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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
Some RnnnL,ar.

Chicago; July 25.--J Loomis, wear
ing the colors of the Chicago Athletic
association, today ran t20 yards In J L
4-5 seconds, tying the American re-,
cord made September 26) 1896, at
Travers Island, N. VI By b. y. Wc7ers.'
The meetw as a,in6 II the shsh!ces OF
the association. NJ i,tafiq9
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600 600 OIL 900 4--61 s 3
900 OIL 600 O0O 90 II 2
TaIlenders Won.

+ Brooklyn. July 27.-- The st. Louis
tail enders prevented the Brooklyns
from going into second place In the
Federal league today by winning the
opening game 70 a series here by s
Score
st. Louis. y = 900 600 050-45 q. Il
Brooklyn, 49,. gs.' J. 1000 900 2o0---2 /; 8 2
' Keupper, Groom and Chapman;
Somers, Lafitte and Land.
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LOST GAME TlI TENTH
OUR USUAL LUCK
NATIONAL

20 At Boston 8; Chicago 3.
Z At New York /; Pittsburgh 3.
AT Philadelphia 4; st. Louis 8. 1st
game.
At Philadelphia 2; st. Louis 0. End
game.
At Brooklyn s; Cincinnati 6. In
nings. Darkness.
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For staIna on Mahooanv.

Use oxalic acid and water. rubbing
II In with a clean. cork until the stain
disappears. Mahogany may be pol.
ished with a flannel cloth dipped Ia
sweet or cold drawn 1inseed oil
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Detroit Loses Third.


Detroit. July 27.-Dubuc's wildness
and wretched fielding by his team
mates today enabled Philadelphia, to
make II three straight from Detroit
s to 3. 1t WAS Philadclphia's twelfth
consecutive victory. Franklin Baker
for Philadelphia featured.
Score
Philadelphia :. 800 02O 1908 2
Detroit. -. :. ..001 100 1903 6
Pennock and Iapp; Dubuc, Cavet,
Boehlcr, and d. Baker.
Three I'm u Row
Cleveland. July 27.-Boston made It
three straight by shutting out Clcve-
land today. 3 to 0. Hobitzel. at first
base had but two outs. Speaker in
centerfield had eight put outs and
made two singles and triple in three
times at bat. Manager Birmingham
sent Lajoie to the bench, Olson going
to second and Pezold played third.
Score
Boston. :. ..l101 100 O0O-3 II 0
Cleveland. 1000 600 O0O-O 8 O
Leonard and Carrigan; Steen and
O'Neill.
Washington Takes Another.
st. Louis. July 27.-McBride's three
base hit followed by Ainsmith's single
In the 18th inning today gave Wash
ington z to 8 victory over st. Louis
Score
Washington
800 300 600 600 II IA I
81. LOuiST .,-g .4.g ..ft- ~t.+ta4 ?
Sd, 400 200 0O1 900 0-6 12 8
Engel, Johnson, Ayrcs and Henry
Ainsmith: r. Mitchell. Hamilton, Law
erenz and Agne%.
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(;nHney,

Summary-Two base hits. Oglcsby,
Pope, Mcdaniel. Roberts; home run,
Poteat; struck out by Dagerhardt, s;
by Pope g.: by Plyler 3; base on balls
off Dagerhardt Q: batter hit Oglesby
by Pope 2. Hord by Pope; left on
bases Gaffney o: Creenville s; time
of game 2:10. Umpire Martin.
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Chicago Shut Out.

Chicago, July 27.-Caldwcll allowed
five scattered hits today and New
York shut out Chicago to 0. The
locals used Russell, Benz and Lathrop
and the visitors scored on each.
Score
New York. :. ..oO1 3o1 0OO-5 5 /
Chicago :. 1000 600 OO0-O l
Caldwell and Nunamaker: Russell,
Benz. Lathrop and Schalk, Kuhn.
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Federal League.
FEDERAL.

