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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13

ney. He's got oceans OF money and
can afford O. lose 5000 In only
poor Cnrtall Lew. his younger broth.
er. Thee my name writ Inside Of
my card from the lodge See?"
Fales saw ana Earned q sickly vel
low. There was n murderous look In
his eyes
"Over you go anyway" - screamed
angrily. "iou'll tel this TILE up aud
down the streets until''-
"Stop Il minute beloved Captain
Phinney. turning suddenly I'm the
slackened belt His right hand few
up and rested oD his left shoulder. and
Fales looked into the round. blue bar
rel of very efficient looking revolver
"Get down to earth--quick." ordered
the captain in his quarter deck voice.
Fales snarled and reached forward.
There was Il report, and the upper
part Of his helmet was blown from his
head. Tie durted back. his pale blue
eyes starting with fear He looked
ridiculous with stiff locks of carroty
hair sticking up through the torn he'll
met.
"You-old- bandit" he gritted.
"You going to take me back to
Squirrel Harbor?" roared the captain
angrily.
Without word Fales' feet pressed
the rudder bar. and the monoplane
circled widely and turned toward the
southeast. As they fed toward home
Captain Phinney observed the face Of
the aviator with growing surprise and
recognition in his own ingenious coun.
tenance.
"Ding bust it, he suddenly yelled
1--WE placed you at last. Won cheap
kidnaper! You're jeremiah Fenwick's
nephew-the one who stole $500 from
him and ran away to study aviation.
guess you've studied it, too. and now
you're studying how to get a whole lot
Of money without much effort Well.
young Teller. here's my proposition:
You land me safe and sound in SOUR
rel Harbor and ri not say word
about this matter.
I'll keep mum about it to everybody
except my brother Ben, and I'll swear
him to secrecy, too. provided that you
spread these here wings Of yours and
fly away from these waters rs far as
your money will take you. see? If you
don't. by cricky. I'll telephone to Nick
Wayland. and he can write up the hull
business for the New York newspaper
he works for Now what?'
Archie Fales scowled down at the
determined little man behind the gun.
you Win" he said sulenly.
You'll keep away from these wa
ters?"
Eyes. You can bet I'm not going to
place myself in hazardous position
muttered Fales 1--WE been offered
job in California. and guess I'll
take it,"
81 advise you to-" returned the cap
tain heartily. You'll find it heap
healthier out there than it is around
here" he added significantly.
In silence they few the rest of the
way back to Squirrel Harbor. and it
was very much subdued aviator who
shook hands with Captain Lew rhin-
ney and saw him stilIly alight in Jere-
miah Fenwick's field. \ dark youth
in leather jacket and helmet was
waiting there He glanced Surprisedly
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13
KIDNAPPED BY
AN AIR MAN
Novel Experience Of a Retired
Sea Captain
By CLARISSA MACKIE

"Ho-humr' yawned Captain Lew
Phinney as he tipped back in his chair
and scanned the heavens with calcu-
lating eye. II reckon it's going to
rain. Indy"
Mrs. Phinney looked up from her
stocking basket and her thin nose curl
ed scornfully.
Seems If | hadn't nothing better
to do than to watch the weather I'd
find something" she complained.
The front legs Of the captains chair
struck the piazza floor with sudden
Earring sound. His good natured face
was dark with anger.
"Lindy," he said solemnly, when
came back from that last wye to
Cuby, with malarial fever eating the
life out Of me, we decided that we
had money enough to keep us COM
fortably off the rest of our days.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13
Commits sfoners' Notice.

