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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04
American Falls Won Close Game.


Fully 1000 fans witnessed the de-
feat of the locals by the American
Falls aggregation yesterday. The
score was s to 6.
Thorstenberg started to pitch for
the locals but was not in good form
and was pounded to all corners of the
lot. American Falls made one iil
the first, four in the second and thred
in the third. Crutchfield was sent I'd
the mound in the fourth inning and
held the visitors scoreless during the
remainder of the game.
Blackfoot outhit the Power City
aggregation and deserved to win, but
some particularly raw decisions by
the umpire robbed them of that
chance.
A special train brought about two
hundred rooters from American Falls
and they were a live bunch.
Blackfoot plays at American Falls
next Sunday and a special train will
probably be run to accommodate the
Blackfoot rooters.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04

One hundred and fifty people took
advantage of the special baseball ex-
coursion train to make the trip to
Blackfoot Sunday. The party was
headed by band which was organized
Saturday and which, it is said,, furn-
ished excellent music while journeying
to and from the Grove City" and at
the ball grounds.
Those who witnessed the game say
it was not as clean and orderly as
have been the other games played this
season, but on the whole it was very
enjoyable, especially as the score was
in favor of our home team.
In order to give clear understand
ing the following items are taken from
the Evening Courier Of Blackfoot:
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04
FOR SHERIFF

l hereby announce that l am
candidate for the nomination for tae
position OF sheriff of Power coun y.
subject to the action of the Repui E.
can voters of the county at the pri-
mary election to be held Septen her
1st l invite the closest scrutiny Of
my record as sheriff during the PRES
ent term. and of all my official &C s.
ID. B. JEFFRu-S.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04
F0R SHERIFF.

herewith submit for the considera-
ton of the voters of Powe~ county my
for sheriff, subject to the
action of the Progressive Party at the
primary election.
Yours truly.
A. ]. CLARK.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04

west be given a square deal in way
of legislation, and that it will receive
as much aid as it needs for it's rapid
development r. o. JONES.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04
Political Announcements

IUnder this heading all announce
ments OF candidates for county Office
will be run. A fixed charge of $500
will be made for each announcement d.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR OUR TEAM
GAME AT BLACKFOOT SUNDAY
FURNISHED SOME EXCITEMENT
BUT THE RESULT WAS IN FAVOR
OF THE FALLS.

One Hundred and Fifty People Took
Advantage Of the Special Train and
Took Along the Band 30 Liyen Up
the Trip.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-04

MAKE your wants known through
the Press want column.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06
Extraordinary Values Will be Offered
During This Sale.

ROOM MUST BE HAD AT ALL HAZARDS, REMEMBER THIS
No matter what have before have anything like this
1t will aside everything travel 100 miles attend this the
that occurred this Hop the first Tread else
automobile
here after Herald this good elsewhere
all and share the great harvest of II do
this funeral of profits will the values low
priced goodness that have had opportunity buy That is all
Read these items They that will clear the storm
sweeps the deck Of an steamer
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06

&c Cotton Checks, public A3.
sale price HI.
1Oc Cheviot Shirtings, pub o..
tic sale "
10c Hope Domestic, public @
sale --OC
&c yard wide Domestic pub Il
lie sale price JIG
s 1.3c yard wide Domestic, c1
heavy, public sale DC
Zoe Feather Ticking, best ~.
quality lJC
35c Pepperell Sheeting, II.
public sale Z1Ca
Doe Unbleached PepperelI y
Sheeting, public sale nc
zoe Crepes, Linens, Pop -
Inns, public sale. lUC
25c Raj tines Poplins, Gre IN
pes, Linens, az lJC
SOC Wash Goods, Wool OIL
and Silk, any style y J2C
81. 90 Dress Goods or Silks, ~
all latest styles. &C
81 80 Dress Goods, new 4 IN
est designs. - l.N
SOC Table Linens, public % |
SAFE JOC
$l.00 Table Damask. pure ~ 81
Linen, public sale ~ i
9l.50 Dnmforts Or Bed 1N1E |
Spreads Or Blankets Id i
$500 Comforts or Bed 4 10 i
Spreads 10 |
$l00 Best Qyeralls, union1Q U
urxa
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06
zoe Table Oil Cloth, /
public sale price ]
25s Plain Oil Cloth, white
and Marble = i
] Furnishings

