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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
CHAUFFEUR May
Die FROM INJURY
susrArNED BloKIH RrB AND
ruNCTuEED LUN0 IN
ACCIDENT.
A. olsnvood Last Evening when L. Z.
auto Soutded with

An accident that may result fatally
FOR Cecil Jones. negro ohsanusr Tor l..
y sands. occurred last evening about
80 o'clock near Glsnwood station la
fulton. The accident occurred when
the chauffeur. who was driving SLOW.
attempted TO pass wagon that was
belng driven IN the opposite direction
with the result that they coliided The
road was IN very slippery condition
and II Is thought that Ia Alternating
10 pass the wagon. that the machine
>kidded. causinE II 90 catch one OF the
shaft- which struck the chauffuer in
the right side. breaking rib. and II il
thought puncturing "A lung Dr. L p
hirneN was called and made haStv
examination OF the injuries and found
That the unfortunate man was suffer
ing from broken rib and other iniur-
les and ne was az once placed in an
automobile and taken to the Ohio VAL
ley General Hospital where he was
resting very well at a late hour last
evening. but attending physicians stat
ed that the extent Of the injury could
not be determined FOR several hours.
George \. Noli and Mr.. Thomas. OF
Mt de Chantal were on the wagon and
were thrown 20 the ground By the col
lision and sustained painful though II
- thought. not serious injury. as both
were able TO continue on 70 their
homes.
The machine was occupied by Mrs. L.
p Sands and Mrs. Jacob Brittingharn,
both OF this city. who had been spend
Ing the afternoon visiting friends In
the out the pike district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
HOSPITAL OPEN
ONO valley General Hospital Opened
fe5terdav For Business and
Patients Were Received.

esl erday. with everything in perfe~t
condition. the new ohio Valley Ceuer4I
hosnital was formally opened to the
nuhi. 10 receive patients. with all or
lne phy-lcitnS. nurses. attaChes and EN-
pioyes on hand to begin their regular
routine OF work. Quite a large number
or patcrts were received who expect
10 UNDERGO treatment a. the hospital
All or the physicians we're prsqeut
A. the meeting OF the hoepitat starr
WHICH was held ~ tho hospital Tuesday
?, fnihE. where ulcy organized by the
aRre"ing 90 hold monthly meetings on
the last Friday of each month. n waa
demonstration would be- given az ca.b
regular meeting Of tho stan Tor tho
heuetf ~ nlf the physicfane Tho re.
remaining officers of tho stan viii b.
elected at the next regular meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
YELLOW DOGS
HAVE BANQUET
AfrAIR GIVEN LAST NIoHr IN
HONOR OF EXALTED CUR
A. p. KING
VINO rendered His Resignation As
Executive OF the Body-Interest-
ing Program Rendered

An Informal reception was given yeS-
terdaN evening by the Yellow Dogs az
the FiNs' club room on Fifteenth street
IN honor OF Exalted Cur A. 4. King who
tact that he Is going TO leave the citv
~ the near future and would nor bs
able To be present to take an active part
IN u" meetings which the Yellow Dogs
VIII mold from time TO time. Quite "A
large number of the members were
present
one Of the chief features in connec-
or e. large class Of candidates Into the
mysteries or the Yellow Dogs The mi
tlation or the candidates created a great
zeal OF utereSt among those present
AFTER the mutation OF the new members
a suinptuous banquet was served in tho
large dining room OF the club where all
We're treated to refreshments served I'M
der the excellent management OF Peter
Iabrstick OF the club.
AFTER the serving OF refreshments "a
dehEhtful vaudeville act was put on by
performers from the Victoria and Orrh-
cum Theatres. which was very much ap-
preciated by an who were present An
other feature In connection with the
event was the rendering OF a special
musical program.
The resignation Of Exalted Cur a T.
King was accented and his successor will
In all probability he elected at the next
meeting. Mr.. King will leave inside OF
the next Few days for Milwaukee where
ne Will make his future home.
The yellow dogs are making as-unae-
ments FOR the sending Of n large dele.
the Elks. which will he held in Parkers-
burg in June. At the present time IN.
order or yellow Dogs has an enrolment
OF about 800 members.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


