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Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

W OrSe tnan thaI. one W
things are coming to a
pretty pass when "
"Never mind. I'll talk to
her" said Mr.. Blithers,
somewhat bleakly despite
his confident front. "She
loves her old dad. / can
do anything with her"
"She's on a frightfully
high horse lately" sighed
Mrs. Blithers fretfully. at
- it can't be that young
Scoville, can it?"
"lf ! thought it was, I'd
I'd" There is no
telling what Mr.. Blithers
would have done to young
Scoville, at the moment,
for he couldn't think Of
anything dire enough to in
hict upon the suspected
meddler.
wn any event, it's dread
fully upsetting to me, VIII.
She - she won't listen to
anything. A n d h er e's
something else: She de-
clares she won't stay here
for the ball ON Friday
night"
MIR. BLlTHERS had
INA her repeat it, and then
almost missed the chair in
sitting down, he was so
PERCEPTIONS about it.
"Won't stay for her own
ball?" he beloved.
"She says it isn't her
ball." lamented his wife.
"If it isn't hers, in the
name of God whose is it -
"Ask her, not m e"
nared Mrs. Blithers. "And
don't glare at me like that.
I've had nothing but glarcs
since You went away. |
thought | was doing the
very incest thing i'll the
world when | suggested
the ball. 1t would bring
them together -"
"The only two it will
actually bring together, ii
seems. are those damned
prize-fghterS. They'll oct
together all right. but what
good is il going to do us.
if Maud'S going to act like
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

sandy beeches, my glistenlng pebbles, my sea-
weeds and my shells for your pleasure. Per-
haps for you are the greatest of all my gifts.
OF you would l make poised fair-minded
women, and gentle, frm-willed men, too
gay for crime and insanity. Dive into me,
splash merry swim Justify.
Come to me, my children for I am the struggle
of the brave who will conquer die. l am the
going and coming of the great. l am health
and prowess and achievement!
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

ONE TO ME- my children, daughters of men,
sons of women for l, The Sea, have gifts
for you ALI
Come, sweating toilers, from dark dens in
Ga CD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
Beiiaire Briefs

