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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN.

Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Bonham. an Enriish
girl has succeeded In crossing Africa
with only a cOokboy and porters as her
escort.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson has a farm
near Eaton Rapids. Mich. which she has
managed for the past 80 years.
IL u said that Chimes girls take more
interest In American life and poTitics
than their American sisters.
Among the vast crowd Of grain grow
ers from the west who visited PhiladcI-
phia recently were SEQ girls who have
taken up the outdoor mode OF work.
The duchess OF RoNburghe. VINO was
Formerly Mac GOelet. OF New York. has
been IGNORED by Queen Mary OF England
oy being made mistress OF robes.
queen Mary OF England is a lavish
dispenser OF Christmas gifts and takes
particular pleasure in selecting presents
Tor tie children on her long list.
The Washington irving high school for
slrls IN New York city has a class In
dressmaking where the girls make their
own frocks at the small cost OF 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
POLICE COURT.

Thrces up. That the hest that the
morning session 81 the municipal court
could muster yesterday aud one Of them
was considerably bOyish. one hod cas-
rier, with "a considerably dark complex
ion. gave his name as Hardly White. a.
~ ts "a settled fact that Do was hardly
white. This youugster had been found
by Offtccr Bero migrating over the
streets iu e. half stupid condition. caused
BY booze. lie made "a wouderful appeal
20 Judge Jordan. who gave him the get
away sign Or e. suspended fine Of $40
aud costs.
j.. r. Campbell was considerably
-uused az the corner Of Eleventh nud
Market streets. Tuesday afternoon and
got 30 days for his trouble. Chrric4
IiairIu was arrested near the a. Il D.
depot yesterday morning hy Detective
'le1rF and drew the sum OF g. and costs
ur go dHrH.
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they occur o. n rare and precious talent
ne man or woman who has 81 better
:, ind than a hve-pOuud note. as
stephenson puts 10.
\ laugh 3D. such a disarmirr thine.
~ piercfs poses. takes the sting out ~
~NnnFHnCcs and rOuts rrltabtity-nU la
the ~fNiuklirE Of an eve.
We whu laT learned 90 love and laugh
has learned f0 live.
] once knew o. man. who had more
LHu the AVERAGE human beings ahars
~ annoying uegularitics. Ills first wife
was Cd woman with a nervous tcmpera-
infuf ana very little sense ~ humor.
ana she tretted and protested ana mas.
gcI AND TUNED herscif o. death aenirI
these ue~1.liarItra.
~ soon aH the second wife was inc
stalled Hur also ram up gains the an
n"}lnE traits. but Instead of frettfna
she laughed Nuf. you understand. a
superior cor irritating laugh That, Of
course. would have Infatuated her hus-
band ard made him The more obstinate
iu DTS ways But just a. friendly. die
Hrminr laugh a laugh with him af bis
own UerIIIurIurs She couldn't really
.HrN IIw ne.HlHs hr was H Otto fuu odd.
hut hr removing the i%rritart OF frrffui
protest Hut aul-Nfutirr fIr dIaIufsrf-
ant OF laughter. che certainly has done
wonders
'fn fo lrHeh lt arrlt noes ami vou
VIII NH.r fHE0 fu"f about Nalf the Gloom
an4 u~nNturIre"H uuf NJ Nfe.
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p following resolution was adopte1
AZ ne recent biennial convention:
Resolved. That the clubs cooperate
with Uelr agricultural colleges ara
h~pusehold economic departments Ia Mold
lh& household conferences in every CON-
mllltN. and ~er-deaNor TO open those de-
In their public schools Tor
extension purposes. and furtf er. that the
CLUBS study those phases OF home eco-
Monies mat VIII introduce into the home
the same scientific Standards thar per
wade other helds Of labor.
ADOPTED July 8. 1912. and referred
ul lhe biennial convention 60 the De-
pSrtnnent OF household non
There u perhaps 20 need for me TO
express my sympathy and interest In ali
mat YOU are doing. and my exceeding
desire - 20 be helpful in any and every
particular.
Cordially yours.
Helen Louise JoEnson
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"Cozy Corner" the attractive bunga-
low OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. Don Merrfman.
near Wheeling park. was again the
scene Of n pretty SOCIAL event Wednes-
day Afternoon. Mrs. Merrimau enter
tained her lady friends with an after
noon tea. the hours being from 3 TO s..
The rooms were decorated in yellow
M~arguerites and s-napdragons. Green
cry was a. to almost cover
the walls n at intervals were vases
OF yellow blossoms.
Before a pyramid Of palms and other
potted plants the receiving line was
formed and composed % Mrs. ]. Don
Merriman. Mrs. g. 4. W. Norton. Mrs.
oscar W. Burdats. Miss Laura Stifel.
The dining room was dainty in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

