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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-15
Commencement Here.

Commencement week opens Friday,
May Is, with a reception and buffet
luncheon given By the Juniors 70 the
Seniors in the gymnasium at s p. m.
Saturday at p. m. at the home Of
the superintendent an informal tea viii
be given in honor Of the Seniors.
The bacealaureate sermon will be
preached at the Christian Church by
w. w. Armstrong. The Seniors will
be ushered to their seats by an Escort
Of Honor" composed OF the Junior
Glass promptly at 7 pm. Public cor.
daily invited.
On Monday at p. M, in the audi
forum Of the High School, the Seniors
will present a short play in German,
''Das Eigeusinn," with the following
characters:
Ausdorf, elm reicher Privatman-
Casper Isaacs
KATRINA, Seine Frau Gnarner Gray
Emma, Beider Tochter Bess Reeves
Alfred, Emma's Gate Edwin Rogers
Heinrich In Alfred's Georgia Usry
Lisbeth ! Densten Sadie Mclean
Following the German play the class
night exercises will be given with the
following program:
Piano Solo Clara Wehman
Presidents Address, 1914 -
------------ May MeClanahan
History ------------- Guarner GRAY
Prophecy -------------- casper lsaacs
Presentation of Awards Fred ScheureI
Bone Grafton, 1914 Edwin Rogers
Presidents Address 1915-------
-----W Willie B. Forester
Bone Grafton, 1915 George Meadow
School Song -------------------
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several weeks with relatives she was
accompanied home b. her aunt Mrs.
Saran Fcrrsii
Mrs. Prank Bailey and daughter. Miss
tNelln HALEY. returned To- their home
on Marietta street yesterday from
Wheeling. where they have been visit
ms relatives and friends.
Mrs. Thomss stoffcI and children
have returned from EelieVillc ohio.
where they spent several days with
relatives.
Miss sadie Patterson Of ALLEGHENY
Pa. arrived yesterday and viii spend
some time with local relatives
Attorney Cook Dpnford. OF BeIlaIre.
was transaCtinE business about the
court house Tuesday.
70 Deputy Sheriff sam Dunfcr was
serytng papers about the river front
yesterday
Frank Hubbard. Of the prosecutint.
attorneys office and Addison Murphy
OF the surveyor office will leave the
last 81 the week on two weeks yara-
ton spent about the lakes
quite number OF the local cnndi-
dates spent yesterday az the Belmont
Monroe reunion az Jerusalem. ohio.
Miss Anna Belle Lent no has spent
the summer at the home Of her father
George Lent. on Marietta street Viii
return 70 the west to-day. where she
tachcs school tn Wyoming
Miss Alma Piersoi has returned Co
her home a. Eellnirs after visit at
The home of Jessie Hall on East Main
street.
4 number Of the teachers NJ the local
school are attending int frrrhers' In
stituts held az bethesda this week
Quite q number attended the union
sunday school picnic on the fair ground
dfspiie IN" Indictment weather.
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WATER WORKS MEN OPEN
EIGHTEENTH CONVENTION