%. J.. ThOrnbcrry. Of Jerusalem
was a visitor in Beilairc Yesterday.
civil service examination for
clerk and mail carrier will be- held IN
the local post office today.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howell have
returned from n trip 20 Cleveland aol
other points on the lakes
Mrs Thomas Davis. Mrs Homer
Dudley and daughter. OF South Bel
mire, are guests Of Belle Hall. In
South Bellalro
Mrs Elizabeth Woods has zone "a
Columbus to spend a few days with
friends
james Lewis has returned from a
visit with friends no Dayton
Mrs James Wilton. Of Rochester.
Pa spending o. few days with
friends here
81 o. snyder. Of this city. has re-.
turned from visit a. Flushing
j H shaunafolf was visitor AZ a.
Clairsyillo yesterday
Mr. and Mrs James Almorta. oi
Cleveland. are guests o. friends IN the
city.
Joseph saterheId. Of Hunter. w
Va. is % guest 81 relatives here and
OF shadyaido
Miss Myrtle HOrkins0n. 81 gobriny
Dr. spending few days with relatives
here
Patrick Minnohan who was re
moved 10 the North Wheeling hospital
continues 90 improve
Bcllairc AcTie ~ EaRles viii hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
About People
Movements OF individuals 20
and From .iie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MeLure-R. Shaw, Parkersburg: ].
w. Brown. Newport; G. W. Caldwell.
Fairmont: Saul Geff, Pittsburgh; l..
| w. Wolfe. OIL City; Charles Rice.
| Chicago; n. J. McManus, Boston; r.
Z. Morton. New York.
stsmm-T. hornOrook. New Mar
tinsyille; Wayne Ferguson, Hunting
ton; J. II. Brooks. Cambridge: II. C..
Hawkins, New Martinsville; Charles
/ Lively. Mentor: n. w. Powell. CIar-
ington; A. J. Sayre. Hartford; ]. NJ.
Sensembr, Parkersburg.
Grand Central-L. G.. Bainford. Mid
way; Clyde F. Besker. Friendly: Mrs.
l.. II. Seager, Mentor: Mrs. c. w.
Mcintosh. Huntington: ID. j. C..
founghudge. Rock Lick.
Brunswiek-Harry Mcbride. Fair
view; p. r. Pope. Fairmont: Ella l..
: Goldsborough, Bethesda: j. B. Hun.
Holidays Cave; c. F. Allison. Ches-
Mrs. Caroline Watson. OF Mont.
gomery, W. Va. who has been in the
city as delegate to the colored Bap-
list convention. and who has since
Deen visiting her sister. Mrs NJ. Hon.
kins, has returned home.
Miss Isabel Rogers left. Wednesday.
Tor gainesville. O., to resume her
studies at Lake Erie College ''
Mrs. :. l. Jepson has returned from a
Visit with relatives IN 81. Clalrsvfii..
MIS-. warren Higgs is tho guest %
land
Dr Charles a. Barlow. superintendent
OF the asylum for the insane at spen-
GER. spent a short time IN this city ycs-
terday. lie a. state Commander 81 IN.
inform Rank. X. 81 T.. and HIS neen
at,t,snains re annual encampment IN
Mr. and Mrs Roy y Naylor ana so-
John returned Yesterday from = brief
vacation 40 Atlantic city.
Deputy a. 81 Marshal ii D. hfff-,- -
lhestcr has been SPENDING the mast few
days IN The city on official business
Mrs. lmogcne Craig has returned 10
her home in Warren. Pa. after vtaif
WIN Mrs Carl kcpner on Thirteenta
M and. Mrs James p. Hanisy have
returned from visit 20 chicago ana
other Western points
Mr. enc, ara Mrs Thomas p. sweeney ard
~ e., where they will spend the win,
ilr. and Mrs Charles "A Fr,s..,, -.
neen ln Washington. u. G.. Tor q few
Niles Bertha Nader Of Martin. very.
nicely after On operation FOR arp~ndi.
elite
Mrs John Miller or North Main stree,
hospital for some time. 81 imp 5i,g'i,,
Sis Henry q. uackman or woodi.,,
Nas We guest OF friends in Martins
Niles sarah ulmmack and nenhru.
Master Charles Henry NlorheIIer III
Irindrlnhla. spent Friday lu tho rIfr
Harry simpson and wife have return
20 o. their home iu plcaaaur valley III.
Ter spcndlrg their honeymoon IN r..
east
Mrs w s. Brady o. SPENDING a..
week end in New York
VT and Mrs W D. Hlankrnehfn 81
liuntinFtou. w. Va. are guests of Nir
and Mr. o. ~ kimbcriand at rsrt
View
Mrs Archie PAUL and sister aus-
Iietiic naltel ere guests ~ friends "a
MnaNIngfunn. n. o.
BRONX Coates BE- iii az the Onto vaii,y
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Mrs. J. NJ. Turner. MIR. and Mrs. Chas
morgan. and son Charles. J. T. CroNl
and Lawrence Turner. LETT yesterday Il
salt Run.
The shields OF Honor will hold a reg.
ular weekly meeting In their han or
hannNcr street this evening
~ the meeting Of tho dry workers
held IN this city Thursday evening. Ber.
~ y Hsli YVES elected chairman over
Another ler-e crowd OF local peopIe
WI iesve this morning for the smith
Wilbur Bsll left yesterday morning
Tor GAINESVILLE. to.spcnd several days IL
the home Of rciq rvcg
\ large number OF local people will 60
the ball game.
Aalters have been very quiet ia polIce
'lI.lcS TINS week. no nrrcste being made
nc Yea Men held Q meeting in their
nhli last evening md q social session
l"linWcd the business meeting
ortille Franz ana bride have refurpe5
cddinE trip. ''"''
ne North End Athletic club will opcn
lho Ntfson on The mill ucld this AFTER
noon with the X. X. team. of V-becii,r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
BELLAIRE
Julius Duqa.

julius Duga. a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Duga, of Guernsey street, died. Fri
day afternoon. at the North Wheeling
hospital. from anemia, from which he
had been a sufferer Tor about one
year. lie was removed to the hos
pital a few days ago and an operation
was performed. IN which a pint OF
blood was transfused from the veins
of his younger brother. Thursday
night mis- condition became grave. and
he gradually became weaker until the
end. The deceased was an estimable
young man. popular and wei liked
by all who knew him. Arrangements
tor the funeral have not been com
pleted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The willing Workers and the Senior
Loyal Daughters of the First Christian
church. OF Elm Grove will give an en-
tertainment at the church on next Tues
day evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ross. OF woodsdaIe. left
Thursday evening for Akron. o.. where
she viii visit relatives for a few DAYS
Christian Blum, OF Edgwood. spent
yesterday at Pittsburgh transacting
business.
Mrs. William Brady. of woodsdaIe Is
spending some time In New York CITY.
where she Is visiting friends
G. G. Mooney. OF Maiorsville. rpent
yesterday transacting business In Elm
Grove.
Mrs, Caroline. OF Boston. Mass. who
has been spending some time In Fulton
as the guest OF friends. left last evening
for Pittsburgh.
The proposed extension to the water
mains Go Glenwood just beyond Fulton
seem 20 be one OF the main points
which Is holding np the city appropria-
ton ordinance The matter Will come
up before council on Tuesday evening
Rev. j. w. Johnson. pastor OF the
Buckley NJ. +. church at Edgwood con-
tinues TO improve In health. at Hunting
ton. West Virginia.
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q meeting in odd Fellows hall Sun