Ihe members Of the Carroll Clu are
making blk preparations for their an
uuAi Inlldrens party 10 be held at their
siNb FRIDAY evsntng OF this week. Mrs.
I~hOflar beattte h chairman OF the az
TAR and viii be assisted by the follow
ing Mesdames Charles Aul. T. Brady.
p Billiard. william Burns. J. NJ. coll
ms James Doyle, James GllliEan. Mary
Hoffman. Margaret Hoye. seth Hook
IN, =. klug. Frank OfBrien. y. Riester.
W y Kemke. e. 4. smith. N. J. stevens.
Harry Iruschel Margaret MinEcrter
and william Wingcrter.
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Don't overlook this. but gather up
your pictures. art calendars. etc. and
bring them TO the Gift Shop" as early
as possible.
Remember. also. that Nicoll is nov
Offering many very desirable articles
at reduced prices during January.
or course you know that all work of
TINS nature done at the Nicoil Art
Store Is guaranteed TO be first class.
Better than ever" and more sat
isfaction TO the customer will be the
motto for the popular Gift Shop" dur
ing 1911.
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Engagement Announced.

\ number OF young people were en-
tertained at the home % Miss Marie
Meintel at her home in the East End
Tuesday evening The engagement OF
Miss Agnes DeNan, Of this city. former
~ OF Bellsire. 20 Mr.. William HenniE
was The date for the we'd
ding Is February Is. The following were
the guests:
Misses:
Marie Qutgley. ParkerSbLrg.
Agnes De Van. Mae NcGfutv.
Lena sch le~rnatuzcr. Edna
Clara Hennig. Marie Quigley.
Mary Browning. Mary Connolly.
Elizabeth Donahue. Rose kirchgesener.
Marie Meintel. Alice otto.
Regina Holman. of
Messrs:
William Hennis. Thomas Murphy,
Gilbert Shepherd. ollie Smith.
Joseph Carey. Tom Donou
Charles Smith. John Holman.
Modern Prisciilas.
Mrs -. q. Dumy entertained the mem
bers OF the Modern Priscillas az ne,
home In the Seybold apartments We'd
uesday afternoon. Sewing was enjoyed
after which a luncheon was served. The
following were the Members present.:
Mesdames:
Harry Breidenstein. VIII REeidenstein,
VIII Made. Henry Hackman.
Mrs. Pease. u. o. Duny.
John Netzgsr.
Misses:
Lillian Schmidt. Josie L~ipphardt.
Ttllie ~Lipphardt. Loretta Seybold.
Sibella Seybold.
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GET FRAMING DONE AT NIC0LL'S
DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY
opechl Attention viii BE Given To All Work Brought To The
Gift Shop During January.

Right now is the best time for you
TO bring in your pictures and pictorial
Calendars 10 Nicoll's to be framed.
Special attention and prompt deliv.
cry Is promised on all work brought I'm
during the month OF January.
Just now there is a special offer
being made on Ladies' hand bags and
other goods in the leather line-aII
hrst class in every particular.
Ut you have pictures lying around
which o intend TO have framed. this
VIII be a good time TO see Nicoll
about II.
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CARD OF

The committee who were in charge
of h Red Cross Seal sale wish 10
thank the merchants who so gener-
ously allowed them space during
the busy Christmas season: TO the
various church societies of all de-
nominations; to Miss Sarah Hazlett.
u her corps of able assistants. al
the post office; to each and every
y who. In any way. contributed to-
ware MAKING the campaign such a
success.
Miss Agnes Nc. +. Wilson.
Chairman.
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ton. left Tor ~CoviuRton. Ky. to- visit
relatives before returning home
Miss Anna Kessler. who has been
the guest Of the Misses Charlotte and
Lorena Schenk. has returned 10 her
home 'u Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Warwick. Of South Wheel.
ing. tas returned 90 her homo after
an 'xicudsd Our Of the Western
stapN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

An announcement which will be
greeted with delight BY a great many
VI the city's dance devOtees. f. that
invitations viii soon be issued for the
dance TO be given by the Young Bach
club at the Carroll club Thurs
day evening. January -.
Wrights SaXaphone orchestra will
the music. and with such an
all receiving an invita-
ton are certain to attend.
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Axiom kanen.Niaitr

This afternoon and evening az the
Arion hall the members will enjoy
their chicken kafee-visite and Mrs.
Ed Kirchner is in charge. Following
the games OF euchre. five hundred and
dominoes. a chicken supper will be
served. There will be dancing in the
evening as usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

