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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
1T NOW REPOSES IN AN OLD GLASS JAR!
EXPELLED BY FEW DOSES

Authentic information reached the
Quaker Health Teacher when he was
here that wonderful incident had
occurred in Bellaire a monster para
site was expelled by a well known
lady OF that city. Mrs Lena smith. OF
StlN Franklin street In glass Jar
there now reposes the terrible inter
RAJ enemy that had for years been
DRIVING her 20 sure and early grave,
Mrs. smith told the Health Teacher
tn' Following concerning her trouble
had suffered from stomach and
kidney troubles for a long time
hau dizzy spells. headaches. pains in
me back and stomach. also in my
Sides az times. Ny stomach would
bloat and / would helch gas after
meals. grew weaker and thinner
each day. I spent hundreds OF doll
ars Tor medicines. but got no relief.
ana supposed death would be the
maj outcome for me
was induced TO buy some Quak-
or Extract. and after taking II as
directed for several days I became
slightly nauseated one morning. and
r a little while I had expelled the
ehtiTe cause of my troubles. a tape
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worm. alive and complete. with the
head and neck, felt that my life
had really been saved by the Quaker
medicine. and l am very thankful for
IT,"
Reports OF just such cures as this
reach the Quaker Health Teacher
every day In the month, and some or
them are really so marvellous as TO
seem untruthful. But remember.
Fisher is here 10 PROVE. not 10
promise results that cannot be got
ten. Quaker Extract has cured
stomach. liver and kidney troubles. al
su catarrh and rheumatism. FOR many
years, and has Increased IN virtue and
sales IN the face of fearful competi-
ton. There's no experiment about ~
az all Roots. barks. berries. leaves.
gums and blossoms are an there Is m
Quaker Extract No mineral or
chemical substances whatever The
grandest tonic and blood purifier IN
the whole country today Ask any OF
the people whose names and address
es are appearing in this paper each
cay-they are willing 20 tell YOU Just
what grand results can be gotten from
this great medicine. You are intend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Phincas u. McEndrec rs. Mary Drum
mond ct al
Tuesday, May TO-
Henry Cummings. guardian rs. Harry
Cauley 90 al.
saIne W. Lewis vs.. Nancy Burdstte
q a..
Wednesday. May Goth.
John NJ. Henderson. guardian vs. Cora
Emma sloan ct al.
Ran a River coal Co. vs.. Earl May
Isaac Handelsman ct al SIS. James A..
Green 20 al
Thursday MAY elst.
George W. Kelly. admir-. IS. Robert
James +. BeIviue rs. Margaret Bel
vile.
\. r. knight vs. Earl Willis
Moore.
Dan Lubesik US. s=obek NIacuea.
Friday. Nav .2nd
In re- Vacation OF Tatr Hail Street
bridgeport -I.rrur
Dick Han et a. ~. vs.. =. simpson.
Mike Teara vs.. state ~ Ohio.
David Good. Ns State uf Ohio
Edith Gertrude IIctI &C al ts. susan
T.. Hines 80 pl.
Monday No, goth.
Divorce Da-,-.
ELLA Mr.k VS. Marshal Meek.
NyrtI, Miller SIS. Jacob Miller.
Edward bubbius u.s.. Jcann,tte Dob
mi HudIimys ,s. MIya Rudumya.
Lille Eungarl vs. William a. Bum
gard.
Ida Barnett IS. benjamin Barnett
Sarah Belle Williams rs. George W
Williams.
sarah Z Devils U.S.. James N Davis
George St4ucoIa vs. Annie ~r4renTa
Rebecca Wagner Ne. Peter Wagner
Matilda Eico VS. Samuel Eiue
Ethel b. Csrig VS. Harl e.. craig.
Wilhclmiua Bulger rs. Everett $. Iui-
Louis SkIcnar u.s. Josephine SNrrqr.
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Company has received another auto do
livery truck.
The state health officials compliment
ed the Woman's civic club on the clean
up day movement.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hcskett. 90
Shadysidc. ars-Fisitius relatives az 81.
Louis.
Miss Nary Clark. OF Springfield. Mass.
rs spending a few days in this city.
William Brady. or Pittsburgh. was a
business visitor In this city YESTERDAY.
Mr. and Mrs James Hutchinson. of
Elm Grove, have returned home after o.
visit In this city.
Ernest Dcntueld ST. Of Harrison
street. who had three fingers amputat,d
az th" North Wheeling hospital Is I'M
proving.
The firemen have decided 70 call off
the doll contest. Us they can not secure
tho doll thta they wety after
The Great Empire show Italian con
cert band gave concert ina this city last
evening.
j. /. McGovcrn. of Pittsburgh. was a
business visitor Iu this city YESTERDAY.
Work on the new ice plant IN Soutn
bellMre. Is progressing rapidly.
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Warmnnd Rrlrfs