SOC and Coo Mems Shirts,
Work or dress,
$l.00 Mems Dress Shifts, new
patterns, s.-......,.............-......l..
Soc Underwear, Ladies or,
Mens' ---'-.....,-.-i; Il a ,;';.
sl.OO Underwear, Ladies or
aMens, .-......................
2bc Ladies' or Misses Under-l
wear,
$l5O Mems Hats, Public
Sale Price, ...,s,.......,..
$50 Mems Hats, Public
Sale Price, ..............................
$500 J. b. Stetson Hats, 4
Public Sale Price, .......................
soc and CSC Corsets, Public
Sale Price,
$500 Henderson Corset il,
Public Sale Price, .........s...-... 49,
$3.50 Henderson Corsets,
Public Sale Price, ........-....-.,.....
Good Huck Towels, IA
size, --..~...-..................................
l5c Bath Towels, Public sale
price,
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Pub
Sale Price, 3 for $3.50. J. I'll. Il.
los Ladies Or Mems Handk,
chiefs, I
Hair Pins, Public
PEE pac kages
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06
Entire $4,000 Stock Of Mer-
ehandise, Dry-Goods, Ladies Ready
to-Wear, Clothing, Shoes, Millinery and
Furnishings for Ladies, Men, Children
To be sold in 10 days. beginning
Wednesday, March 18th
$50 A. M.
a Great Sale Of UDusuoI Importance.

We will great sacrifice of
are to clear shelves let the loss be what
en value WIN be considered everything will be marked down that
VIII conlpel quick Remember this is ordinary Bargain Sale 1t
entirely thousands dollars
old fashioned selling
far below their actual values Something must be DONE and done
quickly Look where will read what
your feet should toward this will be the
benefit of this extraordinary that will
they tell the of how mans makes
The goods the and the saving dollars
will "Wednesday March
$50 sharp when the mghet and marvellous
/ ever known will begin - 80 sats 's ~
The record., 1914-08-27
EASILY MADE AT HOME
NEcKwEAR NOVELTY REALLY
PRESENTS FEW DIFFICULTIES.
Gladstone Collar. Expensive 1t Pur'
chased, Not at All Hard fer the
Skiiful Necd'ewoman TO FASH
icn-Artificial Fruits.

TIE bic ncckwear novelty is the
Gladstone collar. high in back and
pointcd ever the ears. Although they
we're worn by all the well-dresscd
women at the Auteuil races in France,
and consequently attained their popn-
larity and price. they may be eaSn!
duplicated by using fine organdy
handkerchief and a half-yard of fino
wire boning.
put \ DOT In the center Of the hand
Lcychief with \ lead pencil and cut on
n straight line from two corners OF the
handko rch!ef so that they meet at the
center dot. Then cut small SEMI
circle with the former dot as center
making place for the cellar TO lit the
/ neck snucly. Sew strips of wire col
lar supporters from the neck circle dl-
aronaily across to both corners or the
hack and bend so that the collar stands
IN and out. The raw cut front may
be neatly hemmel or bound with a
bias strip Of the same material.
Little artificial fruits are used ex-
tensivcly this season. \ certain RED
and yellow silk apple is especially pep
ular and may be used TO trim hats or
as corsages and in many instances has
been used in place of flower trimming
on evening gowns.
Artistic as they are, they may be
made with little difficulty by the girl
who wants to look chic this season
. Roll small bits of cotton waddine
into n hard ball and cover over with
n small circle of brightly coloreo
siIk-rcd and green and yellow are al
appronriate Tie together at the DOT
tom with strong thread and cut away
$ eli surplus material. With a coarse
4 needle. threaded in black darning cot
ton, make q large French knot ON TN
t ten of the apple. and draw the needle
= through to the other side. Pulhtighti.
Q SO as TO make slight indentatio'
( where the knot lies. and fasten with
a few strong stitches. Where variou
r colored silks are used. the knots ma
If be made in corresponding shades Q
d cotton; for example, green thread ma
d be used on the yellow apple and yeiio'
g thread on the green or red apple.
E. They may be punched together fo
- hat trimming or branched along
er strip Of narrow ribbon when used o
n evening gowns.
The record., 1914-08-27

"Oh, il IL would only rain." sho had
The record., 1914-08-27

serving it sliced
cold? 1t is a del
icate tidbit.
Braised Caifs
Liver en- Casse,
roie.-Lard a liver
W ig hin 6 { W G
pounds OF two and
a half. Put two
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Pearl Rose.

