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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

se--cd % have sv.rythtag hs 90,
sar ia 10 rral ioa yart eash
L-stter~ccd cane NJ ne track lks
tghtning sash. ~inrine th- trsf
- rival LsAther~ccc ~as award.1
siik unhr~lla IN each event prizes
we're AWARDED 20 the ~tnnsrs
Athie,ie cen,ssta
TIE INSULTS follow
Girls race. : years Ant uvder-Mn-
dryd kruhn. first prize. unbreskshle
coll. Helen swan. second prize doll
ladies' race-Mrs J Hagan. nrst
prize. water set. Nettie Prayer ssS-
ono prise. rock crystal berry bowl
Riil rosting contes,-c. c. Kneps.
nfst prize. safety raror. sam warfsul.
second Prize. one bali cosen linen
BOYS race years and under-John
hachman. FIRST prize. Baseball and bat.
franN Evans. second prise. baseball
BOYS race 20 Il years-H Mar.
nner. nrst prize, baseball and glove.
haeerstick. SECOND prime. baseball and
glove.
Boys race. u 60 rs years-N. Grey,
nrst priEe. base ball hat and glove
John Hare, second prize. base ball
sack Race. boys under is-willlam
uuikham. hrst prime. base ball bat
and Fiovc. Robert crawford second
prize. base ball and glove
Potato Race. boys under ie-Frank
FOOL. nrsi prize. base ball bat and
glove: Carl Habcrstick. sccond prize.
has" bail glove
Swimming RAce-Howard Mariner.
hrst prize. gold medal. :. Hubbard.
second prize, silver medal, John Hare.
third prize. bronze medal
Carl = Leatherwood. nrst prize. silk
umbrella. RAY konler. second prize.
hall dozen linen handkerchief
Masonic Club Race-isew Steenrod.
nrst prize. travelling set: ollie Ora.
ham, second prize. hale dozen linen
Fat Mems 2oO.pound Race p.
Fox. FIRST prize. safety razor: William
hycott second prize. pair slippers
open-Air Concert.
IN the evening at O'Clock n short
concert was held In the opsn-air thea
Ter by the Masonic Glee Club. Sew
elal interesting selections were PLAYED
ana SUNG by the members OF the club.
which delighted the vast audience OF
several hundred people. Another fea-
lure OF tho evening was the dancing
IN the pavilion. All OF the amuse-
Inents or tho picnic ground were cen
ters OF attraction until late in the
''hAh - " AhNs rs whole. WAS "A
very pleasant and ENJOYABLE one.
The ball game between the Ollie
Graham and the Sebie Graham teams
during the afternoon AZ the Masonic
picnic proved quite interesting and
exciting. The Sebie Grahams cue
o'eded IN winning the game by n
score of IL to s The contest was
regarded by all baseball fans as the
best game that has been PLAYED this
season and the event was witnessed
by several hundred admirers OF both
teams.
Lineup.
The line UP of the two teams were
as follows:
Sebie Graham -Connors. G: Woods,
D: Workman. ID: Nightengale. Oh. !.
Graham. 81. Armbruster. SIS; Hare,
IL. Dittman. CT: Whitman. ri. Ollie
Graham-Smith. c. Graham. p: koh-
Ter, SIS; Haller, ID: Shorts. 2bs Lub.
3D.; McCammon. CT; Lake. H.:
SChambra. If.
Score by innings:
Sehie Graham -. Ii230 5-I2
Ollie Graham ..... 3 COOS p s
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MASONS ENJOY
ANNUAL OUTING
NOSE Tp.As 800 MEMBERS AMI
FRIENDS oATrER on PICNIC
GROUNDS.
iuterecnra Atnie,is Preera-, Nas
Sise7-eascoau Game a Feature
-Oanctna IN ESerins.

