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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
EARNS EoR SALE.

in 3CREs Of rich, productive land; Z
mile of Lumber City, Ga. A good
town Of 1900 people. Largest pay roll
ner CAPITA Of any town in South Cen
,raI Georgia. Good schools and churches;
Frs pure drinking water; health unex-
celled; IS acres in cultivation all can
he cultivated. This is a bargain. $50
her acre; terms Address j. D. Vaughan.
Jumber city, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

1.HICIS--@o--
HOUSTON COCNTY-700 acres, $ll.50;
now get busy. Farms care Georgian,
YOU can find work, your kind Of work,
through classified advertising Of the
persistent kind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
IN CIRCUIT COURT.

Irene b. kuntl has brought action in
the Marion county circuit court to roa
cover 500 from DR., @, A. Massey, Of
Turner, This sum she alleges is due for
nuroing,
A motion for q change Of venue waN
overrnled by Judge Kelly yesterday in
the ease Of h, o, Shucking & Co.
against v, NJ Young in nm action 20
recover damages,
a suit to recover money has been
filed In the circuit court Of this county
by Quircn Mcscu2uhl against y. r.
Ecthout aud r. Eckhout. The plain.
tit' alleges that there is $500 due HIM
on u note aud he asks $50 for attorney ~
fccA
A motion to strike out parts Of the
reply In the cOsc Of V. A. Vincent VI
the Black Eagle Milling md Mining
Co. WIS rcmittcd yesterday in Judge
Nelly's court,
The ease of Howard Evcrts Weed
against Charles L McNarv wua argued
IN NE circuit court yesterday afternoon
~ % MlilOu to strike ont pnrts cf The
answer The case wns tottn under ud
yiscmcnt tpd the decision viii be hunI.
ed down IN thc neat future by Judge
kcllv,
A decision In the partition suit of y.
NJ, Brooks aud Jessie u. Brooks against
r. W Craig mud others was handed
down 10y Judge Galloway yesterday II
was dccrerd that Brooks owned An WI.
divided uc.hnlf interest In the propcr
ty In question, Il lot In Silvcrton, some
OF the defendants were ndiudgcd 4,
] hold u ouc.cighth interest IN the prop
/ crty aud the others q onothiuy second
interest and the property was ordered
sold TO facilitate settlement,
A judgement In the sum Of 500 with
interest und s20O as specal attorney .
trvs with court costs was given O. k
Dewitt against the Umpqua Land ano
Water Co. and y. A, Rhoton by Judge
Galloway yesterday An order for fore
closure was entered on o mortgage on
Snmr property of the defendant In The
Mob Tin addition
In department No. ! nm orror con
lirming sale was entered In the ease oI
I A. Y. Misllef against A, lctte b,
Judge Kclly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
aIR1 A1tnonp roRonn.

lhoeOnWfN lfONltNll
Justice ct the Pence r. w. M1ta
tors last night issued warrant Of az
rest for Miss Nellie Mcintyre who ip
wanted here ON charge Of passing
two worthless checks on the umpluh
hotel Miss Mcintyre arrived here
about week ago and registered at
the hotel under the hame ot Mrs Chva-
uaugh Uurug ncr stay here The. c'@k
of the hotel cbshed two Of her rhecta
each of which wns IN thc sum of tJ
The checks were drawn on the Uuitcd
States National bank, Of Portland, and
were signed "Miss taynnaugn The
checks we're returned here yester lav
marked emo funds shorff Qutne
was then noiifled aud warrant Of dr.
rest was issued. Miss Melnlyre lives
with her parents AZ Independence aud
u is quite possible that she will be nf
rested there People who are acquaihi
ed with the young lady claim she is not
properly balanced. aud has previously
passed checks Of = worthless nature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