hAeitants. he said. has been operating
under commission form % govern.
meni since MAJ / Due 10 the savinE
nat I'll follow through the conxoif
cation % different Departments Thai
previously existed. thus reducing ad
ministrAuse and labor cost. he aid
ne estimated expenses % The city 70,
NE current year Siu b. consitsra III,
les than heretofore.
Ire speaker gave many statistic.
showing Shat has been done und~,
me new form OF government In
concluding. he aid that he believes
the citizens OF Maunistee Nif n.v.,
tesrei the forward step they hass
taken y the adoption Of the commis
sien form OF government
- Irvine. president ~ ne h..rs
~ 80 nest welcomed th~ azsoef.fIor
-haii "l the cumuercfrr tut.re.t.
ne citf- BE Wss follos.e.f b, $50.
~ Roy r. Nayior Who st.nkr - -.
~ the entertainments corr,rnitt..
IL,L.iinE What that COMMITTEE. ~.
t-ennen Tor tte tencnt 81 the d.l..atr.
70 visitors 90 the convention d9rt,.
sh.if sta1 IN wheeling Prof bal Al
= otAey. n this citY. and Wfitls~
:. r ffticEer. secretary of thr Et4sfnr.s
80 association. also welcomed a..
e'if-ai"1 IN BRIEF remarks
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Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This hrinrs % many MATS an ga ard
trtet family rsr.sfy-an exterrai ap-
riicafion knoNn a. -Nofh~rs Friend 70
isrtnE the p~riod q eHprctarcr u 1.
applied - the ah-torninal rnuscies ara Il
desirusc % soafhe he Intricate netwnrx
- nerves Involved In tbs rianneF 70
has such a naicnftd ir1uercs e. % Justify
rs use IN al cas@s % coming mother
bod n has ben Eenera1iy recon-
n~ndst for |y-ars and years ard thos-
Mo have ussd u sreak IN hi<he-t pralas
a the immeus- relief n a1crfs. Tarflr-
ulArly do thsss knowing mothers sp-ak
~ ths ahsence - morning SICKNESS.
absence q strain on the nsanents sud
freedom from thoae many other dls-
tressea which arr usuaily booked f1rwarI
% Win - much concern
There q no question bot What
Mother Friend" has a unarkef tendency
20 relieve the mind and this % itself In
addition 20 the physical relief has given
u a very vide popularity among women.
n q absolutely safe 20 use. renders
the skin pltahle. a. penetrating I'm it,
nature and - composed % those enlbro-
cations b~st suited % thoroughly luhrl-
cate the nerves. muscles. tendons and
nEzmcnts involved
You can Obtain Mothers Friend'' AZ
slmcst any drug 4tor~
II - prcrared only ~ Bratneid Reg
uiatoE Co. t0l Lamar Bids. Atlanta. "a
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LuEa rnouBLE YIELDED
TO THIS MEDICINE

~ you are suffcrinE with serious lung
trouble. % Will pay Co fully Investigate
Eckrnsn's Alternative "a remedy which
has cacUed many rscove cries. ON. fui-
lows.
6323 Girard Ave. Phua. Pa
'Gcntlemcn-tn the winter OF 1909 Z
had an attack % Grippe. followed BY
Pneumonia and later b. Lung Trouble.
In the winter Of i9Of had "a cough.
ntEht secats. fever and raised quaint
ties OF awful looking stuff and later Z
NAB many hemurrunEra. uf ono time
three IN three successive days Three
physicians treated me was ordered
Co the mounfains. but dtd not 40 Frk-
mans Alternative was recommended h1 "a
friend. After taking e. small quantity
] had the nrst quiet nights sleep for
weeks Ny Improvement was marked
from the nrHt 4 gained strength and
weight and appetite. . never had an-
other hcmorrhaEc and my cough Eradu-
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perfectly we'll" tNhreytatrdl
ANNIE .. IOrguVNN
Eckman's Alternative d. most effga-
cious In bronchial catarrh and Severe
throat and lunE affections and uphuiId-
tnE the system. Contains mo- harmful
or habit forming drugs Accept M SUBJ
stitutcs. Small size So REGULAR size
81 sold BY LEADING druEEizts Write
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia Pa
FOR booklet ~ rccoVert-s.
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CENTRAL STATES ASSOCIATE.
BEING ENTERTAINED
~ CITY
t1ittai Session reid Yesterday After.
noon-ssyor Welcomes Dele
sstss-Ftne Socresses

With prominent water works enEi-
lFers and experimentation from sew
rrai States IN ATTENDANCE. the eight
ernth annual meeting Of the Central
states Water Works Association Nas
opened In tnis city yesterday after
noon The opening session vas at
trnded b. about - persons. but sew
eral DELEGATES are expected 10 arrive
flis morning for the Two remaining
ass Of the Convention
The membership Of the association
% composed % men Who are interest
"a In water works In the States OF
ohio. Indiana Illinois. Michigan.
Kentucky. West Virginia and West
rru Pennsylvania. Nearly all these
states were represented yesterday
The Michigan delegation II especial
De- large. more persons being present
from thai State than from West Vir-
-lnia. delegation OF a. least ten
persons b. expected this morning from
Columbus. o. while about hfteen
from Cincinnati. headed By John ".
Hill are expected to-day
All officers OF the association are
IN attendance. including President
O. Martin OF Wilmington. o.: Vice
President p W Collins. OF Mannis.
tee Mich. Secretary r. p Bricker.
OF shelby. o. and Treasurer A W.
Inman. % Massillon. o. Omcial Re
porter n. A. Brown. 81 Cincinnati. Is
taking a verbatim report OF the pro
ceedings. State vice presidents Of
the association are. Charles Lon
dick. Three Rivers. Mich. James W.
Wilkinson, Bellaire. O. and u. C.
Brown. Wheeling ". Va. while the
executive committee h composed Of
II. l. Williams. Ludington. Mich: G.
W Wiles. Delaware. o.. and W. g Da-
visson, Charleston. ". Va
Mayor Welcomes Delegates.
The sessions are being held In the
assembly room OF the Windsor hotel
The convention was called TO order
shortly after o'clock ty President
Martin. The convention was well
coined 10 this city bv MAYOR n L.
Kirk. He extended 20 all in attend
ance most hearty welcome on be
half Of the citizens Of Wheeling
President Martin responded in be
half OF the Association He paid a
glowing tribute 20 the city Of Wheel
INK. picturing II a. a beehive OF in.
dustry. The president reviewed brief
y the history OF the Association.
and spoke OF the responsibility OF the
members 20 the public.
Vice President r. W. Colline. super.
intendent OF the water department.
Mannistee. Mich was the next speak.
er referring In his remarks 10 the
commission form OF city government
Mannistee, a city Of about 1900 in
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Theatre ana Lupes.,n