In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob Furrer
deceased.
We the undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
in and for the County OF Shiawassee, State OF
Michigan. Commissioners TO receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against said estate do hereby give notice
that we will meet at the Office Of w. A. Seeg-
miller in the city of Owosso in said County on
Monday, the 18th day of April A. ID. 1914, and
on Monday. the 18th day OF June A. d. 1914. at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF each OF said days
for the purpose of receiving and adjusting all
claims against said estate and that four
months from the 18th day OF February A. ID.
1914, are allowed to creditors to presenC their
claims to said commissioners for adjustment
and allowance.
Dated the 18th day of February A ID. 1914
DRYDEN II. LAMB.
=. 5. G. PHiPPEN.
Commissioners
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13

amt had no reason to change my mind
about it, and as for laying around.
you amt fair to me.
I'm up at dawn every morning, and
If / get my chores all done by
o'clock and am ready TO help you with
yours. why. I'm entitled to loaf the rest
of the time if | want to. but don't
really do much loafin." he went on
anxiously. You remember. Indy,
made $l5 last month selling fish, If
you'd only consent to my going into
business with Ham Terrell we could
place Of his. And
Here Indy Phinney interrupted with
shrill objections to her husbands in
vesting any part of his savings In the
boat building business, although it was
well known that Ham Terrell was
rushed with orders and could make
money hand over fist If he only had
sufficient capital to work with.
At last the captain damned his blue
cloth cap on his bald head. and, with
last indignant glance at his wife, he
trOtted down the path.
Soon he came to the end of the road
which had terminated in wide rolling
field flanked on all sides by tall woods.
In the middle of the grassy field was
large monoplane, resting lightly on its
four rubber tired landing wheels
Fussing around the machine was q
young man clothed in snug fitting
aviator's suit with helmet pushed
back from his carroty hair.
The aviator spied the captain at the
same moment, and he came forward
with Outstretched hand and most en-
gaging smile of welcome.
swell. Captain Phinney, how do you
dOT he asked heartily.
"Middling well. How are your? ask
ed the captain dazedly. for he had no
recollection Of the stranger. II reckon
it's one of them fresh summer board
ers that used to guy me last year." he
muttered to himself.
"Fine-6ne-you got my message,
eh?"
Messenger" echoed the captain.
ny, yCS' ocht IVY uOWu W
your place asking you to come up here
and try trip in my new aeroplane-
some beauty, ehW
II never got your note" returned the
captain slowly. IT reckon it came aft
er left the house. Funny you should
Invite me to take ride with you, be-
cause. hang it all, young man, / can't
remember thing about you - so
therer'
The youth laughed cheerfully.
Don't blame you bit--there's so
many redheaded chaps in the world"
he said easily. But I used to 60 fish
Ing with you last summer, and I re-
member you said once that you'd sail
ed everything except an airship and
you'd like to try one So as / was fly
ing over Squirrel harbor / thought I'd
stop off and take you for sail Want
to go?"
"Well. thunderation. Mr.. - what's
your name-eh?"
"Fales-Archie Fales. captain"
"Oh, yes! Well. Mr.. Fales, I'd like
to go nightly. so ] would. No dan
ger. eh?"
Fales laughed. safe as rocking
chair with me-" he boosted. You're
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13

GET DOWN TO EARTH-QUICK! ORDERED
THE CAPTAIN.
at the old sailor and stepped into the
seat just vacated by the captain. The
motor whirred. the monoplane glided
away to rise for her flight, and the
little crowd of villagers who had been
waiting there for Captain Phinney's
return gathered around his gallant lit
tie figure.
His keen eyes roved around in
search Of Indy.
''She's gone home." volunteered some
body. So. after he had told them that
he had had q most interesting trip in
the air. but that he preferred the solid
ground under his feet. next to rolling
deck, Captain Phinney sought his
home.
Indy welcome him back as one
from the dead, and so noticeable is the
change in her attitude toward her hus-
band that many henpecked husband
of Squirrel Harbor threatens to take
an air trip In hope Of cure for nag
ging wives. But Captain Phinney
smiles secretly when he thinks Of the
hair raising danger Of that thrilling
ride and how narrow had been the
margin that separated him from death
IN the old quarry.
Lindy's irst words to him were:
"Oh, Lew, I've sent word to Ham
Terrell that you're coming over to buy
an interest In the businessv
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13

1t Will Stick to you always. of course
of Neuralgia, Lumbago, rheumatism, etc.
Yard rolls 81 90; regular size 25c. At all
druggists or direct by mail from
Davis q Lawrence Co., New York.
Sample size mailed on request, &c. stamps.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-13
Notice of Registration of Electors.
electors OF the City of owosso:

