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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
moundsville Briefs

Inc condition OF William Eiddar
la'e last evening, who is confined az
me ONO valley hospital, is very grave
ana death Is thought 10 be very near
Thomas shrimp. who has been ron
IIhed 10 his home at Laroka Heights
Win an attack Of pneumonia. is In 4
very critical condition and small
hopes are entertained for his rec.
cry. MS ie'o'
The w. c. r. 4. held a Frances ,,
willard memorial yesterday after
noon az the auditorium Of the Iyrs,
Fresh yterian church.
Thomas Mcdonald returned IN bts
work IA Steubenville o. vsstardg,.
dller spending the past few day. haT.
with his parents.
Twelve new Jurors have l,,.-
drawn for this term OF court og,fu.. D..
me McClelland murder trial. ..rb
starts next Thursday morning
Roy VI. Ayers. prison clerk is
spending a few days at his home af
Huntington. ". Va
- j." Davis. OF this city. has sold
nus harness. shop and outfit 10 IN.
1rimble and Johhson firm. on JefS@r
son avenue
AN the banks Of this CITY viii TO-
main closed to-day. observing \l,sb
nigton's birthday.
John hogersOn, Of Second street
who slipped and fell on the icy nave
l'lthis q civ days ago. is in a serious
condition as a result
Mrs. ~. ). COrwell Of Tareutum
"a ls spending n CIV DAYS win
friends and relatives in this CITY
ID. w. Riley. who underwent nm
operation at The Glendale hospital a
rev days ago. b. doing nicely
Rev w a. Cook ID f.IJ --,...
Tor The Davis and EIku# r1f'se. d,
hFered q very interesting .armou lad
II' FIRST Iroshy church g,efrr
day morning
Mrs Austin Lowe. ~ UauIurr.
SIa. VINO Hts boon visiting here. Will
leave shortly for MARION rrg y,
spend a Few days before r.fYr1ITr M
Dor home.
Richard KId1or. of UTarE. burg e..
spending few daf. boo fH|. pIf. g..
I0 irn Illness 0f HI. brother. V.II.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
.BEllAIRE MAN MAKES
PUBLIC Statement
Mr.. VIM. Howell Of BelIaire. Ohio.
Tells Here What He Thinks
About Plant Juice.

Mr.. VIM. Howell. whose address Is
X r ID. No. ?. Bellaire. Ohio. makes
an interesting statement here. Mr.
Howeil Is employed by the Rail River
Coal Co, at mine No. and has
nNed IN wheeling and vicinity for
GOOD many years and Is very well
known in union circles. he says:
heard 80 many well known peo-
PIE talking about this Plant Juice
ana read so much about II that I
sara 10 myself, / am going 10 try II
out and see for myself what IL will
40. have been suffering for some
time with stomach trouble and my
whole system was run down. I have
round out that Plant Juice lives up
10 It's reputation and Is a fine medi-
cine IL has stopped that heavy. tired
feeling. / sleep well and get up in
the morning full of energy and ready
TOT hard days work. my appetite
= me and | can eat anything / want
without suffering afterwards. can
certainly recommend Plant Juice TO
anyone"
Plant Juice builds up and strength
ems the whole body. IL gives new en-
ergy. yigor and elasticity. a bottle
OF II Ii worth more TO you than a
months vacation. N YOU feel debilI-
tsted and run down from overwork
or worry. suffer from indigestion.
sour stomach. gas. bloating, are cons
tipated. bilious and full of malaria.
have weak kidneys. rheumatism,
pains across the back or under the
shoulders just try Plant Juice, no
mater II your troubles are chronic
and OF long standing Plant Juice has
helped Others and viii help you too.
Get bottle from the Plant Juice
man At the Hoge- Davis Drug Co.
store and II II does not benefit you
he will refund your money.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Dates Change.

