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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
suspicion upon factory made goods
are in their glory

Suspicion upon factory made goods
are in their glory.
A large number of the women folk
when preserving frequently make an
extra fine batch. II H. then natural
that a desire should arise 20 let the
neighbors know Of heT luck and skill
This ambition usually follows the line
OF presenting the closest friends and
neighbors with glass Of Jelly TO sam
pie and comment upon
Some Of the women who preserve
ana they are not In the minority by
any means. save their neatest pack
ages and enter them ~ the State Fair
fOI exhibition and competition for the
cash prizes offered in the woman q
department. when n successful and a
prize Is awarded II means that the
article shown is in the opinion OF the
disintercgtcd expert Judges superior "a
any other in competition
For tho fair 10 be- held this year
sept 7th. sth. 9th. 10th and nth the
association has appropriated for prizes
for cakes. bread and preserves. about
$4,000 all 10 b. distributed TO women
who exhibit the product 81 their skill
and taste In this connection there
VIII be exhibited specimens Of work
done BY tho girls and women Of the
agricultural societies ~ the various
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
HOSPITAL DEED
Transfer Of Properties OF City Hos
pital 20 Ohio Valley General Hos.
pital Recorded Yesterday.

The deed ~ the transfer Of the
property OF the City Hospital Asso-
clation 70 the Ohio Valley General
Hospital Association was left for rec.
ord yesterday a. the once Of the
county court All right. title mad In.
tnfest In any and all Investments and
moneys held by the trustees 81 the
general fund Of the CTS Hospital A..
recitation. as well A. the endowment
funds and properties are transferred
10 the Ohio Valley General Hospital
Association The deed is signed BY
VIM p Sufel. as vice President for
the City Hospital Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
PRESERVE EXHIBIT
AT STATE FAIR
PLENTIFUL CROP OF ALL KINDS
OF FRUITS MAKES GOOD
OPPORTUNITY.
For Thrifty Housewife 20 Prepare For
Exhibiting Her Product at the
Coming Big Show.

Now II preserving time That sea
son OF the year when the thrifty house
wife is busy puttinE NJ ;eilies and pre-.
serves and making ready. AZ soon az
the small fruits are out Of the way. 20
prepare her allowance Of condiments
for winter consumption
The general drought has not effected
the fruit crop 10 any extent and with
prices about right. the women 81 the
household who enjoy preserves and
fellies Of their own cooking and sea.
coming and who properly look with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WILL MEET TODAY
Executive Committee Of AntLTuber
euIosls League Postponed Meet
Ing Yesterday.

The meeting Of the executive board
Of the Ohio County Anti-Tuberculosis
League. which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon AT 4 O'Clock In
the banking rooms Of 'he Dollar Saw.
ings and Trust ,ompany. was post.
poned until today a. 4 O'Clock The
meeting this afternoon will be held
In tho headquarters Of the organiza.
ton in The Board Of Trade building
The purpose ~ the meeting Ia 10 So
cure an official report on the result
Of the campaign. which u now IN
progress IN this city. IN the way ~
raising funds Tor the organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Sllicus-Dou you believe marriage
brings sympathy
Cynicus-Most assuredly 7 believe
every woman feels sorry for some
other woman's husband-Life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

In all European countries except Rus.
sia the sugar beet production last year
was one u the greatest on record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
MATTER CONTINUED.

