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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-04-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

FOllOWlng Is a llSC OF tne Oeeds
recorded during the month OF
March:
D. j., James G. and E. j. AL
exander to Marie Louise Rome
ro, 1t 5 blk 81 Estancia, 81 and
other considerations.
Ethel E. and Anguc McGilli.
vray to Willie Elgin, Its IL blk Z
Cent add Estancia, 81.
Thomas S. Kelly ct al to
Blanche F. Parrett, 1t 2 blk B
Estancia, 81 and other consider
atoms.
Nellie A. Darling nee Pope to
William ]. Pope, W hf sw or 90
8, 81 and other considerations.
James ]. Smith to Emma L.
Smith, s hf ne or 24-6.8, $500.
Ollie Jackson to J. J. Smith,
sw or 1869, 5000.
Elwin H. Pugh to Chas. l.,
Johnson, sw or, Its 3-4, e hf sw
or 1853, 81 and other considera-
tions.
Esmerejildo Serna to famous
Tabet. Sc or 29-5-8, 81 and other
considerations.
Walter P. Hines to T. A. An
derson, 1t 1914 blk 9 Kelly add
Willard, 81 and other considera-
tions.
Juan C. Romero to The John
Becker company, W hf ne or, e
hf NV or 11-3 6, $4,000.
W. D. Dow to Annie E. Dow,
Sc or Sc or, W hf Sc or, ne or sw
or 22-7-6, 81 and other considera
tions.
L. D. Elicit to Olive P. De-
Wolf, 8 hf ne Or, 29-4-9, ST and
other considerations.
Ignacio Sanchez to Sam Hun
ter, and B. E. Pedrick, S hf NV
or, hf sw or, 14-4-9, 5000.
Sarah and William E. Nix to
Lillian Hurst, e hf Sc or, 25-5-8,
Its 3-4, 30:5-9, $500.
VIM. M. Taylor to Geo. S. AL
ter, 1t 6 blk 6 Willard, $50.
Mountainair Land company to
Euflia Sedillo, 1t % blk 4 Noun
taiaair, $25.
Abo Land company to Ross
Garcia, 1t 5 blk 8 Mountainair,
$3.50.
Chester N. Phillips to N. G.
Morgan, Sc or NV or, e hf Sw or
FAT, $4,000.
John w. Franklin to G. Fred
Furguson, ne or 1863, $4,000,
Santiago Serna to Esmerejildo
Serna, land in Willard, 81.
Tessie C. Grassa and Jennie G.
Williams to William Herman
Grassa, 1t Ia blk IA Williams add
Willard, 81.
J. A. Chapman to Chas. T
Christian. Sc or 18.4-9, 5000.
Roy J. Barnes to A. L. Barner
ne or 1919. $500.
H. B. Cartwright to Will Dow
parcels of land and improvements
in fatigue, 5000.
United States to
Lulu B. Kuykendall, e hf sw
or, W hf Sc or, 35-7-8.
Tempe Willison, widow of R
S. Wilson, e hf Sc or, NV or Sc
or, ne or sw or, 1858.
Lemuel G. Grover, Its IL, {
hf NV or 7-6-9.
Basil A. Lobb, 1t A, hf Sc q,
4, ne or ne or, 9-5-7.
Francisco Lopez, e hf sw or 6
e.hf NV Or 7-2-13.
John L. Finley, Its 2-3-4, s h
NV Or, sw or ne or, sw or 3 $40
Ignacio Sanchez, s hf NV or,
hf sw or, 14-4-9.
o. M. Bruffett, ne or 22-6,7.
Ralph Stewart, ne or 25-4,6.
Arestibulus Wilson, hf Il
4-10.
Cecil C. Wilson, W hf 12-4-1C
David w. Boone, hf NV ql
NV Or NV or 4, e hf ne or 5-4-S
John McGillivray 1t A 33, n h
sw or, n hf Sc or, Its 1924, 81
5-11.
Daniel E. Burns. n hf ne or,
hf NV or, 21-3-6.
Columbus L. Archer, NV or 81
SO.
Josequeil Armijo, W hf NV q
14-4-5.
Gertrude Garcia, Its 1-2, Sc Q
ne or, 12-4-5.
Manuel Antonio Aragon, W
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-04-09