A single flower worn at the waist
proved such an attractive fancy that
in London and Paris designers have
perpetuated the dainty custom by
introducing a jewel rose. A rose made
of pearls is very pretty indeed, and'
though the material is strange, the
effect is good. 1t is big blossom and
the pearls are used in different sizes
and tints.
The record., 1914-08-27
Hat Box Device.

Slit open the two upright edges OF
YOUR hat box so that when the cover
IS raised this side will drop as II
hinged. This is good plan when the
box is kept on shelf, as the hat can
be taken out without taking down the
box. II the hat boxes are covered with
a pretty wall paper, the appearance OF
the cupboard is improved.
The record., 1914-08-27

Some new and exquisite designs in
set jewelry are shown here. In some
instances they are combined with
pearl and again rhinestones serve to
intensity the blackness of the jet A
string of jet beads in graduated sizes
and alternating with pearls is shown
on the upper left. To the right oil
this is a brooch in cameo effect with
decoration of rhinestones. A necklace
of Jet and rhinestones is shown at the
upper right. A novel effect Is showi
in the center design, where from SIN
gle strand of brilliants are suspended
little squares composed of jet beads
the bowknot is of jet and rhinestoEe'
with pendants of small jet beads. Th'
remaining bowknots and belt buckl
are of cut jet and rhinestones.
The record., 1914-08-27
ZN9WEEGHEN


Heaven sends us good meat but ti.<
devil sends us cooks--Garrick.
Hunger Is the best seasoning for
mcat.-Clcero.
May every bite please your appetite.
The record., 1914-08-27

riad a. quarter Of an orange, ahd
seasoning o. salt and pepper. Cover
and efus.,cr gently for twenty minutes,
then st the ran in the oven ana COOK
a haifl.lur 40 brown the meat. Serve
on platt,r with oross or parsley at
The end. New potatoes and peas with
ccrrc.a r.,ae GOOD vegetables TO serve
with t.. cr . cook with il.
Veal suffers in reputation because
:. is oi,sn Tut on the market too
young. /. should be at least six weeks
old before bu,chering, and il wen
cooked and I.opetly masticated is not
hard 20 digest. Veal because Of lis
celatinCUs composition, slips down too
easily when being masticatcd, and 50
often il IS not wcn divided in the
mouth and consequently causes intes-
t!nal t-cuL as.
Veal also a7ciis quickly and in hot
weather should nj Be kept long.
Veal with a h,uish lirsc is not Et 10
Eay. Il oi,hor Indicates IN undern31r'
ished animal c.. mere probably. too
,ouas iCr the market
when buying veal select only that
..ch IS l.a-.i i t,slcs o. rosoSl: this
3, IL tie flesh is C-Ia. insure a sood
J1u>t.
s.u-ca -la5.< e veaI.-Sprcad o1'
tie & ., t. .iioA has bc1n prepared hl
the butcher. make a s,uhins Of on'
cup OF sausage meat. two cupiuls o
bread crumbs. a teaspoonlul OF Grate'
onion, one teaspoonful OF minced or
ange rina, oEe tablespoonful o
Worcestershire sarce and geo
shrinking Of salt and pepper. Ad
one e-g. Put the foTeemoat or stufiin
IN the center OF the haGk, roll care
fully and tie in strips OF muslin. pro
into pot Of boiling water 10 cove
and cook gently for Is minutes. Tur
carefully while cooking with woode
spcon, so that the meat is not pun
tureG. Serve cold thinly sliced.
~s
NeksG N~,<s~sA
The record., 1914-08-27