"a meeting in odd Fellows hall Sun.
day afternoon.
Louis Brast. of Noble street. will
leave next week for Ada. where ne
VIII enter the Ohio university.
Miss Tile Wharton. OF this city. is
visiting friends at WoOdsheld.
theodore Mellott, Of Glencoe. was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
David, young son OF Attorney and
Mrs. Fred Spriggs. who has been III.
is improving.
Mrs. j. Il. Fitton has returned 70
Armstrong; Mills after a visit with
friends here
Mrs; Mary Tobin, - New Philadol.
phia. has returned home after a visit
with relatives In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

Mrs Emil Elikan and child. Of this
city, returned yesterday from visit
with relatives abroad. During her
visit, Mrs. Elikan was I'm the heart OF
the war zone. and Witnessed the mob
ilizatiOn OF troops and later a battle
field strewn with the-dead and MANNED
soldiers. II was an experience that
she never will forget. and the horror
OF modern battle. with its sea OF
blood and writhing agony OF humanity
Is one that she never again wishes
10 see. Anxious 10 return home. she
secured passports and Travelled 20 Ma
pies. Italy. where she got aboard a
steamer bound for New York Mrs.
Elikan left Naples September 10 and
arrived In New York last Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The delegates from Mystic lodge.
Knights Of Pythias. OF Elm Grove. will
return to-day from attending the annual
session OF the grand lodge OF the order.
which has been In session at Fairmont
for the past few days. This evening the
members Of the lodge will attend the re-
ceptton which viii he given in Wheeling
by the lodges Of the city. in honor OF
John i. Arbcnz. who has been elected
Grand Chancellor Of the order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
Will Entertain

The members Of Hope chapel Sun
day school viii be entertained this
evening at the home OF Miss Lima
Thomas. at McClsinsville. The at
fair will be held on the lawn. and
the Sunday school pupils will be the
guests of Miss Thomas. There will
be various amusements. and refreSh-
ments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

All nrrauEenents have bccn c0rrrIrf.I
Tor TIE home coming celebration utI.t
WI Pc hold this evening bf tTar..r.r
lodge so 100. T. % ~ o. In fHr. l.I|
ono uH doubt H large crowd rfr Ia
nrercut Several of the mrmIrr. I'd
me lodge from out ~ the rIfr viii Hl
POI aitnndHn.H HH we'll aa VISITING rrrr..
hrra from sister InHrer
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OUT-THE-PIKE


according to iulor .lI-ilu received by
All. ann Mrs, VIM Committee. Of Pat
teFe'h' from fomucy. ". Va. yesterday
slating their cauEntcr. Lydia. was eofi
otfiN ~ with .diphthcru. The parents
ln mcdlately lcft last cseninz for Rom
about three weeks ago where ahs We 40
receive truinire iu that usttufion-
which d. school Tor tho blind. Tbc
reason tho little glrf was cent 10 the
institution was due CO. tnr fact that sho
was loosinr her eyc.aight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

IN connection with the Mems Bible
class meeting Of tho Vance Mcrsori.I
freshytcrian church. which will be held
SUNDAY morning IN the Woodsdais
school building AZ ten o'clock a encrisf
program VIII be rendered. The program
VIII consist ~ Special music bv the
choir ~ the church and following tho
rendering ~ The music. n number oil
members Of the class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The scmi- professional team OF TrIa-
delphia will 10 to-day to Wellshurg
where they will play the Wellshurg
quite an interesting contest between the
two teens. For the past few days the
Irtadclphia lads have been practicing
daiiy ~ preparation for the contest and
according TO all reports the team - in
ilrst class condition n Is expected
that number Of loyal fans will occom-
peny the boys on the trip.
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ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmuibaeh Building. Both Phones
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Services in the FIRST NJ. r. church.
lin Grove. on sunday. will be- held as
follows; sunday school at 9:f5 A. m:
preaching hy the pastor. Rev. :. r. Hart
az ~ o. m. subject. The TransfIRured
FACE; class meeting and Junior League.
az $50 .. m; EDworth League devo-
tonal service, et $3.50 D. m: preaching
az 1880 p. m. bv the pastor, subject
The Ways of the TransErcssor" Good
music a. each OF these services and
CNeIN body InNItcd % nftnnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

