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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
VIOLA

VIOLA. ". Va, April 14.-Mr. T. T.
Ewing. closed a very successful term OF
school 1T Hazel Dell No. Five. in Web
ster district. Friday. April 10th. The
pupils gave short literary entertain
ment IN the afternoon. Interpreted with
musical selections by a string baud.
after which Sir. Ewinr presented each
pupil with a~fiue treat Of box Of cnoc
olatcs. bag Of peanuts end an orange.
Misses Elsie and virginia caldwell Of
sand Htll. were visiting in Viola las.
saturday.
Messrs. sherman WEIGH and VIII Hsz-
lett have returned from business trip
10 Pittsburgh.
this place attended thu entertainment at
Pleasant valley last Friday evening
MI and Nrs. James Archer and chill
drcn were calling on hr David RiEEIo
and family Of Mt. Union last Sunday.
Miss Nell Gray. Of Calls. has returned
home after visiting relatives at tnis
place for q few days.
Byron Fitzaimmons has purchased n
new driving horse from Mr. VIM Bruce.
Mr. T. u. Ewing LIT Tuesday Tor
in employ Of Mr.. u. n. Archer. "a prom
inent farmer Of that county. the coming
summer.
Miss Myrtle Rirgle. Of Nj Union. ir
Mrs. W. T. nuEuc was visiting her
daughter Mrs Sam sNgar. al Majors
vile. last Friday.
Mr.. James WEIGH b. having a new wall
built nuder his residence. Mr.. j. q.
Archer o. doing tho hauling or STONE
The huckatcra in this vicinity arc ev-
p'ricnclnE great difficulty iu rottfn~
their produce 60 town. owing 90 Tho
almost impossible condition OF tho ro10a.
Mr.. W. q. Miilcr had . narrow escaue
last week from having bis team serious
~ injured by getting them fast in d..
deep mud.
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Mrs. VIM. Weaver and Mrs. McGm
have returned home. after spending
few days visiting at he home OF
their brother. of New Hartford. w.
Va.
A bowling party will be given next
Tuesday at the Warwood bowling al
leys.
Many local people have begun work
on planting garden for the season.
LomaX May has returned 10 Hun
dred, W. Va. after spending Easter
with friends and relatives in town.
The Warwood band held it's weekly
meeting Monday evening at the North
Warwood hose house on Twenty
fourth street.
Albert Wright is improving after
being i'll at his home in North War
wood.
Mrs. Robert Miller OF Twenty-sev.
enth street. Wellsburg, was a visitor
In town yesterday.
Miss Callie Gilmore. of HOLIDAYS
Cove. is visiting at the home of Miss
Miller, OF North Warwood
Mrs. Oscar Duerr. of North War
wood Is visiting I'm Moundsville at the
home OF her mother and sister.
William Harrison. of Hazel avenue.
North Warwood. has left for a visit
to Cincinnati, O.
Mrs. Carl Serig. Of Main street.
Sounth Warwood. will spend the day
with her parents in Bellaire
Miss Marie Whyte. of East Liver.
spending few days, visiting in town
Floyd Bible will leave in a few
days for trip to Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. Hannah Hill is improving after
being III for sometime. at her home
on Ohio avenue.
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keith-lundx-

Tuesday morning. at Delaware. O..
occurerd the wedding OF Miss Marietta
Lhndy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Gran
vile Lundy, of the Fourth ward to Mr..
Charles Keith. of Delaware, Ohio. The
wedding was solemnized at the St
Mary's Catholic church, at $40 a. m.
by Rev. Father Stiles. The bride was
attired In a gown of white embroid-
cred net over white satin. with white
satin slippers TO match. and she car
ried a brides boquet OF roses. Mrs.
II. Mills, OF Delaware. sister OF the
groom, was the attendant She also
was attride I'm white satin. and carried
roses. The groom and his attendant.
paul Keith. wore the customary black
The wedding was attended by the i'm
mediate relatives OF the families. After
the ceremony. the wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the groom.
after which the young couple departed
on their honeymoon. They will arrive
IN Wellsburg on Wednesday. and con
unue farther east, making an extensive
trip or several weeks. They will re-
side In Delaware. The bride is one OF
the best known ladies in the Fourth
ward. and all join In wishing her a
long and happy married life
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WEILSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. April IA
J. s Taylor. OF Washington. ID. c. Wis
tied Selisburg this morning with the
idea In view OF trying TO locate A fac
tory here for the manufacture Of a
patented coal and gas heater, that can
Dc attached 10 all steam and hot water
heaters The heater Is called the
Duplex and h patented by A. H.
Morrow, Of Pittsburgh. Pa, the manu-
tactruer OF the Perfecto Gas Birner.
ar. Morrow u an experienced man in
the heater manufacturing business.
and the new heater as said 10 be a
very successful one. Coal or gas can
De burned In n. but a second or two
being necessary FOR the change from
one 10 tho other. and IL II also posi-
Die 10 burn them both together
The proposed name Of the new COM
pany Is the Hello Heater Company.
and u will have a capital stock OF
Sl5OVOO. $4,000 Of which will be pre-
terred stock A building Is wanted
whesr the heater can be manufactured
and Tor location Mr.. Taylor was fav-
orably Impressed with the city, mainly
because OF It's good shipping facilities
and the great market surrounding IL
he was shown through several of the
vacant buildings in the town that
would be available for manufacturing
purposes, but expressed no opinion
whether or not they would be salts.
factory. He did not give out any plans
Tor the organization OF the company
stating that II would be necessary
yentor first.
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TWELVE OPINIONS
Handed Down by Supreme Court and
IN Sir the Lower Court
Was Affirmed