tablespoonfuls of butter in a casserole,
salt and pepper the liver on all sides;
add three small onions. four carrots
cut iongthwise in quarters, add one and
n half cupfuls of stock, cover the
casserole and cook one hour. Take
out liver and arrange the vegetables
around IL. Make a gravy with the
liquor IN the casserole.
Normandy Cake.-Take a loaf OF
cake, cut a slice from the top and hoi-
low out the rest. leaving a box half
inch thick on sides and bottom. Fill
with crushed sweetened strawberries.
put on the top a heaping layer or
swee;ened whipped cream. The
crumbs from the center may be re-
served for another dish or added TO
the berries.
Psr.a.t Glamour. = Fill sherbet
glasses with strawberry ice cream
add a spoonful of strawberry s!rup to
each glass and garnish with sweet
ened whipped cream aud a whole
strawberry.
Frozen Strawberry Shortcake.-
Make cup cakes, and when cold hol
low out and ill with strawberry ice
top with whipped cream and fresi
berry for garnish.
Steamed chicken.-Cut up chickel
as for fricassee, brown in butter, the
add cupful of boiling water and sin
mer for half an hour. Remove th
cover and let re-brown. The grav
is especially delicious when the chici
en- is cooked this way.
Tomato and Pineapple Salad.
slice each of pineapple and tomato p'
together in the form of sandwlc
with mayonnaise dressing between
a very good combination.
Junket with chopped pineapp
makes a most delightful and refres
ing dessert. Serve the chopped pin
ample on the junket at the table. as
will look better than II allowed
stand.
TekkE- -Me,es.eA
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VEAL DISHES.

II, hes season fc- veal is from
Anil i u.tu the Erst Of July.
-.s-a ~. Na.u ard
The record., 1914-08-27
sEAsONABlE DISHES.

Calls liver is good at this season
md more Plentiful. Did you ever try
The record., 1914-08-27

stl~A L. " eN
lie tllet with strips OF
sal. pork. Brown in but
ter Cr other drippings
until well Drowned, then
lay the larded side IN
add c2C and a halt cup
Tuis Of good stock, oEe
cupful Of tomato juice
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Little enough to
take offense at If
we weigh the
words one by one,
and consider their
sim pie import.
but she had said
it more than once
that day, and the
reiteration had
told on the mans
nerves. already
strained to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARM KpNG.S MILLS. o.. Aug. 60
MrH Elizabeth Lucy Piper wife ~ Ma
,ntnl.L llper. died AZ her home on
August ~ 1914. after an illness 9f but
lev hours. She is survived by her
n a. band and children and grandchildrcn.
~. lA''gT ~ whom there are thirty
seven lhs FUNERAL services took place
1h sunday morning 90 10 o'clock by
tt'h. D g. " horton. OF the N T. church
il, y Aa attended hy large concourse
MS Rose Myers is spending the week
,. MIS- Me-. Gertrude MobIey was a visitor to
Misses Elizabeth and Esther NichoI-
.i ~ Htiialrr. ere thc guests OF Mr..
END Mrs.. Andy Ault.
from Akron. vtc-e they have b.er ti.it.
lns friends and attending a rsurl.e, ~
~, A1lt family. az silver lake Park
Ars. Clinton Foster and dsurbter
Erma, of Wheeling are the rg.sis ~
friends in this vicinity
,... li9Try ,Altord sHn wife. % Pitts
.tiA..lne NAY hugh. of ST. Louis. are
int guests OF r. II. clifford. IN center
Mrs. WIN Gay entertained friend, NJ
dinner NN'"
ksy. J. T. Johnson and wifs. and WIN
f,..,,,i- a'5a NC spent sunday with
harry Allen and wife. 81 E.ITrirs ,,ar.
ths guests % -. a. Moore. on iss. sun
Homer Mayhurh spent SUNDAY Win.
trends nf ItuIIsgIfIe
Mr- Hugh Henry and little daughter
~ 49, l.Fl visited Mrs VIII Any th-
J. g. MayhuEh has returned fa tfs
a' lNitFnurEh. ut.rr "a rIrI.alrt
WIZ WIN friends Hf t.ut.rtIII.
iN' A.lrH.al UrEIuIrH4 I.fIT. LAS az
L.- Armstrong; Mile 81 b. surI.y
-,Nn"I John -. Rush teacher III ff..
.iANH. was uaNrutfuuy rufertHfu.I ..l
.t. i.f evening at the home uf Ais
..' .tAl. M"h.rF. Tho party rurflrr..l
.N. VAS conveyed I'd. lfH.. N.b-
.'l H"u. "u hay .rt-.un. It.fre-s-
l"...- "N. served curiu- fha .v.ffnr
..'iE "i Irr cream. cas-. rrI T-..lr
ai.i must. vac the cnterfsirH. .rt ME
l pr pursuing Cuurs. boo t.srh,r
IfLl.Irr work
Miss L.tu MnhIry visited r-iarra 90
~ .-.i saturday aal sunday.
lh. many friends ri T..r -r...
...e,l tf, -Hrr5 t1 hear tHnr ne b. san
~. .f.H very sou. hand and
a d. Bryan. - the bryan r,,.-.f
.i'r'. at IrufcrtIlIs. has .urrIas-I =.
l'.. f'rd touring car
All ana Nrs. %. g. Meek Of yyIobrr
~. nave spent few DAYS trI. 49,
'.lir ..l.nIa iu fne community
James bryant spent f.I. l.ra tr.
N- ...a "a. IUIum huu
I"1tt end wife were no Hsuaf--
lt belmont '''.h'a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