AeCHri'.e to t0s ssrustes Of o. A
lIimsiE one of uHa hr.t authorities on
ODE cuban .rHr production. the fna,
neures Tor the ial2-ia sugar output a.
cuba were or centrifugal 1"s.57Bfof
bags and of moi1ss,a ..gar -11.sst hn--
making O. total of It.nfts1 tsre. or tho
equivalent of Hf.H.4fn tons ~ agr
pounds This IT. Iu fN-r.a III fha ,~.D
Hf fN.f.f. hU about rFn 600 tons aud b..
practically double The erop % ave year
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

tor slight burns put the part instant
ly in cold water, or cover il with moist
ened baking powder. and then with a
Wet cloth. When the skin H. destroyed
the point To he attained * 20 exclude the
air. do this by covering the burn with
sweet oil, vaseline, linseed oil. carbon
oil. lard or with -four spread thickly.
on n linen cloth or ON cotton batting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

Coast Eolks

A play entitled Coast Folks was
given last night in the German Co
lumbia Club rooms under the auspices
OF the st Alphonsus Society. A large
audience was present and the play
was well received. This evening the
play viii be repeated and by arrange
ment OF the committee i'm charge. all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
Afternoon Luncheon.

Mrs. Jesse s. Bremen entertained
with an afternoon luncheon AT her
home In Pleasant Valley Tuesday for
Mrs. Black OF Charleston. who is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Harold
Etz. There were foul tables and fol.
lowing the luncheon bridge was en-
joyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

The Art Do 1rtment OF the Womans
club will hold their meeting at the
a. o. U. W. rooms Saturday instead
OF at the Y. w G. 4. rooms. Hereaf-
ter all meetings OF the Womans club
will be held at the A. O. L. w. rooms.
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For Miss O'connor

entertained Monday for her cousin.
Miss Anna O'Connor. whose wedding
takes place in February. Present
were Virginia Moore, Marguerite Eb-
bert. Helen Gorsuon. Angela McFad-
den. Marie Clendening. Anna O'Connor.
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yellow shades and 20 invite tn guests
In here we're Mrs. Fr~d FarIE Mrr
Baird Mitchell and Mr.. Arthur Srif.I
MrH- Harry Gee and Mlss Nell SfffeI
poured the tea while Mrs. PRED Hehr~ua
Ing.
helsters orchestru d~iscorxed An Al
uactiNe prozram OF Late selections and
seNeral hundred ladies called during
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

The girls OF the friday nXht club
classes are reminded OF the club night
this wees when the classes will be re-
suned. sewing. English and English
Tor foreign girls Any girls interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

An excellent covering for burnt sur
faces ~ made by mixing common whit
ing fused In Kitchens for polishing pur-
or even water. in a thick paste. with
this tho burn Il carefully covered by
means OF a feather. taking care not to
break the blister. then the whole paf.
Is covered with cotton cloth and kept
clean and moist.
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Garden Thestr. psr,v

Miss Eleanor Ripley Of the Island
entertained a number of her friends
Tuesday with a theatre party at the
Garden theatre.
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Charity Whist

The Charity whist will be given at
the Island club rooms this afternoon
and In charge are Mrs. A. l.. Kraft and
Mrs. Will Gutman. Prizes will be
awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