To the Electors OF the City OF Owosso:
Take notice. that The several boards Of
registration for their respective wards in the
CITY Of Owosso will meet In the city OF Owosso
upon Saturday, March, 21st 1914 for the pur
pose OF registering the qualified voters OF the
City OF Owosso to vote 1T the primary election
to be held upon Monday, March 23d. 1914 Any
elector who Is not already registered or has
changed his residence to another precinct
since last registering will be required TO
register.
The several boards of registration will meet
at the following places
First ward-No. gil N. Ball street
Second ward-Owosso Times Printing office,
T.. Main street
Third ward-City Hall, e. Main street.
Fourth ward-Fourtn Ward Voting Booth,
s. Water street.
Fifth ward-No. 1905 West Main street.
Said Boards Of Registration will remain In
session from eight o'clock in the forenoon
until eight O'Clock In the afternoon.
March 9Th, 1914.
ARTHUR Ii. DUMOND,
City Clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Martins Ferry Briefs

Joe SavelsberE returned last even.
iu- from Loar. O.. where be- spent sew.
tral DAYS on business.
SIR and Mrs George Rasset return
rd yesterday afternoon 90 their home
I1 Kentucky
r.. p HoEo and wife left yesterday
afternoon in their Loz.er touring car
FOR Bethesda to spend a few days
Niss wrench. Of Pleasant valley. -
bore fhe guest OF Miss Isabelle Haynes
for the week end
Nrs Baker Boyd and two children.
rived lu this city Yesterday 10 spend
faw daya with So and Nrs = O.
Tanroh1l Of Norfh sixth street
Mr and Mra David James are
pending q few dave 40 HrfHrFda rn-
.u.lns tr" tnaufauqua Performance
Word vac received from Mount NDr
ron Yesterday f0 The effect that Conner
Thomas. con ~ SIR and Mrs John
Thomas. of N0-th -Ixfh street vas
.rwevhaI Improved
Ur 7 ISL rus1 viii leave this after.
noon Tor HIftahurrh 90 spend "a few
iHFa nr hTs.nr.. Hr viii Do accom-.
panied b. r.a wife end Two rrIdra-
u nu w.I proceed fr rurnruHf Lake f1
pond IA IHrr" wreka vacation.
William Evans returned yesterday
from Mount Clemens whore rH rrrrf
several weeks for tho benefit of bic
health fir reports that nf .s fnrIIra
One and was much benefited hy The
frrafmenfr.
Misses Mary Woods and TauIror Dol.
turned Iaaf evening from "a few days
stay af the summer home % SIR and
rrs Howell Jones on fhr CoIaraIr
pike
WFrdham Lewis OF wilmington.
Pa. Del home t0 spend a two weeks va-
cation uith nls parents on Carlisle
street
Wilbur Mcfarland u seriously 81.
af tIr homo nr IrInr.1r street
Lois HarIry and Mary Eeka return.
"a f0 their homes Uni Fast Liverpool
GLADYS Keller D. 0uE after being
confined f0 her home fnr several days
John flffor 90 r0'rra.u uaa In town
yesterday on business
NarEaraf Poland win leave Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Charles a Peterson. corner Eighth
street and Warwood avenue. has 70.
turned home from "a business trip TO
Pittsburgh. Pa
Rev Ralph A. Hartman. Of Edg.
wood. was a business visitor in town
yesterday. visiting some OF tho mem
beers Of the congregation 81 the Luth-
eran church
Harold Roby. % Eighth street. Il
spending some time visiting friends
IN Beallsville Ohio
Work a. progressing rapidly on the
building Of Welshan's house on Rich
land avenue. South Warwood
Fred Smiths new residence on
North Warwood avenue ls completed
and he expects 90 be moved BY next
week
Many people have been passing
through town in automobiles going on
business Oh the up the river towns
Miss Laura Windcr ruon YESTERDAY
visiting a. the home of her sister
Mr l. n. Hoffman,. 81 Warwood ave
nue.
Mrs 7 = walden. az South War
wood is spending some time visiting
friends in the state FOR a few weeks
Or and Mrs Conrad Peterson. ~
New York. have returned after a brief
visit a. tho home Of Nj and Mrs
Charles Peterson ~ Warwood avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Mrs. Clarence Gibson. we're the guests
o. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis NAylor. sunday.
Mrs Lake Howell was a Barnesyille
visitor saturday
AIR and Mrs William Fisher visited
az the home % their son r. = Fisher.
sunday Mr. Fisher returning 20 his
home sunday evening caving Mrs.
Fisher for a longer visit
Several from the Ridge attended the
cake walk and festival az No school
house saturday evening. All report q
good time
Mr. Wood Campbell OF Ouvett. spent
spent sunday With the family OF his
daughter. Mrs. Orville McWilliams. %
Sueldel
Harold Shafer. OF Spcidel. who vac
30 severely hurt last week by a large
barn has fork becoming disconnected
and falling upon him. Il improving
nicely at his home
Mr. and Mr. Lin warrick. OF shady
side, passed through Speidel. SUNDAY.
IN their car. calling on "a few OF their
friends
Misses Luella and Ethel Goodman
and Clara Johnston OF Spctdel attend
- the Grange picnic az Hartley's
Grove. Saturday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Fisher. o. Baruesville IN
tho evening
Olivctt and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Out
land OF GAINESVILLE were guests of
Nj. and Mrs Noah Purkoy 81 Speidel.
Sunday
Mr.. and Mr. Lewis Foreman. OF
Speidel are spending few days with
the family Of their daughter. Mrs r.
Mrs Mary Mcmillan. Of stumptown.
visited her son Dallas Mcmillan OF
oliyett. Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

