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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
PLAY THREE GAMES
west virginia University and Wesleyan
College Baskst Bail Teams Have
Made Arrangements

special Disnatch 70 the Intelligence
BTCkHANNON. December Pol
loving right on the heels Of the big
game that decided the state Football
Chsmrfonship. between the two inati-
futloua. West virgins UNIVERSITY o.
Wesleyan. through the basket ball man
ayers Arlington FleminE Jr- and ~ A.
s~tansDury today closed neE9tations
no doubt decide tho State Basket cham
ri0nship for colleges and perhaps FOR
al classes u baskatbal PLAYED iu West
virginia. The schedule calls for three
ed on the WESLEYAN College floor ~
Huckhannon. saturday. February g the
second viii BE- played ~ Morrautowu on
the ArmorV floor. on the following Mon
day night February 2 and The third
Fame ru BE- PLAYED eithcr on the v N.
"a a Or Armory floor a. Fairmont. vii
dav night. March g. ~ was decided
after considerable discussion 20 ~ rifHt
ahead and schedule r. third game and
that this third game would hs played
team had won n game in the previous
contest or not
Ttis viii b. me fret year Tor West
Nffriuln IufNfrslfy 90 have m team on
me floor while Wesieyau has heid the
rhamrfanshlu 81 the state for two yeara
tnf eith ne ioaa ~ seaIe 10 wesleyan
and fnn abundance ~ material iu pros.
uarf fhe outlook Tor RI most exciting
series n games g. most promising prac.
tie has ALREADY started ~ West Vir
a. slI not start en- about the midfls
III ne present morfh F0r che laaf fwo
r~ara Wsalsvan and Fafrmont " ~ q.
A have had r battle roral Tor fhr state
fffle but ulth West NifrIua noming
~ tfs ssms ieams ihat foarht ~ gs.
farffv f1r f1ofban honor I'D meet ln
~hasksthaiL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
DAVE Says

The weather's been rather show
cry. for a day or two.
That's something. however,
which gives little concern to the
vearer of the Kraus-Made, wheth-
or topcoat or suit.
The Kraus-Made hold their
shape, no matter what the charsc-
ter of the weather or how fire.
quently they drenched.
But il you are sverse to having
your suit wet, drop in and Kraus
Bros. will show you something
nice in the way Of a fine fall top
coat that will make il impossible
for you TO get wet through.
You might try TO advantage.
just now, a little of that Early
Christmas shopping-it will help
you out a lot, just buying a little
now and then.
Kraus Bros. will help out. too.
Weather for to-day-Cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
CANDIDATES FILE
LIST OF EXPENSES
COOPER, Nicely, MOSS AND HAM.
ILTON COMPLY WITH THE
ELECTION LAWS.
Cooper Expended Largest Amount, u
Totaling Nearly t2.OOo-Neeiy
Spent SOS.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec L.
-Four candidates FOR Congress in the
recent election have filed in the Office
nf the governor sworn statements 81
their expenses a. required BY tho
statutes There are Edward Cooper.
Republican. elected over George T.
Neal in the Fifth district. Mansfield
NJ Nicely Democrat. elected 10 sue.
coed himself over George White IN the
First district. Hunter a. Moss. IT,.
Republican. elected Cd succeed him.
self I'm Che Fourth district over John
NJ Hamilton Tho fourth man be- John
NJ Hamilton who was defeated b.
Moss
Mr. Cooper Fives bic total diaburso.
ments o. 81 500 900. which does not In.
rludo the aeHcrEmcnf9 AGAINST candI
dates for The primary. Hla state.
ment o. itemlzod and shows that no
was liberal With the newspaper. in.
cludinr a Number Of Democratic %.
pcrs in the way Of ADVERTISING Ue
also paid the expenses of The Con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
MUCH RAIN
Decided Change in weather Notiosabls
During Past Few Days-warm
T-SmperAturos.

For once the weather man seems to
have left the country and has placed q
substitute at work for a few days while
he goes TO the regions OF the north In
search OF Old King Winter" The sub
stitute seems TO be a new man and he
Is quite with the workings
OF the clouds and the atmosphere. for he
certainly has been handing out a GRAND
OF weather. that Is. to say the ieast. hard
on the constitution. Almost summer
temperatures were recorded yesterday
and late last evening indications were
slight for a change. showers continued
throughout the day and late last night
turned into an almost continual down
pour. The fog last night wa worse
than ~ has been in this vicinity for =
long time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Mnuu2wo,
f3DMMN&d
FIRST PRACTICE
wheeling High Candidates For Basket
esh Team Out For Initial
Workout Yesterday.