aa
The minister has returned from his va
cation and will preach both morning
and evening The day will be observed
as "a Day Of Prayer for Peace Ma
tional peace will be considered at the
morning hour and individual peace at
the evening servica.r The special topics
will be as followss Morning An.
swering the Prayer for Peace; even
ing, Awake and Nervous the Whole
Night,
Unitarian.
Corner Of Chemoketa and Cottage
streets, Richard +. fischer minister
Sunday school rally at 10 O'Clock; sun
day service at II o'clock, subject, "The
Love Of Peace aud the Peace Of Love-
No evening service. Music by Mr..
( Karl Kary and Miss !. Dennison All
friends OF liberal religion and Of pro-
gressive thought are orlially invited to
our services. Bring your friends.
Salem Commons.
Z 2Il state street At 3 clock tomor
row afternoon at the Commons Hall Rev.
Mrs. Hockett, pastor Of the North Sa'
lem Friends church, will speak and
Miss Florence Jones will sing. A spcn'
did souo service will precedc the service
1 In which all are cordially invited to
take part. at S O'Clock Rev, A, u, lu'
cas- will speak. These meetings are IN.
terdenominational ana great care is talk.
ON not TO hurt or offend anyone from
any church or creed,
Unitarian Sunday School
The sun lay school Of the Unitarian
church win hold rally meeting Sunday
morning. It Ia hoped that every pupil
day service at II o'clock, subiet, "Thc
now enrolled will be present and invite
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

"Our center holds firm. AZ that point
there has not lately been an action Of
Importance beyond the constant general
exchange Of shells.
"Our siege Of Antwerp continues and
our artillery is gradually breaking
through the citys outer chain of forti'
fications and checking tho fire of the
Belgian individual units.
''Wc still hold tho offensive In Rus
sian Poland,
'rhc Russians have been unable 10
gain further IN dOlicia, whore the Aus
trims are holding uew cntrcnehcd posi-.
iions
npr1cmysl still holds out "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
Explosive Kills Instantly
All Life Within 200 Yards

niece of silk and torn it in two rapidly
'sThere was an explosion in the open
space in the middle of the improvised
sheep pen. The sheep were still hpddled
in their corner, one of the old horses
was apparently leaning against the rail
inc and the one which had been MUNICH
ing hay had fallen on his side.
AS Though Petritied.
"When. 10 minutes later, | reached
the pen, the sheep looked for all tho
world as if they had been petrified
They were mostly standing up, ono
against the other. Three or four were
living down, but all were dead, with
their eyes open and lips hanging.
"It was absolutely CHASTITY.
"Yet of all the animals only the
horse that had been munching hay was
hit by fragrant of the shell.
"The other horse was half falling,
half leaning against the fence, his fore
legs stretched out forward, his hind,
feet doubled mp on the sand beneath
him.
"Both had been killed instantly.
'tThere was faint odor in the air,
which can only describe as resembling
that given off by methylated spirit, yet
mixed with the pungent smell of nen"
thol.
May End All War.
later the experiments Were repeat
ed on much larger scale at the per
manent French camps of Cnalons and
Mailly.
"For reasons which IL would be IN
fair for me to divulge at present, ]
am strongly Of the opinion that these
, shells have not been used to any extent
by the French armies in the field. Prob
, ably an actual test under battle eondt
| tons has been made once or twiel, but
s no more,
4 "nrhat this terrific explosive will,
a however be used in case of such an
I eventuality as an attempt to take Paris
by storm, ! naVe 10 doubt,
v ''But ! am convinced, despite tho
q thousands Of bombs now prepared aud
e the special apparatus ON hand to tiro
p them, this explosive, single 56-povnd
shell which is sufficient to kill and, 50
v TO speak, pctrifv, every living tlng
0 in n space Of 400 square yards, will
4 not he use unless under very desper t.
|, circumstances, and only with the full
n congcnt Of France 's allies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

