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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

eral days this week in Cedar VALLEY.
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Alex Christofferson Friday.
DR.. Hasler made business trip to
Salt Lake City Saturday.
Fall and Winter Millinery in at
Peoples Coon. 12-lt
w. j. Quincy, who has been Ill Tor
some time, is now slowly improving.
There is q case of whooping cough
under quarantine at the home of Robt
Kinder, Jr.
Miss Blanch Peck went to Salt Lake
City Sunday, to visit friends for
few days.
Grown" Overalls for boys and men,
None better. See Peoples Coop
Mrs. Virgie Keats of Moapa, New,
is the guest of her father, Mr.. N. a.
Brown.
A. J. Evans went to Delta, Willard
county, Tuesday, on land business
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitton OF Salt
Lake City, spent Labor Day the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobs.
James c. Hanson OF Garfield Is
spending his off week visiting his
Lehi relatives.
Prof and Mrs. G. N. Child of Salt
Lake City, were seen in Lehi Sunday
In their new Ford
W. S. Scott and Miss Winnie Hal
low of Salt Lake City, we're guests OF
Miss Hallow's sister, Mrs. J. b. Davis,
at Lehi Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atwood OF salt
Lake city, spent Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Mayberry, going on
to Pleasant Grove In the evening.
Ivor Peterson came In from Eureka
early in the week for few day s
visit with his mother, Mrs Mary Cox
Peterson.
A young man and his young lady
partner from Salt Lake City, had an
accident with their motorcycle near
the Point of the Mountain Sunday. "A
livery rig was sent out which brought
them to Lehi where they spent the
day,
Monday morning, when Mrs. Catha
Dorton opened her front door she
found three chickens nicely skinned
wrapped in cloth lying on her lawn
Acting on the advice of the City Mar
shall she ate them. Where did tises
, come from?
The past has been a great week fol
burning sage brush from dry farms
One man I'm day, with torch, has
been able to do the work OF man
and team for months Hundreds OF
acres of standing brush have been
burned, and at times the sky was
black with smoke.
Our Gloves for Men save tempors
and money. Let us show you. Pco-
, pies Coop, II "
Ed. Cook OF Cedar Valley supplied
the CART Bros. with eight head OF
beeves this week. The big cooling
room in the Sanitary Market will hold
about twenty-five head at a time.
T. A. Bushman, Jr., left for the
1 Reservation this week. He will load
train with spring lambs at Cotton
for the Kansas City market
The commencement of the Evans
lime kiln was delayed several day.
by the non-arrival of coal. a cal
arrived Tuesday, so hereafter II VII
be a continuous performance, Goa
and rock going in at the top and com
ing out lime at the bottom
David Prior of Spanish Fork, spen
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. ID. Rhodes. Mr.. Prior is maklni
arrangements to plant n hundre'
Il acres OH his Cedar Valley dry farm
I which this year gave him a bumpe
crop of rye.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson of
Garfield, spent the past week visit
ing relatives in Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Will osterloh spent Sunday with
friends in Provo
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

one OF the delightful social events
y" we week was the party given Wed.
rp'uay evening in the City Pavilion
g', we Mary Jane club TO about rs
-, nus The affair was IN the nature
o, water mellon bust, There was
Tola. "
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Mrs. Elmeda Harmon and Miss
yahel Giles left Sunday for a weeks
,,st with friends in Bountiful.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Oscar wilkins of Knightsville. spent
sunday visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. W. +. Evans.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

DR.. +. ID. Worlton made business
trip to Salt Lake City Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Arthur Livingstone is erecting a
new barn at his home on First East.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

say There are a number of bar
cams In Slippers, and oXfords still Il,
Vop'es Coop. Better hurry Prices
'"u 90 cents. l2-1i
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

rail- suits and Coats in at Peoples
cam Call and select now l2-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atwood OF Salt
Lake city, spent Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Mayberry. going on
to Pleasant Grove In the evening.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Ivor Peterson came in from Eureka
early in the week for few day
visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Cos
Peterson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

airs d G Webb spent the early
part OF the week visiting friends in
Provo.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

whether you intend purchasing o,
not, visit to our Cloak and Suit De
paitment Will repay you. Peoples
Coop. i9-1
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

The sample line Of Coats just in
at Chipman's Bargain Basement are
such that we can all get suited. 12-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

me stork visited the home of MIR,
ana Mrs. Ruben King Tuesday. leav-
ing a fine baby girl.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Furs-Furs -Furs-Call and look
them over. Always glad to show you
Peoples Coop, 12-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