IRE fourth annual outing and picnis
OF TIE Masonic LODGES % this city and
Nacinity. which Was held yesterday.
foved decided success and Vas
WI attended. u u fully estimated
That over ..sNO Masons. their families
end friends attended The event. which
vas given under the auspices Of the
MasoIic club OF this city
Masons 81 all the lodges % the
Wneclinr district. including Rcllaire.
Martins Ferry and bridgeport. as well
~ other towns throughout the Pan
hsrcle district we're In attendance 20
C'iloy the various athletic sports and
her brought their baskets well allied
With plenty Of good things 10 eat.
containing all the dclicacles OF the
- ason. thus giving them the privilege
81 spending the entire day and even
hE NJ the picnic.
Due credit must b. Eiven the Nom
ttrs OF the committee on arrange
renis for the splendid manner IN
hich the event was carried out as
the members OF the committee put
forth a great deal OF effort and time
in order TO make the day a success.
- well - pleasant one for the mem
eers OF the fraternity.
In the evening a splendid athletic
program OF field sports vas carried
cat. In which great deal OF inter
est and enthusiasm was manifested IN
each event. by all ~ the boys and
girls Ps well IS by the men. one 90
the most interesting features. was the
open race for men. in which quite a
number participated Among those
In the race was Carl Y. LeatherWood.
champion racer 81 the West Virginia
University and the winner OF eight
medals OF honor. which ne has won IN
athletic events. In the preliminary
one hundred yard dash. Leatherwood
trotted alone ahead Of his closest
opponent with perfect ease as he
out for gas. electricity. hot and cold
water Every detail r. being arranged
for the comfort ana convenience or
Patients. and Barnesville will have
~
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walnut street near sixth. the Rev.
marry l.. HadleN. rector. sixth sunday
after Trinity 500 =. m. carly ccIebrs-
goh OF the molly communion: s:l5 a m.
sunday school: 1889 morning praVcr
ana sermon. subject. Necessary Good
ness 1;l5 p. m. choral cVensong and
mort musical serNtc's without sermon.
Inc members OF the congregation will
klndlN note that the evening service viii
begin promptly at 7:lj O'Clock. and viii
conclude al 7:tS ''
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Comou Plea. Court so. I adiourne,
today Nll furuat 10. whom there Viii
ho c'"an up day before the Septom
bCr term
VIM " C1ttle vs. Annie vurpbv
suit to 10 ad .ufrcf owner Of prrpr-
~ On an auditors tax deed
Mike Della Ncochia ve Nsrv Dott-
Nocchi8. Jno O. Burna announced
receiver 20 collect rents. etc
bridgeport Savings and Loan Co
We. Annie Wendell o. al. asd Helen
deed ordered
Jefferson Building and SAVINGS Co
t7 Mary s. Bates. o. al. las Nc
Guirc. o. a.. and Alice Doraiff a. al
suits in foreclosure
Mrs. e. T. Concv We w s. Torr
soft JUDGMENT confessed for "a Qsd fF
Jane ~ Crawford hos begun AN In
junction suit against tho CITY of sieu
fonville 20 enioin them from evcavat.
ina for water works purposes ON part
Of her land
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warm Argument.

Quite little excitement "a. arou..s
laHt evening when several local men
we're IN an argument over the wet and
nrt petitions- The argument became
N.rh When one man made several lofty
b.ts ana Challenged several byrtanaer.
VINO could not see things his way Tn-
are umtnt stopped when the officer was
seen making ms way 20 the corner.
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Autoist Arrested

. Inc Bellaire police are enforcine
tne ordinance compelling autofsts 10
stop their machines while street cars
arc discharging passengers William
=. SchaHer. Of Wheeling. was arrested
yssterday AFTERNOON for the violation
ot me ordinance He was taken be.
fore Mayor Wassman and fined S. ana
costs ~ "tiH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Many Phases Enter strIk..

So many phases have entered the
coal miners strike causing a more
complex situation The refusal Of
Governor Cox 10 send troops III cane.
ing much caustic comment Ills ad.
vice 70 sheriff Anderson TO force men
70 serve as deputies TO guard the
mines against an element that has no
regard for Law. o. being bitterly con.
dcmned. And u D. likely that In the
event OF The sheriff carrying out the
Royefnors Instructions The county Jail
will be fun. a. many mon dccI9re
they viii DOT serve. Tax uayers saw
they arc paying TO maintain n state
militia aud eco no reason why they
should be compelled 10 guard proper
~ of rUeu whose actions for wears
has ended In tho agitation that has
been Witnessed Boz this vicinity for the
past few days
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per.o,.I snd o,h.n.,..