60 10 fR, mil ia New
LUIuopi Sopu H. rrcpcb really are
orh') Is;4 no,i' matter of vide
using tu' piui. i, ErolanJ Tlis
spread Spcsu,%.'Ga '','n :. aa.ared te be so dead.
new ehPlI9'Io 10, Itsa - " oStorminated WITHIN
y tne. s ~, 100 ioo yards of one of the ex.
IauluS H " uho,Is o Whole ,echnents of
Piou'ns 'noa', oa ronortod to have been
UeIlu"ns a'S s.nu, ;ts offects NOT n mark
tounu ae"H ol;on :iH hnt t,S standing erect in
on tnelr tu ouuie ,;fI"s % loyelIod as in life.
thg,E rE ''TnTTs'' nniIv Exnress @ declares that a
ne D",'J ,hp oJitor for Years. and
iai mti.n,' % roIiobIc tol1 the latter the fol.
Tntirely y lo,I"o,,, .r,' onn. e orn;ng turninite,
'oWiTS .TS S'V,S Do,, nvnlosiye was invented
lno -, "o" o',o hI NJ Tumin. the ''par.
wv yea'S .ontdr s of malinite and lyddite.
en' s hot .hs.H'y = ;.s offect that whole armies
o''I 90 'e'h"i ;mdood wboIe nations would be
,,,;n1J ont IN few weeks if its use
I'LL ha"Il bocomo gencrol
'"yV,u br., .oIiino az NJ Turniu = dislike
g ni'e Nv Eronnb7 war offices and of his
" ,1, wy ,,nos foIlowino the Government s
a,oontoroo of neTuite and lyddite, the
aSeep," r,,nl"ani ;rfo,mant Jescr hes how the
nHp,vs9 i",in,'.on sot himseIf IN work to perfect
,n,aa,Linr so n,rcb mara effective al
sVU' nVniinitn and lvJdite would becom,
nrortiea,lv S useless He worked for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
THE END SEEMS NEAR
IN THE FAR EAST

Toxic. oct, N--rhc Japanese and
Bntish land aud sea homhardmcnt OF
the Germans Kiao chan defcnscs va.
stll In progress today II was officially
announced here this afternoon,
The Germans were still answering the
alics fire, hui Japan = land forces
were said to be advancing.
autler Japanese mine sweeper was
tennitcd Ia have struck minc off the
kiao Chau coast aud been sunk with
the loss Of -four men drowned aud nin'
wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
~>Mw;S:..|;:..1,;A|aa>,1; .;:..,;Aaa>, i
q AeI';;a ~ 4A
CHURCHES
sagg~=--a-sp y
German Methodist Episcopal.


Corner Center and Thirteenth streets,
A. j. Weigle pastor, Sunday school at
10 a. m. and sermon by Rev. D. W. Beck
lev at II o'clock Epworth League at
Gas p. m. and at 1880 a talk on ''The
Situation in Europe
Highland Friends.
Corner Of Highland and Elm, jose
phine Hockett, pastor, Phone l465 resi-
dence 2255 North Elm street. Sabbath
school at 10 a, N. Earl Pruitt, supt;
preaching at II Il. M and 1880 p. m.
Christian Endeayor at d;l5 p. m. Pray
er meeting Thursday evening at i'30.
Lutheran
East State aud Eighteenth streets,
Geo. Koehler, pastor Sunday school
az 9:3O preaching service at l0i3O; Lu'
ther League at Z o clock; evening SER
vice conducted in English at 1880 p. N.
st, Paul S Episcopal.
Robert $. Gil, rector. In accordance
with the proclamation Of the president,
special services Of intercesson in regard
to the European war will mark the day
Holy eucharist, 1850 a. m, Choral eu'
charist and address on War-Menacc
OF lrV,nlse' 'Vy "n,I S' w., ia rha, pn'
an aIurtsS on = = "e .,a ","sa H Smnjay
school at 0;l5 Il, M,
First Christian
Corner High and Center streets, +, 7
Porter, minister. 0;l5 n, m, Bible
school, Dr. II. c. Eplcy, directors II a
M, worship and sermon, subject ser
vice and Honor o'jo p ms Nhristlhl
Endeavori ti50 p .mq Sermon SupJec
"Thc Soul y Neel'
South salem frehos'
Corner South Commercial and Wash
ngton streets, II, E.Pemberton, pastor
Bible school Mt 10 a. M, Emmer Ncwby
.snpt.i meeting for worship at II u, N
and 7,9O u. M. Prayer meeting Thurs
dny evening at 1850.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
October ith, lQli-SeVices are hel,
la, llO Chemckctn street, at / a. ~. an,
u. MI subject Of Bible lesson, =" Tn
reality, g sunday school ut 0;l5 a, m
Wednesday evening testimonial meetnl
Inf \ o clock. The reading room Of th
church Is located In the Hubbard build
ing. nite 9O9, and is opcn every day
nxrept sundays nnl holidays, from 1 "a
n. m, until 3 u. m. An ara welcome 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