Members Of the Bible class Of the
First United Presbyterian Sunday
school ~ Wheeling. will visit the
class taught by Rev. W T. McCor-
mick ~ the local church sunday
morning About fifty automobiles viii
- required 90 bring the visitors to
Bellairc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

Baseball fans OF Elm Grove and Vi
entity are manifcsting much interest In
the double header which will be played
to-day between the y. e. T.. g. nine and
the Hodshons, OF Wheeling. IL will be
remembered that these teams played
two games on labor day before one OF
tho largest crowds that ever assembled
on baseball diamond I'm the out-the-
pike district and taking the interest
into consideration which Is now being
manifested. the crowd to-day will sur
pa So all previous records. The Elm
Grove boz expect 20 present p strong
lineup and the members OF the team
arc anxious 20 win both games from the
strong Hodshon aggregation. The first
game VIII begin promptly at 1850 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

'W.nf fr The face fnHf Tho uaafor.
L.et p fHI.D nf So rHuTa GrrmHn rufh.
elan CHURCH Dr. absent from ffr rIfe L.,
-uhhlf Hrrri0ca viii Pol bella In fr.
church tomorrow. Tho gurIav .,t,..r
WI Do held nt tho uaual hour I'd a.fr
clock iu thc morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
Making Tour OF County

Hon. James r. Garfield. Bull Moose
candidate for governor of Ohio and a
number OF followers Of that marty
made tour Of Belmont county yes
terday. A number Of automobiles
were pressed into service and stops
we're made a. Flushing. Hendrys-
burg. Morristown. Belmont. Bethesda
and GAINESVILLE, were addresses were
delivered
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st. Paula Church.

Walnut street near sixth. The Rev
Harry l.. Hadley. rector sixteenth
SUNDAY after Trinity: a. M carly
celebration OF the Holy Communion:
.9:l5 q. IN. sunday school. 1880 A. m.
Morning prayer and sermon: s.3O u. m.
EVcnsong and tho second Of the series
or addresses dealing with civic prob
lcms' subject, The city Prosperous"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The Y. NJ. G. 4. meeting for men will
he held sunday afternoon at 3.45 O'Clock
at the Woodsdale school building. Rev
Claude Porter Terry. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church will deliver the
address on the subject Linked 10 the
Firing Line" The first meeting at the
school building was held last Sunday
and was well attended. Special music
viii be rendered In connection with the
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

When the trials of frc mrn arrested
~ the raid ON The rambling Joint in
called tn squire u. r. puE'E court ~
tcrdav morning. not ono OF them an
pesrcd. Attorney jones Reese, of 81.
tlhiravillc. was present Co take up the
case for the etnte. but DTS services were
not needed. The SEQ that was placed
saturday evcning. as bond. was forfeit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26
Large Number TAXING ont Licenses.

Iu the last few days laIae uIiuEfr
oi local people have been 90 ST. CnIra-
VIE. whore they have been taking ont
huntlnE licenses 30 az Co be- prcparrl
when The hunting season for rahbffl
"pens Many ~ the local people who
hHfe been out squirrel hunting tho raaf
week returned home last evening auf
reported that the squirrels are being
.ein t out owing 90 the large number
uf hunters iu the woods
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MARTINS FERRY
Matthew sdcDerno+t Dead.

lcsteTday morning AZ l0.3O O'Clock
az his home IA Highland city. occurred
the death Of Matthew McDcrmott. one
OF The best known residents OF this vi
cmity after lingering illness of COM
picatton OF diseases. MIR McDermott
at the time OF his death was sINty-hve
years or axe ana had been resident Of
this city Tor "a number ~ years he be-
ing owner OF the McDermott tool works
IN this city whose products are sent
all over the state. Mr.. Mcnermott un-
derwent an operation al the local hos
pttal last Monday week. hut his condi-
ton was such that he could not sur
NiNe and he was removed 10 his home
TO spend the remainder OF his days.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and the following children: Peter. Ed
ward, Harry. Emmett. Gerald. Winfred.
and Reginald all living ia this city. lie
was devoted member OF ~. Aary's
Catholic church Of this city. Al "a late
hour last evening funeral arranEcmen
bad not been cnmnlafnn
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Entertaln MIN pance.

