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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

daushter. Mrs Mike Bertsehy on
Main street
Miss Elizabeth FlannaEan of Phua-
delphia is the guest o. friends In
the city
Gen ID A. HollinEFworfh. % CadiE.
Republican nominee Tor Congress In
the oyer-the-river ohio district. passed
through the city last evening on his
way % Atlantic CITY. 90 Join Mrs Hol-
llnEsworth. who has been spending
the heated term there Tor the benefit
Of her health
Mr.. and Mrs wan Miller and fsmi-
IS and Mr. and Mrs W Frank spent
few days with Mrs Annie Seabright
40 Sherrard
Mr.. and Mrs. John O Schenk are eN-
pected home from Europe next week.
Mr. and Mrs ID 81 Gsrvin and Mr.
and Mrs r. J Ornold left on a. auto
tour 10 Cincinnati
Mrs. Herman Heller and children
are guests az the home Of Mrs. John
Culver. az Sherrard
Mrs. Mary Doepkiu and family and
MI. and Mrs. Edward Schenk spent
Thursday ~ Folmars grove
Miss Helen johnson. bookkeepsr for
ne NeuralFyliue co. will 40 o. At
lanuc city Tor the bsnent OF uar health.
dagrbtsr 10 7t-l..i. E'ARg anl
lie Hlsaep : ne sGss, Of friends in
r. r. callahan. 81 This city. spent
Weanesday az Cameron trausaCuuE
Mr ana Nrs Charlie. nichols o.
Wood -dHle. viii leave to-day f8r Noun
tain Lac fark. where hr1 Will spsul
Mrs charles Bowman. o. Pittsburgh
j. Nisitius relatives az Woodsdale toI
= a.. Lsmuteuv general agent ~ the
Western Maryland. spent yesterfav bra
the city calling ON local railroad OFF,
" q. Howard general agent FOR the
'hieaso and Alton. with headquarters
A. pittsburgh. spent yesterday iu THE
city trausactlng business.
Or "a <. West has returned from a
two months visit 81 the west Re has
Te.oPsned his office Ga the sehmulbach
.M5s Georse s'ammT guest Mrs. r
NJ. Reed. Of Nev YORK has returned 90
George bludslb.fEer has rrturred
from the Printers National convention.
NEG IN ,,,,ri,qllN,idenoc. y J.
street. are spending a few weeks in
NSNSs lgrs s,9d other eastern points
heli. o.. are visiting Friends here
Mfr Robert FiIrhrist OF Tsrre Hnufe.
- IT.. ID. h' f-e Eu.-f ur her parents.
Or. and Mrs u u. Harrison On North
Rev. Ralph a Hartman. ~ EDGE
dale apent ia-t week ~ Shanesviil..
pastprate. where they bad a hiE centsn-
Nal end old home week
Hfs tnluh a harsnman. - Edge
dale. who has been o. boz parents home
in lfuDyrus ohio Tor the rnrf tHr,a
weeks. and hns undergone -n operation
a. The h0spitsl there ia r.znfrire her
health. but will not return Oh. Tf.H#r|fr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mr. p. Parker entertained last
evening in honor OF his niece. Mrs
Chandler J. Tucker. Of Newark. O. who
d. the guest OF her mother. Mrs 10
Feph Hall, on South Market street
dinner was served. after which a
social evening was spent The guests
included Mrs. Chandler ! Tucker.
Master Manfred Tucker. Of Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Stole. Mr. and
Mrs. J. y. j. Parker. Miss Virginia
Han. Miss F. V. Parker and s. p. Par
ker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
DAIRYMBN PICNIC
Annual outing Held out Ire Pike
Yesterday-przss Awarded IN
Various Contests

Tho Mi'kmen % Wheeling and v..
entity held their annual OUTING sea-.
ferfaT .0 tho oIf tho pike fiafrrr.
Tho Fraafrr part ~ the dav was
taken ul .n different athletic sports
and vac one of ffa most rrI ovahra a..
fairs rf Tho kind ever held bv the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them WIN a Veil. Remov.
Them with the Othine Prescription.