A. NJ Time in light face; p. NJ Time in black face.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

RIDE AND SHIP VIA CINDERs NO DELAYS
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Recent letters from Alberta, Cana
ia announce that many former
'lohns are enllsting In the British
army Among those who have en-
hS'od is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bone, formerly of Lehi.
MISS Mabel Briggs arrived Sunday
IRON Alberta, Canada, where she
spent the summer, Her mother, Mrs
EMMA Briggs, remained for few
weeks because of sickness in the
bradshaw family,
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Mrs Edward Walters. % Warrington
W Fa. D. visiting relatives here
Louis Iindemuth. o. GAINESVILLE VS.
mere last evening. tire guest 81 friends.
~ i ~, Jgle 1allahan viii leave to-day
Mr.. Walter Carlisle and children are
WISHING relations in Siatrrsviiie
Kew johannes ltIf yesterday for
Flftahurg where be viii be- tn the pull
pif - 81 Peters church
olive Eeldy. who has been 900 for
seheral weeks. iF recovering slowly
David tesi % Huntington. has re-
Mrs. AddIs Micheaf ieft yesterday for
NeW Athens. ~ suenc several days
Niss Pearl Nrgne- lrFf reaferfsv for
days
Lester smith returned yesterday from,
yisit With friends iu chester
.siting Miss Marie Micheal Tor ssseraf
Niiss Campbell returned ~ her home
lr Toronto after spending several dave
WEN hrs. Bernhard ~ North varfh
NJ Oppenhsirer ~ New Yorr va g
nlfiness visitor in town yesterday
NLtf Nfuman. uf baltimore vas g.
i'.n feetereay on business
Mrs. FRAZIER and daughter Louise are
FpeneinE rrtrral days with friends
william Ii0bafrtfrr nf piffehu~rh De-
erenlinE several urrEr with TFr rararf-
Mario Micheal rar resigned her POSI-
u1n or tle Hose DRUG rfnrr and vii.
Ifale fo- Nrw Athens sunday
i.1n ll1irfe. candidate frr sheriff
yesterday
SIR Jennie srf~rsu viu 70 90 rf----
.anI sunday 90 rIrIf frIrrfr
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BridReport Rr..f.

Miss ENNIS Landfs. Of Upland enter
talned number OF her friends Thursday.
evening
r l.. Wildermuth. OF Columbus. VA
business visitor In this city YESTERDAY
MS. Ralph Lawrence and children
returned 20 their home IN Grafton Pa
pMr. and Mrs. William Harris OF
Cleveland. Is visiting friends FOR several
DAYS
Miss Elizabeth Koehniine left yester-
day Tor Cleveland 90 spend several DAYS
with friends
Miss Catherine Sommers will leave to-
DAY Tor Williamstown. ". Va
Mrs. Robert Citizen. who has been con-
nned 20 her home seriously IN is re
covering slowly.
j. %. Perry candidate for county treas
4fer on the Republican ticket was in
me back part or the county IN the In
terest OF his candidacy
John Ginen, maHager Of the Bowling
ailey. - confined 90 his home with a
MT and Mrs Howard Wilson are the
boy.
Aiiss Ada Ault and niece. Hazel left
yesterday for Burnesville 20 spend sew
eTal days with relatives
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candIdates MohIIlrIna.

With the near approach OF the pr
nary election. candidates are Gather.
ins IN Bellaire. and ~ appeared as Ii
the entire bunch OF aspirants Tor
county offices was In the city yestcr.
LAY. There are - candidates and
only about 10 from each party can get
nomination. The primaries will be-
held next Tuesday and the deputy
sQperNisors OF elections have com
pleted arrangements for tho big event.
Hollingsw orth has way OF doing
things which means much 10 his con.
etituents Steuhsnvllla Hgarald star.
ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
CANTALOPE TRUST
Federal Grand jury Returns indict-
rnent Against Corporations
ard - individuals