Tho examination Of tho hankrupta
in the matter of Frrufy Bros former
Market street faiU0niafa. which wac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Albert Agin OF Monroe county, o..
and Elsie Eberle. of Beallsville. o.
Charley +. Pickens and Barbara r.
Powell. both OF GAINESVILLE
Edgar u. Swicegood and Nancy
Simms. both OF Parkersburg.
Deeds
City Hospital Association TO me
Ohio Valley General Hospital associa-
ton. all property. and all interest in
any and all investments and moneys.
Stephen r. Warehouse and wife. 10
Ambrose +. Habig. interest in parcel
OF land on East side OF Eoff street.
between Twenty-thrd and Twenty.
fourth streets. Consideration 1915.
Greenwood Cemetery company. 20
Mrs. Blanch McColloch. east half OF
lot No. Is. Greenwood cemetery. Con
sideration S75.
Edward Neukardt to Philip Fagesti.
bill OF sale for all of certain barber
shop supplies and furniture located at
No. "a Sixteenth street
Deeds Of Trust
Three deeds OF trust were fled for
record.
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counties. This exhibit will be under
the supervision and charge Of the Ell.
tension department Of the State Agri-
cultural College Of Morgantovn and
viii not be in competition with the
exhibits in woman's department prop
or Of the State Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Blanche McColloch was appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Byron
J. McColloch Surety. Van l.. McCol
loch. r. r. McColloch. Mark Kliba
now and Will Gilmartin were named
appraisers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
LUTHERAN PICNIC
Annual Outing Of Members OF First
English Lutheran Church 20
BE Held Today.

Members Of the First English Lu-
theran church az well a. members Of
tho Sunday school will hold their an
nual picnic today In connection with
the Lutheran church of Edgwood and
Warwood The event will be in the
nature Of a basket picnic and n gencr-
al good time o. anticipated II o. cX-
pcctcd that large crowd will be
present
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NAYLoR TO RETURN TODAY

r. r. Naylor. secretary OF the West
Virginia board Of trade Is at Parkrrs-
burg where he is attending a meet
ing OF tho executive board OF the or
ganization. which was held in the
Chancellor hotel yesterday evening.
Plans for the annual meeting OF the
board 10 be held in this city on Oc-
tober ~ and 14 were taken up and
considered at some length AZ the
meeting. Mr.. X y. Naylor will re-
turn to the city today.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
6illily0 lUvrsTnGlTs.

osssAy - psiasipel y A1sss gsssetIsl
Thss ~ Nstssne!
Fifs6 bsrs , . quotst1oa fsuo Z
thfift pesaehsr:
Many tostaDes have been made and
many moee vii - made throuSh Wig
invsstmsnts. Many fortunes sFs loat
TOO. through snwiss iuvsstmsntA Bul
thrifU hablts asd eenssltins With a.
psrsscsd psssoas hke consssvsttvs
bsntsfs vii giss 90 ths wisdom psc-
essaFy 10 hsndIe money winely.~
Second. ~ down Quolstion from
the sdvertinsmene " . wine and cos
servstive Investment benkss:
I'm lenAing " investing moaey ali
possible care should BE- taken 70 guard
against hasty " impulstve decision.
Every endesvor should b msde TO a.
-embIe such reliable information ~
will pernii Of the exerciss 0f lntsili
gent judgment. The msn who assumes
this altitude toward al Investment
propositions comes TO have an increns
ing regard for the element Of conserva
iism. and Is ordinarily the nrst man 10
seek the cooperation of Investment ex
Ierts.''
Conservatism in Investment means
frst OF nll. keeping the principal sun
safe What profits Il to get or =
per cent II year on your money for
three or four years II at the end Of
that time misfortune Of amy sort over
takes the coInpany you invested In Ia
such an extent that you would fipd
what you have paid 500 for is worth
only x75? And when you leave the
road OF conservatism In putting your
money out to work this Is exactly tn.
experience you are likely to have.
Better keep your money In the saw
ings bank. where II Will enrn about I
per cent and where. II you wish. inter
est will be compounded. until you nre
positively certain Of the soundncss Of
the Investment advice you receive
Adding TO the saved sum In q savings
bank, too. h n mighty good way to
fast.n the thrift habit upon yourself
Choose as your inst adviser In invest
mebt some one who has selected In
vestmcnis for the savings bank. From
him learn what the elements Of sound
Investment are Go slow.-John "
Osklson In Chicago NewA
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
GUAIaN1ikuiD RIili1