James Campbell of Pittsbu-eI
a guest of al the home of Nr and
Mrs. William Harrison of North War
wood
Walter Brunhaus has put fcu..
around his property on seventh
street
Georcc Nerschrod of Seventh street
has purchased the lot adjoiniu- u
G.. D. poty OF Richland avenue
having q concrete walk put I'm front
OF his residence.
Mrs Sally Ballard Of New York
city Us visiting az the home of her
brother. W. j. Lucas, of Twenty-tfl
street
William Connolly Of Glenova t,r-
race is building "a large porch in front
OF his residence.
Warwood bank has been distrbuf-
ing mail boxes TO the citizens liNiuE
in Center and South Warwood
Brick Is being received. so that
work ON the paving of Eleventh sire
can be started as soon as possible
Mr. and Mrs Arch lmhon of War
wood avenue viii move into apart
ment5 ON Twentieth street today
Mr.. and Mrs Henry KirChucr OF
Twentieth street and Warwood ave.
nue. have returned home after spend
ing few days visiting az the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. KirChner of Beech
Bottom.
An the wagons Of the Warvool
Transfer and Express company have
been reprinted by their owner. ". ~.
kenuamund of Twenty street
Mrs Sampel Sharp is imprONiu.
after being ill al her home on Eighth
street.
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cycle ON sixth street last evening and
sls tanned "a number OF bruises about his
The Junior Mechanics held we'll at
lti-leh meeting In their hall iu the
'i' "F'-tl'iNt} building last evening.
The Gc, Electric comp1ry con,pIet.d
'nt M'iA OF Installing the switch board
az i"e new smelling works yesterday.
y large crowd WAS present al the CITY
huild-aE last evening 90 hear the trial
"'l''e thc civil service commission.
n local branch OF the Boys Brigade
Wa instituted geo De- meeting held al the
Li.-l iitsh} terrain church last evening.
'nolr practice will bs held ll AN ~
,-, i''dI churches this eVeuin- and sew
tI1i interesting programs are being pre-
The Improved order OF Red Men will
noii regular weekly meeting iu their
NAL 'h Hanover street this evening.
me annual cuurreg atiouul meeting OF
N''NltfS gi So Huuls Episcopal
'nT,'n vii! De- held This evening
D N' FOCAL ArflD or Eagles will hold AN
important meeting iu their hall boz tine
ig.eheteu building this evening
Mrs 'rinith Johns. who recently UNI
urfWtuf am operation It tn. local hos
hlHl '- able to Doe about again.
il'.- 'i interest i"r TINS paper may
d. l'it az the I;alston N Parker drus
store or call bcll phone al@-I.
The Ideal duck pin team anna a team
from bridgeport. viii rnIi tho first OF "a
series 't gaines uu Che Ideal alleys this
DR. Gra, shteve returned YESTERDAY
morning from JacobsburE. where hc
was called uu "a case
Miss Kate McNamsra. aiVauc. agent
I'f ih' public health ourout now show
ing 900 E'llaire. was boz the city ycster-
day -ra gave talk 20 the High school
Atf.rue. D. e. Cray wos iu ST Glars
'i'I. Yesterday ON business connected
Win fh. Hubeusaok and AI.utl,y case.
Reeve e.. W. Hon. u--tor of the First
christian church. he'd charge OF the sore
vices rt Tho city Gospel Mission last
evening.
a LARGE number OF the members of
the local he'd Men 1odr, attended o.,
Visitation meeting at HayIaud last even
Iur
Nrs Walter Hartman D. seriously 900
az Nrr home ON south Second street but
last evening her condition Was imurnl ed
Tho Ladies Social club was pleasantly
entertained I"st evening at rn, HON. oi