The Young Mems Dancing Club of
this city will open their series of fall
and winter dances in the Elks' hall
next Wednesday evening Bentfeld's
orchestra will furnish the music. and
n buffet luncheon will be served The
committee Is composed OF Messrs.
Pickett and jump.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The local High school r'ot hali team
VIII b. without o Same this afternoon.
a. a result of ~ game scheduled with
the IhrtchsEillr 'tOum brfrg called rfI
by the management of the latter early
IN the week. 30 cause was given but
90 Is thought that they got cold feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

y large crowd attended tho social
given I'm the Park street NJ. L. church.
last evening.
Mrs. Amos frankhauser. OF Lancaster.
Is In the city FOR Few days visiting
the home of Forest Frankhauser
Mrs Chris Young. OF Portsmouth. is
IN the cay Tor a. few days visiting nj
the home OF I'D plark
Miss Bessie HOrner. OF this city. left
yesterday morning for a Few days visit
Ia Mckeesport.
Up To last evening the Bowler base
ball Ieem had been unable 10 arrange a
game Tor esther Saturday or Sunday
Many ovcrcoats We're IN evidence again
last evening. ss result of the cold
weather.
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At the First Baptist church at the
corner OF Third and Locust street Rev.
Barry u. Hall. pastor. The following
sunday services will be held: Sunday
school at 9:i5. with preaching services
at 1850. subject: salvation" Baptist
Young Peoples meeting VII be held ut
$3.50. leader. Miss Ethyle johnson. Even
INK service wiz be held at .s0 and the
pastor viii take for his subject I'm
the Clutches OF the TEMPER"
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sabbath school. 9-15 a. m. Morning
service. 1880. morning subject Of SER
mon. Christian Patriotism": Evening
service 1880, evening subject. Looking
fordwaro Junior Missionary society
viii meet At IS m; Union prayer meet
Ing of All the churches Wednesday even.
ins at a.Se. Al are cordially invited 10
worship with ~ az all services.
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At lions Ev Lutheran church on
North Fifth street Rev. Il. p. Schilling-
cr. pastor The usual Sunday services
viii be held. Sunday school will be
held at s:i5. with preaching services az
1850. The text for the morning ser
vice viii be Matthew n 25-30 In the
evening services will be held at the
usual hour. 1880 and forceful ser
mon will be delivered
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sunday school ~ a.f5 preaching nv
tho pastor Ror. H. l. Reid ~ "a ~
-uhic-f. what shall We 10 Win tbc
or Ncfernnnr Evening sermon al
fh. subject should We support fbc
Junior League "a ESQ D.. m. Enworth
IeaEuc az 7.iH %. IN. sunday school al
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To MAKE Application.

At the regular meeting OF the Ohio
Valley Athletic Association. which will
he held this evening at the Y. NJ. c. a.
building. representatives OF the Triadel-
phia district High school will make ap-
plication FOR membership In the organi-
zation. Should the school be admitted
To the association. this viii enable the
officials OF the High school to arrange
games with some of the leading schools
OF the valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The members Of the ]. o. q. r. lodge
OF Triadclphia. will hold q special meet
ing this evening at their hall on Main
street Several important business mat
after which q social hour will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

The get acquainted meeting held
last evening ~ the hirh school was an
enjoyable affair and an uf the teachers
iu. the public schools were iu attend
ance THE inair was Frranged in honor
.of the new teachers that filled the va
caucies IN the teaching stan az the OPEN
ing Of school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

ST. Johns German Lutheran church
on North Fourth street Rev. 6. g.
Johannes, pastor. sunday services will
be held as follows. sunday school at
" 10. with German services at 1880;
Junior Luther League viii meet at I .3O
and Senior Luther League at 6:f5. even
INF services go English viii be held at
1850 O'Clock All are invited TO attend
these services.
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Camp Joii.y oirlr Nest.

Camp Jolley girls last evening at her
home In Patterson. Various games and
music were INDUCED In until n late
hour when Iefreshments were served.
quite number were present.
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The member ~ the Thunthfn class OF
hr firet lirrfiIt church. held r. BUST
ness nnd eurinl meeting last evening a.
the homo of Miss teNtie Davis ou
south S.. rnth street. and large crowd
81 rr present
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Entertained win Evobr.

The Ladies' Moose Circle enter
tanned last night at euchre in Moose
ball. There was a large attendance.
and number OF tables were used In
the games. At conclusion OF the
games. refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-26

Services Buckley NJ. +. church. Edg-
wood. September 81. Sunday school at
$3.50 n. m. we have room for you and
good capable teachers will give you a
glad hand. Public preaching service at
II a. m. and 1:3O y. m. by the Rev. n.
y. Bowden. all are welcome to the SER
vices Junior League at 3 O'Clock. Pray
err service at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening Ladies' Aid Society on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock