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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
WELLSBURG

WEILSBTRG. W. Va. Junp 1q-
Unless all signs fail. the vote at Sat
urday's primary. will be exceedingly
light, with the possibilities that not
many over q thousand will be cast
on both tickets The Wasons for the
light vote are many. chief OF which
Is the lack OF interest shown by the
majority Of the citizens. Very few
elections. even In the city. have been
50 quiet on the day before. showing
that the people are not going TO
crowd around the polls and fight for
places. This is also the busy season
Of the year for the farmers. and IL Is
not likely that many OF them will
leave their crops to go TO the polls
on Saturday afternoon. good hard
rain today and tonight. making the
work on the farm hard to do. will
probably bring out many more votes
than II the day Is fair and rare. as
June DAYS are
What little talk is heard Is many
sided. with all the candidates having
their friends. but none making any
assertions or claiming any great
amount Of support
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STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENVILLE. o. June ls-At.
torney W. r. Alban came home to-day
after an active canvass for the Repub-
hcan nomination for Congress in this
district. and he reports that his
chances OF success grow more hatter-
ing each day. He came home TO learn
that he had been chosen a trustee for
Mt Union Scio College for a term OF
hye years. II Is "A very fattering 20
sition In the greatest college OF Meth
odism In this part OF the State. and in
ulcates that the recipient stands well
In the ranks of the NJ r church
Mr.. Alban finds that his candidacy
rs especially strong among farmers
VINO favor good pike roads Ills rec
ord as an Official and as an attorney.
ana as an owner OF farm property.
mas always been favorable to pike
construction. Most OF the pike con.
structed in this county has had his
assistance In many ways.
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Flushing. Is here visiting her friend.
Miss Olive HAYS
Mr.. &. r. Taylor Is making quite an
Improvement On his home by having
u newly painted. the work L. being
done BY Mr.. John Thompson
Mr.. Ellis Pickering and family q,
81 Clairsville spent sunday here with
ing
Mrs. Fayne Davis and son Of Hollo-
way spent Saturday here With Mrs
Lima Taylor and family.
Mr.. 4. 7 Hoge and family OF Wheel.
ing and Miss Mary Wagner drove out
IN their auto on sunday and was call.
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Iddings
Mr.. Rolla HoEe OF Louisville was
NIsltlng MS sister here on Sunday.
Mr.. {. r. Taylor returned on Mon.
day from McConnellsville. o, where
ne spent over Sunday with his father
who Is quite NJ
Mrs. Gertrude HAYS and son Carl
Henderson OF Canton are here visifin.
her parents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Tay,
Tor and also Mr. and Mrs Lee Hays
Mrs. Rosa Robb and sister. Miss
Alice Roscoe. attended a reunion OF
me Roscoe family. which was held al
wheeling Park on Friday. the honor
guests being Mr. Thomas Holt and
daughter. Miss nellie. who are here
from Manchester. England. visiting
otlhg close relations OF the Roscoes
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Follansbee Notes

Mrs Clark Gunrln visited vesfe-.
DAY ~ the home Of her brother In the
Edward Radcliffe made a trim ~
Sfcuhcnville yesterday In bis auto
Miss Laura EIsou Of the country
was visiting Boo town Yesterday
Joe Allen was a Wellshurr visitor
this morning
+ Lougo Of SfeuhorviIIe was in
town ON business Yesterday
w. 7. Griffith of virginia avonua
vas in Pittsburgh Pr. on business
Wednesday
shine Ford q slightly irdosrosed
Ralph Niyhv was a Sfaubcnvilla vie.
flor on Wednesday evening
t'od Morgan of Wheeling visited roI
afIvfs iu FoIiansber on "wednesday
Inhn Collins is lightly indeanosod
Nfs lanes Armstrong Of Wheeling
voc Nisif'n" in town YESTERDAY
''F.F Gov visited iu NingO on
Ihurai1r afternoon
WIZ Rockwell and Dave Reese were
.r MLrF0 function last evening
Tow nf those from hero who A.
tended fhn Carnival 10 NInro farf
f''N' wore Tom Mcbride. W. = WHr.
o. Buoy Roland Johnston Harry
Nr'-Hw. William griTafh Uonovcr
li.' .r. WIN Joseph. Iawra stephens
'I| $50 HDra Howard Sanders Chof
T. IIrf'I George Holland. CrarIaa
l0'ie' ,hae Poiem g. s Lewis. and
VIM purra0 and con Baxter were
""lI-HIrf f.'fure 'asf evening
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Taken 20 Hospital

John lNtchie. aged about s years
was taken 10 the Ohio Valley General
Hospital az Wheeling. last evening
10 undergo an operation for tubcrcu.
losis OF the hip. The young lad has
been suffering for about two weeks
and has suffered severe pain his
me her Us a widow woman with sey.
eral other children Neighfors and
friends. headed BY the Red Cross So
ctety. have been caring for the child
Tor some time. and were Instrumental
IN having the lad sent 10 the hospital
The MUSICIAN Dr Harden. Kyle sun
DIV company, owners Of the ambu
lance. and James Iauck owner of
tho horses. all gave rratitous ser
vice 20 m" lad u is expected that
after th" operation the boy will rapid
ly recover
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SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED
SUNDAY EVENING IN CHAP
LINE STREET CHURCH.
Rev. s c. Jones. Pastor % the Church
WIFI Deliver the Memorial Ser
mon 20 the Members.

The annual memorial services 81
the Odd Fellow Lodges OF Wheeling
and vicinity will be held al the
Chapline street NJ. r. Church sun
day evening al \ o'clock Rev. = G
Jones, pastor Of the church will de
liver the address to the members
ana In connection with the event 4
splendid program will be carried out
The Odd Fellows lodges of the city
that will take part In the services are
Wheeling lodge No. q. Excelsior No
40 and Concord No 10
The members OF the order will meet
At the corner Of Twelfth and Chapliue
streets at : o'clock and from there
viii march "a the church IN "A body
The parade will be- headed by sum
ner's band and the line Of march viii
be over the following route TO the
church. From the Odd Fellows Han
az The corner OF Twelfth and Chapline
streets up Chapline 10 Eleventh. down
Eleventh 10 Market and down Market
street TO Twentieth and up Twentieth
street to Chapline and down Chapline
street To the church
Program.
Tho following program will be rem
dered.
Organ Voluntary.
Opening Ode Members Of order.
Prayer
Aulutin. Jerusalem W. nan Inee.
Nevin. Chapline street Choir.
Responsive Reading. 2jth Sunday
evening
Anthem Behold. He Cometh. d"
Adams Chapline street Choir.
Scripture
Announcements and OnCrtory
Hymn No 3l5 CONGREGATION.
Sermon. "Altruistic Living" Rev.
Samuel c. Jones.
Prayer
Hymn No 279 Congregation.
Benediction.
Hugh Warren Choir Director Miss
Margaret Flood Organist
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Court NruLa

Indictments against r. r. Porter for
larceny. and three against Grover Al.
len. for rape. were nolled
, Zee Electric Co. vs.. Rayland Coal
Co, suit on a promissory note FOR
$500 '''
Matthew Brown VS.. Standard Fire
Brick Co. suit for SIS. 900 damages for
injuries received on December s. 1913
"nen ne was permanently crippled.
In the appropriation case Of the C.
!. X X. vs.. Harry Walker. a Jury
gave Walker S15.25O for an acre 10 he
appropriated at Yorkville.
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OUTING TONIGHT
Plans Complete for Annual Even, =,
Local Board Of Trade-Judae
Sturqiss SpeaLa