quite little excitement was causat
Elm Grove about 4 o'clock Yesterday
az s,nYon when the work car on the CITY
and Elm Grove division Of the West Nir-
sinia Traction a Electric copo,.,,
Sausht hfe The blaze started from tie
lhslae OF the car from some unknown
az the time. The chemicaI truck Of tba
run Grove volunteer nre company wa.
cared out 10 eNtinguish the flames. Buf
,,'t.S ~ arrived on the scene persona
with buckets Of water had the tre ~
uti NvN'Ioi. 40 great damage was done
70 tne car as the flames were extfnr,,,s,
81 1tIvte they had gained any great
HtauNhN. ne car was IN charge Of
Motorman Harry Clemens. 1t was ieft
on the siding gao Elm Grove. where IN
"lh De repaired within a few day-.
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fiTnples and erupttOns Of all kinds
come from the inside. The blood casts
out the impurities IL contains and thus
pimples. boils. etc, appear. Cleanse
the blood, stop the poison from devel-
oplng IN the blood tissues and pimpies
will vanish as ~ by magic.
Stuarts Calcium Waters contain in
y natural manner the greatest blood
purirer-Calcium Sulphide.
Calcium Sulphide and the other IN
gradients OF these remarkable uttIe
waters are just what impure blood
needs. You must know that the Mood
is rushing through our veins very fast.
u takes less than a minute for our
blood 10 cover the entire body.
You can thus readily see that stuart =
calcium Waters. when they enter 49,.
body. have an almost instant efect ~
on All impurities no matter where To-
Gated. whether 70 be the tip or the nose
or the end Of the toes
By the use Of Stuart's Calcium Wa
fcr- your complexion will take on a
fresner hue and more natural series
Or tluts than ever before.
Impure blood is blue or black. Purify
~ and 10 becomes ruby red. This color
showing beneath the skin rs the secret
of all beautiful compilations.
Stuarts Calcium Waters are sold by
al druggists everywhere. Price 90
cents r. box.
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C0LDIN The HEADQUARTERS
CHITIS? NO MATTER--USE HYOMEI

secretion and the irritation. soothes
snd heals the raw and infiamed mem
orane. and gives quick and perma-
nent relief
Nothing easier. safer. or more Meas.
ant than the Hyomei treatment-you
breathe II through a small hard rub
per inhsier that comes with every
complete outft- Just try it-and n
not benehted-the purchase price will
De promptly refunded. Isn't that con.
yincing proof that Hyomei has a re.
markaole healing and heaith-restor.
Ing power?
The constant snuffing. disch arge
rom the nose. frequent sneezing.
wstery eyes, clogged nostrils. and that
make life burden.
DO not sufer needlesly. Begin US
ing Hyomei pow-today-and see how
quickly you get relief All druggists
sell IL Ask for the complete Hyomei
outnt. 800 size Extra bottles. n
later needed, so cents.
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-, Ine new pump that was ordered bv
NE flm Grove Coal company since the
nreaNdoWh or the Old one at the mine
last Friday evening arrived vsster,i't'
Ihe pump. which b. one Of the largest
ana most up-to-date mine pumps built.
W'ithinE about three thousand pounds.
arrived M Elm Grove yesterday from
nurgh. u was sent ~ express on
10. lNl, That train making special
STOP with one of the heaviest pieces or
cNpressaEe ever received AZ Elm Grove.
Tho Immense pump was immediately
thNen 70 tho mine where ~ BE- he.nE ir-
stalled. To was stated last evening thar
ne company expects Co have all thy
water out of Dlc mine and ready TO 20
Co work Friday or snturGa~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR

your hair A delightful surprise await.
those whose hair has been neglected or
is scragcy. faded. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides beautifying the hair. Dander.
Inc diSsolves every particle q; dand-
run. cleanses. puriies and inviEorates
the scalp. forever stopping itching and
falling hair: but what viii please
you most will BE- after few
weeks use. when you see new hair
tine and downy AZ first--yes real
y new hair growing sli1vcr the scalp.
II you care for pretty. soft hair. and
lots OF IL. surely get - cent bottle
OF knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter. and Just
try it.-Adv.
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II Has Benefited Thousands OF
Sufferers and Will Do the
Same for You or Money
Refunded.