The members OF the Woman's Nu-
seal club OF this city who are plan
ning to give an entertainment al the
school hall in the very near future
have changed the dates from the nth
ana sSth OF this month to the I'd and
% OF March. About 200 school chill
dren are included in the program
which Is entitled the Musical Whirl %
very pleasing program is being ar
ranged and proceeds OF the affair will
hclp delraN the expenses Of teaching
music in the public schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

II is likely that Mike Herzog. the
foreigner OF Glendale. who is mixed
up In the shooting scrape at Glendale
last Friday evening. will be given n
preliminary hearing before Squire T..
VI. Lewis this afternoon or evening.
Many witnesses have been summoned
10 appear at the hearing and an inter
prefer will be used at the hearing IL
Will be recalled that Gerry. another
foreigner. was shot twice during the
fracas and is at the Glendale hospital.
but Is getting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
MGUNDSVILLE
con.ie, Attend, Funeral.

A =. Bissett. a convict confined In
the local prison for a period OF TWEEN
~ year.. spent yesterday and today
with his family al keyser. Mineral
county. This evening he will start
back 20 this city In company with a
guard who has been with him during
his leave OF absence Bissett was
given this special privilege by Gov
ernor Il. ID. Hatfield TO attend the
funeral of h.a young son, who was
killed a few Gays ago. Representa-
tives OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Tainmen appalled, 10 he Chief Ex-
ecutive and the permit was granted.
This II the second time such a per-
init has been granted, the other be-
ing given TO Dr. G. NJ. McCracken OF
Cameron. who was serving seven
year sentence for killing his child
ana he was permitted TO attend the
funeral OF his only child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Boat CAUGHT AGAIN

The Merry X. gasoline launch.
owned by captain Joe Cresnap. which
was torn loose from its moorings ear
" Saturday morning when the flow
OF Ice broke up, was caught again a
short distance below the local ferry
boat and tied up again The boat will
De- left at this point until the ice is
out OF the river. Many miners rcsid-
ing on this side Of the river have lost
e Few days work due 20 the river be
ing full of ice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Redeenn Morr Rnnds

llty Clerk o. ". Bonar has given
notice that ten more sewer bonds will
be redeemed on the MoundsvilIe sewer
by the city Of Moundsville on Satur.
day. February %. at the Mercantile
RANKING ana Trust company office on
seventh street The bonds 10 be re-.
deemed are from ~ 10 %. inclusive
Local persons are fast paying their
sewer assessments. which makes the
above necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

I.. . ..H can stand
IH ra." of Sore Chest whore the
IIH-. WD Frr. sore and breathing I.
mot frr" and you suffer cyrrv limo
you cough. apply NOSTVIOIN TO
''".. and .idcs u1I.ul Too Balm
VOL under the arm pifa
NININOLA work. through the
pores and acts quickly. and should be-
applied freely
AK your druEE about NDSTETO.
"a Hud got a.D tub. to-day 10 ron
N'H. 60 p.rs.au. surprise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Joining the SUSPENSION bridge Mr..
Bertschy is widely known here and is
considered one OF the most expert in
the undertaking work in this city. lie
VIII also attend to the intricate work
o. disinfectinC rs Mr.. Bert-chv has
both phones az his offices In their
new location az Tenth street and also
at his home. ne VIII be able TO answer
calls both day and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
VICTOR BERTSCHY
With 5ertsehy Firm for Twenty one
Years is Now In Business for
Himself

Victor l.. Bertschy. for the past
tWenty-one wears connected with the
hcrischy furniture house. having
charge of the undertaking department.
has entered business for himself and
viii conduct on cInbalming and under
taking parlor az No. { Tenth street. ad-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

To relieve
S0r" Throat
w. allow n
mail pIcc o.
three or four
times " day
After apply
fur NOsTRTO
IA To- fHo ont
Ido of the
throat espa
,IaIIy ct night
btuI1ro with
e. wet cloth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Good Skating Today.

Caretaker Baxter stated last even
Ing that with colder weather skating
will again be good on the artificial
lake at the campgrounds this morn
ing The skating was good last Sat
urday morning. but by noon the ice
was very soft and rough. With the
warm weather OF yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
30 Meet To-niqht.