rams are complete for the annual
outing OF the Wheeling BOARD of
lIdu" thls evening The West Vir.
glnia Traction n Electric COMPANY
WI, VII nave me board as It's guests. com
ing and going, and the entertainment
committee has provided tickets Tor on.
france and lunch. 4 buffet lunch will
De served AZ the White Palace res.
taurant from until O'Clock.
As the event will be held on the
states hfty-hrst birthday. short talks
WI, MlI be made on West Virginia. Wheel.
ing. ana other live toDics THO 49,
pal address will be delivered nv liza,
urorSe G. Sturgiss. OF Morcantoyyn
indications are that the outing will
be largely attended VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
F0LLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. June 10
John Ford. a well known young man
was badly burned while al work in
the llnning department OF Tn. min
Yesterday shortly afternoon lie was
WORKING as usual over a pot OF metel
When something fell into IL and the
not metel was splashed on his face
and arms inhicting deep burns he
was immediately escorted TO the Of
nee OF nearby doctor where the
face being badly burned only snaca
enough was left for him TO see
through the bandages and his hand,
ana arms bandared the same and he Is
now getting along very nicely al
though he viii not be able TO work for
probably two weeks
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. o.. June IL
hev. John lddiugs. OF ST Clairsyille
preached at the Infirmary here last
Sunday afternoon
Rev. J. Walter Funk will preach his
farewell sermon at the Christian
lie expects TO go south to enter the
evangelistic work.
Several from here attended the
strawberry festival az Bannock lasf
time ''u'N
The exercises given by the children
In the Friends church last Sunday
evening were well attended and a fine
program was rendered The church
was handsomely decorated and a good
airy work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bewley and
two children and Mrs Schaffer and
daughter. Alice. OF somerton speDi
the day here last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Broomhall. OF the
Rev Aukerman was visiting his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Sarah Thomson
and Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Taylor here
John Thompson. OF Riverview. Is I'm
the vicinity calling on his many
friends and relatives
Mrs. Samuel Taylor was shopping
In Wheeling on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bryant and
children spent Sunday here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Mart Wilcox.
Miss Olive Taylor returned on Sat
urday from two weeks visit with
relatives AT GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Neil Caldwell. OF 81 Glars
Vile, spent Friday here with her
brother sam Taylor. and family
Oscar Taylor. Of Shephordefown
spent sunday with his mother here.
Misses Bessie and Mary Lodge
spent a few DAYS last week with fbeir
uncle. MILFORD Lodge. and family. Of
Baunock
Miss Louanna Campbell. Of near
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tended the Bar Association banquet ard
ficnic held NJ ETworth park. Bethesda
yraterduy
The Assembly club are making Ar
rnurennsnfs 90 hold a dance IN the court
house hall. next Friday
Mrs. Prank Myers OF Hsuafre 9
spending the summer az the home ~ her
tir'nts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert johnson OF,
Marietta street
The storm - yesterday old not DO
much damaEe a. this place. a telephone
lple on the farm q John Chambers
north ~ town WAS struck but no other
damage was done
court tainr John Cook attended the
picnic az bethesda. yesterday Afternoon.
Miss treda Nanhorn % this place Will
spend the day with Wheeling friends
Deputy clerk Howard X Dixon. Who
has suffered a relapse from the murnp.
y stll confined 90 his room. His
friends hope Tor hi speedy recovery
horn 20 Mr.. and Mrs John Harnes
Friday morning. an infant ron
Mrs.. Harry Goldthwaite and Miss Ma
re 'rossland spent yesterday with Mar
tins Ferry friends
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Former ResIden, .Das

The remains OF Mrs. Emma FolEer
% Columbus. we've brought here
Thursday afternoon and taken 20 the
old Folger home on South Lincoln
avenue She was the widow OF the
late Webster Folger and always lived
here until the past few years. when
the family moved TO Columbus. Mrs.
folger Is survived by one son and one
daughter. Albert Folger and Mrs Ed
Knox. both OF Columbus. She was
formerly a member OF the Woman's
Relief Corps OF this place and was
held In high esteem Funeral ser
vices Will be- held on Saturday after.
noon. luterment in Southern Gene
terry.
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Wellsburu Briefs

W. r. Taylor. OF Bethany. was a
Nellsburg caller on Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Kightlinger. Of McDon.
aid. Pa. Is visiting at the home OF
hrr daughter. Mrs. George Traubert
Del Donovan, OF Collier. was a
Welisburg visitor on Friday
J. {. Mcnamara Of Lancaster q
was Wellsburg business caller on
Thursday
Ollie Buoy. OF Brilliant. Ohio. was
Wellsburg visitor on Thursday
Miss Hazel Montgomery was Stem.
benville. Ohio. caller yesterday
sam ONiel. of Brilliant. Ohio. was
calling on Wellsburg friends last owe.
ming
Daniel Storck arrived home last
evening from short business trim ia
Buffalo. y Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
Roche Indorsed

George Roche. OF this city. for 50
years a member OF the executive hoard
or the A. F. G.. W L.. OF the iron mold
department. has Been indorsed bv 10
cal Union No. S. \. =. G.. ". T.. OF
THIS city an influential body In the
counsels OF the aints. for one OF the
national Offices. Mr.. Roche Is recoe.
h .d as one OF the ablest men in the
iron mold department bv manufactIr
ers and workers alike The national
convention meets at Rochester. Pa
IN July, and the many friends OF Mr.
Roche would like TO see his ability and
loyalty recognized and signally hon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

blind or protrudiuR Piles senI ~ yC,,,.
sources and / will tell you how 10 cure
yoursef a. home by tho new ahsorptfor
treatment; and viii also send some -
ms home treatment free for trial with
references from your own locality n e
quested. Immediate relief and perrns-
80 - ANsuEei send no money. but
tell others of this oTer Write TO-DAY 70
MIH summers. Boz =. Notrs Dame
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united Presbyterian church Sunday
school AZ Stt "A. IN. John CITIZEN super
.ntendent The morning worship hour
u ~ o clock and the pastor, Rev. T. 4.
1eiper will speak on The wlda-aWAks
''hurch.' The subject for the evening
sermon Will be, - Great Woman
Methodist Episcopal church. sunday
school AT s.f5 a m with Attorney o;e5
Thornourg as superintendent Morning
Norehip hour At II o'clock and Rev. =.
y. Fisher. the pastor, will speak 20 the
congregation on Fruits % Sunday OBJ
eerNance In the evening children'a
nay viii be observed. the program be-
ginning at T;3o o'clock. The teachers OF
the primary grades have arranged n
me program Of recitations. drills songs
and class drills which will no doubt be
appreciated by tho parents and mem
bers OF the school
Presbyterian church. Rev r. s. Young
pastor. Communion services will be 90
served AT the morning service commen-
eng at IL O'Clock. Tho subject for the
evening service will be- Leading a
spiIitual Life" Everybody Is cordially
1hNited ny the pastor OF these churches
10 De present at tho services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

MIS- Mnry GrHy McBrIde entertaIne1
the members % the Thimble Bee last
evening at her home In the east end.
The evening was spent az fancy work
music and guessing games and at the
proper time the hostess rervcd lunch
Ihe only out-of-towu guest was Mrs.
Arthur Irwin Of wheeling who ~ srerd-
inE tho summer At the some OF Mrs
MARY Mellor In the enat end
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TO GIVE PICNIC
Members ~ Stationary Enqineers and
Eiremen's Local Tax PLANNING
for Outinu June 25

ne Stationary Fireman Of Iocs1
mon No. p will give a picnic aud
lawn tete az Glen Lawn Tbursdg,,
June %. \ splendid program cor.
slsting OF dancing and bowling "a
We, VI as 0tner Athletic sports OF i'm
.eftst VIII be rendered Another fos.
lure In connection with tho eyc,',
VIII De baseball game The nusic
Ior the dance viii be furnished Ly
kennon's orchestra The membors ~
me committee on ARRANGEMENTS arc
Darr. Baird and McGreal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

Joe " Faherty. formerly Of this
CITY. where he was connected With
the Herald and with a job printing
pant Tor several years. arrived here
-asl evening from his home In Pied
mont. where he has been engaged
the last several years Mr.. Faherty
VIII visit friends here. having MANY.
before he goes TO his home Joe Isl
looking vel and prosperous. and is
glad TO see his old friends again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

Mrs. Henry Zilliken. OF this city.
delegate from the West Virginia state
Federation OF Women's Club. to the
General Federation convention in
Chicago. H.. arrived home last even
ing. after ten days visit al the con.
vention. Mrs. Zilliken brought with
her Miss Edith Guy. OF Chicago. m.
niece. who will visit I'm this CITY.
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Ordination Celebration

ne members OF Holy Name parfsh
this city. are preparing for an eiabo'
rate celebration OF the twenty-Hfth an.
niversary OF the ordination OF Rev. ]
a. Neigand TO the priesthood He
was former pastor az bridgeport. %
4 complimentary banquet will be zen.
dered Rev. Weigand on Monday even.
ing Sunday IS the date OF the ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS LODGES
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL

county through the mail The car
riers could De seen going out with
mem yesterday. each marked In the
required way and delivered a. well as
done BY the committee. II was an
eAperimental use Of tho parcel post
aut The boxes were within the limits
required BY law. and were handled
accordingly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

Three young men OF this city. Ed
gar Glass. Clarence Meyer and Roscoe
hough. expect TO leave on Saturday
evening. for Mtnpols. Kansas. where
lhey VIII spend the summer months
All OF the young men are well known
and have many friends who wish them
pleasant and prosperous trim
West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

The last sad rites over the remains Of
ROBERT Anderson, thcaEcd farmer who
died from inhrmities to old age. Tues
day, we're conducted from the late home
north Of town, Friday morning AZ 10
o'clock ~ Rev. ]. l.. eLtper. pastor OF
tIment was in the Union cenrterY
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GAINESVILLE


lawyers picnic.
GAINESVILLE O.. June g-The
Belmont county lawyers picnic was
held at Bethesda today The program
consisted Of Lawn tennis. bathing. base
ball and imprOmtu speeches By mem
tiers OF the bar 4 big dinner al the
Park Hotel was a feature OF the day.
plates for 70 being laid In former
years these meetings havNs been In
me form OF banquets held az the Fort
Henry Club In Wheeling.
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Tho parcel post. was put 10 an I'M.
usual use iu this city this week when
the county executive committees. son.
o." ballot boxes 10 boz used On tho
primary election ON Saturday. June
goth 10 their respective places IN tho
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ST. GAINESVILLE


81 fLAlksNlLLE. ohio. June IL
from Charlotte fiumEarner and William
t3nnsarnsr 10 D.. % Wallace tract Of
o..
Fron Thomas Hornbrook and Harriet
hornbrook 20 Alfred Warren. tract OF
lald In Warren township. Capitalization.
800
Prof Alfred Hornbrook 90 Barbara
aid~ration o..
Erom Charles Lewis 90 George Hsbes-
tyn, tract - land In Pehss township:
confederation ti75fo
from Thomas Hornbrook 20 HarharA
BAILEY, tract o. land Ia Barns-Nille. con-
eideration 81.
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The newly Organized Trollv Rasa.
pail League will be Officially opened
mere tomorrow. Saturday June 10th.
starting at o'clock when Mavor T
II. Rogers will pitch the first bail
over the plate. This will start this
new league In earnest. Martins Fer.
~ o VIII play al Steubenville al the
same time the lorkville team plavs
here and each Saturday each team viii
play. every other Saturday al home
ana the percentage Of each team IL 10
be recorded and penant given the
winners az the close OF the season
In September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

y Dezen. the junk dealer Of Wells.
burg. has purchased two pieces OF
property on South Seventh street
Stsubeuville Ohio. where he will
make his home. lie expects 10 retain
his business in Wellsburg as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

George Goings the infant ron % III
Ian Goings, OF the south side died Fri
DAY morning from infantile uarnIyHis.
fnuerpl services over tho remains will
be held sunday afternoon AZ gao east
ern time, by Rev. George l. Smith. pas
tor OF the A. NJ. r church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

The hardest wrestling match that
Sabisko' the Polish Wonder. travel
Ing with the carnival showing M
Mingo this week. has ever taken part
In was last night when w. J. Harris
or this place stayed with him for a
period OF S3I minutes little more than
q minute longer and he would have
heen given the ten dollars as was
put up when the agreement was sign
cd by these two men
Harris with more than a Hundred 10
cal people went over the river 10
minEo leaving here az O'Clock sharp
ana Harris was introduced 10 the
large crowds AZ the tent as the man
VINO would undertake 20 throw the biz
champion who had him out weighted
hy thirty pounds There were two
other bouts before tho main bout and
when the local wrestler took his Mace
on the mat an IN the tent cheered him
laudly for all knew OF him and *.
pectations we're for his winning Roth
men kent their feet for four minutes
when Harris picked ny and threw
Sahisko % the floor bur could not
place him on HIS back Zach man
men displayed several tricks when
Sahisko used a Half Nelson and Uar-
ris' back went back on him and ne
was downed and the other man nat.
tod the victor He has made ar
engagements 20 wrostle the man again
on SATURDAY.
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II is reported that a good we'll was
drilled In this morning. on the Miller
heirs farm. in the Beech Bottom
Held. by the RockIedge OH and Gas
company. No estimate was given on
the size OF the well.
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Brilliant Nandsnu..I

y Homer MCGEE has fled a petition
10 mandamus the village council OF
irilliant TO call an election for wet
ma dry. holding the requisite number
for same.
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New Bread Mixer.

new bread MIXER has arrived for
the Jurgens Baking Company. which
VIII De installed tomorrow, displacing
me Old one which has been In use for
many years.
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81. clAirnvilla nri.f.

Mrs. John Kemp and daughter. Laura.
OF Shicaro, III. are spending some time
the east end "
Quite a number OF local ATTORNEYS at