This prescription for the removal OF
ireckle7 was written by n prominent
physician and is usually successful in
removing frockles and giving "a sIea-
beautiful complexion that it is soid
hy p. II. Iau under guarantee 10 10.
fund the money N 30 falls
Don hide your froCkioe under n
veil. get an ounce OF ofhiue and DO.
move them Even the first few april
cations should show a wonderful Iw
provemonf some % the lighter frcrk.
les vanishing entirely
Re cure fo ask the drucEIsf fn- tho
double strength othIno Or Dr. this that
81 sold on the mcncv-hark guarantee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Several young men Of the Progress
siye Lyccum OF Big Wheeling Greek
viE give lawn-fete az Alexander
Camphell's orchard. on the creek. sat
urday evening. August p. Quite a
number OF young folks are invited
and very pleasant evening Is anti
cipated Refreshments will be serv-
ed on the grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

mis- evening az the Stratford
SpiinAs Motel a concert and dance will
y. si.en BY the hotel MANAGEMENT.
.lts- george Emblem has charge OF
,u. concert and two noted dancing ar.
. ~, VIII teach the late dance steps.
All are welcome 70 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mrs. Bernard y. Wilson. wife Of the
head clerk Of the new Windsor hotel.
viii leave tomorrow morning on an
extended Eastern trip. After a brief
visit with GlarksburE friends she will
so 20 Baltimore. Md. and viii later
visit Washington. Atlantic City. New
York city and other Eastern points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

on Wednesday evening a. her homs
a. Bethlehem. Mrs W p Wayman
entertained the Women's Adult Bihle
Glass OF the Bethlehem Union Sunday
school Mr. Elmer Bender. teacher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Miss Lillian schmidt entertained AZ
heF nome on For street. THURSDAY
evening. Tor Mrs. William Houser. OF
,oilmbus, who is the guest OF Mrs
FRED Sircohmann. Cards were On.
!oyed a. four tables. after which re-
Treatments we're served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
- 81 ccI-hration

The next event Of importance ar
tho Country Club viii be held Monday.
September 7. Labor Day There will
be numerous outdoor sports and
band concert IN the afternoon. Dan
cling viii be enjoyed a. usual in the
evening. Meister's orchestra viii be
present The usual fine dinner viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Of the brides mother Mrs Anna HAN.
sb&9 thapline street. a miscellaneous
shower was given IN honor OF Mr
and Mrs Harry Frey whose wedding
occurred last week After tho as
fembllng % the guests and the de-
livery 81 the presents. which were
very handsome. th" evening was spent
Ga daucing and music Refreshments
~ sensonablo hour added 20 tho
enjoyment OF the evening The house
was prettily decorated In yellow and
white Those present included Misses
lucille Clark. Rhca Manion. Jennie
Jones. Anna HlockinEer Helen Ha-
his. Ethel HDneToth Lydia Ermhof
Mabel Schemp Susie Couley. Uuda
Run. Alma HOruer Lillian Callahan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

HIrFnft - Peters Run vrsfar-
lel ifI from an apple tree Dol which be
blalnF apuIrg End received alfrrf
s'sn1inr broke arf NJ Hurkeff 80
-nhr tl IRE GROUND several ferf h~f1ar
hia injuries VII not prove serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Ansrnoon Luneheen

Mrs Joseph r PAUL entertained
with luncheon az her home On
Hawthorn Couu Thursday afternoon
for Mrs Anne r. Palmer 81 Phila-
delphia who Is the house guest or
Mrs. Alfred PAUL The AFFAIR took
place early In the afternoon when
covers were laid for.
Misses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Cor Mra p,Ir,..

Mrs Alfred PAUL will entertain with
an informal tea this afternoon for
Nfs. Annie Palmer. OF Philadelphia.
who Is her guest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mabel Walther. Louise Walther. SIR.
and Mrs. Harry Donahue. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Frey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Dance Party