II have arranged With Andrevs Z
LagefQuist 70 that every sufferer
from Asthma. Hay Fsver or Bronch-
ial Asthma In Ia Junta can Try my
treatment entirely ct my risk." Dr..
Rudolph Schiffmsn announces. He
says: buy s0-cent package Of
ny Asthmador. try II. and II II does
not afford you immediate relief. or
II you do not find Il the best remedy
you have ever used. take 4 back 70
Andrews Z Lagerquist and they will
return your money. cheerfully and
without any question whatever. AZ
ter seeing the grateful relief II has
afforded In hundreds Of cases. which
had been considered incurable. and
which had been given up In despair.
] know what II will do. am so sure
that II will do the same with others
that I am not afraid to guarantee
Il will relieve instantaneousiy. The
druggists handling Asthmador will
return your money II you say so. You
are TO be the sole Judge and under
this positive guarantee, absolutely
no risk II run In buying Asthmador." !"
Persons living elsewhere Will be
supplied under the same guarantee
by their local druggist or direct by
DR.. II. Schiffmann. st. Paul. MINI.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
I~-. o,d c-..,en..a Fos.d.

II. G. Sherman was alarmed last
friday night when word was receiv.
ed that his father OF Rocky Ford
who was visiting aith daughter at
La Junta. was lost and that nothing
had been seen OF him since early af-
ternoon. Mr.. Sherman. ST.. had
left the house stating that he was
TO attend the meeting OF the Metho-
dist conference. and asking that
some one Of the family meet him
after the evening session TO Escort
him home as he was rather feeble.
His son-in-iaw went to the church
when the meeting was out but fall
ed to see the old gentleman and went
home only TO find that he had not re-
turned.
Search was made for him for sev-
erai hours before his son here was
notified. and At once the latter went
To La Junta. The party searched
until daylight the next morning
when II was discovered that the lost
man had spent the night at the home
Of County Treasurer Wilson. Mr..
Wilson did not think Of notifying
the daughter Of Mr.. Sherman. Of her
fathers visit.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
silos at the Pcnisrnsiary.

Warden lyman OF the state penl.
tentiary has recently had construct
ed two stone silos OF the latest ap-
proved government style. The silos
were built by the eonvicts and ss a
consequence cost the state about
So each. .ss
Both silos will hold lss tons OF
chopped corn fodder and the pro-
duct makes excellent feed for horues.
cattle and hogs during the winter.
The silos are nov practically fill-
ed for the winter. TRUSTEES having
worked hauling the fodder from pen
ranches on foar-Mile. A gasoline
engine Il used A. the motive power
Tor the chopper which cuts the stalks
'nso the proper length and hoists
them Int the silc. The chopped
stalks afe wet u little with water,
hut ths, Is the only preparstioa
they ars 81 zen anG they are kept IL
the silo nntil ready To be used. rhs
feed thus made T. sale 10 be much
cheaper than alfalfa and grain aad
is known 10 BE- much oetter a. a fat
tenins food.
Warden lyman has adopted ths
siio not only because Of It's known
advantage but also because he thisks
them . splendid thins to be put late
general uss In this state where q.
diasrtly cov feed IL 70 high that
dsisytns IL more or less . hszardeus
business.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
LURE OF THE OPIUM PILL.
And the Way the Cost Plss UP - u
EnsIsvss It's Victim.