last night Nas spent q, - t.t.-.,..
,....i..-ihk rev acquaiutances and -
ne e1t.-t',t,,,-' ihy1 Serv guests Of
49, ptrtormsuce a. the Ntrtort. 49,
-, Niter enjoying the show al mat
49,. p..s h"use most OF the dele
e ettin assem- hlcd AZ the lNfnd-or
heteL which has been made h..5.,,,.-
~, ,...l tne rgnN ention. and snioYed A.
.....t. iN1'hcnn- The evening was
~ ir,.,l, thi"rmaI discussion Of topics
buring the afternoon ye-,.rd,, So.
80, uelesaies visited IN. Whe,ftn,
-, manners pump hirh b. the
iHfsest of it1 Kind iu the World
Au''hs the exhibitors ana rcprss.nt..
ives "t various water 49, .f,,,-,f-
companies Boz attendant. -. ~
,gNlns ~ D. Harts. 81 th. "A Nu.ic,
1His .nmpanN ~ ". collins. of an
80 falfu. president of the Bi-Iatori
fLI' nose company. gnftnna. Z A SIN
a. rs 1tsburEh Meter compans. Nm
y lelg for Watch Dog Metrrs. 10.
9. tesrdSie1. OF the Thomson Ns,s-
. ~. tanl, hrooklyn. Arthur d FISCHER
WV VI" - hIas- MS. company.
At this morning. 'e.sI1n ci,, A..
Eineer Charles a. Cooke 80 me 80
MI MI, rea9 q napsr on FILTRATION and
lurin tauon ~ ohio River Mater" Tbt.
VII he followed hy an address hy L 4.
. $500 nI mar ton. patantee 81 the
aui,'n sletcfn Or hltrntion. in which he
TEN. '""' - -
- y chester. prominent engineer n,
d r. ~, Ia viii deliver an ad-
afes- 40 this afternoons session Tn,
history 81 the Central Water Works A..
-nolation viii BE- reviewed this after
the first president and oreant1er "a
~. ot Cincinnati will also deliver an
smoker viii be- held this .y.,i,s
Tomorrow. new officers viii BE- elected
~ so sfal business matters viii be at
In Attendance.
Amnng the de'erates and visitors Ga
ai,-nnnnce arc the following
NJ, -. Ng thu, J. It-cher. Cleveland. o.
Tobi-s Hastings Mich.
,r l. y Thompson, a.. s Public
Ralph p. Tarbett L $ Public Health
Joe g Beardslev. Cleveland. o.
y g Martin. WILMINGTON ~
CHARLES Bennett. Logan w Va
7 J.. houng. Chester. W Va
James y. Brady The Aliis-Chairners
y L. Williams. I.udineton. Mich
JOS. \ Null. Pittsburgh Meter Com
W J. s~rossir~. Wheeling W Va
- HohH'zeu wheeling
~ l"okc CITY eugincer. wheeling
J.. Sehler Wheeling. W Va
Co. Cleveland. q
W. Inmar. Mazsnlon. ohio.
"a ,na. " Wood. r. u Wood 4 Co.
Michael Dolsn. Benwood W. Va sun
erihf"nd~nt ~ HeHwood and McNechen
Consolidated Water co.
Douglas brown OFFICIAL r.p.rt..
Cincinnati ~ ''
T Y Pagan. Wheeling. West Virrl,f,
state meter Inspector
Detroit
Mrs " ". Collins. Detroit Mich
= \. Ncnsel Alliance. q
FnW. r Rose NrT fnfaF KNh.rffv-
CLAW Enird. Cnie'~o tll.. President Ri
Lafwoi Fire Hose Co
Ia W Wukinsun- Beliaire ~.
T.. Friker shelby o.
VIM Nchwertfcrsr Wheeling " Va
= W NsHser. superintendent Kent
% Navlor Wheeurr. W Va
y. inusun. Whrelinc W Va
q n '4rperfrr. Cleveland o.
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Liverpool: ]. y. Closer. Pittsburgh .
W. l.. Weeks. Pittsburgh: l.. r Kinney.
Lewisburg. J. r. Fuller. DanviIe: II.
J Hart. Marietta.
6runs~iek-M Daugherty. Pitts.
burgh r Simon. Cleveland: o d.
Braden. Oreville. \ NJ ZEE. Dillon
vale, W. Rublnstein. McKeesport: J.
T. Callahan. Gallipolis: G.. Ames.
Chester; J. o. Johns Revnoldsville.
Mrs. Henry 4. Nolte and daughter.
Miss Carolcna. and son. Edmund. OF
bethany. were visitors In the city YES.
tcrday.
Dr and Mrs. Chas Keesor. Of South
Wheeling. viii leave this morning for
weeks visit al Buffalo New York
and points alOng the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Frohme re-.
turned home yesterday after spending
the past two weeks at Mt Clemens.
Mich
Miss Ruth Marion. 81 Steubenville.
d. spending her vacation In this city.
Mrs. Singleton PAUL and Mrs Law
renee r. Sands are expected home
from Europe Saturday
General and Mrs o. NJ Kimb~rland
End son. Master Kendall OF Fark View
lane" have been sp"ndirz vacation 81
three months boz New England. and vari-
pected home about TIE frst o. s ,rs M
her
= o. Yorks. ~ Pittsburgh. spent YES.
-DHd officials
g. % R7rre-t. ~ rittsburrh. vpen,
yesterday in The cts trausacrng bust
Hsy W " Fields. ~ the christr,,
'hnr -h. irff last evening Tor Barbour
county. where he viii assist in conduct
ing county SUNDAY school ror,srtioD
Miss Martha Y. Graham will leave
county. who're she will attend the sum
aHN school convention
ZION D. ,. CorIr snd family are go
hathrFr. and Master Gibson. are aperf-
ing. rev w~ssr ~ Atlantic CITY
Mr.. uviEht WaErer and children
have been SPENDING che past few weeks
Nr- r. IS Jackson. 90 wosfsfsl.
Nr and Mr. Edward TrHrrhsIrr ara
W HrI Mrs Fired H0ferua r1af1red t1
t'afo-a SPRINGS. whore they viu spend
Mrs Elvard HUGHES ard daughter
l.It '.r N1r--r 70. whore they VIII
Sire W o. Henri lnd daughter vIss
ar" guests nf friends Ir Falr-
Arthur ~ UHtharf leaves ttIs ws.s
f0- a vacation trIr fhrrurr fHe s4-,
'"rI schmidt and o. stone have
'rned from rr auto f-'r 'r Mountain
a-f So. ~ o ra-r.e taes 20.
~. r-4-t er-.l, r. ,r. --.-, 81,
fr,.-f - vorr'z'r r.st- rsrs OF
,--. ... Grey h.s -rturref
Ms Fnhn T gf1ea ~ rIftatH-rr wa
fg ft'rrf ffe f.rr-1' - ne
'g- .e'... 81. r.-' 'o wash
WIS |Hrr kIlr ord .FHfrar -rf..
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The Water of
Eternal Youth"

The beauties % the Austrian court
used a lotion which was 50 effcctuaI tn
keeping the face smooth aud free from
wrinkles, even In the aEsd they named
10 th' water Of eternal youth"
Someone recently has diNuIesd the Sc
cret OF this wonderful. though exceed
tnElN simple. wrinkle lotion. which in
her gratitude she has similarly dubbed
prraerNer 90 youth one ounce pure
saNolite tpuv dsredl dissolved iu a hal r
pint witch hazci-thutz an there o. Co
%. Any woman can get these tuEredt-
'nts az her drug store. put them to-
gether and use the solution with entire
safety. To battle the face in the same
brings immediate results. even iu case
uf the deeper wrinkles and furrDvys
This ts also effective for hanging
cheeks and double chin.
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NEWS BRIEFS

1t doesn't make any difference 10
the town clock whether the state is
dry or not for 10 gets crazy spell
just The same The latest was yes
terday afternoon when the clock
struck fifteen. when ~ should have
pealed on the hour OF two. some,
thing b. radically wrong and o. b. al.
together probable that the clock will
be given special treatment
The children Of the Fortygixth
street Fairgrounds will attend the
moving picture show 10 be given az
Bishop Myers on Thirty-sixth street
on Thursday evening No doubt a
large number 81 the children viii b.
present
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DramAtis Personal.