''N'HN eNNNNa
Charles Holt. OF this city. has re-
turned from a visit with relatives al
Washington. ID. g..
Thomas Carey. Of Guernsey street.
LEFT last uight for Cambridge Springs
Pa, 90 spend a few weeks
Harry Lazur OF Gas city. Ind. D.
visiting his mother. Mrs Elizabeth
Lazure. on Harrison street
Earl. son OF Mr. and Mrs Homer
Althhr. OF Noble street d. VISITING
friends az Morristowu
Mrs. a J. Norton and daughters. OF
Rose hill. VIII leave today for a two
weeks outing 40 Mountain Lake park
= A. Hagedorn. Of 81 Clairsvill-.
candidate for nomination for commits
tcrday.
John Booth. Of Dennison. O.. was %
visitor ln the city yesterday
Miss Emma Miller. OF McKeesport
Pa, b. visiting relatives In the city
Ralph Nicholson has returned from
a visit with his brother. George Nich-
olson. OF Cleveland
John lockwood. 81 this city. has 70
turned from Milwaukee. where be at
tended the Moose convention
Mrs n. a Nen OF Noble street.
mas returned from visit with rel
auEes at Addison Pa
Clarence Fawcstt. b. spending A few.
days. with friends at Mansfield
Miss Lucille Niuigsn is visiting rel
atives at 81 ClairsviIle
Hunt. OF BarnesviIla. has re-
turned home after a visit with SIR
and Mrs. Harry Thompson, on Thirty.
hfth street
The regular meeting OF the chris
ton Women's Board OF Missions of
she Christian church. met last ntEnr
% the home 81 Mrs John Luke. on
Noble street Mrs NorrIIIa division
had charge OF the program
william SrIvrly and Arthur Rich
ardsun. Of p0whatan were visitors Ir
the city yesterday
Mrs G. S MCNey and daughter. OBJ
Harrison street. are guests OF FRIENDS
90 Monaco. Pa
The valley Athletic club OF So.
b"ilaire viii g.ve "a dance Saturr-.
evening
J "a McCraw was "a visitor in Barn
esv.lle Yesterday
william Mccormick has returned
Co Homestead. Pa. after spending ID
week with friends .r the .fv
Ioseph Carey. uf Guernsey street
VIII leave today f1r "trip fo Nf.rr
uC city and New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Bridgeport Briefs