The following Is a copy ~ cards re.
cevied by friends here.
Nj and Mrs. John Coleman
cordially invite you fa. b. r~ara,.
81 dance
u" oe EiFen lu honor Uf her DAUGHTER
'iara Rose and Marie Elizabeth
Windsor Hotel
w tninE S"ptcmhe second
% hair after eight o'clock
r A. " p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mcclure Arthur = White. Werner
~pIiman. Bernard WrCo-mirE
charleston. j g. Nunneu Parkers-
burg. Miss Edyfh " Findley. o.
Pleasant. J B Crawford. W r Ow.
ems. Cameron. j O. Prichard. Pair
mont Geo = White. Weston. A
Wlk.nson. HUNTINGTON % Jarvis F
lrei Geo p Rice Wayneabura pa
. TT Dickson. New MarinaviIa. .
Klein " White. Fairmorf. d.
GRIM. s Dayton. phIIprI.
l.auf Law. Jane Lev. Geo H Horqf.
Charleston
Grand Central = F0rfe Resus-
VIE. o.. vs. = Fisher Zanssrue. o..
bfursWicF p. p Ray. Cameron
3 T. Clru CtUcofre. O
stamr p vs. uoIrn rrrr..frv--
%. VIM p. Barr CisvFUIa. Pa. 50
o.. IauEfI1 Hoamar. " Va ~ So
llei'rirk H H Groves. Marietta. Cd 4.
lrh1' bon..ffIa smifhfeii. 3D.. q. BE-
Woof'er krnova
Miss Eurro B0rlrr has returned
from Canton where che rrerf a
month with friends
A. o. wilkinson. of Hrrrrrfr-
Deputy Income TAX agent arrived .r
ffr city yesterday and attended f-at
r'Erf7 meeting 0f tfa Grand rofss
s. % o. 49,
Hrr Louis Bennett 4f Weston VIII.
arrived MrIrrafaF fr IrrE arr-
business Interests hero Irf, rs.t
rIErf Tor Pittsburgh on buaIrras
Rev David vs. Howard former
rector no e. Matthews r. r -ru--r
of THE city. but rou residing In No-.
l1.r va. Irf iart uIehf f1- Ns~
York fo meet N-s Howard ana
fauFhfsr. who viii arrive there .-
few GAYS from ENGLAND. where thew
have been spending the rsst several
months Rev Howard has been ina
guest of Mrs sophie Carr ~ pIras-
art valley f1r several favs
Niles shirley WONT of The Island
fae accepted position I- fra orira
cf TIE Belle isIe Bathing Beach 90
Mrs Meyer and fauRhfe- ~ Nor
walk. o., are guests Of Mrs Meyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
For Mrs Hou..,

be served. with covers for all wheel
ing society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
SOCIETY


The Port Henry Chapter. Dausht.
ers Of Revolution. held an outing az
Applegats q Wellsburg viii entertain
The ladies In September a. bethany
The party will leave here ou fh- car
and be- met az Wcllsburz from when
point they viii be- taken In autos GO
the residence az Mrs John Barley .
This AFFAIR viii prove the most en-
joya Bile ~ the season
Members % the Fort Henry chap
ter are.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
If Times Were Not Ripe for Change
All Queer "ists" Would Make No
Impression, He Believes

Of pictures yields the greatest rest. ac-
tually enabling one to do more work
per day with less fatigue.
1t is so refreshing to get up from
ones desk for only "A few moments and
lie instantly transported far away on
the wings of the Imagination of q
painter.
1t is a rest. n complete rest. for the
tired brain cells to lift ones eyes from
ones work and gaze at a picture-the
effect is like unto that of distant music
waited through the open window.
OF all men in the world, the busy
American is most in need of pictures
on the walls of his office.
There is a great opportunity for mis-
sionary work in this direction. Why
should not the many organizations such
as Friends of American Art" &C.,
whost disinterested purpose is to ad-
vance art. organize a movement the OBJ
jet of which will be to place. by loan
ing, If necessary, pictures and small
sculpture in the offices and business
haunts of the busy American man. and
So create new demand for beautiful
things?
once fill a mans office with pictures,
he VIII be reluctant To let them so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Conditions in Liberia

~ 1SHOp I. Il. SCOTT. whose arrival
- from Liberia has already been
announced, gave a Sun reporter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
30 WHAT WILL FOLLOW ECCENTRIC TSNS" in ART? gz4
Arthur Jerome Eddy Explains the Value
Which Lies Behind the Ideas-Nothing
Fundamentally New About Them