Candidates for the Wheeling High
School basketball team for the coming
season reported to Coach Thornton at
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium yesterday
morning and were given a thorough
practice drill. The work at presen;
is confined to field and foul shooting
and practice games will probably not
be started before next week. Prac-
uce VIII be held on Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings
Among those VINO reported yester-
DAY were; Wrestling. Marsh. Kennedy.
boyce. Pracht. Buchanan. Stein. Mes
bitt. Rosenberg and Ritz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
TO PLAY STUBS
Local Y. NJ. c. A. Bowling Team viii
Roll Against the steubenvilIe
Team at Latter Place Tonight

The local Y. NJ. c. A. bowling team
viii go 10 S~teubenyille tonight TO
meet h Association team OF that
city. The local team is composed of
the following players: Amick, Stros
ser, RAIDER, Ruble and Barth. This
will be the first Of a series OF games
&c be played between the Wheeling
n Steubenville rollers. the Ohioans
coming to this city in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
LEATHER WOOD
LEADS TEAM
LOCAL sox DD Hosr sconno ArD
ro8 ~. v. q.
1Anks Far Ahead OF Any othsr Player
On the Team In Bscord for
the Past Season

NOtkGANTOWN. W va pee Re
Eardless OF tn fact tina tine state fort
pail team lost the championship To Wes-
leyan. the Old Gold end Riue eleven
proved quite y scoring machine and was
indeed 4 marked improvement over the
previous elevcns. West Virginia piled
up "a total Of 15s points In the nine
sam played while the opponents
In every game except the clash with
washington end Jefferson and a was
only through 2 tumble on the two yard
line That prevented n In thar
game. In the early season games. no
attempt was made whatever to run up
big scores and Coaches Metzxer and
IeiSler followed out the Pennsylvania
system. that or running In rs many sub
sutut ; a. possible when games were
won. A. J. scored the highest NUM-
Der OF points sseinst the Varsity. as.
worst drubbing from state. the Presby-
terianS being beaten by the score OF
In all West Virginia scored twenty
Tour ~touchdowns during the season.
Lcatherwood ieadin~ the team with 10
to his credit. C~henoweth was second
with four. Curry had three. Kearns.
two. while Brooks. Spears. stewart.
Knapp and Webster had one each. Only
twelve goals were kicked from -
chances. Brooks Leatherwood and Spears
each having four each. OF the 159
points scored. Lcatherwood registered
81 Captain Davis kicked the My
tield goal OF the year this being n thir-
ty-eight yard boot against Wesleyan at
The record Of the tndtviu.ls foIlo,v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
ELECT OFFICERS
Entertaining Meeting Of wheeling MO-
torcycle club Hsld Last Evening
View Members Received.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
wheeling Motorcycle Club was held last
evening iu the club rooms on Fourteeuth
street Matters pertaining 90 the bust
ness OF the club and The taking In Or
we're discussed after which
a social session vas held. The follow
INK were elected 10 membership. RAY
Nm Of bridgeport; A. J. Pastors and
arr sells. Of this city and O. %. MIL
elected a. officers 81 the club Tor the
coming year. President o. Landon Bier.
Vice ireeldcut. Earl HrauuUch. Score
tarN. ~ w. bouglaHs, Financial secre-
tarF. walter Ripley club Manager.
charles Lciphardt. sergeant. Louis To-
gomarcino Journal Publicity. Peter
Boyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
SUBMITS SOLUTION
Or. c. Z. Citizens Of Local Schools, In
terested in Great Mathematical
Problems.

The November issue o fthe National
Mathematician. published BY the Ma
uonal Mathematical Society, contains
two difficult solutions by DIR. c. +.
citizens. superintendent OF school in
Wheeling district. This paper is COM
piled by leading mathematicians OF M
Universities OF Chicago. Wisconsin, Pur-
due. Minnesota Michigan and other
leading western institutions. and con-
tains the most difficult problems OF
post graduate mathematics.
Solutions at intervals are submitted
by heads OF the DEPARTMENTS OF mathe-
mates at the leading colleges and uni
Nersities as well as students OF higher
learning throughout the country. DIR.
Citizens finds himself in questionable
company as solutions were submitted
for the same issue by the head OF the
department mathematics at the United
states Military Acaremy. the United
States Naval Academy and several 9TH
er large eastern institutions OF elearn-
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

$. r. Brown. wire chief for the Bell
telephone company at Woodsdalc. left
yesterday for B~ethesday. where he was
called by the illness Of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey, have re-
turned TO their home at Burgettstown.
Pa. after having spent several days as
the guest OF relatives at Elm Grove.
g n H~rOckunier and daughter. Miss
Mary. OF Leatherwood Will leave within
a Few DAYS for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Max Oppenhein. Of Niagra Falls.
y Y, II spending several days as the
dale
Members Of the 7. o. q. r. Lodges in
the out-the-pike district attended the
visitation held last evening by the
Wheeling lodge.
The ladies Of the 81. Michaeis church
at EdEwoOd gave a musical and literary
entertainment last evening at the
church.
Eugene Davis and daughter. Miss
Evelyn. left yesterday FOR their home
at Napoleon, o, after having spent sew
eral days with friends and relatives at
Elm Grove.
: X. Davis aud Joseph McCausiand
left yesterday for points In the east
where they Will spent the next two
weeks looking after business interests.
Many people from the pike district
will attend the social hat will be held
this evening In the Presbyterian church
G. q Ray. 81 West Liberty. spent
yesterday in wheeling attending TO
business matters.
Miss Augusta Wisehardt. 81 Toledo.
o. the guest for a Few DAYS Of friends
at Wo0dsdale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
FINAL GAME
Washington and Island a. C. Football
Teams to Clash Next Sunday
Afternoon.

The last gridiron contest OF the
eVentful 1914 seasOn in this section.
VIII be played next Sunday at Forty
seventh street between the Island a.
e. and h Washington A. c. The ar.
engagements were completed after the
game between the Centrals and Wash
ingtons two weeks ago.
The lineup OF each team will prob
ably be the same that has played the
fore part of the season with the ex-
eeption Of Gardner for Washington.
who will be out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

The man who loafs the hours away, who does not strive 10 earn
his pay. fun soon his job will lose; ere long his boss will rise in wrath,
and chase him down the garden path. and pat him
The THRILLER with his shoes. The poor are with us all the time.
according to a book sublime; we need not wonder
Why; so many dodge all kinds Of work, and loaf and lounge. and fool
and shirk, and let each chance 20 by So many will not try 70 earn tho
coin they're drawing in return for hours they fool away: so many q
their bosses swamped, yet don't endeavor TO be prompt except when
drawing pay. The triing. inefficient jay. who goes his bootess. futile
way. across the modern stage-he is the human races link. he is the
riddle Of the Sphinx, the problem Of the age As thick as sands beside
the sea. or as the dogs upon a flea. we sec him everywhere: the more
we muse and contemplate this human puzzle and his fate. the greater
our despair And while We muse, the men who toll must paw 10 make
the kettle boil for him who will not strive; must buy his coffin when
hes dead. and see his bowling children fed while he remains alive.
WALT MASON.
Copyusht 1914 BY George Matthew Adams. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The lad ~ Ala Society 81 the Edg-
wood Luthcrrn church will hold an all
daV lunch and bazaar. THURSDAY. Decem-
Der 10Th. ~ the 4 Fellows hai1.
Lunch viii BE- served p ia carte. the
menu Including vegetable SOUP. home
boiled ham. baked beans. flaW. potato
salad. home niPde pies. etc. There viii
BE- s number ~ booths. Including fancy
work Christmas post cards. home made
cnkHe. See cream and candy They viii
also have r. fine Victrola which will fur
uihH music Tor the day.
8 novel feature 81 the Haxaar will be
the landkcrchief booth. at which there
viii tr some from nearly oYcry state Co..
the 4 uiuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Ex-PosrMAsTER OF cLARkssuRo
DIES OF HEART FAILURE

Special Dispatch 90 the IuteIigencer.
HARRISBURG, w. Va, Dec. -
Heart disease caused the sudden
death this afternoon OF Daniel W.
Boughner a retired merchant and
former postmaster OF this city, at his
home on Mulberry street.
From early youth until about ten
years ago. when The concern went out
OF business. Mr.. Boughner was identi-
fed with The mercantile firm OF Daniel
Boughner a. Son, which conducted q
large and widely known general mer-
Chandise store on the site OF the EN-
pire National bank building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

g~ressional headquarters. but shows a
contribution of $4,000 from United
States Senator Nathan Con toward
he expenses of the congressional
committee of the Fifth district. Dur
ing he campaign Judge Con frequent
ly referred to the close friendship that
had existed between himself and Ed
ward Cooper's father. the pioneer coal
operator of Southern West Virginia,
and his hope for success Of the son
of his old friend.
Nicely Spent s1e5.
Congressman Mansfield NJ. Nicely of
the First district gives his expendi-
lures as $4,000, OF which $1,000 was
used for hotel. travelling. telephone
and postage expenses. The other
$500 was given the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee Of Brooke county
for the primary. The expenditures
cover the period between October Is
and November 2.
John NJ. Hamilton who was de-
feated by Moss. gives his expenditures
as $63l.O9. OF which $l76.O5 was paid
to the Chancellor hotel at Parkers-
burg. His statement shows expendi-
lures from % cents up. and covers a
period from May 23 TO November 16.
The congressional committee received
S237.61.
Hunter H.. Moss. Jr., who succeeds
himself. gives his expenditures as
Sl3Z.39 for the nomination. and
s5l1.75 as expenditures in the cam
paign after receiving the nomination.
II Is itemized and shows expenditures
from $3.50 up. The larger amount
went TO the congressional and coun-
ties committees of his district. His
total expenditures was a few dollars
more than those OF his opponent, John
VI. Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
NEW BALL PARK
Boston Braves Give Up Old Grounds
And Will Play on New Field by
First Of Next July.

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-The passing OF
the old Walpole street baseball
grounds. home of the Boston Nationa,
league team for the past forty years.
was announced today. President
James +. Carney of the worlds cham
pions. said that they would play next
season on new grounds which would
be ready in July. Until that time
the Braves Will use the Boston Ameri-
cans grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

D. T. X Shields. recently appointed
medical Inspector OF the schools In Tria-
delprta district f. making n tour OF In
spection as 10 the health and sanitary
condition OF the schools. Recently a
few cases Of diphtheria were reported
In the Woodsdale school This nccessi-
tated the closing OF school for a few
davH, but under the case % DR.. Shields
and the district nurse. Miss Moulter.
the epidemic was kept from spreading.
archaeological tests of the disease are
hetns made BY the state University At
Morgantown and each pupil that has
had tn disease must Twice BE- pro-
nouncod clear Of tho germs before they
cnn ruter schooi. The tests for typhoid
germs that were recently mad % the
Grove school have also proved entirely
satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

With The rain drizzling down and the
streets in a terrible condition, and with
a heavy fog hanging over the river. the
residents OF Wellsburg are reminded OF
the many times. when such weather pre-
vailed, when the Ohio river wa advanc-
ing at the rate OF 10 inches per hour.
All that II necessary 70 make the
weather consistent with former periods
OF rainy weather in the winter, Is to
have flood bulletins coming In.
Inc present rain. will. no doubt, cause
a substantial rise TO materialize In the
ohio river. 10 SO we will soon hear the
familiar sound OF the boat whistles. and
see the great quantities OF coal going
toward the south land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
BooTLEeoERs ARRESTED
ON a RosBERY CHARGE

sperlal ulsralch ~ The Intelligence.
FAiRMONT. W. va. December l.
Additional investirations made TO.
Gay az 10 the alleged ~bootegginr
about the city resulted In warrant
being sworn out for Lucille Kent and
Arlie Johnson. negroes. CHARGED with
rObbing J. Brown White 81 Sc In
cash. Both negroes are nov In iai.
They have confessed 10 the robbery.
Therp are now some dozen prisoner
in jaid waiting trial for completely
IN the bookkeeping gang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
DRUGGIST SUICIDES

BLuEFIELD W Va. bee il.
Mason Bailey. &C.. married. proprle.
TOR of the Haiiey druR store shot and
instantly killed himself here today
using a pistol No cause can b. g..
signed for bis rash act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The annual meeting OF the Ohio Coun-
~ Teachers Association will b. held II
the high school building at Edgington
Lane. Friday evening. lcember II.
sectional meetings will be held from
2 80 to ~ 80. from II 20 to 1870 "A gen
ersl meeting will be held. At I o'clOcS
=. m. the teachers will leave for Wheel
ling whore they will attend n lecture
on What Constitutes Expert Service In
Teaching BY Dr. S~uzzallo. Of Coiumbia
University. Luncheon will be served at
noon by the girls % the High school
Tor the benefit Of the basket ball team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

N no TIT"T M"IHUuIHT ITTHrUTIT
church, Film Grove. this evening" tho
rutrterr love feast service will b. held
The meeting gill b. in charge Of the
pastor. Rev. 81 o. Hart and Will BE- H
pr r~afaf0rf service for the communion
neKf sunday morning No ie expected
that r large crowd viii attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

Relatives here received word this
morning concerning the death OF Walter
Robinson. IS. which occurred this week
In California The body has been ship
ped and will arrive In Wellsburg about
Thursday. when interment will be made
In Brooke cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
LINSLY ARRANGES
=. GOOD SCHEDULE
cADErs WILL PLAY nAsxEr RAIL-
VIII 9o1kx or TA9Tx8r
oCA TEA4B
College and xish sehooi Team. OF rn,.
stets. rsnnsyivsnta and Ohio
70 Ne Hst

me basket bail team schedule OF Lin
ssiy institute. which has been arranged
.or .ns winter season. Is a good one. and
colleges TO he found In West irgfn
and VhAo will be played. Among. the
played. win be sistersviiIe' M,ddios
nourne. Morgantown. clsysvilie and -.
nays high. as well as games In all
which are now pending. Davis ana
Eikins. West Virginia University. Beth
any and Mo~rris-Harvey. Two games
lin college. The team expects to play Z
totsl OF eighteen OF twenty games our
The members OF the squad who are
practicins daily in order TO make the
regular team and who will be member
ehe ehs cinsIy SQUAD the
mer. Gibson. Netzner. Hough and Jasper.
forwards: Reid and Patterson. centers.
Schenerlein. guards. II Is expected that
the coming season viii prove a success
ful one for the orange and black ana
tablish a new record for Linsly in bss-
Coach Morton IN Charge.
Coach Morton will have official charge
OF the team. and he expects TO pick a
winning squad before the end OF the
season. one that will have few equals In
the boys are practicing daily In the LIN
sly armory. and are taking an active in
played among the various class teams.
Following the preliminary practice
games and inter-ciass schedule. will be
arranged among the different class
teams. The regular Linsly basket ball
schedule. a. announced yesterday. and
which opens on December Il. Is as fol-
lows:
Dec. l1@Cathedral High. at home.
Dec. 1s-St. Mary's High, at home.
Jan. s-SistersVille. at home.
Jan l5-St. Mary's High. away.
Ian. 20-Benwood. at home.
Ian. 22-Middlebourne. at home.
Jan. 2q-Franklin College. away.
feo. 5-Morgantown. at home.
FEB. 12-Claysville. away.
Feb. l9-sistersville. away.
2 24-Open.
Feb. 3C-Open.
March 5-Middlebourne. away.
March 12-Claysville. at home.
March 17-Benwood. away.
March 19-Franklin College. at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

goals, and lay on the lines for the pa
Nilion- Considerable work however must
be done before the floor Is In shape FOR
playing and II will likely be the nrst
OF the year before any games can be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Board Meeting.

\ special meeting OF the Triadclphia
board of education will be held
this afternoon. for the purpose Of look
ing over additional piec = Of property
that are being considered as suitable
locations for the new high school build
tng. several days ago the board met
ana looked over prop rty shat had been
suggested between the Beech Glen
school house ind the Park. Since that
time. hOWeNrr y. several locations have
been suggested In and near Elm Grove.
and n ~ likely that one IF the latter
be decided on by the board. but a.
yet no choice OF selection has been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The voters OF the town OF Edgwood
Will meet Friday evening In the town
hall Tor the purpose OF naming candi-
dates Tor the offices, OF recorder, mayor.
cOuncilmcn and other officers Of the
town. At present there seems to be but
little interest being taken in the elect
ion. but Indications are that before the
date Tor the election. which will be held
early In January matters will warm up
considerably. The trouble caused over
the paving Of some Of the streets OF
the town will likely be made an issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

MHrr.are la eald t0 De r. contract r
Nfa ard If la about tnr only com.
t-arf wherein both parties camp aet lu
strong claims o. rrffInr the uoraf of
r. -LoulsFllle Couner-Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

the bride, near F~ollansbee. on Monday
evening, November 3Oth. at u. m. Rev.
W. j. Holmes. OF the WeIlsburg Pres
oyterian church. performing the cere-
mony, using the symbolic ring service.
immediate friends and relatives were
present. The bride was attired in a
beautiful gown OF white. and wore a
shell comb. worn by her great grand
mother at the occasion of her marriage.
and n wedding ring, used by her grand
mother.
After the ceremony the relatives and
guests were in the spacious
dining hall. where a bountiful wedding
supper was served. At a late hour the
happy young couple departed for their
home in Brazil. Indiana.
The bride Is one of the best known
young ladies Of Cross Creek district,
ana has a host OF friends in his city.
The groom. Is a business man in Brazil.
Indiana, being identified with a large
machinery house. manufacturing farn
machinery.