At Baltimore. s; Indianapolis 6. 13
innings.
At Pittsburgh Kansas Ciy 2.
AT Brooklyn 2; ot. Louis Is.
At Buffalo z; Chicago
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GAMECOCKS LOSE
I'm PRETTY GAME
AMERICAN

At Detroit 3; Philadelphia 5.
At Chicago 0; New York g., ,.,..,
At Cleveland o; Boston 3.
At ST. Louis 6; Washington Z. 1;
innings.
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5gfiI{ a li'3 31,- . ~. Z

: Talks About the Home City.
Teach the facts about your home
city In the public schools, urges the
bureau Of municipal reaseareh. New
York city. z
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'uh' occ"uSc th"L HTst game went
10 .ne opar'ahs Is no reason why they
-Ylt
McA cAiistef'Anderson newest pitch
er' IL 70 work Tor the locals against
opartahnurg this afternoon. II the
ne nem n.'iit, ',,, mas a'i t!lat lle Is SAID 10
10
t't Robinson pitched beautiful
nah YESTERDAY Welding only four hits
didnt win that game. D.a4N
me at'cndatirr In Anderson during
inc last three days OF the week Is to
pc cohSlueraDly improved Go out
anu sec ior !o"rseiFeS.'ll thlS isn't
i'l.
ana oid hip'cy was piEk III the
game Yesterday anu rlSht there with
me goods. np is one oi tAe Dcst pail
vaughn, 100, was over, his indispo-
s''ioh ana caught Il scod game.
49,, r.,
noon and Chick Watson to trim them
tomorrow Spartanburg won't feel So
chesty when they get 'herclThursday.
Manager McColl played the lrst
"ack himself yesterday, letting 'iar-
men rest for day. The recruit Is
n;cc little Dali player ana ne VIII nave
no trouble III making good.
Martin got his usual two hits yester-
day. That boy will be, o vcrltable
slugger some day II he .eGps on.
- ut,p ti.
Zee was so sore Yesterday That he
VIII h..'c all that out OF MN by the
TIME me v'f'tois get nero FharHday.
lio VIII probably pltch the opener
Ihursday afternoon. f-sieq.t.,
inc iahs are an%iousiy waiting for
the team 10 get PACK nome ih1 time.
something they haven't seemed to
care ABOUT before.
-.l. gai.
Anderson's team today IS. a. good
MS any OF them anu better than some.
OF which spartanbury VIII pc con-
vinced before Saturday night comes.
Mctoii ID playing great game MIN
SELF these dnys uDd the rost OF tho
punch capt heip bnt do iKe@ise.
derson club, known to tho fans llcrc as
i'nli' was III the game for inc Spartans
yesterday and playing under MS right
name, whic!! happenr to be Beai.
.,.il',,ni,.
pitchers: with WatsqqN,,, Rof n:on.
hice anu McAliister 10 az tliG hurhhB
tue heidefs on TINS team WON'T nave
~ s's;'
There are TO be seen one r;two now
things IN the way OF roofing ut the
game next Thursday. e0@e'0ut aud
heip' & f's'is n"oh 'ta.tfi}s.!. II,
A party OF ycslns ladioy,ewlll be on
hand Tor me Thursday gainqe'fomo IN
strons 'ahu they promise 70 start DIE
- ". t''NN
croWd OF the young men, around
town VIII also DE seen md heard ut
THURSDAY game. iitte interest 's
About thrcc moro days 9f staying
In the cellar Will be enough for this
turn.
~
GaHncy Will nave 10 DC EaXen Gown
a peg or so, because OF thG tact that
she got the gig end of last week from
Anderson those folks are beginning to
'F'1HS
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san. E.eW na.

4 but Few 20. gs
81 Blessed be the man at the top who
remembers those who steadied the lad
|der for him. 4 81 Is - - e. 4
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Homer IN ThIrteentiI.

Baltimore, July 2T.-Indianapolis
Won a thirteen inning game from Bal
timore today 6 to 2. Kauff's home
run in the thirteenth for Indianapolis
scored two runs ahead of him.
Score ~,
Indianapolis: -
600 600 OIL 900 4--61 s 3
~: 900 OIL 600 600 s0--s2 II: e 8
Faikenherg,- McConnaughey, Billiard
and Texterv Warren; Quinn, Suggs
and 'Jacklitsch. y.
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Ba,gr1fsss'

Just because that first game went
to the Spartans Is no reason why they
should get the second.
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Martin got his usual two hits yester-
day. That boy will be O. vcrltable
slugger some day II he !;cGps on.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28

McAlister. .Anderson's newest pitch
er. Is to work for the locals against
Spartanburg this afternoon. If the
new hhrlcr has all that lle is said to
have 1t will be Anderson's game.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28

Fee was so sore yesterday that he
could scarcely raise his arm but lie
Will h..,c all that out OF him by the
time the visitors get here ThIrsday.
He will probably pitch tho opener
Thursday afternoon .-,,.,,
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Manager McColl played the first
cack himself yesterday. letting Iiar-
men rest for day. The recruit Is u
nice little ball player and he will have
no trouble in making good.
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The fans are anxiously waiting for
the team to get back home thiY time.
something they haven't seemed to
care about before
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With McAlister to win this after
noon and Chick Watson to trim them
tomorrow Spartanburg won't feel ST
Chcsty when they get horclThursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Bridueport Briefs


Nlr ana Mrs. Frank Fawcett left
yesterday Tor ST. ClairsVille. where
they VIII spend several days the
guests Of friends
Harry Muchner returned home
nom Columbus last evening to sppnd
Sunday with his parents.
William Jones OF Maynard was a
business visitor IN town yesterday
afternoon
James Davis returned home yester-
daN after visiting friends az Parkers-
burg for few days
Judge Shotwell OF Cadiz was in
Bridgeport yesterday calling on
Mrs Frank Sieeel and daughter.
Margaret. OF Kansas City. are here
the guests of Nj and Mrs j e. Helm
lein for few days
Henry Burr!s Of Holloway was in
Bridgeport on business yesterday.
Much confusion was experienced in
bridgeport yesterday while the
streets were crowded with peopl.
ANXIOUS 20 get 10 the fair grounds
\ lasg" percentage Of the members
OF On" Knights OF Naccabecs attended
the meeting last eyuing
III mem beers Of Branum Post Of thu
G.. 4. Il. held q special meeting last
evening 81 the Masonic hall on Pike
street
Advance Agent IaVcne OF the
tt'flr-- Exposition company lett
Yesterday afternoon for Mingo. where
h" VIII make arrangements for the
carnival 20 be- held there next week.
Miss Elsie Kidney of 49, Glairsyiue
Us visiting relatives az Bridgeport.
Miss sarah Roberts Of GAINESVILLE
o. the guest Of friends
Deputy sheriff Samuel Dunfee was
m town tbs morning on business
y ] N|Tl TTIInH.H b o.
smelling d. Reduction company was
mere ON business yesterday
VIM. Jones Of Maynard was in town
on business YESTERDAY
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3 9Iiin5 sin spend several days Win
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iiaSenbeC NV ailaCe circus IN Wheel
. ms 'st'Iaay was the cause OF "A large
many people from the country conninE
20 80 the shows a. the heavy rains
OF thursday made the ground so vet
mat htue work could b. done Last
.Nthlns an OF the street cars passing
their capacity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

ne annual memorial services OF
Court Pride Of belmont -orss,.,.- -
america VIII be held tomorrow after.
noon AZ O'Clock In the Presbvterisn
,Eurch and the memorial address viii
Se delivered by the pastor Rev. Jobn
i\'1tL IN" members will meet al their
.,ali az CLOCK and headed by Mics
tiers Band viii march over mo min.
clpal streets Of the city before going
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Cow struek Bv Ligh,n,pg

Mr.. Monitor. of Scotch Ridge. was the
loser uf "a IAN, COW Thursday aft.runo,
lu'l was Ruled by a flash Of hEhtuIu-
that struck his farm Little att.utI.r
WAS paid Co the barn. after being struck
with al, flash. when % was learned tina.
nothing had caught ttr,. Tho loss of fH..
COW was not learned until one of tho
family went Co IN, barn to feed tHa
stock late m the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Today will be- Dollar Bargain Day.
10 this city and the merchants will
sell some useful articles 40 "a special
price of 81 The trade extension com
mittee Of the Commercial club. started
the movement for this day and the
merchants Immediately agreed 10 their
plan. In This manner the residents
viii be able 90 secure useful articles
at q great reduction and the trade ~
home movement will receive a great
boost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Special services viii he conducted
az the FIRST NJ r.. church. Sunday IN
honor OF Fathers day Rev. q II
smith. pastor Of the church will de-
liver q sermon appropriate 10 the uc-
cassiou and special program will be.
rendered This will be- the first time
That such day has been observed In
TINS city. and all are cordially invited
10 attend the services.
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40 services viii be- held at the 81
i IauI German Lutheran church 10
.loi Tow morning or evening. owinp IN
lnt .iact that the members of mo -,
tItsdtlon have been invited to tsEa
pi ia thg golden jubilee celebration
me pastor Rev. Krausc will ~, ~. :,
, III me program and no doubt "A I5rr,.
,.,,ii,o,r OF me members Of the con.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

l.ftrFe crowds are attending the re-
~. H. 80 eIEl,e. which are being hello At
street " "N'" o"Flh
no LauEhlin tin mill closed down NJ
'le ma 81 the hrSt turn YESTERDAY morn
ing Ia order TO allow the tfr h,ri.. -,
get caught OF with their V.rt i"
nc order ~ owls win hold AN f,.,
III l'hi meeting in their hau An IA.
I me '-'i''''y building Monday even
The case 81 Troy vs. Wheeling Tr,r-
: ,,.,,, ','.l4"tuy Wh,h was scheduled 10
"@s postponed tiil later date
! nldren. Pay services will be held
ln tho First Baptist church rsSt SIM
rendered. 700 ''
-. The FIRST cherries Of the season r..,a.
'n'IF appearance tn this city rssfsr....
an .'Tn''n and the prices we're very r.s.
Mrs Martin Of Hanover street. lsf,
Yesterday afternoon for "a peeks ,f.ft
! WIN her daughter Mrs Miller al Mont
The knights Of Nacr,bees held , ,.,ft
attended meeting boz their han on Han
over street last evening
D" board of education held a sperf,l
H., -afy evening 90 look over
IN, l~i or teachers who are applicants
Tor The vacancies Boz the teaching starr
. .'fti candidates were Initiated NJ
/ mo regular weekly meeting Of a..
l.tEl'N hold last evening
ne old barn which has stood for
, ,,',, Years on The hospital grounds was
hrE" number ~ rootcrs WI. .,-
C0mpany the Athletic ~ rriadsfrpt,
5yc,t 'e.-''n ior ,he big game.
rs GOWN The house adjoining The Weber
.ln'[ sable whore large store room
Ii"raf-- which have been IN progress
th" past nesk 20 the civ erar,g ,
''H't street we're completed yester-
~ ie said that some Of m. stock
~. va. .nII ~ the HiDFers- Farm
.-l I..r.dar brought high PRICES.
In" water works department vcste--
dew started tho WORK ~ aushig, H..
I" 'gr4nt- and the work VIII be COM
Ifom- ~ Interest for this paper cs,
p. '''' 90 tlc H1lst0u a Parker dru..
.i4," 'I rui al--J on Tho Bell phone
d. Hnl Mrs. otto MHrreU and Som
Ifl'. ga. arrived IN this cif,
'.'uinE. ~ hs the guest % Nr AMI
0'tuEhi'r. on Pearl street.
Mss Eilzahg'h Faust ief veete-d-y
..' 'n""n Tor lIffr burrh. whore eha ,.tIf
' quo. of fricud0 f0r two weeks
MI @ d. shane Hr' children returned
.'.fIH. from t several dat- yf.ff ,t.t..
'' .1'f'.g nt ~wffhurid
wv N'l1. returned yseefrdav nft.r-
noon from 'Ffir. where hs hss boon tic
tH..f of relatives f.r BE- f.a Dan.
SIR. Star. IrEIraHr Ie ,Hrfir.I. NJ t.-
.i... ..I. south FOURTH street win a.
No De-. o. rarI returned home from
.'N .. .|. .H.f t.r uIrE after arfrf|r..
.'' ,h, rH'.f NJ hsr dr1rHt..
Ir.f 49,. o. Jut.rrr ~ &c. cr4I-.,rt.
.'i n't yesterday afternoon.
Nr William II.r. .f r-.rsr4 boo
....tat.r f.HHre .rr f-.r
f'1rr. N. rs INIr. |'. ...r. rl.rf
'.'. E'.f.riH. H.f.rrH.r nn bust.
So and vf. I. 3D. Parrish. Sire >,u,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Junior Choir RehearsaI.

Yesterday afternoon the members
81 the Junior choir OF the kirkWook
Presbyterian church held special
rehearsal IN the Sunday school room
OF thr church. Both the hoy and girl
members OF the choir attended and
with the exception Of few. who
We're kept away for "a good reason
iull attendance was noted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

An EFFORT VII be made TO have the
State FIremen's convention In 1gI5
held in this city. The fremen held
carnival few days ago. for the
purpose Of raising funds to secure
ans convention. At the meeting OF
the COmercial Club the matter was
also taken up and referred to the on.
teTtainment committee for further
consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Word was received In this city YES.
terday OF the death of Mrs. John Long.
former resident OF this city. which
occurred at her late home at Petocky,
Mich, Thursday. following a brief IN
ness. The deceased was well known
an this city. and Is survived by "A fami.
ly OF grown children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Juf'ic" ~ the Peace James Wcather.
son yesterday rendered his decision boz
lh' Brown 4 Rowland case and the ,er.
clerk was only an supl1,s 81 fha -ft,.
ana mot cay official Mr. WsatFa~.....
Mf'i, ~" attorney general for a ruling
$40 pr was a. XIV 'u above. Local p.nrIs
are wondering what tho r.Nf So, 7.
tttt VIII D. taken iu tho rnsft.-
although o. was red last .,Untr..
inai the case would not be dropped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
McGough-sween,v

o. h'~i'rdsb morning at the KIrkWa God
iF'Nps terrain parsDnag, an EridE.plrf
"' 'urfed the marriage OF Miss Anna Nc
cough, OF that city. and Mr. IarT.s
sweeney. the well known councilman al
lhlS city The bride was formerly D,
teacher IN the North school buiIdirr
] h'N viii make their hum, an tins CIV.
where thry have "a hest OF friends Uf,
VIII ha~'tn Co extend them congratuIa.
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

The Knights of Naccaheps held a
very importast meeting last evening
II their ha.l in tho Heiulein build
lrS on Lincoln avenue. following
which large class OF candidates
were initiated. The members eniovad
light refreshments after the meeting
IN honor of the new candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Inc SUNDAY school contests which
VIII be held under the auspices of tho
Bellaire Ministerial Association. viii
starr sunday. Each week the standing
OF the schools as regards membership.
attendance an hardness. will he nub,
hshed. The following SUNDAY schools
VIII participate. United Prcsbvtcrian.
FIRST Presbyterian. Second PTesbytr.
Ran, Christian. First Reformed RcI.
aire VI. +. and the First NJ. r.
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Convention Here

\ convention OF the Socialists Of
this county will he held in this CITY
today. Delegations will be present
from every village and city in the
county. and will be the guests of tho
local Socialists. At this convention
me matter OF placing a fun county
ticket In the field viii be taken mn
ana the candidates will probably be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Practically ALI m" BOOSTERS I'm tho
state Of Ohio are ldoomcd 10 viol.
lent death. a. tpiay Is "Roostar.s
Day and the farmers have been urg-
% by DO" state department f0 Kill a.
many ROSTERS today a- they possibly
can The agricultural commission
asked the farmers Co kili tho BOOSTERS
boz order that fresh eggs may boz kept
ON Tho murEnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

The glass workers OF this Citv will
be greatly benefited ty the operation
90 Ha>kius Glass house In fun and to
them. who are closely connected with
the affairs OF the plant the prospects
Tor the future look very bright. The
sixteen pots OF the factory started on
hrSt turn Thursday. giving steady en-
ploNmeu to the 800 employees OF the
factory. FOR the past six weeks the
mon hive only bon E.tILmE IN half time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Men Wanted.

According TO a poster. al the local
postofficc. from 1900 to IA, 600 mr.
are wanted in Oklahoma. The men
are wanted as farm hands and will
receive from 81 to $3.50 per day and
board for their lator A number oil
Young men from this city are max.
ing preparations 10 20 west In a few
days owing 10 the scarcity OF work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

SIrUrfUf tftIrur. uf tho wafr~
" urt.. and hi- Grow of wurkmsu. were
Kept ON tho jump yesterday blowing out
tho fire plugs of tho city along With fh"
dead ends o. tho water mains. This Ie
fhs first time that tho city service pipes
have boon cleaned Ouf for a number OF
years urd from tho appearance 81 the
water that came from tho dead ends of
tho mains. the cleaning was very much
In need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
BELLAiRE
Memorial Services

The annual memorial services OF
Plymouth Council. Jr. O. L. A NJ. OF
this city. will be conducted Sunday af-
ternoon. The kirkwood commandery
and order will come 10 Bellaire on this
date TO assist the local order. The
members of the order will meet at
their hall and. headed by the Nelson
band. OF this city. march over the prin-
opal streets and thence to Rose Hin
cemetery. where the annual memorial
services OF the order will be conduct
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Israel Peterson. age * years.
and veteran OF the civil war. who pass
cd away at his home on South Elm
street, Thursday evening. after long
illness OF e. complication of diseases iu-
dured hy bie advanced age. will be held
this afternoon iu the late residence
with tho Rev. e.. ". Hall pastor of the
Christian church 500 charge. Resides the
members Of the -. A u. quite a mum
hsr 81 the friends Of the deceased viii
attend the services. 1nterment will bs
Iu KiNcrNiew cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

The members Of tho sewing club Of
the West Bridgeport VI r. church held
their last meeting yesterday after
noon az the church. and durinC the
course Of the afternoon = fine program
was carried out by the members.
which in every particular added 10
the enjoyment of the afternoon Re
Treatments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Enhancement Announccel

Ihe engagement OF Miss Martha
Poorman. popular young lady OF
Shadyside. TO Mr William McNav. of
THIS city. was announced Thursday
evening at party given by Miss
Poorman. Mr.. McNey is "a prominent
young. man OF this city and is em-
ployed in the Bacr pharmacy al
wheeling. The wedding Will be an
event OF the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Many of tho members OF the Socialist
local Of this city. viii attend the mass
meeting To- be held In the IsIlaire city
building this afternoon The meeting Is
held open for all the members OF the
party and IN the vote FOR the men to rlI
IN" county offices all will be given a
voice. Tho followers o. Che red emblem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Entertained rrtenda.

Miss Grace RssbTIdEe was the hostess
10 number OF her friends at her home
ON NoTth seventh street Thursday even
ing The twenty-five guests that gath
cred At her nom. enjoy ed the diversions
Of music and games. Delightful re
ION of the evening