YUST what the result has been Of the
recent exhibitions and Juror over
Cubism and Futurism in art Is ex-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
BIG CLASS
GRADUATED
NINETEEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
LAST EVENING
EXERCISES WERE fine
DR.. LOREN D. ASBORN, OF UNIVERSITY
OF COLORADO, DELIVERED
fine ADDRESS

The largest class In the history Of the
Hot Springs public schools were given
their diplomas last evening at the
Morris Grand whore the commence.
ment exercises, the last event of week,
were held. Despite the inclement
weather large crowd we're present to
honor the boys and girls who have just
completed . successful high school
career.
Dr.. Loren D. Asborn, Professor Of
Sociology Of the University Of Colorado,
delivered the commencement address.
The doctor is . flne speaker, . very
learned man and his talk was master
piece.
Following his address, O. 8. Eastman,
president Of the board of education,
presented each Of the graduates with
their diplomas and complimented
them highly on the work they had
done.
With the Junior.Senior Prom at the
/. o. O. F. hall on this evening the
commencement week program Of the
class Of IA will be matter Of history
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
GIVEN WARM WELCOME

Editor Of the Deadwood Pioneer Times Given
Warm Welcome by Members Of Fraternity
Lead Call: Exceptional and sincere
we're the compliments paid w. H. Bon
ham, universally known through tho
Hills as the editor of the Pioneer Times
since early days. upon his retuen 70
Desdwood to again take up the reins
and direct the affairs of the psper
which has won recognition and q place
In the best homes throughout The
couptry, as the oldest paper in the
Hills. Editors from all over tho Hills
we're present last evening at the Dead.
wood Business CLUB. calling in business
men, clubmen. and prominent and
pioneer citizens from Dead wood. Lssd.
and other Hills towns. nor did the club
spare anything In making the reception
q strongly felt affair, and most Of oil .
hearty and sincere Welcome to Mr..
Bonham's home coming.
There were splendid sentiments
voiced bp President Randall Flanders.
Mayor N. e Franklin, Mr.. Bonhsm, In
response, Ed Warren. editor Of the
Queen City Mail, Harry Goddard, Of the
Edgemont Express, Ed. Handlin of the
Stnrgis Press, John T. Heffron, G. II.
Grace Of the Lead Gall and George v.
Ayres.
The meeting closed and delicious
luuch was enjoyed BY ell, while an
imated conversation and good wishes
we're exchanged between the poineer
editor and his many friends, who voiced
the sentiments and wishes OF the people
of Lead, Deadwood and ell the Hills
towns, In paying such q flattering trib-
ute to Mr.. Bonham,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
GAIN IS NEARLY SS, ,0oo,o 900
Big Sum Added To Dakota State yaluatioa
This Year

Pierre, 8. D., May 29th.-Practioally
100000, will be added to the state
valuation this year through title pass
ing from the government 70 private
ownership BY final proof in the differ.
ent land districts Of the state. Nstur
ally the largest percentage Of inorsass
is In the newly settled counties in tho
western part Of the state, but some Of
the eastern counties will receive . small
increase. The actual figures. based on
. like assessment of that Of last year.
will be N,s34.2l0, With Trip county
gathering the largest ratio of any Of the
counties, showing q gain Of el,72s,7s4.
Other counties with large gains will 30
Hardiugs, 043,5 $50; Perkins, sS45.540:
Meade, 1914, ,07S. Roberta county shows
greater gain than any other county
east Of the Missouri with $466,6ll. The
counties OF Brown, Clark and Brook.
tngs gain approximately 5000 each by
new lands.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
WILL TOUR EUROPE

Party Will Leave Here Saturday Evening
For Three Months Trip.
A party composed of Mrs. Estslle
Carrier. one of the members Of the
faculty of the School of Mines ct Rapid
City, Miss Katherine Juckett and
Leonard March, Of this city, and Miss
Esther Qusrenberg, Of Rapid City, will
leave here Saturday evening for sum-
mer's tour of the principal cities Of
Europe. The itinery Of the party asfar
as they can determine will include the
following: Leave Boston, June 9Th on
the White Star steamship, Canopic, the
flrst stop of Importance being Gibraltar.
From there they will sail ;or Algisrs
then to Naples. From Naples they 60
to Rome, Florence, Pisa, Milan and
other points In Italy. then to Bsrnss
Switzerland. At the last named place
they will attend the national celebrs-
tion which is held during the summer.
From Switzerland they will journey up
the Rhine to Cologne and Amsterdam
and then back to Paris. From Paris
they will cross over 10 London and to
Edinburg and Glasgow In Scotland and
will sail from there for New York about
August 1st.
Mrs Carrier, having made the trip
two years ago, will have charge Of the
party and barring accidents they are
sure of q fine time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
STATE HOME NOTES