CHICAGO Aug THE Fedora
strand iury ended ita investigation %
the Western Cantal0upa ENchang.
here today with The return Of indlcr-
ments against seven corporations am
- individuals
Testimony tending 20 show that the
exchange controlled The production
and sale ~ almost three f0urfha OF
the caufsI0uuoE rrown ln the United
States was presented 10 tho grand
jury lf was asserted that melons
were leff 20 decay on The grounds %
keep prices ~
The rorrorafioua named In the IN
dirfmcrf are.
The Western Canfal0upe Exchange
Lyon Brothers company % New YORK
Miller CUMMINGS company % New
Iork. Lyon CocEira company 81
PiffEhurRh. ~ % CoFEins company
~ Pitt tufrh The Mutual DIetrihuf
inr company and The United Market
ina company ~ los Angeles
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Nor1piirne 0tarv AfaIr
Mrs George HuEhca entertained
friends last evening Boz honor of h.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Beilatre Brlefs

Or and Mrs. r T. knight and son
frank, OF Quaker City. ara spending a
few DAYS with relatives here.
Miss sarah Britton IS IN at her home
IN South Bellaire
Miss Hulda Potts will leave today
Tor Athens 10 spend few weeks With
friends
W. G. McClain will leave newt week
Tor Cedar Point 20 attend the annual
convention Of the Ohio Building and
Loan associations
Mrs. I'd Creamer and family Of New
ark are eHests OF Mrs. Mary Hanlep
on Rose HIN.
Mrs. William Nicholson and daugh.
ter have returned 10 their home in
baltimore after a visit with friend
here.
Mrs. Harry Ingrham and daughter.
on p Scott. Kans.. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner. OF this CITY
J. W. Baker. OF Newark. Is spending
few weeks here.
Attorney and Mrs r. T. Tyler. Of
Ialiman avenue have returned from
a visit with relatives in New York
Mr. and Mrs William Bradley have
returned from a few days STAY al Key.
Miss Alice Cunningham. Of Belmont
street. Is visiting relatives IN Cleve-
Misses Fannie Rarr and LEILA rTnger
are spending a few days the guests OF
Mrs. y. 5. Norton on Harrison street
r. r Sims. OF Traverse CITY. has
returned home after a visit with
friends here
Alex Dubois has returned from a
visit with friends In Barnesville.
Mrs. ". ". Collier. OF Pasadena. Cal
arrived in the city yesterday for \
visit with relatives
Alonzo Armstrong. OF Prescott
Ariz.. Dr. spending few DAYS with
friends IN this vicinity.
Thomas Schley. OF Cleveland was
visitor IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. and Mrs Clyde Fry will re-
turn today from Bethesda. where they
have been spending a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Joseps Gfvens have
gone 10 Wellsville after visiting Bel
laire friends
Miss Martha Kinney r. spending a
few days AZ Epworth park
william BraNnlich has returned
from a few days visit AZ Fpworth
Park
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ARREST FIFTY
Employes % 3. & o. CHARGED Win
Openinq ard spisin1 Down
Switches % X. AE

KANE. Pa. Aug 7.-TrafIc on the
name and PIX railroad. running b..
tween Kane and James CITY. vas tied
~ completely for several hours today.
ENefy switch on the line was thrown
oLth enc spiked during the rfrff Al
Festigatlon is under way ana arresfr
~. ~ made Fiffv employees al no
. l,a.lllior- and ohio railroad we're Ar
100 On Nafrants sworn out bv OIL.
litl' OF the Kane and Efk railroad
Nl9 charged the men with atferu+Irr
10 iNtiIe 20 riot The Haifimora and
pl-o men waived "a hearing
me trouble began YESTERDAY when
alLtr I'VE wears 10 litigation the Pal.
ING an entrance % james CIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
MEETING TODAY
Farmers ard Families % Panhandle
District viii Gather az
Bethany Today.

A meeting for persons interested In
agriculture will be held a Bethany
today. under the auspices OF the Pan.
handle Agricultural club A special
meeting for women will also be held.
and will be addressed by Miss sadie
r GusemRn OF Morgantown. Miss A
June kersey, OF the Panhandle Agri.
cultural club, and Mrs. c. II Royce
The meeting will have special
reference 10 farmers demonstration
work. and tho following program win
be rendered:
Forenoon
Inspection OF corn. soy beans. COW
peas and alfalfa. Bethany COLLEGE
farm. 2 30 10 10 30 m
Boys stock judging contest. c. a
Royce In charge. 1880 20 IL 30 a. m.
Work OF the College daily herd
Prof J. VI. Hover. II 80 20 IL m.
Lunch-College campus. ~ m. TO
! 80 p. m
Afternoon.
The value OF cooperation 20 the
West Virginia farmer-E % Sander.
son. Dean State Couege OF AgricuL
ture
Hin
Organization OF a Bethany farmers
club-Prof A. G. Workman.
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Athistios Defeated