The MOundsville Retail Clerks
Union Will meet this evening in
special session at their Headquarters
in the Board of Trade rooms in the
Trust company building Several ap-
plications for membership will be
taken under consideration and many
important business matters will be
transacted. All members are urgently
requested TO be nrespni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

mems mass meeting held AZ The audi
forum of the Baptist church yesfer.
DAY afternoon despite the bad westb-
or. Dr. Taylor of Clarksburg. who il
assisting Rev. Mastellar in the revival
meetings, delivered very instructive
ana interesting sermon TO the LARGE
congregation yesterday afternoo, re
revival meetings will continne
throughout this week and NAV he
longer. All are invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

A Good Cough Medicine for Children
Convincing proof Of the rare curative
properties Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy came from Mrs. Mary Faw
cctt or Grinnell. Iowa. who saws
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy holm
ed my little boy a great deal when he
had whooping cough II is a good
medicine For sale by all dealers 49,
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Two guards from the local prison
i,Il yesterday evening for WEIGH. Nc
Dpwell county where they will ggt M
Teen convicts. who were sentenced bv
m" recent session of tho Mcdowell
county circuit court Their sentences
range from two 20 eighteen wears. win
one hIe.iermor Among tho batch is
J9hn hoW1s. who was parOlod but
VINO mas violated the same and Dr. be-.
ine brought back to serve out his Son.
t'ure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

and then the sudden change in the
weather. il Is thought that the skat-
ing Will again be excellent this morn
ing. and many local persons will jour
ney to the lake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
intelligence 1914 Almanac for Csc
st the Nichols News Stand. Get u
Making gstensive PRESENTATIONS.

The Mems Bible class of the Chris
tian church OF this city Is making
extensive preparations for special
meeting to be held tomorrow even
ing In the auditorium of the church.
The Bible classes of the First island
also McNechen Christian churches
will lattend the meeting I'm a body
and vii lsrrive in this city on a spe-
cial Wheeling Traction car at 7:3O
O'Clock and will march TO the church.
A splendid program is being arranged
for the affair and all members are
urgently requested TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
FOR TONSILITIS
OR SORE THROAT
HERE IS A SIMPLE WAY TO cuer
THE WORST CASE ma
FEW HOURS.

Got ssc tube ~ NOsTRIOLA GALL
drIas.sfs aDll iu ami apply freely 60
fHH affected parts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Large Crowd Attends
4 very large crowd attended the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
To Meet Tonight.

The city council mill meet this
evening IN regular semi monthly ses-
sion and all members are urgently
requested TO be present. Many mat
sers OF much interest will likely BE
mp for consideration and the reports
of the various committees will be
read and ordered filed. The report
of the city health officer will also be
read with much interest and many
citizens will likely be present. Sew
eral new ordinances will be up for
their second reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Those desiring tickets for the
Pythian Jubilee Banquet Wednes-
day evening, FEB. 2sth. at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Wheel
Ing, may secure them at the A.
c. Thomas Jewelry Store. Me-
Lure Block, Wheeling, from the
officers Of your local Pythisn
lodge, or at the Cathedral. Wed
nesdsy evening.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
Woodmen Circle

Phoenix Grove No. l, WGodmen Circle, met in regular session Mon day evening, April 27th. One apph- cation. by transfer card. was re- ceived. The ball committee made d report and the proceeds derived were surprisingly good when We take into consideration the many other affairs given the same evening The com mittee worked hard and certainly deserve the thanks and appreciation of the Grove.
 We had with us. as visitor. SoV. Mamie Fleming of Globe. district manager and grand clerk of the state convention. She made a very fine talk to the members. encouraging us tO go on with our good work and to try to get others interested in the benefits to be derived from Wood craft
 The members accepted an invita- tiOn to attend the May music festival to be given by the pupils of Miss Nellie Trott, May 11th. so will not hold q meeting on that date.
 After the regular closing ceremony the members went to Donofrio's for refreshments. SECRETARY
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
Loyal Order of Moose