Miss Nellie PHILIPPE 90 Pike street.
LEFT yesterday for Toledo
Frank Woody. Of Rush Run. was In
town yesterday on business
Mrs James Dillon returned 20 her
nome lu RaNeuua after spending sew
eral days With relatives
Henri johnson OF Marietta. was a
business visitor Boz this city yesterday.
Mrs isaben, MordIe. of Brooksida
returned from Canton yesterday
James Cabot and family left yester-
daN for Bethesda Co spend several
day.
Mr. aud Mr. Edward Bouar return
20 home from O. short visit az Pitts
bIrgh
Misses Gertrude and Elizabeth
keogl.'r returned yesterday from
Cleveland
Mrs FRYE and daughter returned
home FRO am trip iu southern West
Virginia
VI D. Blackburn OF Heudrysburg.
va. FOO town Yesterday on business
Mrs e. b Enl1W. OF Evansville. Ind
lH visiting relatives here.
Miss Mae Martin left yesterday for
N' "PhiIadeipca to spend several
Sir Sunshine. 90 Cleveland. Is
spenling several DAYS wish friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
1t is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our aitru4iie nature irnpsls love f,r a..
ccolrE Infant Ana a. The sane tf--s
tle subject n motherhood ~ ever t.sfor.
ua To Know what % 90 that vii s1d
% ne rhyri-al comfort 81 srre~fa1t
rnotnerhcod o. a. subject that has f-fs--
ested most women - an times. On ~
the real helpful things n an srfsrr.f
Abdominal Application soid in most a.
stores under The name q sqfoftsrs.
Frierd" We have known % many rr.,f-
mothers. Who Orb their younger a.,
reled upon thia remedy. ard ehs recon
mend % 90 thcir own daughters that Il
certainly must - what ~ nass f-ff-
Gates They have used @ for ~ dirs-t
Influence upon the muscles. cords. liza
ments anf tenfons e. 70 aims b a-1-f
relef from tne strain and pair 80 ~fta,
unnerrsrariiy severe during the perias Of
expectancy
Hte-y woman should mention ss'foshs-.-
fre11 when the rt1-iz r. the slffs~t ~
-ferratirr. An irfrre-sf-r rffs 49,.
p raled free uro- Application % p-af-
t.f trgl.af1r Co. eos Lamar pfv
Aila0a. Ca o. rsfrrs f9 r-srv fr.-rs
th.t women DID,. fr read about
F.' RI r-.rurIrrI q bottle % .atf-st..s-
Frcna to-day and write flr thd L.sl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

fnr North Manchester. lad 70 vlslg
relatives for several weeks
George ". johnson Ms q business
visitor AZ 81 ClsirsFllle yesterday
NJ Roscoe Oug Was A. ColeTaia
yesterday on business
Roy Helfcu % ClaFksturg Il Wait
i-E his parents here
Mss bFss Bishop q NeilsnurN a
spending the seek With M George
Johnson or Pearl street
GeorEe ThornhurE % 81 CiAirsviue
CANDIDATE for Prosecuting Attorney
vas ir town YESTERDAY
william Evans returned yesterday
from Nj. Clemens where be hAs been
faklrg treatments
Mrs. Baker Boyd and children
Helen and Lawrence % sharon. Ia
are visiting her parents for several
days
Mr snd Mrs r X Hose and Mr.
and Mrs.. David James we're a. be-
ttesda yesterday.
Miss Marion Wrench OF Pleasant
Valley IL visiting relatives In this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Interest la the European conflict ls
running high In BellaIre and almost
ed OF all nations involved. can be- seen
talking on the crisis Many foreign.
ers, especially Austriuus. Germans
and others. are anxious. a. many OF
them have brothers serving iu some
army. Apparently there Or no desire
by many Of the foreigners 90 reufru 20
their native lands and hrht for the
glori1cation OF their rulers many Of
Them stating that conditions iu thia
country are better for their happiness
and welfare and they viii rpmuIn.
and Will only return when their couu.
tries are Threatened with elimination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
WARW00D