Mrs. John IDern. 900 Main street.
Much interest l- h,Irl taken In th.
Hartman case ou th. charr, of opera
ting. which viii ha heard at Morriet ,,,u
Monday morning.
Work is progr,--iu., rapidly ou tho
erection uf tlr now cool work. lea a..
lowe part of thc city.
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an arrangements have been COM
pleted FOR the play 20 be given by the
girls or the Senior class or the high
.rnpoL this evening. THE Revolt
W nicn BE- the subject Of the play was
written by one Of tho high school in
rtr ucturs. The cast has been holding
r"hcnreaIs each evening until the ulav
o. now Oh" acme of perfection Misses
cunningham and Bayha have been di-
rccfiuE the play.
ireFlpus to tho play. several eefcc-
lions VIII Do rendered by the Boys and
HIFI- Plce clubs The boys Of tire high
school VIII give 20 grand opera at the
conclusion ~ fhe tahieHu. a large crowd
VIII undoubtedly ho present and the
proceeds WIN be used for the benedt OF
the school
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tdnment for tho ladies IN their hall on
tclmoust street. last evening Each
knight was clothed IN FUN uniform and
was accom- panied by his wife. daurhter
or lady friend 4 reception was held at
y % clock and at o'clock "a luncheon was
served In the First Presbyterian church.
Following the luncheon the entertain
mcnt was given.
Misses Mary, Anna and Emma Kraus
very pleasantly entertained the members
OF the sans Sacon Club at their home on
Union street. last evening. Framework
music and games formed the principal
diversions OF the evening and az "a sea-
Souanle hour "A delicious luncheon was
served.
well attended and enjoyable dance
was given by the Harmony Circle. OF
this city. In the Elk's hall on Belmont
street last evening. The hall was taste
lully decorated in the seasons colors
and am excellent dance program was
rendered. Music was furnished hv the
kcrneidcr's orchestra.
The Womau's civic Club has ISSUED
invitations for a musical 20 be given al
the home of Mrs. H. s.. McGreeor. POS
Harrison street, Tuesday evening. May
SIN. az O'Clock. The musical will be
Tor the beucht Of the city Hospital and
"a silver Offering will Doe taken.
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ing 20 get a tonic for the member. ,.
the family. So why not Ee- few f..
Ties o. Quaker Extract. which ts r.-.
and ehCieutr You don't know any.
thing about the new thiucs Thar s..
cCuIDE into existence every tav --.
you DO know that the old Cuak.rs
would never put medicine into t.s..
systems n 10 We're not as fine as col..
ur made That's what has rtU.
Quaker Extract such a wonderful -..
cess. ana has created such cures .r
this locality. 10 Is even better r.a.
10 was when the Quakers wer. tar.
i've years a-o. for the formula U.
been improved creatly recently.
" you have a tape~orr,. renerrbe-
that Fisher will give you fullsiz-
dollar bottle OF Quaker Extract free
OF charge. just 20 prove that a renee.
Ia It's form can eSpel worms o. ANY
kind. even the tape~orn1.
See Quaker Fisher az the O-icinaI
Cut Rate Medicine Store. l131 Mar.
ket street. from so a. m. till IS D.
m. daily and until Q on Saturday.
Quaker Extract 81 single bot'l.
three for $3.50 or six for s.. or D.
Balm. soc o. bottle. Salve. 25C a lUN
Cough Syrup. 25c a bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Ambition
Pills
'OrNervOus People