AS will be seen, 72 votes were
cast, resulting in the election of
J. l.. StubblefeId for mayor,
Willie Elgin, J. P. Porter Ed. w.
Robertson and John F. Lasater
for counciImen and o. w. Bay
for clerk.
Some of the workers thought
that the arrangement of the
names on the ticket affected the
result, although this does not
seem probable. However, it may
have confused some voters. The
names were arranged on the
tickets as follows:
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-04-09
A LIVELY
VILLAGE ELECTION

WhenOthe ews-Herald was
printed last week there was no
evidence of interest in the village
election, but very shortly there
after the pot began to simmer,
and soon reached the boiling
point.
There having been insufficient
interest to call for a caucus to
nominate candidates, few by
mutual agreement arranged a
ticket with j. L. Stubblefield for
mayor, Ed. w. Robertson, Willie
Elgin, j. P. Porter and ]. S.
Kelly for councilmen, O. w. Bay
for clerk. After this ticket was
promulgated it was learned that
while Mr.. Kelly camps in town
his residence is in the country.
The name of Leo Padilla was
substituted. This went all right
until the evening before election
it was learned that Mr.. Padilla is
also a suburban resident and not
within the corporate limits. lt
is surprising how many people
there are in Estancia who are
residents of the suburbs and are
not voters within the corporate
limits-a fact which developed
when it came to voting The
name of Frank Chavez was sub
stituted on this ticket for Mr.
Padilla, and there the troubles Of
these ticket makers ended-so
far as the making of the ticket
was concerned.
But for one reason or other, a
number of people were not salts
fled with this job Of ticket max
ing, and proceeded to get busy
on their own account. The re-
suit was a ticket composed of
John P. Kennedy for mayor,
John F. Lasater, Willie Elgin, ].
P. Porter and Antonio Salazar
for councilmen and J. R. Wash
for clerk.
The election was lively one,
there being a number of workers
on each side.
The voting resulted as follows:
IT,, NHo.l,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
eelIaire Briefs

MISS Elizabeth Haney. OF Washing
Ioh street is spending few DAYS
WIN friends az Columbus
Misses Grace and Ada Robinson Of
lnls city have returned from a wish
IT GAINESVILLE. '''''
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Walter John.
son OF Washington street a son.
Mrs Carl Harmon and daughter Of
North Jefferson street are spending
lew days al Cleveland
Mrs. William Campbell. and daugb.
ter. of this city. have returned from
& visit at bethesda.
Three plain DRINKS. one woman
we're assessed the usual fine of s. and
costs IN police court. yesterday.
Mrs. ID. II. McGhee. of Guernsey
street is spending a few days with
friends at Epworth Park
Mrs o. II. Young. Of North NobI.
street. Is the guest OF relatives at
Youngstown.
Mrs. James Lee will entertain tho
members of the Variety club AT her
home on Rose Hin
Mrs. George Nertz. will entertain
q party of friends al Riyorview Fri
DAY evening
Mrs Waldo Carnahan and son. Of
Harrison street are spending the sum.
mer at West AleXandsr.
The annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting
OF the Second Presbyterian church
was held last evening
Cornie Garrison will open rpstau-
rant In the Rippus building on Thirty
seventh street
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First Rc.
formed church. was held az the home
or Mrs. John Eggiman. last evening
Fred Hell Of Thirty-siNth street has
lonc 20 Cincinnati 10 study music.
Miss Emmelinc Morgan. Of This
city. Is visiting her sister al Ravens
wood. " Va.
Mrs. Beatrice Kane. Of Chicago. is
spending few DAYS in this city.
Dan Colbert. of Gravel HilI has pur.
chased q new touring automobile
Miss Hazel BOYD. of GAINESVILLE. is
spending @ Few days with relatives iu
this city
Test oil wells will be- drilled on fb.
ltosser farm. west of this CITY. by
pennsylvania capitalists.
Fred WalChli and John Long. OF this
CITY. nave returned from a business
visit az columbus.
Funeral services over tho remains
Of Patrick Welsh were conducted no..
terday morning
The work on the Koohnlcin fee rIarf
ls rapidly nearing completion and will
DO iu operation in a fow weeks
tuesday evening "a crowd OF vOur.
people called Ht tho home az UH.T
Hughes. on Gravel IUU unannourc.f
ln honor 81 DTS birth anniversary Tho
evening was very 'rIOyabIy eusrf 10
the various social diFgraIore ana .,
on appropriate hour delicious rsfr..r
mDnts were served Tho home y..
beautifully decorated Boo pink and
white Ururffa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
DENIES 1T
rcacNrasr- SAYS -e Nrse- Promised
Nc- Asked Mss JaN g Nary
~Irr-T1 Take stand