Harold Rutter. of North Chestnut
street. will leave Sunday for Mans
Held. where he has accepted a perma.
nent position in the drug store OF Ira
Ftnsrock. one OF the leading drug
gists of that city Mr.. Rutter recently
passed the Ohio State Hoard of PhaT.
macy. and has many GAINESVILLE
friends who wish him success.
Mrs. Ethel Kell, of this place. who
was recently operated upon in a Co
lumbus hospital. is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Moore and chill.
dren, of SteUbenville. are here for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Lane.
OF South Lincoln avenue.
Otto Reishman of the Hendrysburg
neighborhood. has been spending a
few days here.
Mrs. Phoebe Outland and daughter.
Miss AIDA, OF Pittsburgh. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Berry, of
Church street
Claude Cunard. of this place. has &C
cepted position with Adams Bros.
10 run their supply truck from this
city 10 Fairview. where they have the
contract fer paving the National road.
hauling their supplies from the y. a
o. station here.
The ladies employed in the dress
making department of BradheId's
store VIII take supper this evening at
me Mccartney tavern at Hendrys-
burg. They will make the trim in the
new Bradheld Winton six.
MT. and Mrs. I'D Allen. Of Cam
Fridge. have been enjoying a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Allen. OF
south Chestnut street. and taking in
me Eagles carnival They returned
home this morning.
Miss May Wellons. Of East Main
street. entertained the members OF
me Happenin Club on Wednesday az.
ternoon NJ
MISS Helen Hermanson. of Chicago.
IS visiting at the home OF +. ]. Hutch.
49, VI ,NoIth Nnestnut street.
Mlss Mattie Thomas. of Cherry
street, is homo from a visit with reis.
tives at Woodsf1eld
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SHADYSIDE
AT The PIKE THEATRE.
Changes Program
Daily.
Admission - &
--oiIiisstcn S<

anf vsu tr.oun an~n~ "a. n-ttr~---,
lrntlr, clse az ~ hnrrs tfs nrsf -
ilia ftlsral ccclrrcd Thgrs-
FER Pcrhatan
a ARE number - lcsal rerrl~ wII
ave ttis uloruirE Tor FoNhatan vhs-~
tnel VII risit the etrlp % fhs io-ai
NJ n, pers - NJ Lo~ai f.eHtor rhev .lii
~. 80 : ntne street paraes ana ccrenlons--
thls evening
Lawn Pete
Ne rnernhs-a - TIE ladies Aid 80
49, ~ the Mount Tiun Baptist church
nelu a AVN fefe LIST evening On she
hssn % Nrs FiiEa Gordon on sh~
1870 ~ hWn was decorated and
retreshmeuts we're served
noulers 20 Hes,
The hov iers ball tesr, viii rs. to
CAY, a. they we're unable 10 arranF. n
same Tor the day rnd have not -rhed-
Lled Eenns for Tomorrow hut thev
nave challenged several teams in tht-
vicinity for a same Tomorrow.
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Bapust r1cnte.

The Baptist sunday school will hold
Us annual picnic at steers Grove to-
oa% me wagons viii leave the church
a. O'Clock prompt and the Martins
y cry Taxi Go. viii take people 20 the
grove Tor the same frice as the tickets
ranged for the day
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BLUM BROS.
BEIiAIRE

-.
gay
To-Day wiil - the busiest dav
since a.. 49, =. -.
Tfrls.., q. q. .....-l.,
=. ~
~ -'N ~. p@Fta q toe storc-~e
~ oner
IAcN-x .ifL ~. 49, -.
Waite bfs-k 80, =
Price Nlc
- -. -.
81 - l 49, e2'"fs-Ali pret-
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VIII Arrange seres.

The msnager % the bridegroom PLAY
GROUNDS nine viii probably arrange a
series OF games with the ReIIairo nine
tret represents the Playground OF that
place. The first game OF The sert.s ali
StaIl saturday a. the bridgeport
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to start all the pumps and fans IN
the mines In the county that have
been forced TO suspend. The operators
nave not yet expressed an opinion on
the matter, some declaring that IL
was not safe 10 place the engineers
and other repairmen at work. How
ever. IL the reports from the sheriff
oince are TO be relied upon an effort
viii be made today to start the work.
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James c. Venham.

James c.. Venham. aged SO years.
died at his home on Union street. Fri.
DAY morning at . o'clock. following a
lingering illpess. He Is survived by a
wife and several small children. The
funeral services will be conducted
this morning, and the remains taken
10 Powhatan for intermCnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The choir Of the Welsh conpr.ra-
.i"nsI church held business meeting
g. ~ church last evening. and several
business matters we're discussed ais,
the sunday music was rehearsed
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o'oTF' PyeF'. - NeT Na'amoras
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Mr.. James 4 Campbell ana bride vii
| leaNc this morning for their future home
az AleNandria. Ind. whore they Will
Start housekeeninE The young couple
! were married Thursday evening AZ ne
nome OF The bride. Both are well known
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wife Beaten Arrested