The members 81 the Woman's Club
% Moundsville entertained with
farewell luncheon az the Beam grill
room on Monday evening for Mrs
Charles r Woodturn Of that town
who leaves for Delaware. O. 10 make
chr home Features Of the program
we're addresses ~ Mrs Charles
Huges and Mrs \ T Arnold Mrs
Woodburn was presented with set
~ salad spoons IN behalf 81 the club
Mrs. WOOdbun responded In few
we'll chosen words. after which a 70.
ception was held for the new mem.
berT
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800 TOURISTS
Arrive In London Prom Switzerland.
Coming Through France on a
Special Train

LONDON. Aug Zs. s.Z5 o. m-gome
,NN American tourists from suyttzefland
arrived ir London this afternoon has-
lhE come through France hy special
Train. They report no ruerIaT fueidrrf
h.. ono The fact that they had been
NIiHuui sleeping HffummodnfIgua Tor
tao days and two nights
Nfl.nE tn" arrivals were Mrs Paul
cue n'htr and her daughter. 81 Dover.
virtually uIl the returning passenger
n.h in leave thrIr trains al frequent
lhi'ff1 Fortunately they had been
Hfntn OF fn Jack uf eating fariuflrr
and had brought thrlr Dwn food Win
port unity fl sleep
Mtnf AwfricHuH ere rtili waiting a.
h'hi' Enf fnr huHfr f1r England
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80 I"'F. HIE ll.1 .ff o. m-A
f.F'l here from Amsterdam
Pc Do fnnl ~ Hfrr uIrd n uIarIrHna f0
iN. Nr.Nrr Ianlr OIL HfiU rurrIrE hfrn.
tnN ftnftrrl1rr. ffr only place whore ff
fHr United States .a rrssIe1 ~ De- ft.
most capacity
Pc steamer rotterdam fr arhrfufff
.fA.' HrffrrIrw next SATURDAY. win
American uH..r"rfra aboard Tfr
r. .HHIrIrr Americans must unf rrr
Hf Dor .H.HH
Tnr International Tourist arf~e .afI.
.'H' fs|Hf Hrr even ruur rrrrr
'.lt Ifr $1,000 Americana fn Euroue
r.'.' Americana Hf WnffarHaHr ara
nrrsInr f. return ru frs r-rff.f efaf.-
..fi.H. TnnrrHHnr
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Catholic wom.n's Leaou,.

Tho Catholic Women'E League will
meet on Monday evening. August 81.
NJ the Columbia Club All members
are urged 10 attend Interesting bus
mess will be transacted and commit
tees appointed 20 the convention OF
Catholic charities 10 b. held In Wash.
tngton. ID. G.. September 20 10 25.
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ARRESTED HERE
Two Men Pioksd Up ~ Local Police In
NashinEton, Pa. IN conBsctiou
with Robbery.

Sam Patterson and CHnrfsr Waylr
both ~ NaEhiuEfrr. ~. were arrested
NfFffrdnF afffruuHn near MrrHIInrH and
r. charge ~ ruhbrrE Tho crime Dr. sup.
posed o. have been committed near
WaFhtncfur. and while ffr exact nature
D. not known f Ir ruHHfrfaI fHHf De-
Waa fiEHu az robbery Tho men dfrII.
% o. rn beck fu fhr rrrnrFIrHrIn city
Without rfuuIaIfInn uarfra ard uIH b..
returned fhla morning
Tr" local police bed ben Irfrrr.a.I
That the men wrrr rlIrr Ur 81 frrIrrf.
and were on fhe lookout f.r fHar.
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Afternoon Iunch.nr

Mrs Edward Sufel entertained on
Tuesday afternoon with q luncheon
~ the Country club The appoint.
ments we're in keeping with the sea.
son Manager Dimmey served de.
licious menu The following were
among tho guests.
Misses Martha Caldwell. Mary CaId.
well. Eva Egerter Laura Sufel. Nell
Stifel Alberta Stifel Julia Wilson
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Pretty Luncheon.

pretty luncheon was given al the
Country Club on Monday afternoon
for Mrs Anna Palmer. OF Philadel.
phia. who is the guest of Mrs. Alfred
PAUL and Mrs. Jessie Fullerton. Of
Kentucky. who Is visiting Mrs. T. G..
Monatt Pink gladiolas were used IN
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rEJURrrs FArAL.