Special uirrlfch 90 tho Intelligence
CHARLESTON. w Va. Apfu g-
Twelve opinions we're handed down
BY the supreme court this morning
and in just half of the number vas
The decision Of the court below ~.
hrmed Among those affirmed vas
that Of State vs. llamrick. from CLAY
county I'm which new trial Was
sought because Of an error on tho
part Of the clerk Of the court Ham.
rick was tried for murder and con
Vicfcd Another was that Of Andcr-
son VS. anderson from Harrison
county This opinion was hy Judge
Ponrnborger and the ftamrlck case
By President Miller
The opinions handed down were
Grant VS. Swank from Peasants
county Reversed and rcmanded
koscncranco vs. Kelley. from Ran.
dOlph county. Reversed and re-.
maudod
Aucir VS. Wardcr. from TatIor
county. Reversed and rcmandcd
First National Bank Of Broadwiv oil
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PraetIeInq for Contest.

The first degree team of Brooke
lodge. No. ;. I. o. o. F.. is practicing
hard for the Ohio Valley association
banner contest. which will be held in
Steubenville, o.. on April %. Teams
from Steubenville and Toronto, o..
and Wellsburg will be in the contest
Last year the Wellsburg team won the
banner with these same lodges for
the exemplifcatlon of the initiatory
degree and they are hoping 70 repeat
again this year on the first degree
The team had a hard practice last
evening in their lodge room in the
Walker-Gilchrist building in prepare
ton for the contest. About 80 mem
bers were present After the work OF
the evening was over the team was
given a neat little lunch by the noble
grand. George W. Snyder, in honor OF
his birthday. The lunch was appreci-
ated by all the members and a good
time was had by them.
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DAY IRON New Nork. v here she has ben
NAsltinE frlen1- for a frN eeks-
Mss Iona Maitcu. 81 Mediua- - here
Nlsltinx relatives and friends
Miss l-aNina buchanan uas AZ Beall1-
vile. saturday and Sunday.
NJ. aud Mrs Chris Lsitforth. OF Lew
issl lc. we're In town riday.
Charles hertran. % Lancaster. spent
Easter a. home.
Forrest g. Honey. who - ATTENDING
Medical University Al Columbus Vas
home over sunday.
AR and Mrs. Carl Julien we're AZ Col
Qmbu. last week With their uftis son.
louis Who was operated on Al MI Car
mgl hospital Tor adenolds
T. ". Ward returned Saturday from
wheeling. where he underwent an oper-
alton Tor a tuuior on the neck. az Has
ktns hospital.
Charles Hubbard returned Sunday
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. elem 2 Rauzch and two
children. hilda and Elmer. returned sun
day e. ening from Kuhn. O where they
spent Faster with relatives.
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virginia. We. Cootcs q al from
Hardy county Reversed and remand.
cd
Cohindafer ct a. W.. Hope Natural
Gas company. from Harrison county.
Affirmed
Caretta Railway company VS.. Fish.
or q al from Mcdowell county. Mod.
fed and affirmed
Perry vs. New River g. pocahontas
consolidated Coal company from Nc
howeN county Affirmed
nelly Vs. Railroad company. from
Brooke county. Reversed AID TO-.
handed
Fairmont Trust company W. Nrucff
q al, from Harrison county An.mcd
Anderson vs. Anderson. from liar
rison county Alarmed
Town Of Howlcsburg vs. Ic.auo
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PUBLIC SALE