$500. AGO Jane .I never rror,-
sod asked N.s- Ban to marry me-.
t -".. -u vr fHr stand perhaps
..' ...' .l uurr- today and 50
.I"".r kci. hvaNtr. the sill
'' hN..'t r.r..-- evan r,list o. thr
N'. ".f SUNDAY PARTY made
statement af fhs conclusion 80
'r"- session 90 th, SrHUHI
..'.'. y. promise -lIt now on trial
ssh. l pretty cood looking rirl o.
Pc was -.--. .f.d fu kudth,a,tr
Yes >h. ts aood looking. but I
never asked h,r 'u MARI, mo had
."r't irat rofh.ur much would como
v-I 90 i..- case. D have been prstyr,l
lU death with PHOTOGRAPHER. who ap-
pear Orb think chat / ann a r,rulsr
show
ODD" gia.rr~ having rested her case
ihI- morning kotthtaN,r looked wor.
fi"t when court adjourned FOR tho
Don recess Ii.s defense will De- an
absolute denial ot having offered his
hand in marriage to tu, cirl
Miss Jaw agr,ar,d Co De- happy. wore
-fdN checked suit dainty black
b.-u'l bH-h'- hat trimmed with
feathers and appeared 20 b, hopeful
az success. since kud,beaysr' profits
from Dds PUBLISHING house FOR the last
year tutal,d nearly Slr.uUu. not count
lrI BITS 900 "a week salary paid him
by E'arG'il-t sunday
With Oh, pr,s,utauou 81 a number
oi DISPOSITIONS iuDludiuE the one from
90, Rev Mt sunday. Miss Jay rested
her case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
SENIOR GLASS
Is ENTERTAINED
BY FACULTY OF WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL Last NIGHT
Program for Commencement Week il
AnnoUnced-Prof. Phillips WIN
MAKE Address

Members ct o.. West Liberty %urm4I
school faculty yesterday evening emit. pc
tanned ir honor Uf fEu senior class. OF
tho NorW"l. with . PARTY 300 the school
auditorium. The evening was spent 20
music "uu nt'rHrN EXERCISES. Whil. tho
class was Addressed hy the different
members OF the faculty. Prof. J. e
shaw. tho principal. mad, uu excellent
talk in which be- congratulated the graf
uut'- and tNt'u1ed o.. good wishes n
the iyrulty Co thC class The affair
was on OF the most enjoy tblr given
81 tho school during the present year.
The following exercises will be held
during the latter part of this week and
th, FIRST Of next.
Friday. June g. az p. m.-RccItal
boy department OF music
saturday. June O.. AZ p. m.-Ioint
pr"sram by Irving ana Bryant Literary
societies
sunday June :. at 3 g. m.-AnnuaI
sermon by Or. ". G.. Hartingcr OF
Wheeling.
SUNDAY. Juno z. a. g. m-Address
b'for. y. ". g. g. and Y ". g. 4
Monday. June p. 20 .. m.-Alur0
baseball game.
Monday. June s. ~ .. m.-Senior
class play Every Woman"
Tuesday. June o. 90 90 q. m.-Com-
monCDmsut exercises. Address by Or.
o. g. Phillips OF Denver university Of
colorado.
tuesday. June .. ct ESQ p. m.-Basc-
bail game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04