Tho great nerve tonic the famous
N'udeil's Ambition puls-fbat viii
put Fiaor. Win and vitality into nerve
on tired out an in. desp pendent peo-
rIH D. na few days
Anyone can bus O. box Tor only au
cents. and John Coleman GO BE- au-
fborze1 hf tho maker f0 refund the
purchase price Do anyone ie dIssafI-.
hod with tho hr.t box purchased
Thousands praise them FOR general
debility. nervous pros fraf.0u. mental
deurrs sion and urefrure nerves
caused ny over Indulgence In alcohol.
tobacco. or ovorw0ok of any kind
As brain food or for auv arIfrtior
OF The nervous system WpnfnfHe
Ambition Pills are ursurua sed whifn
Tor hrefnr.a. treu bling and utr-aI..a
they Orc imply splendid Fifty cents
OF job. Coleman Co. and dealers
everywhere Mail orders allied
charges prepaid bf Wendell pharma
SOD Or. Ir0. Syracuse. ~ s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Rnh 20 Wnrnn

Judging from the present number OF
unemployed men iu this vicinity. the
outlook for continued prosperity H. not
very promising. The closing down OF
the Riverside plant in which "a large
number OF local men are employed. will
.LIbm the list Of unemployed which
is already very large. The coal mines
are practically all idle and the rail-
roads have laid OF n large number ana
the principal plants Of the city are
working but half time. However "a
number Of men have secured emp roy
msut with the contractors who have
charge OF tho erection OF several OF the
new buildings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
For Carnival.

Tho Bellaire Fire Department f. max
carnivtls in the history OF the cftv
The carnival will be held the week OF
May 20 and the Great Western shows
VIII furnish the attraction. popu-
Hrtty contest is being held and the
most popular boy in the city will be
given "a bicycle. and already several
boys have entered the contest It is tho
purpose Of the nrcmen TO give a clean
aud moral carnival. one that all classes
OF people can attend and enjoy them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
TRUSTEES MEET
Officials % Second Presb yteris
Church Hold Business Meeting
Last Night.

& meeting Of the trustees Of tho
Second hytcrian church was held
yesterday evening az S o'clock In the
sunday school room OF the church.
The meeting was very well attended
by the trustees. and only business mat
tiers of a routine nature were taken UP
and discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Social Notes.