Grafton has = Eift schoiarships 20 he-
st9N on neefy Young women. IN addl-
tlon % nose In college the federation
"a also two GIT scholarships In bust
ness cnflerea
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Prof. Webster A. Sill OF Bethany
spent yesterday in this city on bust.
ness.
James II. Beans has returned from a
brief business visit in Pittsburgh.
A.. NJ. Holderman of EIkins was
among the business callers In the city
yesterday.
William Lamping of East Liverpool.
o., attended to business matters here
yesterday.
Major Charles n. French OF Cam
bridge. o., in commend of the 2nd Ohio
Regiment. Boys Brigade. spent a few
hours with local friends Tuesday.
W. A. Williams OF Barton was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
II. 5. Williamson of Pittsburgh. Pa
is in the city looking over business in.
t%erests.
r. +. NOsbur OF Columbus. O.. is
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days.
Miss Agnes Kemp. OF C~larksburg
returned 10 her home yesterday. after
visiting Miss Kath crime Ritter. al No
1915 Market street
Lewis Williamc was removed FROM
the North Wheeling Hospital yestor-
lay, 10 his home at No. 455 Market
street.
Chief OF Police Boyd. OF S~istersviIIe.
was a business visitor In the yester-
day.
Charles VI. Tough. of WoodlaNn. left
Yesterday for Cameron. where he will
spend a few days on business.
w. J. Cummins and VIII Creuse of
this city. were bushes visitors at Tri-
adelphia yesterday.
=, p. Tough. Of Woodlawn. lef. YES
terday for Cameron. where he will
spend a few days on business.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins returned TO
me city yesterday at noon rom Ia.
annapolis, Indiana. where she has
been visiting schools during the hot.
day vacation.
Miss Emily Hobbs. OF the East End
spent yesterday In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Anna Blond. Of the South Side
spent yesterday in Parkersburg. the
guest OF friends.
Kenneth Mcmahon. Of Pittsburgh.
wa in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary kirChuer. OF the South
. who was badly burned "a few
weeks 3 IN an explosion AZ her
home. Is again able TO be out and
around.
Albert Erb. OF the East End. spent
yesterday in Pittsburgh
Roy Lee. OF Dayton. was "a business,
visitor in the city YESTERDAY.
Miss Lisetta Cook. OF Martins Ferry.
has recovered from q slight illness
clyde Blake. OF Detroit. Uas "a busl-
ness visitor in the city yesterday
Miss Dorothy Fischer. Of the East
End. will return To- Mt de- Chanial To
resume her Studies tomorrow
Mrs Harry Travis. OF the East End.
is confined 90 her HON, by illness
Miss Kate Byrd. the nurse. o. on o.
visit to her brother Mr.. Lyle Byfd. in.
ParkcrsburE
Miss Margaret Monroe. OF the south
Side. has returned 90 Bethany 90 re-
sumo her studies.
Mrs Joseph slender. who spent q
few days i'm the city. has returned
to New MartinsviIc
Mrs Nary Schcuk and daughter.
Mis- Charlotte. are the guests OF friend s
in Pittsburgh
Mrs Henry Zilllkon. Of WcIIsburr
was the guest Of relatives ln the cIty
yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs ". y. Cecil. who have
been he guests OF friends Boz Hunting
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Young Bachelors Dance.

children under - years. ~il be ad.
mitted free.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
woHAN's CLUE CALENDAR

Thursday. January 9.
100 p. m.-Woman's club. Wellsburg.
udson house.
Thursday. January q.
200 p. m.-Study club. Miss Leona
Adams studio.
Friday. January ..
$50 p m.IWoman's club. Mounds
Vile. Mrs. Geo. Barr. Jr.
Friday, anuary 9.
800 p. m.-Woman's club. Wheeling.
civic department. A.. o. L.. W. rooms.
Rev. L. 4. Brooks
Saturday, January 10.
SOC p. m.-Woman's club. Wheeling.
art department. \ q. L.. W. rooms.
Saturday, January 10.
500 y. m.-Collegiate alumnae, Mrs.
John Mcclure.
Monday, January IL.
500 y. league depart
ment. 4. -. L. w. rooms.
Wednesday. IA.
$500 p. m.-Music department. study
hour. Mrs. ". VI. Browne.
Friday, January l6.
500 y. Events depart
ment. Miss Harding. \. %. L.. W.
rooms.
Friday. January az.
500 n. II Economics DEPART
meUt. Miss Fothergill, a. O. L. w.
rooms.
Wednesday, January "a.
500 p. department. Re
cital. 4. q. L. W. concert hall
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F. & S. SHOE NEWS.
Rubber Specials
For Thursday Only

Mems extra high cut Rub
Der Boots, made of first quail
ty new gum CD on
All sizes ....... OcsCV
Mems ArticS; the high 4
buckle kind with storm shield
protection; special 81 ~
.ly priced at 80. OI.tC
Children'S RubberS, all sizes
p pIai to- storm or 39c
pam .
Ladies' first grade RubberS,
Tl'G1r storm or 49c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08

Golden hair requires the most careful
brushing and cleansing. "a an Infusion
OF chamomtle flowers Is said to make n
good shampoo for a.. An ~ericsciOus dry
one is composed OF alcoholic ammonia.
hair an ounce; tinCturs or quillai. the
same amount. essence OF God ~violets.
two drains. and alcohol sufficient to
make eight ounces. The shampoo should
be applied by rubbing IL well into the
scalp and drying the head with a rough
towel. No water Is required.
An old pair OF kid gloves. worn at
night. after an ~astringent has been ap-
hands small and also in breaking down
the fatty tissues. However. ~ tine bones
are large. reducing the flesh will only
result In making the bones more promi-
nent. and the hands look old nd even
larger. II would be better to pass the
time making them soft and white. and in
keeping the nails well manicured.
There Is a mode OF using hot vv.t.,
which il an exceedingly valuable one.
10 is the habit Of taking a hot foot bath
every night before going 10 bed FOR
about 10 or u minutes as hot as ~ can
be borne. The effect OF this on the feet
ankles. is TO nh the vessels with blood
rendered apparent by their deep red
color-and this affords relief BY with
drawing 90 from the brain. Especially
after Intellectual activity. also after pro-
longed study or literary labor at night.
the tranquilizing erect on the nervous
system is very remarkable and guiet
sleep IS promoted. Let the highest tenn
perature which can be borne be main
tanned for at least 10 minutes by repeat
I'd small additions from the hot water
can close at hand.
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Annual Stag Banquet.

