some
high jumping exercises. E2E
Uncle Alb Mann was greatly
grieved to hear of the accidental
death of his son in Denver last
week.
Mrs. Alice Grant is yet far from
being well. On the whole she is bet
ter than she was last week.
Leland Schriver is on the sick list,
and will begin his vacation at once.
Bert Crawford and family and the
Porter family recently made trip
to Monument canon.
Burwell Stoddart has been ailing
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Denny & Company have secured
trackage and building site for their
association building on the north side
of the track Just east of the water
tank, and will begin the immediate
erection of a suitable platform for
handling their business in Palisade
this season. The platform Will be
32 100, with suitable office rooms
in connection.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Leland Schriver is on the sick list
and will begin his vacation at once
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20
FOR REhT-AOUSES
FOR REAT--ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; S19
White. 5-7-12t
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Many Clifton folks attended the
school program at Pear Park Friday
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

1f. E. Phelps and Joe Comstock
made a business trip to Meeker the
first of the week. tTU
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Willie Harrison, delicate boy, one
OF our fayorites, was hurt while al
play short time since. Willie has
been brave in his suffering He will
soon be up and about again.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Mrs. Alice Grant is yet far from
being well. On the whole she is bet
ter than she was last week.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

w. Fl. Chambers and son Russell
came in on No. Tuesday from
Atchee to visit Mrs. Chambers at
Glover Lawn. Mrs. Chambers is
much improved in health.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Mrs. Betty Corp and family ar.
rived Saturday from Canon City
They intend to make Fruita theil
home. and have moved into the Bart
Owens property on Coulson street.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Mrs. Will Powers. who underwent
an operation at Glover Lawn recent
ly. is again able to be out.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Bart Owens and son Oscar and
daughter Hazel, Birch Foster and
Robert Corp left Monday for their
mountain home.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-20

Miss Anna Kloster left Glover
Lawn hospital yesterday to visit at
the home of her brother. She ex-
poets to return to her home in the
east in about one week.
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What Was the Aor.,n.,,,

The fact that the Benwood -BeIIairn
tranrier company Is again delivering
wet goods despite the fact that
George Furbee. former head Of tho
concern. is under ono thousand dollar
bond for the next session Of the grand
jury IS causing no little comment
among local citizens II was under.
stood by several persons who attend n
the trial last Tuesday that an agree.
ment was reached between the trans
Tor company Attorney and Prosecuting
Attorney Jas. u Parriott wherein the
more deliveries in this city until the
case against Furbee was decided uv
the grand jury This Is not stated rs
actually having been the case. but u
ts The impression ~ a number that
such an undersiandinE was reached
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with slight illness. Is able TO be out.
Joe Green and grand daughter.
Julis Green. will leave this evening
for Cleveland TO spend Sunday with
William Stead has accepted a posi-.
ton at the LAughlin tin mill He will
enter upon his new duties Monday
Homer Risner will be among tho
number Of locals TO leave this morn.
ing for Canal Dover 10 work al the
Reed Black plate mill.
Rev and Mrs. A r Powell. Of
Portsmouth. o. arrived in this citv
yesterday morning 10 spend several
days with Mfr. and Mrs Frank Helm.
rick, Mrs. Powell's parents. Rev.
Powell Is former rector OF the local
Episcopal church
William Sauders. OF South Pearl
street. ts learning the plumbing trade
with Walter Thomas. the local
plumber.
The choir Of St PauIs Fpiscopal
church held its usual Friday evening
rehearsal last evening.
Mrs. Fred Frantz left yesterday for
New Martinsville. where she will re
main several days the guest OF rela-
tiyes.
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BelIalrn RrIefn


Mr.. and Mrs William Truar ~
I the city.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur cIlpp. Of Pitts
hurEh. are guests az the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs. J. II. McGraw. on Noble
Mr. and Mrs. Y. " siddau and
daughter. Martha. n Gravel nm. Ieff
yesterday for n trip 10 Atlantic Cify
Mr. and Mrs Elvln Early. of PARK
ershurg are The parents az q v0urr
9aushter Mrs. Early was formerly
Miss Flora George Of this CITY
Frank Rinker. Of Cleveland has 70.
turned home after a visit at tho ohrno
of Mrs a. Rinker. Of Thirtyciehth
street
Rev J. p. stoops OF the Rock TIu
Presbyterian church. will deliver u
lecture in the Ncf Prcshytarfan
church Sunday evening on fgmror.
ance. The lecture win be- iIIuefrafed
Guy r. Linch. ~ WooIsfcld. was
a visitor in The CITY Yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph Kane have 70.
.lrhed from n Fisit with Mr. and Mrs
chester Lowe Of CIarinrton
Miss Irene Ucrzferr wU leave 81.
day FOR q trip 90 cleveland rrdar
Point Detroit and other Lake points
Born fo Mr. and Mrs Charles D.lav
Tor North Jefferson street f4usFfor
Hcllairo Lodge No o. shield of Tror.
or hold we'll attended meeting 1aaf
nirht in their ball 0u Th.rf. .errrd
street elias aOf aanIid1tos was
Initiated
DO O. Conn. OF Cleveland has rr
turned HON" after vIslt win friends
here
MR. Earl He'll of Nrb,. .f-sc,
has zone fo pomnr0v. % for ID ,t.it
With relative
br. Norman Reed of Parker. Land.
,p,5 De- Visiting DIE mother on Gravel
Arch j Foglc OF THE city. Repubi.
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Bridaenort aricfs


Mrs. w. S. Troll. Of ST ClairsviIIa
was IN town yesterday afternoon call.
Ing on friends
Howard Collins. Of Grad. Kan ar.
rived IN bridgeport yesterday morn
Ing 10 spend several DAYS the guest
OF friends out the pike
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dunfoe can.
did1t" for sheriff was boz bridegroom
Yesterday afternoon looking after his
interest '''
Miss Lucille Hicks. Of Grafton. &c
visiting friends and relatives In
bridgeport and Kirkwood
Mt and Mrs Ice Harris. 81 Pat.
asEals. arc here spending q fow dave
Win Mr and Mrs 70 T. Wright
Thomas PursglOyr has returned
nom" from Cleveland. whore no. 1pont
several days on business
Many miners Of This vicinity arc
pi' l"rinE Co., move into other dis
il'fe where they have been promie-
rd employment. ae tho situation I'm
t9is section eooms very little improv.
Mise Morton. of Cambridge. is here
me nous" s'cat ~ Mrs Sturgeon. ~
BROOK ldc. Tor "a few days
w q Griffith Of Toledo. De- he-e
VISITING BRIDGEPORT friends for q few
Clark Firostono. ~ Lisbon. canf.
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cal Tor rcri-atl1l Tor r.prss.-ts-
lie taH retIrr~f frun rElf % -
--slerl par Of th~ cCurfY
" = Caupten a. srsfur-s-s f-o-
visit "a - ciairssilla
Nrt }. u Luether. 90 Bslr,ont
e.r-ft. lsft yesterday Tor a Tea uesks
~ a. Ahauiaugua. ~ Y
Mis- Mary FelksV has zone 20
0lhkfr CIV foT a visit Win reiafives
hnssFl heafterinztun has returned
ffem trip 90 Atlantic Cifv
WILLIAM McAnfrsus. % Mo,-oa
county. "a spsudinE a feW DAYS Wffh
friends in the cify
y. ~ Hudson. Louis DuEa ana NJ
md hra Frank Spanner ugi leave
..1al Tor Mheaukee. Wi-. 20 attend
ne national convention az TIE L.ovaI
order % Moose Mr. Hudson wiii
represent Bellaire Lodge No n
Andrew Eddy and Miss Isaac Nc.
~ iiisn. ~ south Beliaire. have zone
70 PArkersburg where they viii b.
employed
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John Henderson left YESTERDAY
morning for Cleveland whore no will
remain several DAYS on business
Howell Jones. who has been spend.
ina several days with his parents M
NOR summer homo near ColoraIn.
was I'M town yesterday
Ike Cecil the star shorfstop. will
play az Beuwood this afternoon with
the Island Athletic club
Paul Dobbins is expected home this
evening from Pittsburgh. whore ne ia
visiting friends
Fred Strain. Daniel uobbina and
Harold Nonfgawory arc ovpcrfsd
homo from Relief %. TODAY They
are The guests OF tho members Of mo
s. Y Z club Of this city. who arc
camp a. that place
John NorEan will leave this cye1.
lnc for Canal Dover TO spend "a frv
DAYS with friends
George Davis W Cambridge. arrived
in town last evening % spend "a few
DAYS with local friends
Mrs John taine. VINO has been con
hncd az her home for several daya
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Fall Festival.

Committees OF the Bellaire Com
mercial club are planning 10 hold a
pumpkin show next fan. II IS planned
70 place on exhibition the products OF
the farm OF this vicinity as well as
the products OF local manufacturing
plants. business men and merchants
are heartily in favor OF such an en-
tertainment and indications point TO
It's success. A meeting for getting
the opinions of the various citizens
concerning the project Will be held in
the city hall auditorium next Tues
day evening at 5 o'clock When the
nature OF the entertainment IS decid-
ed the various committees will start
work on the programs. II is likely
the event will be held some time I'm
October.
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BENWOOD
Installing Fountain.

Workmen are busy Installing the
soda fountain. which was bought from
the bankrupt sale OF the Basic con.
tecuonery IN Wheeling by Mr.. John
and Fred Slippner. in the building
formerly occupied BY the Junction sa-
Is one OF the finest fountains IN this
part OF the country end was bought
originally for something over three
thousand dollars When completed
the confectionery will be one OF the
most up-to-date places in the city.
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81 Paul's church. Walnut street.
near Sixth. Rev Harry Lawrence Had.
icy. rector Seventh SUNDAY after
Trinity Early celebration of holy
communion a. a. m. Sunday school
LAT 9.15 a. m. morning praver "a
sermon by the Rev 4. T. Powell al
Portsmouth ~ 1880 n m. even son-
and short sermon. subject Wolves fn
Shrepa tlOfhinG AZ 100 . M The
eFoning service viii not be- dfscou-
unued during The summer months. nuf
viii b" very materially shortened. and
an effort will be- made To make fbem
especially attractive. All are vol
come
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John Kress. who resides on the Ben.
wood side Of Forty-eighth street
Wheeling. suffered a broken leg about
hye o'clock Yesterday afternoon while
sll-htinE from a street car near his
home. Kress Is employed bv tbs
Bellaire brewery and was returning
from work when he suffered the IN.
fortunate accident. n IS said that
the accident was due 20 the slirpery
condition OF the pavement on account
OF the heavy rain Of yesterday after
noon The leg was broken lust above
the ankle. He was taken 10 his home
and DR. Mccoy called who reduced
the fracture.
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BELLAIRE
~ Fate Pursues Family.

III fate seems TO have pursued the
family OF John NJ. Deafenbaugh.
former resident OF this city. now To-
Gated in Sebring. Within a period of
Two months two members OF the fam
fly have died. and the third is not ex-
pected TO live as the result OF an
accident Thursday morning Earl
Deatenbaugh died at the family home
In Sebring, Wednesday. following ar
illness OF tuberculosis His brother
John. and Older brother. foil from tho
roof OF three story building in Sc
bring and sustained injuries from
which IL is believed he cannot recover.
The remains Of Earl were brought 10
this city yesterday afternoon and TAX
en- 20 the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Harry Deevers. on Highland avenue.
Funeral services Will be conducted to-
day and the remains will be taken to
Kelsy for interment.
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AI-coIIeaIans vs. .. a. c.

Tho tast going AllColleglans WIN
meet The ] 4. e. today On n game
which is attracting wide attention
The All-ColleEians we're given poor
support by local fans during the ear.
IS part Of tho reason but since tho
remarkable showing they have mado
I'm the past few games interest has
been awakened ~ = Considera bic OK.
fent Tho ] a c. have been plav.
inc class a ball although their work
has been mostly away from home.
The locals have been holding strenu.
Gus practice I'm preparation Tor this
game and are confident of being re-
tIrnnI The MInnnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

The heavy rain storm yesterday az.
ternoon. which had mixed with n a
NUMBER OF hailstones. was very much
welcomed by both city and country
tolk. and will probably bring a few
Gays OF cool weather A number OF
the telephone lines on both services
were thrown out OF commission. and
short circuit in the wires at the To-
cal electric light plant deprived the
business district OF the city Of Light
for about an hour
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Fighters Arrested.