the fancy work party given ys-tes--
daN afternoon at tn. hlm, of Mr. Ia,it.
Mednl az Tiltonsyille was largely al
tended and "a very emo able afternoon
was spent Sewing tu1 fancy work was
the dlN ersions of the afternoon. At 81
reasonable hour dainty refreshments
We're csrNcd
The Hunters class az tre FIRST Esp-
inst Sunday school viii bc pleasantly
entertained this evening az the homo az
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell. ON North Sixth
street and no doubt a large crowd viii
De IN attendance. short business
meeting viii Doe held which will be- foI-
gram VIII be rendered.
largo crowd attended The social
given IN the sunday school room of The
,frfuan Lutheran church Itat tN,UiuL
uy the members of tHc Senior Luther
league ana a very enjoyable evening
Wa spent 4 program consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music was rem
dercd, after which r'froshmcuts were
served a large number OF bridgeport
people were present
me smoker given l7st evening hy the
members OF the AIphH Uhi fratcrnit ir
their hall on Fourth and Hanover street
was one OF tho most su-HFa able affairs
lT l, ~ the memhcrs for some time.
Ihe evening was spent BOO "a social ,ray
dtter which fine banquet was served.
several Of the VISITING mem baf..
throughout tho state wcr, present last
evening.
This evening at the homo Of Miss
Erms spence. on inter- street. the
mem bcrs or the Ihilat hcu class OF the
First Baptist church. will be pleasantly
entertained and no doubt an of the
members Will be present The diver
Sipns or the evening viii bc games and
a snort musical program viii be render
ed ~ the close tempting refresh
mcnts will be served
4 large crowd attended tho Jack and
JIM wedding in the First ". r. church
li-t evening. BY the children OF tho
SUNDAY school and all attending wore
wei pleased with the program that was
rendered. All OF the characters TOOK
their part well and last evening there
was some talk OF repeating the ylsv.
the affair Yves under the direction of
Miss Fila Doyault
Last evening nt tho homo Of Mis-.
EDNA Burns. on Walnut street tho meme
pers OF the refreshments committee OF
INC High school Alumni Aseocia ION
ncld meeting and made nrrauerrner.. s
Tot the banquet which viii hn served tp
the Eranduatinr class the latter uafr of
inc month. Another meeting viii un
held in the near future. at which time
linal arrangements Will be- made
Martins Ferry Briefs.
no l'l fnian sister. viii hold reEl-
Jar weekly meeting ir their hall ON Han.
over street This evening.
Miss AEncs Rust went 90 shadvaife
last evening fo spend several days with
friends and relatives.
IH' hebron Inoamrwcrt o. o. O. Dr.
nave made arrIr -rmrufs 90 hold o.
''laI and banquet in their rooms Co..
morrow evening
Justice off tho Peace % T Orr was
ln ST. .|H|r.NII|n .l.fr.HH. un .fr.a..
fr. fnfuIrrI 'r.I evening
- ---Wu from Hf. H..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Tuesday Nigbt cuuh

Last evening az the home Of Mrs r.
o.. 'ill In this city, the members OF the
A' gay Night club We're pleasantly en-
teI lalned and "a very enjoyable evening
was spent. Sewing and fancy work
Werc the diversions Of the evening and
~ the close refreshments were served.
inc regular meeting Of the club was TO
pc held Tuesday evening, but was post
roned untIl Inst cHcnLnr
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wen known MN Dies.

wednesday evening az his home ON
zane street. occurred the death of John
=. Lockett well known man Of this
city. after several days Illness or COM
pltcauuns OF diseases. The deceased
was in the thirty-siNth year OF his age
and Tor the past several years has been
employed Iu the Aetna standard mill.
lie is survived by "A widow and one
child. Funeral services were held from
his late home last evening az o'clock
and We're 10 charge OF Rev. r.. e.. Nesbitt
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
sent To- Slifton. ". Va. where interment
will be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
LarroIv Attnnheh

The meeting Of the Woman.s Foreign
missionary society Of the Kirkwood
l'roshrterisu church held yesterday af-
teruoon was largely attended and a
very interesting program was rendered.
several Important business matters
We're given attention az a short business
HteinE. A lunch was served al the
close OF the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
BRIDGEPORT


w orl was started yesterday on pla-
eng Linwood cemetery In good condi-
uon before Memorial day and IL Will
require some time 70 complete the work
All of the lots VIII be cleaned on and
yesterday "A large load Of flowers We're
conveyed 20 the cemetery to be used in
hcdllityiug the place. 4 large number
OF visitors are always present az the
cemetery on Decoration Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Streets Cleaned.

Tho sITo0f- m The CIufTlI part OF the
city have been glvcn good cleaning
by the street force and are iu good con-
dluou again and next week work viii
be started on the other streets. The
street force worked nearly the entire
day yesterday opening un sewer I'm the
alley between Hanover and Walnut SITS.
below Hanover. Last evening the
sewer was opeusI frr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Parotioe Sunday

Candidates for positions on the Bell
ARE a. A. ball team. Will Boz out for
practice Sunday. s. large number OF ap
phcations have been received for posi-
lions on this team, and all have been
requested TO BE- present sunday for 90
try -out. At this preliminary practice.
the good semi pro- essioual players viii
De- separated from the Chaff. and then
viii ensuc a race for permanent posi-
ton. Manager Kennedy announced yes
terday afternoon that the association
had booked Cameron, W. Va. for May
2Ath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
BELLAlRE
Eleoted offioors

Al recent meeting OF the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the Trinity Episcopal
church, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. President
MIS-. Sumson. vice president Mrs. John
WAGNER: secretary. Mrs. Dan Leach.
treasurer. Mrs. q. W. Dickens. The re-
ports OF the various committees We're
received and the committees contlnulJ.
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Settled out Of Court.

The hearing of Frank Conley. who
was charged with striking his wife was
SET Tor trial In squire X. r. Ong's court
Ytstrida morning but % Is thought
thtt the matter will be settled out Of
court The trial yesterday was post
poned ON account OF Al Dug being sum-
moued To- ST ClairsviIIe AS "A witness i'm
the hobeusaek ana Muutlcy case Both
sides had their attorneys present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
To Cclnharte

The Worlds Labor holiday viii be tit-
tingly celebrated in this city. Friday.
May !. All labor mon in this city viii
meet at the city building in the morn
ing al O'Clock, and parade over lns
principal streets Following tine parade
they will assemble a. the city auditor
tum. where several speakers Will deliver
addreEacs.
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intelligence 1914 Almanac for Csc
al the o. Sehiek News Stands. Get IA
Letter Reoeiv.d

A letter was received IN this city yes
tcrday from William Hoernig. a local
nnF Whi IS In Vera Cruz. doing duty on
80 . >. florida- The letter stated
that no was well and enjoying the best
on health. lie stated that they ana not
Know now long they will be forced 10
10y ~ tnaL place. This is tho first
word heard from him since the Mexican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
P1aaaant1u rntn-.a,..n

INC twentieth century Marthaa were
Llehsantly entertained last evening AZ
lne nome Of Mrs. Fred Hibha and abe
~ aeHisted In the entertaining by Mrs
fs -. -yIlIiau Eney. Sewing and
la'SN Work was the diversions OF the
tenlhF and was enjoyed bv am AZ the
or the evening tempting rcfroefs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Company Q OF The Boys Breade
held meeting yesterday evening all
$50 o'clock ar The Presbyterian
church on Twentieth street Most Of
the members were present. and the
evening was spent in taking new mom-
bers into the company. other mat
tiers Of importance were taken mp and
con -idcred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Dates Changed

Owing Co the TACT that Ringing Bros.
circus will be- in Wheeling on Sstur-
Jay, MAY 2. the game scheduled with
cambridge on that d1y In this city has
been changed and will he played iu cam
bridge. The two teams will play a game
IN this city later I'm the season. To-
morrow the local team will 20 TO Mari
eta where they will cross bats with the
team OF that place.
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WIN serve snnn.r

N Do ARRANGEMENTS have been rornrIefcd
MF the local branch OF tho yvor-arl,a
Temperance Union for the siipr,e- ,.ttts
WlI ne served in the SUNDAY school
room of the kirkwood N n rbu-rb
l.tN Gay evening. The ladies' have rre-
I'Ffd O. tno menu and mo- doubt a r-r,.
r'.h WIZ no present 1s large uur1fcr
-l Igeet7 nave been sold for the aTafr
Pc lI'Dffns VIII poe used o. hef- meet
the expense Of fh union ''' '"'F'
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Entertainment this Evening.

ne boys and girls glcc clubs OF the
ioca. hirh school Will give an entertain
mcnt Doc the high school auditorium this
evening and the proceeds of the auair
VIII Zoe used Co pay tho expenses OF r.
piano recently purchased. The boys
VIII present Grand opera House while
the girls will present Revolt" Both
clubs have been practiciuE hard for the
plays.
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nIarhet SATURDAY.

The HELPERS club of the local high
S'ho"i mas made arrangements To hold
n Hlai h't saturday afternoon iu the
yfopper dining room az the corner OF
Flith and Hanover streets. They Will
nave a Tine lime OF home made cakes.
pies. bread and pastry ON sslo durIne.
the afternoon