menciug nt 90 o'clock IS. NJ . will offer
for sal. OF Public Auction. Co the hIEh-
est and best bidder ut the home wherD Z
now reside. one and onr-hulf miles E1r,
OF Elh Grove on the Poor Iiouse Tr,f
Road. iu ohio county. vs.. Va. 3 frame
houses. one containing 4 rooms and ona
three. both plumhed Tor gas. and water.
including one and Ors-huff acres Of
ground laid out Boo fruit trees. viii cen
together ur separate.
Also fresh CO.'S Hu0 calf. fl hug d lot
chickens. stands uf bees aud all ms
household and Kitchen furniture. iucIud-
lur one player piano and organ.
Terms Uf sale arranged fl suit uur-
chaser ON real r.tuf. md terms of sale
Cash ON personal property
ENEiiETr MAlTDNEY.
curtis Ut Rice. tuCtioucrr
nn-L.-Il-.n-a-
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W. 5. Domsr win Address.

should be remembered that Mr. W
;. DoIner II 20 address the brotherhood
neNt SUNDAY at y. m. He comes highly
Nlile and by the newspapers wherever
he has been heard
his lecture Conquest and Achieve-
heGi; appeals TO all The young man
HliudIe aged men and elderly men. Also
" should he RENE mbered that the Meme
ilbie CiasNes OF the Methodist Eniscopai
Win the Mem class at the EnreiicaI
ssnurch NJ o'clock. the combined ella 80
Authority on the scriptures and atttbcr
o. Lesson Notes az published by the
ilines Recorder Of GAINESVILLE
Every member should he nrcec,, o..
each or fhe meetings and bring "a friend
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Appropriate Faster services were ron
quoted az all the Woodsheld churches
yt-teroay. Special musical programs
we're rendered and the weather wac
plt9 sanity warm 50 that large congre-
atlons We're present at all services
~ suectal Easter feature "A class
OF - practitioners were taken into fun
~ ,,einDership ~ The Methodist Epfscopsi
chufch yesterday morning An eieg9nf
ttluHl'"h program was rendered and "a
taIke number were ia attendance 4
larEe congregation was also present last
sNening being perhaDs a. LARGE if not
church. a qpecial Faster rrogr,r-, ,r,sg
rehdeTed a. this service by the sunday
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... little Miss Roxie Turner. aged eleven
Turner. ~ Moose Ridge. died Tbu~sda,
AFTERNOON ~ diabetis meilitue ate n
severe sickness. RoNie WIS Ia child ~
sunny olsposttion and loved bv nm who
knew her. The funeral was betd =, 80,
gay morning Services were conducted
~ Rev. 9 v. Carlos. ~ the " h
Ridge cemetery
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WelIsburq Briefs.

Mrs Charles Churchman has re-
turned 10 her home after a visit IN
Marshall county.
y. r. Cash. representing the Peck
Williamson Heating and Ventilating
company. OF Cincinnati. Ohio, was a
Wellsburg visitor on Tuesday.
J. VI. Murphy Of Warwood a build.
Ing contractor. was n business caller
in WellsburE on Tuesday.
Charles Magee. OF the country. is I'll
at his home Mr.. MaFee Is well up in
years. and the infrimities OF age arc
affecting him
Mrs. Barbara Budde fell down the
stairs al her home AZ 1909 Main street
and was considerably injured How.
ever. no bones we're broken. and she
Is Improving rapidly
George Phster Of Cross Creek dis
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Death of Mrs. caroiin. ca...l.

Mrs. Caroline Cassel. aged 81 years.
one OF the oldest and best known resi-
dents or Woodsneld. died Friday night
after an extended Illness. having been
IN inNald Tor a number OF years In
spite or her suffering. however she was
sci. whose maiden. name was NcC-uue
was originally from MarvEviiie OHIO.
ont han lived In Woodsfeld most Of her
ne. she was the widow OF the late
Joseph cassel who for many wears was
foreman OF the Spirit OF Democracy.
MRS. Cassel - survived by four chffd-
r-h' tharies. otto, Alice and Glove an
OF Mhom reside I'm woodsfield al the
FAMILY home. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock and
we services we're conducted bv Rev.
hobert kyan OF the Presbyterian church
OF which Mrs. Cassell had been a con
siS,ent and life long member
Burial was made In the old can,at.r,,
In the family lot ~ NSi'e'erg
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New Stoqie Factory.

Wellsburg has a new industry. Il
being stogie factory, where the
Tango" stogie is made. Miss Olga
Letzkus is the proprietor. and the fac.
tory is located in the Stickel building
al 5l7 Charles street. Miss Letzkus
has had considerable experience in the
manufacture of stogies, and her prod.
uct has received many complimentary
remarks by the smokers who have
smoked them.
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Will Play Saturday.