In the American Magazine appear.
an article entitled "A Modern Opium
Eater" written by a former newspaper
man. who became q victim Of III.
habit and u now convict In q penI
teniiary. The following extract from
his article gives an Idea of the amour,
Of money required by nn opium eater:
by this time the cost OF opium had
become n very nppreciable and pcrfns
nent expense. From n few pills nj hrs,
! increased my allowance day by day
until Il took thirty or forty fun 70 Chi
nssc measure: there are seventy .sil
fun In nm ounce' to give the the mental
relief crnvsd The physical craving
the body's deniand for it-cnn be salts
fed with approximately the sane
nrnount zach day. The mental crnving
the mind's dcmand--increase daily
What satisfies tonight h too little to
morrow. snd ~ on. To feel even poe.
nal I uow ne~dei three oe four timsa
the half dozen pills which at drst bad
given me such exquisite pleasure. Ia
get the exhilar,stiou. the soothed uesvss
the contentment ! crsved. I. like each ol
The miliious before me. had to use mors
and more each day.
Thirty -sis fun Of opium q retail
costa. at On ssesage. -. 4 efty c~ai
DIP 70 my cook aud . quarter Tor ID.
priviIeee q the room 10 which smok
"a made my habit cost me about q q
day. which made shsssly hols 10 svsu
the good xaisry ! earned ! begas u
buy my opium By The cen. payine srou
- to 81 for tins avssasins <sO fua
The elimination oe The rssaiiss's pcoa,
he,psd temporarily. bot The ever 10
crrssins demands of ~ habit soos
vvsWsos the ssviag." !.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
U = - suAulaa -

Alex Best nov has - u ~ mos
up 70 dats suburban fasns = otere
county. and Il u doublful vhstheI
one that b any better eQuiDDs1 could
b found anywhere II ~ s1a4s Of
Colombo. Mr.. Best has tN,puty-
five acres In West L. Junta. about
one mills from ~ postofftes. There
II fine orchard on IL twesty five
acre tract and the rsmaining bertion
is devoted 70 sugar 1850. eantai.
oupes. garden truck and Alfalfa.
Besides fine ten room rssidence,
there Il one Of the largest aad best
equipped barns In the county ana a
garage The residence. the barn and
the garage are all equipped with
electric lights.
On this tract IL located ~ artesi-
an well 100 feet deep from which is
derived an unlimited supply Of pure
soft water. more or less known To
fame among residents Of Ii Junta
who buy artesian water ~ the .Besi
we'll" This well has recently been
equipped with five horss power
electric motor which lifts the water
from depth OF 900 feet Mr. Best
formerly used gasoline engine on
this well for pumping purposes, but
finds the electric power much cheap
er. and for convenience the Ras en-
gine cannot be compared with the
electric motor. ms most anybody will
attest who has had experiences with
both.
MIR. Best has also JUST completed
reinforced concrete silo, fourteen
feet in diameter and thirty feet high.
which has a capacity for l0l tons OF
ensilage. There has also been in
stalled. In connection with this sllo.
a No. IL Ohio cutter. which In oper-
ated by a seven and one-hAlf horse
power motor. Farmers who want to
become acquainted with q practical
demonstration OF up TO date farming
will do well to inspect Mr. Bests
equipment He has All the equip
ment that Is necessary to make
success OF farming. and with this
equipment. any farmer. with = little
added practical knowledge. can be-
come af agricultural kins--and these
are the kind of kings that we need
In the Arkansas Valley.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
AsAass = nnalaas eslas.

Beeaass several siris walked
through ~ stssses u Ahilsas u
their bathiag suits q ths way 70 ~
swimming pool. rssidsats havs ~
psaIsd 70 ths city connissieasfs .
lssislats ont Of sxiitsacs tns bathins
salt pasaas.
Ths stoek for : me- es.eoe nata-
torium. concrsts Dool sexl0o fsst
and with frame dfop ssdss. vas sab
scribsd IN lsas than . weeks tins.
The pool was laid ana ths buildins
constructsd quickly. Ths pool vas
opened 70 the pubic before the indi-
viduai lockers and dressing rooms
arrived. and many Of ths bathers
would change TO their suits a homo.
putting ON raincoats and walking to
the pool. II saved time. Then
some Of the bathers began to leave
the raincosts 1t home.
The climax came Sunday. The big
basin Of famous Sand Spring water
was filled with bathers. many or
whom had walked to the pool in their
suits. Monday morning delegation
appeared before the city commits
sioners At the regular weekly session
and demanded that m ordinance be
passed which would prohibit anyone
from appearing on the streets In a
bathing suit.
why. some OF the girls didn't
even wear any hose" one man COM
plained.
The directors OF the natatorium
will take up the matter and within
short time lockers and dressing
rooms will be installed to obviate the
necessity OF an ordinance regulating
the wearing OF bathing suits on the
streets.
Now. why can't La Junta have
natatortum--and a bathing suit pa
rade!
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
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~ 80 eade4 - eliAt ~ 49,
90 - - voo11eDg - oeoes
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
1EUlMIlsM An|EsIED