Alonzo DeCoia. of Twenty-first
street. was arrested yesterday by HUI
name Agent TrSvers, charged with
W1e Deating. He was arraigned be-
fore Squire Minder, pleaded not gull
", and was placed under bond for a
hearing this afternoon.
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Last evening a. the home OF sfre
James Forterheld. north % town. ere
tnh hcr daughter. Miss Rhea entertain
~ Misses Jennie Madden. 81 Fresrort
snd Wilma Mitchell. Of Elm Grove The
dinner was served IN the large dirirg
room. which was beautifully decorsfei
.9r me ahatr and cosers were LAID Tor
MF.11fneF JAY p0rterfeld Harry uo~r,,
.nd GEORGE EurFette Misses Lulu Love
gladys henderson Leila Williamson and
Ir-.Ln nrIro- Of Nrrln n wv
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broadway Tennis camps returned yes
tsrday morning from Freeport where
1oyed a FISH dinner Thursday evening a.
they caught % fish Thursday after
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Guarantorr Met

inc Euarantors OF the Chautauaua.
Het last evening for the purpose ~ de-
NlslnE plan 20 sell the remainder or
INC 80 tickets which they were expect-
20 I" dispose Of. as n small portion Of
lne number were sold The remaInder
OF the cost win have 20 he patd nv tbe
promoters II they are not sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The Monarchs. of BarnesviIle. who
were supposed TO piav a. me Td,.f
low ING alleys. cancelled owing 10 "A
carnival being held AZ that citt. but
nc game VIII be played next week A
Very interesting contest IL looked for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Noolnh furney. Of cleveland. Is her.
',,Ilns trends FOR several days
MISS MYRTLE Williams has returned
i'pin several weeks visit in Illinois
lawrence cain, Of Bethany college a.
""r,. ipr several days with his Tarentg
day evening eH Ahuis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Thev often speak Of women thus.
They cannot throw a stone" But
then.
The looks tho charmers cast a. u.s.
Ana. oh, tho marks thoy make OF
mcn'-1udre
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\ number 81 friends and a few rels-
uNSs Or Or. V. y. Citizen. Of this piare
slied last evening az his home on West
Malh sireet and gave him a surrris -
THIS being his birthday The evening
Wa spent IN social wav and NJ thu
close refreshments we're served
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Thrce Gan, Series.

The Loyal Mems IabIc class OF ~.
thfi-tian church. wtlt meet the LOYAL
son bible class nine Of IN. came
ball beginning next Saturdav amen 49,.
tlrst same viii b. played On Hoyies
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Miners Held Meeti.os.

several miners locals in this vicini-
" held meetings yesterday Afternoon.
There was no demonstration of any
KIND, and all the meetings were order
~. The strike situation was discussed
ana the matter of permitting the
pumps and fans 20 operate was also
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For eeneft of Hosnltal.

The first Of a series Of bake sales
10 be conducted by the Ladies' AuxiI.
larry 70 the Bellaire Hospital Associa.
Ton viii be held this afternoon in
lhe lAnkWorth building on Belmont
street The room has been donated
by Dankworth Bros.
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The board held a special meeting La a
evening IN the ofrice OF Or n. \. BLACK
iord on North Fourth street The meet.
lnS was called for the hiring OF teach
ers ana for several matters concerning
We retair work now being done on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

street tommissionsr Jones had his
tncn working In the upper end Of town
yesterday uud thry cleaned The sr,,.r.
~ tlarA addition 1ncy will continue
the Noe IT. thtt portion OF the cits Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

olive teddy. the young daughter OF
officer Pete Rcddy. Is improvtnr a.
her home on North Fourth street. from
serious illness Of typhoid fever for
seN erai weeks. but viii not be out for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Al meeting Of the members OF the
Epworth league Thursday evening in
the NJ. r. church the following officers
we're elected. George Robinson presf-
dent. Gertrude Lewis. nrst vice preei-
dent. Edna Berry second vice bresi-
dent. Charles Williamson. third Vice
PRESIDENT. and Frances Mead fourth
Vice president: secretary Clara Rerr,'.
treasurer. Roy Henderson. and orRaniet
Kendall Ayers. After the meeting n
social time was enjoyed and refrssp-
ments were served. The next social OF
This kind will be held In two weeks
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Miss Florence -Rohling entertained a
number OF her friends Last evening a.
her home on North sixth street phe
evening was enjoyahly spent in games
delicious luncheon YVES served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
BELLAIRE
Remains Sent Home.

The remains of John Thias. who
vas eleotrocuted Thursday morning
while engaged at work for the Wheel
ing Electric Company. were removed
from the Bradley undertaking estab-
lishment yesterday and shipped TO his
late home In Nevberry. Va. The flu
neral viii be held there to-day.
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German Lutheran Picnic.