w. w. Pinkerton returned last week
from an extended visit In Seattle,
Washington.
Mrs. T. NJ. Greer 10 confined to her
rooms in Canyon Cottage with severe
attack Of rhuematism.
Col. T. G. Orr and wife returned last
Sunday from fort nights visit with
relatives and friends in Wyoming.
Montana, and THE state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mslloy, who hsve
been visiting home folks In the eastern
part Of the state arrived home Tuesday
and report crops In fine condition.
The members Of the Home Study
Cluu. enjoyed very pleasant outing
last Tuesday. The Home carriages were
placed ct their disposal and the first
part Of the program was sdrivs through
the most interesting parts Of the city,
leaving the Home ct ton O'Clock. and
promptly ct twelve they arrived ct the
Hot Syringe House where they were
met by their husbands and treated to
an excellent three course dinner. pre-
pared especially for them. Those pre-
sent we're COL and Mrs. T. g. Orr, Mr..
and Mrs. Cornell. Evans, Bronson,
Coonan, Wells, Belts. Paxson, Marshall
and IaOoe, Mrs. Hoffman. Misses Belts
end Warner, Rev. Case and wife, Dr..
Wilcox, and Messrs Frazier and Barnes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29
ARRIVED HOME SATURDAY
Col. and Mrs. 7. 6. Orr Arrived Home Satur.
day From Extended Trip East.

Col. and Mrs. 7. 6. Orr Arrived Home Satur.
day From Extended Trip East.
Col. T. G. Orr. superintendent of the
State Soldier Home, accompanied by
his wife, arrived home Saturday from
two weeks trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr left
here May 9th and their first stop was at
Sheridan. Wyoming. From there they
went to Billings, Montana, and from
there to Dickenson, North Dakota.
While at Dickensen they encountered .
snow storm which caused them to spend
three days there before continuing on
their way to Mott. North Dakota, where
they have son who is in the banking
business. They spent Ave days at Mott
and started on their return stopping at
Aberdeen aud Huron for short time.
They also attended the state encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. at Redfleld and the
Colonel introduced the motion to make
Rapid City the place for the next on.
campment which was carried uEani-
mOusly.
While ip the eastern part Of the state
the Colonel was boosting for the home
coming week at Sioux Falls soon. He
is president Of the Homecoming Asso.
ciatlon as we'll as the founder Of the
organization. As suggestion It might
be we'll, In fact 1t would be Q mighty fine
thing II Hot Springs would arrange for
party to escort the Colonel to Sioux
Falls for this big event and BY 40 doing
tperphaps land the next meeting In the
Hilla
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29

body Ia the auditorium, there greatly
enjoying the commencement program.
The essays by the graduates were fno,
the music fine, but the seniors Of Hot
Springs were proud Of Supt. lacy with
his address, "The Golden Now.
Following the presentation Of di.
plomas, the happy bunch left for homo.
Most of the care making an unusually
good run. However the car driven BY
Mr.. Sheets baked about two miles and
q half from Hot Springs. Luckily the
load was composed of boys, who joyous
~ ~ pushed the Car into town. This
trip certainly formed fitting climax
to the list Of parties and banquets
given in especial honor of this particu.
lar senior class.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-05-29

Mrs. q. B. CLARK; secretary, Mrs. Fouke.
treasurer, Mrs. Bentley; Mrs. Glattly
who refused to accept the offlos OF
secretary for another year, was given .
rising vote OF thanks for her efficient
service Of the past three years. The
hostess. assisted by Miss Theresa Clark
served dainty and delicious refresh.
ments' At length as the membsrs
realized it wac time to withdraw to
their several homes, they departed OK
pressing best wishes to the hostess who
had given them such Q delightful
memory Of beautiful day.