Hyomei In certainly the common
sense treatment for head colds. cat
arrh, hoarseness. bronchitis or any
trouble OF the breathing orzans-you
breathe n-no stomach dosing. You
wouldn't pour medicine into the sto-
mach TO heal a raw and infamed burn
or brufse. then why try to soothe and
heal the sore and infamed mucous
nembrance lining the air passages OF
the nose. throat and lungs by any pro
Gees except the most direct right-to-
the-spot way-that's the Hyomei
method When using Hyomei you
breathe In an antiseptlc and germidi-
cal air that Immediately and effective
" reaches all the air cells. DESTROYS
the catarrh germ. stops the poisonous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
For - cents you can make
your hair lustrous. fluffy
and abundant.

immediate'-Yes, Certain?-that's
the JOY OF H. Your hair becomes
light wavy. fuzzy. abundant and ap-
pears az soft. lustrous and beautiful
as Young girls after a panderine
hair cleanse. Just try thls-moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw II through your hair.
taking one small strand al a time.
This viii cleanse the hair of dust dirt
or excessive oil. and in Just a few mo-
men's you have doubled the beauty OF
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PAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS HELD
YESTERDAY TO FINISH WORK
venIre OF - Persons Examined Nv
accomplishing Of Testimony
10 Begin Today.
PERSONNEL OF JURY.

O. w. sehensrieIn, Island, insur-
anee agent.
Fred L. Becker. MecoIIoeh street,
dancing master.
orion Peterson, foreman at Ia
Belle Iron Works.
John Faiioure, book keeper City
Treasurers office.
Louis c. laue, book keeper at
G. n. Wheeler and Sons.
Joseph McCausIand, coffee and
peanut rooster OF South street.
Walter sembkeii. stoeie roller,
employed at Pollock factory.
J. {. CHIN, local photographer
on Twelfth street.
Herbert Moore. chemist at Neu-
raleyiine Company.
Charles n. Becker, proprietor Of
restaurant on Market street.
5. n. Dawson, proprietor Of res
tsurant on Market street.
Joe Frazier, tin worker, Of War
GOOD.
Those drawn and refused by
state and defense were:
n. =. Nolte, South Side grocer.
John Bowman, roofer, OF this
city.
}. NJ. Butler, OF Elm Grove.
Aionzo Sells, ice dealer. OF the
fslard.
Otto Committee. carpenter, Of
North Wheeling.
L. c. Oriehorst, saioonist, OF
South Wheeling.
J. =. Butler. grocer OF Park View.
u. ". Mckee, Of the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley.
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intelligence Handy Almanac at
slayney's Drug Store for only 25c.
Get one now
Sunday School.

g.. ne new sunday school room Of the
- James chapel. Elm Glove. viii omen
S9huaN afternoon al > o'clock Rev. a
W. Werder. OF Wheeling Will be IN
cndIEe or the opening exercises This
chapei was built about i've years ago
put was found 20 be Inadequate Tor the
dct on. notation % tho MISUNDERSTANDING
scnpoi. The now addition has lust hecn
completed and will be dedicated with
invited 60 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
BREAKS A COLD
OPENS NOSTRILS
-Pape's Cold Compound ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours.

Your cold VIII break and all grippe
misery end after taking dose OF
hours until three doses are taken
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
u-ls and air Passages in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose r,.n-
ming. relieves sick headache, dullness.
leNerishness. sore throat. sneezinc
soreness and stiffness
Don't stay stuffed-Ep, Quit blowing
and snuningi Ease your throbbing
head-noth'ng else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only % cents
AT any drug store IL acts without
Inconvenience Accept no substitute
advertisement
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will act as hostesses. The early part OF
the meeting will be devoted TO business
after which a social session VIII be en-
loyed- All members are requested to
be present a. several important matters
OF business will be taken up.
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FlHdNe""IncE g. h0rfid' When y r
wer" ont Tonight. n little hug flew rich
~ my mouth. and asked him OF what
that was rfru
tlrfio What did no rHr DO rreart-
Glad That 2 should keen ms mouth
shut .. From Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Get Rid of
Pimples--Ouick
BY Using Stuart's Calcium Waters
Natural Little Blood Purifiers
That Work Like a Charm

with pimplcs. blotches. liver spots or
your body - covered In spots with
letter. rash. boiIs. etc. Just use stu
arts Calcium WATERS for a short time
and see how quickly you will clear IN
NOuT skin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

Featured by legal Tits aud III arp OBJ
Icctions by the defendants attorneys
the work OF selecting a jury In the case
or the state We. Hayward Manuel. chaos.
ing nina with the murder Of a. W. HAN
merle. was completed last night shortly
before 10 o'clock. During The day and
evening q total Of 80 probable Jurymen
were called and out OF this number -
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NEW YEARS GREETINGS
FROM
THE FOLMER-ROMINE
COMPANY
SHOES AND 4
FURNISHING GOODS.
Out After Scalps.

Harry Hop" westlake. prominent
young man OF Elm Grove. caused con-
siderable excitement in that town yes
terday. when he INDUCED In an eXces-
sive amount OF tanglcfoOt. This In IT,
SELF was nothing exciting. but when the
hrewater began To take effect. Hop pro-
ceeded to go on the war path After
looking around for considerable time
for n knife with which to start the fun.
Hop was taken in charge by officer
Butler on warrant issued by Mayor
Rine and lodged in the town calaboose
TO await the mayors action yesterday
evening Accordingly at 7:3O Hop was
called before his majesty on the charge
of being drunk and disorderly and as
sessed the amount Of 81 and costs
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Fulton Council.

The Fulton council held a special
meeting at the town hall last evening
for the purpose OF completing the bust
ness for the year OF 1918. This will
be the last meeting Of the old council
and was "a well attended meeting Sew
eral matters Of importance were taken
up By the body and all business finished
leaving everything In readiness for
the new body to take hold Of Affairs
the first Of next month. No definite
date has as yet been set for the hold
ing OF the first meeting Of the newly
clctd body but ~ IS expected that il
viii he during the hrst few days OF
the month Of February.
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Nobert Myles, the Edgwood boy.
viii lappear in motion pictures at
Alpha Theatre, Thursday. instead of
Friday. as previously advertised.
tan-2l-h
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Pike Briefs,

J. II. 1azear, county superintendent Of
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SISTERSVILLB

SlSTERSVILLE. W Va. Atcu n
Ut y a. Grier has arrived home from
business trip to Charleston
Ith - T.. SpurhaCh trr Thureda,-
Tor Few days visit with rcIativee ~
Monndsvillo. NcMechcn ana XVheoii,g
-. p. Mason left Thursday for I.um.
p.Ipori W. Va. where he will look
allgr business matters.
MIa p. y. Pew. ~ Clarksburg. fs the
49,, ,oI her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Mrs Matthew. of g. Louis who b,-
ueeu lhc guest OF Mrs nj D. Doisr
vent % wheeling. Thursday. TO visii
Mfa shaw and two children. who
Gga " been visiting her sister. Mrs.
y. >. BOYD have returned 10 their bornc
III -llgo. Clarion county. pa
%, i lAseR Mar Talbot and peafrico
hutl went fO Wheeling. Tburrdov 80
HI.Hun me debate and gfeff 49, 49,,
aunt Mrs u g. Williamson
,., .esileg Miss Anna Cqwfev Lem
p lske. Hyman Bowman and ri.rrg
5.loopP. The mCmbers Of tho dcbafing
-, iin Who met Wheeling Hirh school
y 9ursday niRht the following Uirb
npoI students attended the event.
lfR. ,. Cawlov. spt w W gtrsi,
Mrf I. J. Fiske. Mrs M Bovgrs1
Miss Nildren Lazcar Mis- Vir~ir,i.
'i.r,,nfer and Frank Hornor
lhe W. G. T. q. met Friday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
WEST VIRoINiANs TO
ATTEND CONFERENCE

The West Virginia conference of
Seventh Day Adventists will be well
represented at the biennial session
OF the Columbia union Conference of
that denomination. which will be held
IN Baltimore. Md, April % TO NaV
10 Elder r. H. Robbins. OF Morgan.
town, president of the eonfere6ce
VIII head the West Virginia delega-
tloh;, which Will be composed OF prac-
lcally all OF the clergymen and Bible
teachers In its employ. Among 9th.
trs VINO VIII attend from this State
are Gharles Baierle. F. +. Gibson. r.
W. Thirlwell and Mr. and Mrs. j 8
BarroWs. Among the cities that will
De represented are Morgantown. Park.
ersburg, Charleston, Fairmont. Wheel
ing and other places.
Clergymen and Bible teachers from,
the conferences in the District OF Co
iumbia, Maryland, Delaware. Virginia
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio
which. with West Virginia. comprise
the Columbia union conference. will
also attend the session. The visiting
clergymen will include Elders A al
Daniels, president OF the General
conference; w. T. Knox. treasurer OF
the General Con -erence: q n
Thompson, secretary of the North
American Division Conference and
w. w. Eastman. head OF the publish.
ing work IN North America. All OF
these are from the worlds headquar-
tiers OF the denomination i'm Wasbfng.
ton. ID. G. Prof B G.. Wilkinson ~
Washington, will have charge of the
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WEST LIBERTY

VEST LIBERTY. W. Va, April Il
"A large audience was present ON
tuesday morning TO hear DIR. Harriet
-. Jones lecture on "TubercuIosis'
az the Normal Her lecture AT
snort Greek was postponed until
Nay, owing TO the Indictment weather
OF wednesday evening.
Evangelistic services were held AT
me VI. p. church on "Wednesday even.
ing and services will be held Satnr.
gay evening. Sunday afternoon and
sunday evening. conducted bv Rev.
bialr Roberts Of Roulsburg. ". Va.
Mrs. Katherine Wayt. David Wavt
ana Miss Zelda Hare OF near West
Liberty and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rice OF Elm Grove were guesfs ON
sunday OF Miss Rosa Wayt OF Clinton
Mr.. C. C. Emerson Is on the sick
Mrs. NJ. G. Hartley f. improv,ng
atier a serious Illness
heV, l. S. Grove and Rev Roberts
were bethany visitors Tuesday.
misses Callie Curtis and Maud Cur.
US attended the ball game al getbsnv
dents MAJ SUI
communion services vii be- held In
me freEbyterian church SUNDAY morn
ing, With preparatory services satin.
day afternoon
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MAJORSVILLE


MAJORSVILLE. W. Va. kpr1 II
Mrs. Henry Davis. one Of Washington
c9Intys aged and most highly esteemed
~, ems p. passed away az her residence
Mondlaeys April 10; Mrs. Davis was in
hsr ssth year and had been practically
the last two months a tunor deveiored
on the helpless limb. which reduced her
strength rapidly. She Is survived bv
only daughter, Mrs. Auta Murphy and
Iogr sons, william. Jesse and Charles
and infant preceded her 20 the spirit
world many years ago Her maiden name
was AlOnza Durbin she has been [,
Ifelong member Of the Baptist church
9ha the internent will be az tho Old
on wednesday, April rs.
\ very imperative Faster service was
rendered 90 tho West Unity church. The
fetal 20 All.
81, There viii be n quarterly meeting At
the salem ~ 2. church Saturday ana
the class hope 10 procuTs a r,- tii'e
preacher Tor the work.
IN ne absencs q the pastor no reg
sunday school ana league were unusn-
Mis' Ifazei Alley returned home sat
urday from visit with dallas friends
ne REPORTS splendid time md the
faeter supper 90 that place "a suceea
Thr Farmers % this vicinity are nov
WORKING on The eight hour ufrn eIrEf
before noon and elFht after-hut bv ana
n. Wnru the corn and potatoes a-r
lanteI and the garden IN" thew will
nave Jay OF % 60 fishing or o. attend
ne sunday school picnic
Mr. Nfrghel fiddlnra son % Mr. and
N.re Zen GiddinEa ~ calls ia verv ul
"f .r1fnre - the heart
W CLARK Todd. D. native of this rfars
.nt Tor many years resident of waah.
lrFtnn. o., Dr. moving Co the "rInlherf'.
place. Since leaving here Mr. Todd rr~
married and iH the father of I'VE atnr1y
Mics Nefie Lawrence ~ West ri-t.v
80 spent Monday In Wheeling shop
Good raeeera were drilled ir NJ Van
aiia SO. and Workman SO tff-
r, We Mnl1 Archer was calling on
iigerneld friends Saturday
MIFFer Jennie ard NeITio Chefesfa-
.lrnL .tturaav anf sunday With fhefr
Hister Mra. Tom Majors
Wise Awarda Harsh was oaUfrr an
Mrs j. " Allison SUNDAY
w nnd Mra T. Chrfrafar ar.rf crt-.
Ha- WIN fHfir con. UTfif who Nrr 49,
HNffrI1g frDrn ia Frfu. Thav found rt-,
WAT improved but unable ~ vr-rr
Pr N Archer. Jr. was r business esff.
F ~ Hln0n IeI0 SATURDAY
WE WIZ kahlh1ugh and children
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have been visiting her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. I'll Harris. for the past week
mrs ;. O., Miss Bessie and Master
bus Jones. who have been under the
ooetors care are convaiescing nicely.
ar. and Mrs. Lee Phillips and babv
jumps OF sugar Grove, Pa, visited
Mrs. Philips mother Mrs Ouenie
thambers sunday and Monday
MISSES Lotta Whiteman. Bessie Richey
ana May Nelson spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Hazel Alley.
our genial railroad man Strickiin
ears broad smile these days It's n
sherman Braddock was a bus,ness
caller Monday In Wheeling
me roads are terrible here Huckster
Jehhlns lost n valuable horse that death
deep mud. ~ '"o
Harry and Earl Richmond. who have
Deen suffering from colds and whoopIng
cough are getting along nicely
Mr.. q. q. Archer is having bis ho,,.o
repaired where u was DESTROYED nv are
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GRAFTON


very attractive surprise pack
age was turned over to the city by
the state auditors that have been AZ
work here checking up the county
records, including both sheriff and
clerks Offices. A fund of nearly
$500 was found. which the sheriff
was holding for the city, OF funds
that had been received by the return
and sale of city property for the nom
payment OF taxes. This money had
been returned from the offices at
Charleston along with the funds de-
rived from delinquent taxes in the
county, but was being held by the
sheriff until the city should claim IL.
As the city was finding money mighty
scarce at this time any way. the lit
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w. A. Sherman. OF the Sherman
engineering company, representatives
OF the Enterprise Construction com.
pany, the city commissioners and the
old water committee of the past city
council. met here this week to consid-
er the matter of the completion OF the
new power and light plant OF the
city. This plant was partially com.
pleted by the Enterprise Construction
company last fall. but work was
stopped when winter began, and the
plant has never been completed. The
city Is making the final arrangements
20 nave the work completed, even II
necessary to take the lob of the
hands OF the contractor. The work
was to cost $4,000