visiting az The home of her parents. Mr..
and AIRS G.. ". MeCumbs
Airs. John culver and niece Wilma
Frazier spent Monday and Tuesday IN
Wheeling.
ar. and Mrs Harry Murphy and Fam
i'y were NlsiunE AZ the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs. IUu Terrell OF Knoxville. ".
Va, one day this week
Miss Mary D. Ashton. of Br5okside.
ohio. Is thc guest or Mrs. b. * Ashton.
the guest Ql Miss Lille Happy
The road supervisor OF sand 1871 dis
trieL pa. force % men grading the
for stone.
Frank smith and Charles CALDWELL. OF
Eim Grove. gave "a party az EUlmar'a.
OF Wheeling creek Wednesday evening
az late hour rrrreshmtnts were served
Mrs. Herman Heller and children. %
ling. are Visiting az the home OF
Misses Ruth and Waunda Lyons. OF
Nrti Alexander. are the guests % the
j ltoErrsgn FAMILY
lh. Al'eart candy club viii hold a
Figri. ~ tls Mozart Park to-day.
alLHH F.rntl.a Marsh Hr SffuuaugilTa.
3D., g. The suyst vt Alrs. NJ. D. walker
wcre married recently. returned the first
OF The ~ eek from their wedding trip
ana VIII make their future home az
Mr. and Mrs Ray Montgomery spent
Msanssaay at che bone Uf SIR. and Mrs.
NHqrsV Es,pl q ssadysias. and his
son james. ~ McMerhen r.ar. tie
guests OF Peter Bcihi tne first Of the
Charles Horstmann win return Co his
home az Mozart tomorrow. after an
auto Trip thF0ugh thIo.
Aiss Helen Fullerton. 90 Pitts burEh.
Mh" VAS visiting Mtss Hazel EyCott. has
returned home.
A. important meeting Of the stock
holders uf The Mozart Tark will ho held
90 tre park association office al Trfrtv-
tlifl street. wheeling. on Monday. Au-
Miss blanche wade. who was VISITING
Miss Ruth MecUwhs has rrturr..5 ~
her home 90 Cameron.
Mise MARI Meyers Is visiting friends
Many local teachers are ATTENDING tb,
,ltf.H1ll County Teachers. Institltc. al
Mr. ana Sire william Miller and FAM
l.T and Mr. and Mrs vs. Drank If
W .rr.lns were visiting lt che home 1I
Mrs Anna seabuEhJ tHs urst uf mo
Ins rIrr who have been spending
..'| .A.I.N at camp jolly. uU
creek WIN break camp and
'',-rn q. i...r homes uH Monday
..f and s.a. % D.. E..uHr and fIH... !.
o.. N ut T.. picnic at UIa1eg r
SIRE Mars ilnapkin ana family .F
+" ."E and Mr. and Mrs. EIuarH
itIt.. r..I nn u.fIr.
waiter Iranfal. and daughter.
.N'H.rlr.. and SON. walter rr ..|
MiHH cora Ilrral. aI - grryr...r .--
st 't Mrs Henry IrlHHHur flr
Ihe schools i1 Sand fuI 1.-trirt su
.I.N .u ..U'Hr. Der and fH.rH a..Hr Il.
pom months term .f r.Hu..
..fI.. chem Union sunday r.H...
lar services af-rr ts. Vocation
.rm sampson. .ar Dallas. rs- H..-
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"a from rarksrsburE. where shc has
been the Euert ~ Miss goidfr NcNey
Mrs. A. W. Hickman and daughter.
irene, have gune 90 bearsNllc. " Va
to spend few DAYS
Mrs. J o. Hrcuucman and daughter
W.. Ruth. are In wheeling VISITING
Nr and Mrs Charles Monroe. Of
North Wells street l-ft Tuesday for
an extended visit vita relatives 10
tiLLr burEh and Youngstown. ohio.
Miss Edith Flah. or wheeling for
merry ~ this city o. the guest 81 Mrs.
Mary Rome Sutherland
Misses Blanche cutler. Cora pomeroy
anl Helen eaffuey and Harry garney.
ul.iurcd % Leith. ohio. Tuesday IN the
cutler and famcroy car. 20 spend a fsvg
lat az the eaffuey summer home
Albert West has returned from a short
visit with friends ln Marietta
aehn hertcl has returned from a ten
N'rAa visit with relatives ~ silver
Lake. y. y. and Pittsburgh
Misses Margaret knglish and Helen
HUFFMAN. OF New MatRmoras. attended
Ihe dance given By the Beaumont club
Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Hidy OF Springfield o
sfe the proud parents 81 a fine a1n
MS. hidy was formerly Miss Aunabsl
STANFORD. % this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