Berlin, via The Hague, Oct .. The
battle OF the Aisne remams undecided,
The wuf office declared today
Such changes nv had occurred, Y Wae
asserted, were Ia the Germans favor
Encouraging news from the eastern
fighting zone was published also
"Our right" said the war office,
"iH making constant progfcss by means
a. driving wedges into the allies,
"On our left we are continuing the
: ohave been occupied hy German troops
tficatipne on the Meuse,
"Tho alice efforts 70 flank Us on
the right of left have an been fms'
trated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

rou,I,vg,v AU,D,,, III
III, pmt,ovhnr% ",'tV" "c"mI6rnicre Mrs Ny,tlc
,"'',''ou' ,,','' T.. ,r,s pra,t
N',,l N'unIIi "U,g1"'V' o, '''' "''' - '' ''''
'0I,'"I i,urh rio,5-osrrio r,olic. Salem
''"'''" ''''"
'SI, n,.,,o, ,,on, n,ooo., Mrs T..
r,n,iin'cn ip"G tbory ,I% It Ist
''''''"''' Draw, Drayn Work
t,,.,h .l,G NJ At lussoy se.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

IWOVUNufl InUcNrn1rnTl
" ! Spvrh, ot this section, hus sent
to the State Fair seine fine samples OF
q tn miscd on his place, The stalks
are 10 feet high atd they contain large
full ears, clearly demonstrating thai
1otn can hc successfully grown IN thi
valley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
Edward Adams Cantrel
Will Speak In Salem

Edward Adams Cantrell, q noted
chautauqua and lyeeum lecturer, will
discuss the "Twelve Fundamental Fal.
laeies of Prohibition" at Salem, Fri
day, October 8, 1914. No admission
will be charged.
Mr.. Cantrell for several years was
in the liberal ministry and has had
seminary work with some Of the great
est Biblical scholars of the world, Be
fore engaging in chautauqua and lyce
um wo,k Mr. Cantrell held important
pulpits in Chicago, Indianapolis and
cher cities.
Mr.. Cantrell has made brilliant rep
hiation on the lecture platform. He is
Il powerful speaker, earnest, eloquent
md entertaining. His discussion of the
proposed prohibition amendment i
from the academic viewpoint, in whicf
much consideration is given to the at
titude Of the Bible on this broad sub
icct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
Prayer Day Peace Hymn

Churches and the Church Peace Union have
recommended Hymn by Rev. Haynes Holmes be
sung the United States the occasion OF the
ay Of prayer peace Sunday October 4h designated the proclaim
alton Of President which will be the tune
of 'st. Agnes by j. B Dykes, follows
God of the nations, and far,
of all mankind,
Thou Thy people they strive
paths of peace to find.
The clash of AN shakes the sky,
King battles stin with king,
Wild through the fTghed air Of night
The bloody tocsins ring
clearer far the friendly speech
OF scientists and
The wise debate of statesmen and
The shout of pioneers
nd dstronger far the elasped hands
OF labor's teeming throngs,
Who n a hundred tongues repeat
Their creeds and
Fath from the of
We release
And speed the blessed day
OF justice, love ard peacel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
TWO THIRDS KILLED,

Z London, oct. 3,--Thc British
< official wm information bureau
< today published the following
x extract from letter written bv
X German prisoner Of war to his
Il wife, at their home in the
& fathcrland;
+ My company started into
X action with 25l men, II has
X now been reduced to &c, Not
X single officer remains alive.
X Whole regiments, including
x the best in our service, have
X been reduced to two or three
X companies,
X X X * X X y X x X X 4 y X II,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

Phone MGin 81 and place
Nour Want Ad Dhsre IL ,0ili do
the most good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03
First Christian,

Corner High and Center streets, y. T..
Porter, minister 0;l5 n m, Bible
school, DR.. II, c, Eplcy, directors II a..
M, worship and sermon, subject Ser
vice aud Honor $3.50 p. M, Christian
Endeavor.; 1880 p. M, sermon, subject
"Thc Soul Need, "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-03