The Loveland Cubh tase ball team
OF South Warwood will cross bats
with the/North Wheeling Stars. Sat
urday afternoon. at the Richland ball
park. The game will be started
promptly at 2:30 o'clock. The mana
ger Of the Wheeling team stated yes
terday that they were I'm shape to
play at any time. The home team
has been practicing for the past few
weeks. and is in good condition.
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trict vas a business caller In Wells
burg yesterday.
Mrs ". ID Gulley vas a Bellalre. o.
caller last evening.
Reynolds Helsiey Vas a business
caller IN Wheeling Monday afternoon
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The fruit firm of VI. Lomgo OF Main
street has purchased a fine new auto
truck OF the Chicago pneumatic style
called the Little Giant" The machine
is large one of 20 horse power and
capable of hauling a very heavy load
II Is handsomely painted and is snowy
and attractive.
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Saturday night OF parsivsis a., ~
nome between Wood neld and Gravs-
NlIle on Woodsteld rural route No. .
Bssth was FASTENED by severe fsII
which MT Dougherty had several vyeel. :
ago az which time he sustained a frac-
, LuIe OF the MP. Mr.. Doughertv was well
the oldest citizens. ''e u
BESIDES a number OF other relatives
ana six children: r G Doueherf,, -
Sriulth; II. q. and Frederick DouRhertv-
OF bridgeport. o: and Wade II and Miss
Louisa Dougherty at home.
me funeral was held Tuesday morn
lhE AZ 1850 O'Clock. Services were con-
uucted by Rev. +. Seeber AND burial in
the Catholic cemetery. ."
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te9rEa smith. aged i've years little
daughter 81 Mrs Hoaeberrv smith gied
~gturd1r morning nt their homo %
W"ohHhelu rural route So o Death
We caused uF pneumonia with Couunfs
cations ~ cerrbro euiraI ncrenrifea
me tuusrll was held Monday morning
hnI .uflal was made in Barber Ridge
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Eacheator,a lnnuest-

The escheator's inquest which was
held on the 2Sth of March and con-
tinued until the 18th of April. will b.
held again tomorrow. at the court
house. The case was continued TO al
low several of the claimants time TO
prepare their cases to present before
the escheator's jury. but since tho last
inquest was held. all the claimants.
with the exception OF Mrs. Isabella
J. Hissong, have given up their
claims TO the estate. as they could
not prove relationship. and they will
not present their claims before tire
jury. The decision of the jury is ex-
pected at this inquest
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Monday
Chsa W"i~elt OF ssrdis. was on our
streets FrIdav.
Mice MHrra-rf ffiree was at Wheeling
The fret uf tho week
George Harnrr toft Monday for pittr-
hHrrh un business
W. Nhrl hrr been on The click Uaf
f'r ervrr4f dave with rrIrne
Wis 'iuveir ffarHu vaa at home from
Mh.Ulfr. over Easter
tlrUu NuIfnr. ~ rnroiahurr vas On
W ggdsllrid Saturday on business
WHrd H.-rr ia here from Cleveland
f1r few dave
Nr end W. e. o.. lower OF Martins
I'rrN auruf EHatrr hnfr With hrr pnr-
rnI.. VIZ md Mrs Forrest Vail
IfHrrr TrUtfo 81 W. harffnr spent Pas
ri hrrs with hIa parents. VI and wra
o. rurIfn
Mrs w &C. Mooney So. RETURNED rr.
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- ~ fna meeting uf the NfsuHaftefa
liEh school Alumni citing held FRIDAY
Iint ~ thc nuditurium ~ tho school
building tho following 0ffirr-a ,rrr-
elected Tor the eueuinr vrnr. President
ls1rI Ifnrurr. rfrr nrneldrrf fsHaffvaaf
Tang. rgrrcfarv. Isabel Hurkharf. frr4a-
urer. John WrConae
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A meeting Of Shield OF Honor lodge
No o. OF Warwood. was held yester-
day evening at the Owls club. corner
Third street and Richland avenue
The meeting was well attended in
spite of the rain and a few new mem.
bers were Initiated.
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Albert J. Conslon. Braddock. Pa :
Barbara r. Korber. Braddock, Pa.
Jacob Rider. Bradley, o.: Belle d.
Walter. Brownsville, o.
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Work Progressing.