Four, four four days more from the time l write this and we will be caVortlng around in our new pasture Tuesday evening May 9th at 1:30 D. m. will be the exact time and our new home and club quarters. second floor of the Masonic building will be the place. I believe that every Loyal Moose in the city of Phoenix will be there but for the benefit of any who may at the last minute al tow some little trivial matter to place them on the absent list l want to whisper word or two to you private ly. Our home committee have worked hard and faithfully for the past year in an effort to secure for you and I just this happy moment we are to enjoy next Tuesday evening. The board of trustees as at present con stituted stepped nobly forward, put their shoulders to the wheel, thereby bridging a chasm that for time threatened to seriously interfere with our plans. The officers of your local coupled with the united and sincere efforts of not a few of the members have been also assisted in the work. Their path has not been entirely strewn with roses, sometimes it was other time it would be a tunnel that needs must be driven through the solid rock or perchance a mountain of pessimism would of sudden arise out of what a moment before had been q clear blue sky. It is up to each and every one of us to show our ap- preciation for their untiring efforts in our behalf by being present at least when our long pent up desires become an actual realization It IS also up to US to make our new vens- ture d success How nice 1t will be if we will but express them, words of cheer for the future and thanks for the past Our new home will not be entirely in readiness for us at this time but enough will have been done so that We can get q very good idea of what is in store for us m the i'm mediate future. The finishing throughout is of fumed oak, the fur niture draperies and fixtures are rlch indeed and harmonize beautifully. All
 has been ordered and will in a fery
 short time be in readiness We are going to be as proud as Peacocks oi our quarters. We still have one fonu
 hope to be realized you all know
 what that is Some little time age
 we adopted motto one oi ohe
 Thousand" Just a little more eifor'
 on the part of each of us and We will
 have arrived at this goal also. Last
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03

garden. Ribbons of paper of the lodge colors. yellow and white, were hung from the ceiling and when the soft lights were on more beautiful sight never could again be witnessed.
 A class of thirteen candidates was Iaken into the society and were proud of the honor of having Bro, Dempster administer the obligation. After the lodge session the doors were thrown open to the friends and visitors of Maricopa No 43 and all enjoyed refreshments and a rare treat in the way of q musical pro gram. Those who took part in the program were:
 Bro. Carl Lmdstrom. ..........N Violin Miss Fannie Goss. Vocal solo Bro, c. R. Lindstrom Baritone solo Sister Clara Louise Morgan . Piano Mrs Margaret Blaine .Contralto solo
 The talk by Sister Anna F. Bourne and Bro. Dempster's speech were greatly appreciated by all
 sister Bourne has composed g very beautiful piece of poetry and dedicated it to our Supreme Presi- dent, Sister Emma R. Neidie:
 One copy was beautifully bound and sent to Sister Nedig, and I am sure she will be as proud of Sister Bourne as we.
 Last evening was our social even ing and a large crowd enjoyed our dancing BESSIE NJ. WAY. Secy.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03

days work and to restore the liver emptied by the nights abstinence. A second meal, a light luncheon of milk. sugar and cakes should be taken about ?. m. Finally a third light repast at S::3O or ?. m. would complete the alimentary regime.
 The professor adds that in a fam fly which has accepted his views this regime has been followed for six years, furnishing excellent results as regards the general health of all the members. Professor Bergonis has also given much attention to the ap- plication of electricity in various dis orders of digestion. He has invented an electric bed in which the passage of the current through the body of the subject sets up organic combus- tions similar to those brought on by muscular exercise and leads to re- auction of obesity He claims that this will do as much good as tho rowing and riding machines used on ships without any eXertion on the part 0f the patient
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
Royal Neiqhbors

Pioneer Camp met in regular ses- sion Wednesday evening, with three beneficiary applications on the table. which were referred to the proper committed All candidates are urged to be present next Wednesday even ing, May 9th. for initiation.
 Next Tuesday afternoon, May 5th. is R. N. A. club day, and We meet with Neighbor Susie NafZiger and Neighbor Nellie Hawkonsen as host ess, at 1915 S First avenue. A cor dial invitation is extended to all R. N As, whether members of this camp or not, to meet with us and bring a guest.
 Plans will be completed for our childrens day. which is in June, and all mothers are urged to be present to present their ideas, for We wish to make this event one to be re- membered.
 Neighbor Lillian Cook of Long View Place was reported ill of ty- phoid and the neighbors are asked 10 call
 The recorder may be found at sos North Fifth avenue and the camp deputy at s15 North Third street or phone S4SS.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
Degree Pocahontas mp. Order Red Men