WVE1E0FNF "
Corner Center and Thirteenth streets,
A. j. Weigle pastor, Sunday school at
10 a. m. and sermon by Rev. j. W. Beck
ley at II o'clock Epworth League at
6:lj p. m, and at 1880 talk on "The
Situation in Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

handkerchief shower for Miss jamie
Hook. their very popular assistant
principal Miss Hook received hand
korchiefs embroidered. nemstitched
lace hand made. linen and plain. Ia
The number of nfty.
Miss Alta Linlcy. OF Pfftst.rreb
snert he weekend with MajorsviTie
friends
MI and Mrs Homer GlIispie tho
newly wcds. were given a mieceUsn.
"ous shower hv their friends al their
nome 900 Jacktown about twenty fvo
guests we're present.
Mr. Quinuio Chambers visited hos
,isicr M the North Wheeling Hospital.
The Clutter and Richmond outs,
moved 10 the Archer we'll No. 2. Mon.
d1v
Mr. Mel" Ritchev spept saturds,
ullht With DIE cousin. VIII Chedesfor
John GALLOWAY. ~ Wharfou's Rum
who d. suffering with tuborcuIosis
las been moved 10 r. s%anatorium near
him
Mr. and Mrs VIII Ritchev were Via
TINS HE parents. Mr and Mrs =
Kifchoy. SUNDAY
Remember that the Naforsvme
school closes NAV y and tho date ~
The Modern Woodlands debate he Sat.
ur1aN evening May .
VT Porter Hess, Of Brink. w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Nav Prank
larr OF Dawson. Pa. who was for.
merry connected with the shoe fac.
tory here. spent a few DAYS in town
nus week. During his residence In
~Barnesville Mr.. Tarr made MANI
friends. who always enjoy his return
visits. ~
Dr. J. W Wellons OF this place is
spending a few days in Columbus.
herman Frost OF Fairview was a
visitor here Saturday.
Allan Mann OF Malaga was "a hus,.
ness visitor here Saturday
tonhrmatlon instructions will he
neld on Wednesday evening al ST.
Nhdrew : mission. Rev. 4. J Greut.
Ter OF Cambridge Viii conduct the
services. bcrinninE az 7:3O.
Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Beatty OF Woods.
held are here 10 spend a few month
WIN relatives Since their arrival
mere Mrs. Beatty has been quite sick
fiatolu kutter. q student at Ada.
" a been spending a few DAYS here
MN MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. ".
hulter. OF North Chestnut street lie
VIII leave today for Wheeling. Where
y" viii take the state board eXamins.
non IN pharmacy "Wednesday and
n thursday Of this week.
uder the able direction Of Miss
jan the music teacher. the Hirh
school Glee club will give a concert
in d Presbyterian church on Thur.
day evening. which 90 30
highly entertaining " w
Mansel Han has returned 10 81,
lairsvill" after a brief visit with
friends here. WI"
Wis Martha Freeman OF belmont
shu Mrs Park Williamson Of Martins
terry are spending "wednesday with
Nj n Mrs. " s. Edrar of Wesf
Main street W "'H'
warren Mace Of this city will leave
thls week for Chicago. where he has
a good position. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
MORRISTOWN

Bert Ball. was %transactng business
~ h~afneFNille yesterday.
John shepherd. returned from Pitts
burg last night.
several from here went 70 Bareers
hufF last evening 10 attend tho enter
talnmcnt and Cake wplk
- = Acton " aF af Harnsvillo yes
tcrday on business
h're was 70 LARGE crowd NJ tho
lillh street. Christian church last
night 10 hear Rey. Hart.
LINK Lynn made q business trim Ia
~IarnrHvillc TODAY.
Mrs q g. tafdus Dr. improvin.
from a few DAYS illness
sam remnant is home from West
Tho Wright wen 40 q BE- sim asb
ing Tor O. string of tools
p.tiI" l.yun and family Walton
lfl.i ana wife ChaE Lynn and fam.
ill attended tno Lynn reunion at the
old Homo stead yesterday.
'I'do 1eid'n went 90 bethesda this
morning ~
Hattie Hufkhart is spending a feu.
DAYS win home folks 90 Falrviaw
Miss Hattie Majors was at Warnee.
Fillo shopping yesterday.
Leave items Of interest for this
paper ai kinneys Shaving Parlor
West Main street
Hul Giiham Of belmont is here on
Arrivals at tho Hotel Horner yestor.
Ciyde smith. Hammock
' y murphy. H~arueavillo
y } Richard. West LAFAYETTE.
Hontly. 81 Clairsvills
J Dean. Henrysburr
Wayne Van Curou. -. Clairsvillc
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UNITED DOCTORS
MODERN METHODS
Non-Sursieal Medical system Has
accomplished Wonderful Re-
suits Here.
FREE OFFER TO SICK.
Free oner Made 70 All Patien,. Ae.
eepted For Treatment Before
May 10th.