Work on the erection OF the tower
at the foot OF Twenty-fourth street
near the river. Is progressing rapid
~ at the present time. The men who
have charge OF the work will have
IL completed by May l. Another tow
er will be constructed on the First
Sisters island After the work Is
completed on the West Virginia side
the men viii start on the building of
a large concrete tower on the Ohio
side.
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MEDICAL
DIED

BRuNER-On Sunday April IL. 1914 at
80 o'clock y. m. at family residence
No. II Vermont street. ANNETI'4
52nd year.
Funeral services on Tuesday evening At
80 o'clock Friends OF the family re-
spcctfully invited TO attend. Inter
Greenwood cemetery.
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LATEsT MAeAzlnra

Everybody. Munacy'a. Century
iiarpefs. North American Revlow.
vogue. Popular. Peoples. March and
April Fashion magazines
Books and Stationery
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 635.
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone ie59-R
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WARWOOD
Council MEETING.

The Warwood council held its semi
monthly meeting last evening at the
hose house on Nineteenth street. The
meeting was called 10 order BY May,
or W. r. Helfenbine AFTER which many
matters came up for consideration.
The sewerage system along sixteenth
street Is In a bad condition and I'm.
provements will be made. Others
matters OF routine nature were up
Tor consideration. All the council.
men except Paul Hines were present
at the meeting
Mrs, Cupp. leaving for Los Angeles
Is selling household furniture az
1lE E.irhf nanth rtr..t
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from Preston county. Reversed and
now trial awarded
state w. Hamrick from Clay
county Affirmed
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Hoties TO MSnnfaotarers- SoSss-. -
chants and Other Wholss ais Man,.

Hotiee 20 manufacturers. 5obbsrs Msr-
chants and Other Wholssals Dsaisra
q, NOIlCk Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tfat
or West Virginia viii receive bids dai,v
az It's office at Charleston, West Virginia..
State Institutions, the financial nnansSs
ment OF which is vested n said Posrd
contracts viii be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and othor
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
te-l-u Charleston. West VirEfnfs
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on Paraguay there ia found "raffuav
h0rIIr' Kind OF SLOW worm Wilton
rmitr strong rcd uEht FROM head 90
faiI tuf also Errrn light ATOMS zach
eide of lfH body
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VINO went TO Columbus last week Tor
tne purpose OF seeing State Highway
Commissioner Marker IN regard TO the
Improvement OF the road from the brick
on the Woodsneld Northern road to the
Somerton rike were we'll received by
Governor Cox who assured them that
ne was interested in road matters in the
hill counties and that he would approve
enything that State Commissioner
Marker did. The state commissioner
gave them the assurance that $1,000 to
$4,000 due the county from last wears
appropriation and that about $50 600
due the county this year would be al
lotted 90 the county when the county
commissioner provided for eNpending an
equal sum. He said that after these
appropriations were used up that he
would meet our people next year and
decide the matter OF coming approprfa-
tons With the roads now under con-
slderation, about i've miles In all. the
appropriations now available win he
exhausted. and the most that can be
eNIected viii be about mile on the
end or the woodsield Northern brick
RMS must walt until IL Is determined
how far the appropriations now avail
abie viii go toward improvements pro
Vided for and IL Is doubtful whether
this year.
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WANTED-fOSITlON

fosiTtON WAETEp-Union paperhan-
ger ana painter (firs. class) desires 20
sish LOT one year, subject TO trial. bona
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

WooDSFIELD. ., April la-Th-fr~-
GAY was Blk dav Tor Eastern OHIO odd
feloNs. When thousands OF them as
setnoled as Zanesvilie for a jubilee ceie-
A special train was run over the O.
X W ky 70 accommodate those lv-
INK along the line OF the road. The
train LETT here at ~ o'clock noon with
- mernber- Of the local and adjoining
.cdEes aboard. Twenty-Five more Monroe
county members Joined them az Lewis
vile. BY the time the train reached
Zsanesrille about O'Clock there were
After the biggest narade IN the his
tory OF fraternai societies IN that city
the e.Voo odd Fellows IN the line OF
march Friday night went TO the Weller
theater. where the jubilee was cei@-
DRAFTED The theatsr was unable 20 hold
hundreds OF Odd Fellows. who repaired
to odd Fellows hall
Al the theater the -Coshocfon degree
team put on the dranntized degree All
OF them being dressed In ancient afo-
sale costume. II T. estimated that $500
Odd Fellows from out OF the city at
Tended and all OF the grand lodge Of
Meals took part IN the ceremonies,
1fand Master II. w. kuntz giving the
Principal address at the theater
AFTER the theater program. a class OF
40 VAS given the past grand and grand
lodHe degrees at the temple. The event
was the biggest in the history OF the
Eastern Ohio odd Fellows
Ihe o. r A. w. special left Zanes-
vile at y midnight and arrived at
Noodsheld at f.20 A. m
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