Assy people suffer the sostuses o(
noe ouacles and stiAcned joints hrcauss
- impurities In The blood. and each sue.
cemag attack see0s 0ose acute uoe31
sossastisahas Invaded the whole system.
To asrese sheumstism Il 10 quite q In.
\nrsant 10 Improve your general health -
- purity your blond. snd the cod livss al
0ecust kmulsion Il natuss' 'sgreas hiond.
oAtss. while IL medicinal nousishnese
eessuRshens the osgans to expel In
6raftties and upssuiid your strength.
ecost's Rmuisson IL helping thcsaaAnas
ovssy day who coaid not end other relief.
9eenss the alcoholic suhstituesa.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
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A.. % lils.snssos u sas sssesss,ss
WIte whtrb the Argyil family Vns n
snr6e6 ID Rsnsssssh pagiah ysass aen
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poeiaA. uuP6 - sssees ehas sos q .
poslsAbHeess ~ 6senlliag y ~ A~As's
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- ftvo . sslshlns so1pd. -Asl. aals
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eosna~- Wpseonooaess Oaaseoa
esem On Vh,ao - AasoAss.
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
KEEP Tue KIDNEYS WELL
Hsssth 10 WsrsA osvsas. s~s ssme
- Ssats esse,s Knew Now =
Gave u

osvo u
Many IL Juasa people take shs,s
nves ID thsir hands by nsslsctiss the
eteoeys whea they kaow these oexsus
- eslD. Weak kt1asys ere rsspoa.
siess for . vast aoeuat oe sugssi.s
80 10 hsalsA-shs siighssss dslsy 3
eano1sesA Uss Deans KSdssy Ptls
- re4edy eAas .as hslesA shous.
49, - kidhsy ss9sssss. Hses ,s : L.
Jooeo sot1ooa's rscuumealalloa.
4 = poaal1ssA. Hsne Piaea L..
~ eays: 4 ~ h11nsy - ~.
- oe0coans go ou06eo1 sySotly
~ I 1oa1as1 = osoas kl6osS m.
~ eeaDee1 ~ boekAsAo -
eeseoOeeense ~ kl1ssyo. { eaaosl -
- - Dea1s1a0 lDooa'o gIlneg ~.
- ~ 1eve ~ vogeh . @oo6
- = - J sooonnDoal - v11n.
- : - $3.50 ssdSlalias =
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f . st.< =. = o>se - ~ 4.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
losses suaelv PaevWrrD
4 Missouri Fo
q sns Z IN lst:Cssissss q !. 80,

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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
W'aliasa. ~ ssssss-s.