The first annual stag banquet OF the
foung bachelors club was held al
heir rooms Saturday evening. Janu-
an :. 1914. Nuf Sed. as this affair.
rom all standpoints save that % at
tendance. not only equalled but sur
passed all previous club affairs. The
diminished number was due TO the
oigh school IRE. which claimed the al.
IGNITION and time OF a great many The
one whose loyalty TO the club and
interest In Its affairs ook them TO
me banquet despite outside attrac-
lions. did not regret their choice. as
;hey ~thorouhgly enjoyed the evening.
As a preliminary Z the evenings
pleasure. Mr.. +. y. Montford. the re-
string president. was made the receipt.
mt oil a handsome presnt from his ad.
niring n aDpreciative fellow-mem-
0ers. A presentation speech was made
ey Mr.. W. II. Walters, after which an
excellent turkey dinner was served.
followed by a smoker. Some good
were made by the club men,
0ers. n Mr.. Walters. the newly
elected president. earned great praise
o the creditable manner In which he
performed his duties as toastmaster.
Not one thing married the pleasure OF
the AFFAIR except the absence OF the
treasurer. Mr.. n. r. Nelson. who is
confined to his home suffering with
rheumatism. As n fitting close to the
evenings merriment. the recently
elected officers for 1914 assumed their
n0gta
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The January meeting OF the Drama
league OF the Woman's club will be held
AZ the \. @. L. W. rooms Monday Janu-
AIRY y. at ; O'Clock. The story Of the
technique or the drama VIII be continued
under the leadership OF Mrs. Kelley. and
me members viii give heir cOnsidera-
tlon 10 the second act Of THE Second
Mrs. fanqueray. the reading OF which
was begun at the December meeting.
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The Loan Scholarship Fund OF the
Iowa Federation has passed the two
thousand dollar mark. Twcnty-one girls
been helped by this committee. four
or whom are now in permanent positions
and have begun 20 pay their loans back
in small monthly payments. The fed
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Ihursday evening. January :. the peo-
pc OF wheeling viii have the pleasure
OF listening 70 one OF West Nirginla'S
most gifted daughters IN the person OF
MISS Edna Ellen Mullen. Al tie Carro~
ciuh she Viii lecture on something for
NothlnE. a topic which will deal with
ireland and America The HihernfanS.
VINO have charge Of The anair. have sold
a great number OF tickets and "a large
audience u assured 10 greet this Won
dertul young lecturer. The people OF
pittsburgh say they have never hearc q
better lecturer on this subject and in all
the cities throughout the east she has
met With success. The peo-
pic OF wheeling are proud to have such
a listing uished parsonage In their midst.
ahd people who like "A witty. interesting
seI5u.er VINO mas lots OF snap and vim
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| About People
movements OF individuals to and
From the City.
TRisTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTELS.

Melure-W. j. Calvert. Clarksburg.
William Lohmeyer. Charleston. w
Mcknight. Cadiz, o.: &. Howard,
GAINESVILLE. o.: James p. Forrest
Bango; a. F. John. Overlook. Pa.
6runswiek-A. J. Clark. Steuben.
Vile; j. NJ. Werner and wife, Greens.
burg. Pa: John Hartley. Fairmont:
;. G.. Cowles. East Liverpool. o.
Grand CentraI-George l.. Love
Mansfield. o.; William Lamping. East
Liverpool. o.; +. l.. Rill. SteubenviIIe.
o.; Charles +. Hutton. GAINESVILLE,
George W. Snow. Old Town, W. Va:
w. G. Mccall. Butler. Pa.
STAMINA. NJ. Holderman. E1knis,
W. Va; F. W. Beebe. Coshocton. o:
william +. Lancaster. Akron. O.; John
II. Miller. Fairmont. W. Va: f. NJ.
Arbogast. Marlinton. W. Va: Webster
\. Sill. Bethany. w. Va; c. W. Suter,
Moundsville. W. Va.
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B.s Audis,c. win Listen.

Helen Louise Johnson.