as usual held very lively session at the K. of r. hall. during which some very interesting business was transacted the scalp hunters sue ceedcd in capturing two pale faces. who after being tested and tried out in accordance with the regularly adopted custom of the order and proven to be of royal purple blood. was admitted into the mysteries of the tribe over the well known pleas ant vet awe-inspiring trails of the woods of PoWhatan, where Chief opecancanough was in session, and being advised by the Chief Scalp Hunter Lee that their scalps DOS sessed the requisite flavor. and could therefore be considered as valuable were accordingly accorded q place on the historical stone album. which honor was conferred with all the pomp and ceremony characteristic of the descendants of the noble Aztec race, and where they can he used as incentives of a nobler and higher purpose in life. after which We were treated to an eXemplification of an historical feature of the Mohawks b. Sister Young and Chief Blake. which was generally conceded to contain 4 lesson of importance by which We were all sure to profit
 Bro and Sister Pheby are rIsticat- ing in the hills in the neighborhood "f the Superstition mountains and undoubtedly Will acquire some mfor- mauun for the benefit Of the histor- icm leafs. That is. if they are able [" eXtricate themselves from the Devils Slipeprs. where we under stand their curiosity has led them ny the way.
 We Were pleased to have with Ills again Sister Ftzsimmons. who has been absent for a few meetings. ow- ing tO sickness
 An unusual thing happened to us last meeting-that was an absence of visitors. for the trails are so pleasant for visitors that they seI- dem fail to avail themselves of the opportunity to drop in and see what We are doing, and we assure all visiting members that they will aI- ways he assured q cordial welcome t. the tepee of Marcopa No. lq or. Nokomis No. g. D. T.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
LODGE LORE

their building plans are now pro gressing nicely.
 A bunch of the Glendale boys paid Phoenix lodge q pleasant visit at the last meeting. and We can truly say they are certainly a live bunch Their membership has increased to such an extent this year that they are now compelled to build larger quarters. Their new plans are about completed for the erection of q new Odd Fellows temple this summer in the Sugar City We enjoyed your visit. Come again.
 Bro Hubert W. Clark made q nice little speech on Patriotism to Odd fellowship which received a gener- ways been an enthusiastic worker ever since he linked himself with this lodge
 Those who failed to meet with us at the last session certainly missed d treat
 The visitors list is as follows: Ellington Scott of lntermount lodge -Nt. -Nt' DE f'tViit NT'ib' ' II x iiii'' B. J Stephens of Tllamook lodge No. 94 Tilamook Oregon; l.. e. Mathews of Pleasant View lodge No. 240. Pleasant View. Tenn; M F. Underwood of Prospect lodge No. 35, Waltham. Mass; II. K. Winbourn of Helena lodge No l92. Helena. Ark; E. Fitzer of Enterprise lodge No. S5, Denver, Colo. George r. Liddlc of Basalt lodge No s. Basalt. F. NJ. Shuman and O. II. Hanigan of Douglas lodge No. 20, Douglas. Ariz.
 The demand is that our lodges shall he factors in community life There is everywhere a new meaning m agriculture Social service has a new meaning. Family welfare is an uppermost consideration. Good live. up-tO-date officers in our lodges can make them centers around which community interests shall gather q neighborhood forum for the discus sion of social and civic problems, for Htcracy and musical culture, for family entertainment. linking the or der and it's welfare with that of all the people in that community in which the order exists
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
Purity Temple

Purity Temple No g, P. $. will meet Tuesday evening, May 5th, in K. of P. hall. A cordial invitation is extended to all visiting sisters to meet with us and we can assure you of a pleasant evening well spent. for we have d large class to initiate, and lunch will be served at the close of the meeting. We hope all mem bers of this temple, both sisters and brothers. will try to be present and if you all come you will certainly be surprised to see so many. for We number over one hundred now As our dispensatiOn soon expires. we would like for all who have members in view to bring in their cards at this meeting All candidates whose cards have been in over two weeks are also urged to be present, whether you have received your notices or not A MEMBER.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
L. O. [. M No. 1

The ladies of Marcopa Hive No. 1. L. O. T. M., enjoyed the kind hospi- tality Of our commander May Mcitz- Ter, and Lilly Blaine Sargent at their residence, 903 West Jefferson street. on the afternoon of April 29th. The afternoon was spent in games and music, after which dainty refresh ments were served.
 The interest is rapidly increasing ill the sewing club and We have started beautiful hand piece. which each lady will work directly upon some part. The club will be limited t. lady Maccabees and visiting mem bers.
 Maricopa Hive No. I meets the second and fourth Thursdays in each month at k. of r. hall and all visit : ors are cordially invited