The local Athletics were defeated yes
terdaN afternoon az Cadiz BY the hide
pendent team. Of that place. IN a close
Eame. The game was one 81 the best
that has been played al that place this
the Cadiz nine Rcntz. OF Wheeftn,
twirled for the locals. The Athletics
Will 20 20 Cadiz to-day FOR revenge snr.
eNpect % bring home the bacon. Nor
kan will twirl to-day
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CAMPAIGN TO OPEN
Ohio County Republicans Plan %
Ope0 -eadouartsrs In About q
Month From Nov.

u uae announced yesterday that ar.
ra1Eemonfs are being made hv the
ONO County Republican Executive
committee for the opening al ror0fv
rea0qu arfrra lr this city abort Sen.
tember l5 simultaneously with mo
opening % fquarfrrs. ar aFrrra1-
i've cam eIEn wiiI b. launched
No quarters have ae set been -r.
lerfe1. fh's detail being left n Tie
WI n ne county committee a. a
meeting to be held foon.
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walnut street nc-r sixth. the Rev
Harry 4. Hadley rector Nintb s,rSs,.
after TRINITY: 500 o. m. early celebra-
ton or the holy communion. g.IS a. m
SUNDAY schools 10 D n. m. morning
49, eiI 81 MON SUBJECT Ut ne Re
ward Of Nalor." 7.J1 q m evenson-
and short address. subject The Ma
tons Folly"
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GETTING WARMER
onielsl High Mark Yesterday Wa. 81
and Prospects Are ENCOURAGING
for a Higher Mark.

\ few degrees warmer each day
seems 10 be the motto of the weather.
man. Yesterday he chased the mer.
curry nearly TO the top of the tube,
and registered a temperature OF 81.
AZ last evening he had again per.
mitted a slight fall and a temperature
OF SO was the result The lowest
reading OF the day was that OF 4
O'Clock a. m. when a temperature Of
30 was registered. Rain threatened
al day. but with the exception OF a
slight sprinkle early In the morning,
the threats were fruitlesR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

cards we're received IN 81. 80,
yesterday stating that ne Rev
LAYER pastor OF the kirkwOoc N 2
Snlrcn- would conduct services Sun.
Seey uornlng and evening Rev Nf
lelef VII arrive this evening after
spfu1ins several weeks with relatives
" southern West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

force OF mon arc rf u-rrr rr
wud0iug The Waesuau store room ON
belmont street which VIII soon fa
occupied ty M HIrsCh Tho entrance
VIII Do ch7n-rl and new plate efass
windows have been ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
DENIES STRIKE REPORT.

The report that there Is a strike OF
craftsmen employed by the J. 8. Butts
contracting firm on the Potts hotel
building and the Stone a. Thoma1
store annex was denied yesterday. II
was stated yesterday that only union
men are employed and that work on
these buildings has not been suspend.
ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Miss Miicrsd Hal. - Cliutcn street
as Flfarartil surprised ~ a nuurceF
- n-r frisnds THURSDAY evening a. her
norle Nhru tns crusd drgTle1 lu hsr
Bone unrKrectc1il rns evening as
e1lc1atig sgsnt n gsrnes ard ttlstc ana
EN- 49, rsned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Seofse Johnson. OF Blaine. wa
- suoeeniy ~ several days ago
yer several persons are frishtenet
lui leaE that the disease will spread.
a. Johnson vas outing with a Number
oi friends Just before he vas taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

me work of repa.r.uE Norfh 1rFr-.
and contractor n H Srnruafaff .r-
rHrfs io have Dr. completed f~ Tow
days since the city aufrorffff4 trrF
hand ln mo speeding of autos an
tnat street Che drivers have become
more careful
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Had Large Crowd.

a large crowd attended the exhibitor
given At the Sommer's pool and billiard
room last evening BY Henry Clearwater
VINO was the champion pool and hillfart-
shark Of the world In 1909 Clearwater
gave good account % himself an,-
pulled a number Of lively shots.
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May Play sunday

The manager Of the Athletics has
been Communicating with the manager
miners % that place and probably a
game viii be arranged for Sunday II
hrransed The game promises 20 be fast
as the Neff Aggregation Is ron1posed o.
a number Of old leaguers
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Lawn fets