l"" Tow pressure area covers the
LAKE region this morHiHE extending
.'a'n"r-twari into the middle Nissis-
..In valley region. no hss decreased ir
.O'hi NHf was attended Ey scattered
iiiudrr HNHwurF duUuE thr uaat -
INQUIRE h.En irmrt.HfHT"H ANA auUruIg
winds continue - ul. central tHII...-
Ahr nIEn pressure. cooler weather
arg. covers OBJ. E.rfrRf.f and uI.sr
middle West
The conditions favor thunder show
OF. Iar'nE '.r next a. hours. probably
..H".. ssf b.. Friday
is'.t. "hII highest temperature
H-.r'"fr. ma irEr.Hs lowest Il-t n.err.
.. ...|rrH. rI rainfall.
|. .... NII U|.UlH." chang. HHf
slightly in the district s4r.rE as. rskt
DO N.... o. FL. ..ME
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81 clAirrrills Rr,ef.-

Mr. and Mr. Alfred Walton. uf Pitts
hurEh Pa. came Wcdueriay lu thrlr
machine for Ca few DAYS visit nc the
home of Amos Mcbride ir the East End
Or and Mrs. jos. Tlmmuus we're here
yesterday from West AlrNan1er Co -.if-
tend a." Sishol reunion held ON the
fair grounds
Miss Mary Workman has returned %
her home lu Ecllatre after spending a
Few months 40 the home uf her sister.
Mrs chris Nen
Miss Lydia wilkins was n business
visitor 90 Wheeling Yesterday.
Mrs Pred Cellar. OF raruerIe IA Is
the guest ~ local relatives
James Mr'ort and family OF Barnes
vile. were guests az the home Of
Deputy Auditor ~ a. Finley Thursday
ATTORNEY Victor krhrer of Martins
Ferry. was here on LEGAL business yss-
terdaN
clinton Soatt-rday and wife. % Free
port o.. s1ent yesterday at the home
Of j. T.. Print on east Main street
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-. 20. nnd Chee,e

KEW YORK. Aug .H.sH..
STEADY. uu. hanged
tn''Hr# State whole mtIE fresh COD
orrN nr white. specials 1850. l.FEr ..
nNeraEr fancy ffuIfl.r. Hu Ir..' ....
ira lh'a M lba Wisconsin arH.. ....r
i5esh daisies Isa Hlt'lc. eln. .r
Lsrs STEADY. unchanged
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sts most eujuyabls spent Those in at
TENDANCE Wcre Misses Beatrice Cuusn.
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shepherd. Aiary Nlchol Ilirahtfh
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Yesterday. from THE family home az
NAY nafd. g.. funeral services Over the
remains 81 Anna klckmralskN axe o.
wno died Tuesday following short
illness. were held and the body laid %
rect in a. local cemetery. fraHicr and
Clarke. unterfakcr- of this place had
charge 90 the furarHl