Special riarafrh fH fFn IrfafIrrarrrr
CLARK rUT HE ISL Nn fnr ar rr.
lurles % when Do I|mfrr iron. p
moving freight frHIn aud wac afrHra Poi.
raeHIuE yard gard engine THE n.rrH.
inF Dol IRE western rHIirHfH UHrfH hone
DlIefd fnr death 20 Christian raruH. i
middle aged man ~ HHrkhsrrnn this
Afternoon Ir RI local FUnrffaf
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About People
Movements % Individuals 10
and From :Is City.
TRisTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTEL {

MeLUre-A H. Curry. Charleston 4.
G. y. Muessig. East Liverpool. o. =.
r. Goldey. Parkersburg. W +. Daw-
son. Delaware. VI. A. Glenn. Raisins /.
r. y. Cole. Canton. T. Clinton. Park
ersburg. Hugh Rayland Pa-kersburc.
Stamm-F p. StaEgers. Hundred 4.
VI. l. Armstrong. Butler. Pa. r. W
Kelly. Parkersburg; Y. l. Davis.
lowell; l.. q. Peoples. Canton W. r
Brubaker. New Matamorns: J. p
Moore. Bennett
Grand central-A. ID. Wilson. East
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
R.altv rransf.r- rn.n

81. 'LAlEsNILlE. o.. Aug es-The
Follow Jos really Transfer were filed
yesterday Boo the recorders Office.
Ifnm n IlIlHm HrU james FRY Co
Marr BELL. tract Uf land situated ir
hcllaire. consideration al
Prom William fra-icr o. MARY Nc.
Dermott tract az land situated Ir Uats.
township. consideration $500.
From Louise frr fu william FRY.
tract m land situated Iu HeliaIrs rur-
sIderafI1r 81
From William Frs CO. Mary krskeL
tract ~ land situated Iu rrssa town
ship. consideration $3.50
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ore marriage license was issued yes-
terdHf lr tho probate judges uTfcs 60
pHrl fIaulsT. axe ga occupation
railroad shop rmrIoFe. ~ HrIderuorf.
~. arn MARY D Nuf8u. age Is also ~
bridEspoft Rev. D. T.. rIsner. pastor
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The oOncsrt 70 b. gwen a. The
Stanford springs hotel on Friday
evening b. Mrs. Ruin X Emblem
promises 20 b. one % the most 20.
ioyzbls Affairs given AZ that popuiaf
hostslry. Fasorits selections viz D.
rendered b. Mrs. Emblem and her D.
pils~ Dancing Siu fOiloS the concert
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Miss Kathryn Blackboard 81 Martins
Ferry. entertained a number Of her
friends ~ Cecil Place. Tuesday even
INK The affair was given for Miss
Frances Blackford. Of FIndlay. Ohio
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Opens Studio

Mrs. Lima Hennig-Shernan VII
open her studio on Chapline street
September \. and has already many
pupils who have made application
for Instruction during the fall and
winter. On September Mrs Sher-
man win give an entertainment un.
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society OF the Rayiand Presbyterian
church
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Axiom AUXILIARY Arair-

This evening At the Arion parlors
the members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
and their husbands will meet TO play
cards A lunch viii be served All
are requested 20 attend.
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Word war received af fEIa place vae-
rlaf m fne n9nfN o. Wra Warar VII
lFrn. Formerly tflee r.arfa Carnrhsff ~f
Wv -.7r. bur now ~ EraIanhuffar
Nnio. ~ frIrndr stating That her frafr
elrre1 af o'clock TufsdaV morning
frI1 frrw her late residence Wadreafsv
at 7 o'clock Her many friends a. fbfs
.age VII b. sorry 90 learr % hsr
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Country cIuh Rnard.

The board OF directors OF the Coun-
try Club enjoyed a dinner az the club
on Tuesday evening Manager Dim
mey served q delicious menu In his
usual fine style with covers for the
following
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Mrs. Marshall Entertalned.

Mrs r Y Marshall entertained with
a luncheon a. the Country Club on
Tuesday afternoon There were thir-
teen guests present