The . n. divisions OF the Delta
Alpha class q the II. =. church will
mold a lawn tete this evening on the
lngleson lawn near the Peoples bank
The lawn will be beautifully decorated
ana various refreshments will BE- on
church fund
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Member. of local e. international
..I.hl'h workers. entertained Iasf
rI-n' with q banquet ir tho odd ~
lows raN The affair was in honor of
Nr Brock. uf California. international
grEan.Eer who has uren eprrf.rr d
I'N days hero in the interest of he
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PaissEi runsnl

Funeral services over tfs remains %
the late infant % NJ and Nrs Leon
ietesEl OF Glencoe wfu be helf this
Afternoon a. D. 10 a. tire 81 Mary :
Catholic church with the Rev E'athsr
Mulh~arne onictaftnE tntermenf Niii
Be IN the So MarN'E cemetery
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Criterion Hannnn4

\ number Of girls banqueted the MEM
bers OF the Criterion Club last evening.
~ the criterion rOorrs on Fourth street.
mere we're about thirty couples ia at
tendance The evening was spent IN
games. music and Refreshments were
served a. a seasonahIe hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
MARTINS FERRY
HAD Rtg rtms

The local chapter " the Alpha Pr
fraternity entertained number OF the
the harnesville AlphRs IN the fraternity
rooms ia the Hose building The even
ing was spent lu cards. music and other
snloy meuts and az a seasonable hour a
delicious luncheon was served ~nr.ist
Ing OF i've courses
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RacovarinR.

Mrs. Margaret Irwin % Burlington
Road. who was taken 10 the local hospf-
tal several days ago and operated upon
- recovering. which her many friends
viii De glad 70 learn Dr. X. X. Wilson
a. the attending physician
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The local lodge OF Eagles held avery
important meeting last evening in their
looms on Hanover street Several i'm
portant matters were discussed among
mem being the improvements to be
made on the property % the order
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Left Tor cadir

The local Athietics left Yesterday
shortlN before noon FOR CadiH where
theN viii cross bats again TO-DAY WITH
the INDEPENDENT team 90 that place.
MORGAN Will tWirl for the locals this
afternoon.
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johnson runsr.i.

funeral services over the remains Of
ne late John johnson. Who died al hts
nome IN Barton Medne atay after a long
lilness OF tuberculosis Gas held yester-
dA9 AFTERNOON from the late home al 2
clocA Fouowing the service the re
cemetery.
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saFprfss Party

A., -. - hArrl spsars. % Cambridge. who
- VISITING Mrs MargnFet pstt.r-,- -
k-Ne7ehtlg surprised THURSDAY evening
~ nHmoer Of her friends IN this CITY
80 lNEty The eNeninE vas enjoy
suiN spent In Eames ana nurir 49, :,
- ,9nclgsion a delicious luncheon -.
ef.e1 Mrs. spears formerly resided
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Many 90 cAnp.

large nune~r OF PEOPLE % M
city viii visit the hoys brigade cam
near Wheeling park to-day and viii Mt
ness TIRE sham battle In Which the i0rs
LADS viii take an active part
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ponauon D.x

morrow a. a Donation day for the suf.
fertnE miners IN this vicinity All
ctotninE fcpd sfu0s ant money ~in D.
Thankfully received NJ John Hatch
ras appointed Chairman % the commit
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Birthday Party.

Joe Meyers pleasantly entertained a
number - his young friends AZ his
nom, On Pearl street. last evening IN
hpnor or his eleventh birthday The
evening was spent IN games. music and
other amuscmeuts and al a seaaona bl q
hour a dainty luncheon was served
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Miss wolf n..n

Miss Dana Wolf. eleven year old
ne Caniz PIKE. died az her home yes
tsrdas morning folloNtug a brief Illness
OF diphthcrfa Funeral arrxnsem.,fs
have not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Tho local playground nine defeat.
Cd the Martins Ferry playground
team Yesterday afternoon on the mill
field az Martins Ferry BY the score of
q 20 g. The game was played fast.
and was very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

The Waneta tribe OF Red Men rad
a splendid program a. their meeting
last evening and after AL business mat
tiers We-e discussed social hour was
spent The program consisted % read
ings and music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
BELLAIRE
Mrs. william Byrd Dies.

Mrs. William BYRD aged S. years.
lied yesterday al her home 3OfG
Guernsey street. following year IS
illness. The funeral arrangements
nave not been completed. but services
VII likely be held Sunday afternoon
with interment In Rose Hiu cemetery