The German Lutheran SUNDAY school
VIII hold Its annual picnic Thursdav
ruly ~ on Pete Walters farm at Deep
nun. The committee has arranged a
very interesting program for the day,
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Miss Ada Chiiders viii entertain n
number Of her friends with a marshmai-
low toast Tuesday evening. which will
DC given on HeliinE's flat. west Of this
O.Iy. \ NUMBER % various games ana
amusements have been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Yesterday IN the clerks office n casa
was Med entitled Mary Pelkey widow
~ John Pelkey. deceased plaintiff -
Ihomas Pelkey et al. The petition a is
Tor 2 Partition ~ real estate situated
~ Martins Ferry. Cooper e. Conner ara
the attorneys for the plaintin
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Friday morning p youth took a
ianey % " 8 McGrOEcor's auta. Ue
entered the garage and drove auav
Late yesterday afterrcn y how vac
sc driving the machine about town
re was taken 10 the city building but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Mr. Harry Taylor and son Ua-v-,o5
- Martins Ferrv are The rtiesfg ~ 49,
for q few days ' H'"''
H nu-tneea visitor ~ fhfa niare Frffa-
Ndt"-n"r William Vincent Caunhefi
~ ~ dte n0rt was here on LEGAL huaf-
J.. Marle superintendent OF the
Nethrr.'a echoolH was here on buainers
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no charge was made against him. Mr.
ana Mrs. McGregor are in Europe and
the residence and premises are In
charge OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nor.
ton.
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BRIDGEPORT


The Rrooksidc tennis courts are be-
Ing placed IN shape now and viii he
completed within the next five or six
days. When the courts are completed
they VIII be among the best IN this
vicinity
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Half hour song service at o'cioc..
Immediately followed by the eveninE
service az 5.2o. W r. Alban. Of steub-
enville. will conduct the evening servic.
a. the city Gospel mission sunday even
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The case ~ Charles y. Hcdror against
y y. wilcox which wnr 20 have been
Ileu at squire bnr.s court yesterday
morning was postponed until Tuorgav
morning 40 o'clock
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The CITY council will hold n ver,, i'm
portant meeting this evening at tbe
Sonncli chamber on North Fourth street
several matters Of importance an -
discussed. among them being ,be
IbIopriauon Of funds T. the different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

News OF the death Of Mrs Edgar
Powell which occurred Wednesdsv
~ nor homo In San Diego Cal was
secelVed mere yesterday The family
FORMERLY resided In This CITY ana e.
Powell vas well known fo a -1r,i,o-
Of nnllaIre rn.idnnfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The business and manufacturing
interests 81 this district have decjd
ei 70 get behind the Alban candidacv
winch is regarded as safe and sane
ana this Is big boost His record on
lauoI matters as an official has also
secured for him support from sciid
conservative labor leaders the nse;
week past
grange men and farmers after look.
lng over tho field have decided ma,
MT Alban D. the strongest CANDIDATE
IN me held and he looks like winner
and they are coming 20 his support in
large numbers Tho ginger Mr. Al
attracting 10 his standard those ygbo
Ike p hustler
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MISS Louise Thomas. 81 Steeuio Val
leN was taken 90 the local hosuitaf vce-
lefnlN afternoon 90 undergo an 0uoraf-
ION Tor Hpucndiritir Of which she has
hcrn suffering for several weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

sunday school AZ g:15 a m: morning
service at 1890, n. y. r. 4 meets AZ
e.sn sunday evening; evening service al
..sO. Sermons by the Rev. Il. - Han
PASTOR. '"
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You bad a day al Niaeara. 7 un.
dorstand
Yes Had a delightful time there.
too"
"Falls were pretty nne. eh7"
Why cr-wc didn't SEQ tho FALLS
We spent all our time A. the movie .
Judge
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Tranafers Fned.

The following realty transfers we're
hled In the recorders Office Friday.
From II. &. Cater ct uN., 90 r. l..
Douglass. tract Of land situated IN
Somerset township; consideration 81. 500.
From VIII ~ Colvig 90 Carrie Smith.
tract OF land situated In Somerset
township; consideration 81
FROM sadie Davies TO Nora Malone.
tract OF land situated In Bellaire: con-
sideration $4,000.
Connaughy. tract Of land situated IN
Bridgeport. consideration 81
From the Wheeling Liquor company
TO Jacob Morris, lots in Rodefer' =
second addition to Shadyside: consider
alton 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

, The remains Of Herbert Monday stiu
nes A. the Noble murgue a. the parents
yet been located. The man died sundav
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