The regular monthiy meeting Of he
toAru q eduCAtion % Richiand disfrict
- held last evening l1 The orc. o.
ne county superintendent % schools
~ me city building All the msrahsrs
81 the board we're present ana much
business vas discussed One matter
tnat Sas brought oct Vas The plan for
MAKING Improvements 20 some OF the
SCHOOLS before September The 1Ani-
lQfs we're given their Instructions 10
oesin the latter part % The month the
sork OF cleaning evergthtng 90 that
tne school rooms will b. in readiness
ior The opening % school on the eighth
aAg ot september. Il a. not known
Bow things viii b arranged A. a..
mem bers expect an increase In me
number OF scholars. and a. Is thought
That the buildings viii b. crowded
flans Tor the new building wsrp
This matter viii b. discussed Al tho
uvNt meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
HAY FEVER VICTIMS
SHOULD TRY THIS
SIMPLE TREATMENT
This Simple. harmless Remedy 10
-asins Great success IN Curtna
ray Fever, Catarrn. etc.

Hundreds % people In this lOcalit,
have tested NoStrtola Tor HAY Fever
CafArrh. Group and Kindred affections
and all speak highly o. the treatment
NosfriolA f. - simple. harmless an
useptic. cleansing. healing hahn. east
- applied and no waiting for results
The Ncrtrtola treatment quickly
reaches the soue innamei Innings OF
tte air passages. heais the sore Spots
and strengthens the membranes 20
that they can resist attack and thus
wceplng spells. 80 much dreaded ~
the Hay Fever victim
NostriolA costs but a trine--less
than half cent a day. and brings more
real relief than you ge; for dollars tn
vested IN many so called" cures
Ask yoar druggist about Nostrioia.
and set a 25c tuhe today. You'll wish
YOU bad tried this simple treatment
sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Local Party In Camp

a party composed Of the following
oui me pike people are spending sew
eral days camping on Buffalo creek
near West Middletown. Pa Frank
~eibcrt. Gus Hoirt. VIII Heirt Bob
Emmerth Louis Dlmmy. Frank Schane
and few others The party r. com
posed ~ about ten persons and re-
ports coming from the camp are 20 the
eject that they are having the time
OF their lives They will probably "a
turn the latter part Of thfs week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Bio PAY DAY.

one % the biggest pays that has
been given 20 the employees OF Tho
hchland Coal and Coke COMPANY Of
south Warwood Tor some time. will
De paid out saturday afternoon and
evening 10 the employees. Some of the
foreigners are planning 10 leave for
the old country where they will take
part In the fighting for their nation
IL Is thought that as soon as the for.
elgners leave that this will give more
room Tor the American people who are
Out OF employment az the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Teacher prsIses eelisIrs P.opl,.

VERY seldom DO men turn down of.
ferA for positions especially when the
oner "a larger In omolumeuta than tho
position they now hIl However. that
IN what g 3 McNoy. principal Of tho
local hiEh school done Yesterday when
offered the prinCipalshlp of tho Sfru.
henvile High school 40 a much larger
salary. Mr. McNcY's reason Tor NOT
accepting the offDr Was that hc dif nor
want 20 part with his Heila.re pupils.
and lastly that HalItIrr people are
the best he has met in bite Ions years
% experience az n school teacher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Regular monthly meeting % the
council OF the Lutheran church Was
held thls evening az o'clock 40 the
residence or l.. 4. Nolte OF Eirht.enfh
street Most OF the members we're
present and the evening was spent I'm
discussing the giving OF a lawn fete
u is thought that the people viii dc.
eide on giving one the latter part OF
The month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Meeting ThIs Evenlne

Regular weekly meeting OF the
=, hrls Tan EndcaNor Society % The
Presbyterian church viii be- held this
evening az ! 30 o'clock al the church
on Twentieth street AL are invited
70 be present and the evening viii b.
enjoyed az special subject has been
picked. BY the leader. Harry Lucas
After The meeting some business Nil
oe tAhen up ana dlacua.nL