In moves es The was Emperor m.
liam Of Germany is sxpected to Iivs
W 70 this niekaams more than svse
hsfore. TIE kaissr. when on viev.
always pesssnts ths appearance =
great physical vieor and vitality. h
h not gsnsraliy known that he b {
cripple: bis lsft arm 10 shorter thaa
the hight asd practically use,sei;
this deficiency he clsveriy hj1oo.
Hov hs worked 70 overcome -
handicap 10 dssrvibsd ~ follows:
The way 10 vhieh ks oyefcame ~
physseal disability. which might M
csuss1 . 1lfssssst sort Of man =
thisk BE wheIs NE ruined or sun11.
tsee6. sAoved h hin the grit e u
bssvs yeuth. ~ sraissd his ~
ssu - - the work Of two. r.
sra1ual1y tsuGAs hiaseis-ss ~
aueA Daias neas but himself -
ever enov-ee nv. 70 swim, r
eeaee. - sAoel = haalle the =
asl ~ t1llee. en- y play he - e
He 6ees IN - 49, saiass se1e1 .
aa1 ~ tAs0 oneonnenly ven
~ esnoellas. ~ ysung a
weas - oaeooo ~ = Deas.
~ . ~ ansas bsys: As ~
elnsu1f onDoessssly iass ~ ne
- tE0oogDooys oe1oo11ng ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
,s.y-r. co~ss.- u CT Esp-..e.


The Cash Buyers Association 10 ~
Ing formed In Rocky Ford. bet 70 far
the matter has been kept quiet and
while the promoters ars receiving
good support they are dolng thsis
work without ostsntation.
The object Of the association 10 "a
reduce - far - posslbls he cost Of
living and each nsabss viii u
pledeed TO pay casa fes svssythias
Durchased aad % 'trsas osly q ~
seorss that opsrats % . strictly eash
basis.
AL plaas for ths associatiaa have
sos - ~ bssa ceaplsssd but ~
lsomotsrs ciain tAas by buyins les
cash they caa ave st least Sg ~
cat % tAs neathly sxpsasss. n
sserstasy vtll islesn nsnbses -
acsiy whst sAsy shouia ~ ~ seapos
articles sn1 should TIE tims eoos
whsa thsss eaanos - purehass1 feg
What thsy ~ bsins sold sos h eehes
Dlaees Ne oe1sss VIII % eus q town.
Before bseeaiag . member . aaa
0use ~ ~ III eutseaaliag ereessy
- neat bll1s.
Il b ~ be11ee - ~ pssoeessu
ehat thsy ass Day1og ness ~ 80
eessss y Rsehy Uer1 thaa = naay
Dooees See ~ seosea that ~ -.
shaaes havs y eissy - aaay Deeooe
- sAs1s beska
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
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- - = = S1saA 3
A. o1pR|
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
DR.. ". ". BULETTE
PRACTICE LIMIrED. TO

PHACTIVF. limit EDITO
Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat and Fitting Glasses.
Suite SEQ First National Bank Building
NesIaes~e aiOI CoIfsn Avenue
PUEBLO. COLO.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
0ssas Msts BY o,svsa

soos pub'lshess ID ssrssst Rsos
rvud turu Uus books npidiy ssd
cheap,y. = publishes Of ths Augus
au ~ pevduced LOO cvpiss " ~
sevud boot os Martial 10 tee eeun
ssd shsss. spa1 q sbsat y esees
aplssv. gave him peoai Of lW pss
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-25

ter who have both been i'll are inn
proving.
Mrs. Violet Mccoy has returned to
her home in Rossville after short
visit with the Will Vanorsdol family.
c. c. Vandeventer is reported ill at
his home in Forest avenue.
Mrs. Wilma WaShburn's Sunday
school sclass of the Oakland M. E.
church will meet at the B. H. Peak
home in Wabash avenue tonight to
reOrganize. All members are urged to
be present as work for the winter will
be planned.
Miss Flossie Long Of Dover is spend
ing this week at the Waite home in
AFTER avenue.
Mrs. E. J. Wilson Of Carbondale will
spend the winter here. Mrs. Wilson
returned last night from Carbondale,
where she has been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of Forest ave-
nue. are the parents Of q daughter,
born Tuesday, September %.
Mrs. j. ]. Hester is i'll at her home
In Kellam avenue, suffering from an
attack Of the grip
Good flour sacks for sale. Csc. 40c
and soc q dozen. Topeka Milling Co.
Adv