Warrants were issued yesterday by
Squire Minder for James Gray, Allan
Dorff and Frank Parker charged with
assault and battery. The trouble oc-
CURED Thursday evening at Pinch
Run among number OF Italian and
American miners with the latter as
the aggressors. II appears the men
had POOLED their money for a keE OF
beer. and while they were drinking
the booze an argument arose as to
who had vontribuyed the most money.
John Gray attacked one Of the for.
etgners which precipitate a free for
all night. The trouble subsidized be-
fore the police arrived Friday morn
ing warrants we're issued for tho
American on complaint Of the Italians
Gray was arrested and when ar.
raigned pleaded not guilty and was
held FOR a hearing later. The others
have not yet been arrested
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Many VIII Att.nh

Many Bellaire people will 20 out 10
Epworth park this evening 10 attend
the musical and entertainment 10 be
gwen by Mrs. Wanda Hutchinson. of
wheeling. She will be assisted bv
Mr.. Herbert Ferren OF this city. Miss
Anna Beuter and Mr.. e. Hutchinson
of Wheeling. A fine program will be
carried out
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Mrs. Effie Lockett. widow OF the late
John Lockett who died AZ his homo
on south Zane street several weeks
ego. following a long illness 81 tuber.
,uiosls' opened grocery store on
Adams street yesterday conpIete
line Of groceries has been Installed
and during the opening souvenir
match boxes were given away
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The secretaries OF The many mine
locals through this sub-district we're
very busy yesterday handing out
checks 10 the miners for their share
OF the $4,000 donation made by the
state. Each miner received a little
over one dollar. Small though II
seems, II was greatly appreciated by
those In straitened circumseances.
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Courts in Zine Shan

The members OF the Brookside Ten.
mis- club have about completed repairs
on their courts and will soon have
things in shape for the PLAYING az
games. a lot of interest is being
taken In the courts and IL Is expected
that soon after the courts are opencd
the membership Of the club will be
doubled
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a commissary will be established In
this city for the benefit Of the miners
and their families. and a store room IN
the Exchange Hotel on Union street
owned by Emil Schmidt. has been
turned over 10 tho committee for that
purpose. Committees have been soil.
citing money, food and clothing from
the citizens Of Bellaire and Shadvside
and the contributions have been gen,
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Too Many Speeden

Owing TO the desire OF automobu-
lists to speed on North Jefferson
street where repairs are being made
on account OF the slip there last whit
or, Contractor J. p. Shannafelt stated
yesterday that the entire street would
De closed next week until the repairs
were completed. Mr.. Shannafelt stat
cd yesterday that the frenzied speed
ers have no regard for the safety or
men employed on the work, and one
had narrow escape from being run
down yesterday afternoon
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Ihis morning, az St Paurs Episco
pal church on West Walnut street
tho regular Saints Day communion
service. commemorative the death OF
- James. will he held by the Rev. X
! hadley. The service will be
cnehalf hour 4 large number il ev
pected 10 attend
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PAY DAY.

The employees OF the Laughlin tin
mill and the Pennsylvania Railroad
received their pay envelopes yester-
day afternoon. The pay at the tin
mill was slightly decreased, owing to
the hot weather. which forced a num-
Der of the mills to knock off The en-
ployes Of the Whitaker sheet mill will
receive their regular pay to-day.
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This afternoon the memb ers OF the
Athletic baseball team will journey
10 Elm Grove. where they will meet
the fast aggregation OF that place IN
a game 10 be called at 3 O'Clock. The
locals have gotten in several good
practices this week on the mill held
and expect 10 win an easy victory A
large number OF Martins Ferry fans
VIII accompany the team.
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Game Postponcd

The game between the playground
teams of Bellaire and Martins Ferry
TO have been played yesterday after
noon at Bellaire on the playground
baseball park. was called on on &C
count OF rain. Arrangements are be
Ing made TO have the game played OF
next Friday afternoon. The game
yesterday was 10 have been the FIRST
OF series of three games, which
were scheduled 10 determine which
one would enter the race for the
championship of the valley.
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Distributed Bread

Inc miners in the vicinity OF May.
nerd yesterday afternoon greatly an
preciated the kindness OF Juergens
bakery. OF Wheeling. The big auto
truck of the Wheeling bakery was
run TO that vicinity and distributed
over 300 loaves OF bread and a large
quantity OF pies and cakes.