demonstrating almost daily how
needless are operations in innelmcr-
! cases. the United Doctors who
nave their Wheeling institute on he
second o OF the McLsin building.
AT AZ Twelfth street: near Market
street. are creating much thinking
annony sich people who have been
taught that surgery was their only
IN 2 great many ailments.
cases OF every description are being
SHOWN SUCH unlocked for results with
tne United system of medicine. VIZ.
the Allopathic. Homeopathic and Flee
TIC system. which the United Doctors
unite into n system OF treatment
that IL Is indeed well the genera pub-
tic seriously debate before submitting
To the surgeons knife and first find
out what can be done for them by non
surgical methods.
Cases OF gall stones. goitre. rectal
rupture and other sun
posediy surgical cases are proving hut
ordinary ailments when treated bv
United Doctors. Other diseases such
as diseases OF the blood. heart. liver
and bladder no longer hold the same
fear for the ailing.
The United Doctors maintain their
own laboratory al their institute. pre-
paring their medicines for each pa
tent This tnsures all the best and
purest OF medicines at n minimum
49, "a fdlu UIlltnf nIEa
drugs at all times.
AZ the present time and until Nav
10Th there Is a special offer being
made all sick people who call upon
the United Doctors. The offer il as
follows: "
Free examination. free consultation
and free treatment except for bare
cost or medicines and their distritu-
ton 10 all cases accepted for treat.
nent before NAV 10th. Cases that are
incurable OF that cannot be benefited
VIII not be accepted for treatment ~
any Inns II must be- remembered.
however. mat many cases that have
been pronounced incurable under old
and obsolete methods obtain quick re-
suits with the new treatment.
sufferers from stomach trouble
asthma. constipation. dronsy. indiges-
ton. nervousness. catarrh. deafness.
dyspepsia, or other ailments cannot
20 better than 10 consult the United
Doctors immediately.-Adv.
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matters. "
Mis- Gertrude Houston Icu Monday
morning Tor NhceltHE. where IN. viii
$500 IN. ono valley General hospital
training school for nurses.
Miss Loyola Hartman. OF Lima 4,
mas accepted the position of stenoxra.
Ph.r at ktmball and Sugden's Law otIi.e
nlisscs Nlrginis Aic Mulling. Georgia
hunhard and Georgia Ch.sncy. who nave
- Sp.huins Few days with relatives
home. nav f''uf"ei
Mrs. J., shock aud GLADYS.
lett Monday Tor Fayctte cItV. A.. a. h.
IN, guest OF MI. and Mrs. Nm. WaIksr,
Mrs. otto Waldcck and daughter ~
Mckecsport. Pa. are the guests OF ur.
Collins. VIE i""a'
Mrs. John Wright and daughter.
Evelyn. have lett Tor ReIIsir. 10 re-
main n couple Of weeks with Mr. Wrign,
Who ~ located there. $3.50
Mrs. Anna Murphy and Miss Hazel
' VINO were here to attend the fu-
nerel or the late Kitty Doyle. have re-
turned home TO SteubcnvilIe.
Miss Hazel Jones has Ieft for c,,c,,-
hatl 10 De the guest Of friends for n
couple OF weeks. She will also yisI,
trends In Parkersburg before returning
Mrs. " ard u. Porter. of New YORK.
MIS-. Bona Porter Mayhem and daughter
Si Isrk.fsburE. are the guest OF Mrs.
Frank Mccaulley.
\; J Mechiing. who has been employ.
81 bN the pgutls OIL Co. I'm Tampico
Mexico. arrived home sunday night
complimentary To Mrs. Tim GUSHING
VINO VIII leave soon for her future home
~ Iulsa okla. the Thursday EVcninx
tlub entertained at padcn Park Nonda,s
afternoon and evening with cards ana /,
n.hcious supper The club presented
MIS- cushing with a beautiful spoon.