The paving OF the National road
through Iradeiphia BE- progressing
rapidly and the work will be- Complet.
cd Within fh" rraf future.
Nr and Mrs Isaac futile and son
Archie, have returned to their home
H' Srr.nsdaIo after spending Che past
.'FNrt days a- OBJ" guests ~ friends
and relative af MOpdsfHId. o.
Mrs o. o. Springer. vho ha. been
confined to fhD ohio Valley General
hospital for The past several days o.
much Improved
So 70 Morrison ia confined to hfe
home af Valley Grove ON account of
Ia Uosshurr has moved from r.s
former residence at EigUouI 90
Echo Point
S o. order h1s returned 20 Die
home Hf Dallas after spending 4 f.V
days af EIm Grow" attending 10 bust
Edward uaurhsr'y of OAK m
spent H.f evening NJ Film Grove o..
f.rH Inns fo hu Irn.. matters
Nr. Charlie. Hare and daughter.
I,rrr'fa nf Gary. lrI. arr fhr
g...'. I.r several IHE. of SIR and
Nrs charles D. Mason. of Leather.
wood
John Wmalr. of NafrrarI, was
Iu..r's. caller If WHD'l.uE rs.far.
nus smith t7s completed ma,
nr h.a 300. room fU fH. HuHT.rr
formerly occupied NE -f.auI H.
lunIIUE alley and .fu.In factory
Several FORMER student. and rrII
HlIf. .r.m West liberty H..HE .u f..
QUO ftH pike district Hrn preparing ID.
attend fhn annual announcement OBJ.
'rr.a.. fH1f UII ha held af fHr N0r
mail r'Nf Nrrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Joe Miller. OF Fulton. had a narrow
ts'ap" from serious injury yesterday
Nntn de- was struck by am automobile
belonging 70 Mrs. l.. a Rolf. Of Wheel.
INK u seems that Miller vas riding
IN lue Il-ht side Of the street while
The machine was TRAVELLING on me
nLher side. Miller. seeing his danger.
sli' mpt'd 10 swerye. and at the same
iln' an enort was made by the driver
OF mo machine 20 miss the rider This
caused a collision. the motorcvcllst be-
inS thrown from his machine and con.
sldtrably scratched and bruised. while
nLa machine was damaged TO a consid.
cradle extent However the iniIIri,s
70 the rider were not serious. No ar.
rests were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
0UT-THE-PIKE
Fr,ish, Trs-s csnse,,ss.

oNlng 70 The scarcity % water az
fhe pumping station az rh. Nesf NJ.
Einia Traction a. Electric Compary Cor
Ll' past several DAYS The f-tiEht traf-
uc in On. outthepise district has been
srii'tllF Tied up. However. within
.N' past l'- aaE- tho needed rsralr-
Dave t''n made az the pumping sta
ZION az Patterson. and the rshiftsr"
.as a-aln started Vork delivering
iI'islt To the uuf-th. pike district.
~ lowncss OF the water ha. caused
me company Co b. several DAYS b.
hlnd Nith the shipping. and Il will re-
CURE several DAYS Tor them 70 make
up Tor the lost time However. the
,I,N was ar work yesterday with the
-nliter and large amount OF
freight was moved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Ben Abercrombie conductor op tho
AZ dr Chantal division OF the West
\ Fginia Traction a Electric Comusr,,
Us undoubtedly the champion bir
ZANE hunter OF the company. Tues,
na} evening while on his way to ,ba
CITY after finishing his DAYS vorl, ~
u'7'GN'rtd large opossum on the
rack. stopping the car he captured
ne vicious animal ana with mucL
diiilculty and danger 10 himself took
u 70 the car barn. Upon his arrival
A" w barn IN" nimrod turned the
i,rocious beast loose and Tor some
Time D" kept the barn men on tho
jump 10 Keep out Of his way. Later
however DE was Cacpd up and Frapl,
HaNley. another conductor. took The
animal 10 me city where he was
t.i,tf'u" Oh 'Nhlhltlon. Mr.. Hawley Is
t"ldIhS the feroCious beast as no ev.
poets TO sell IL 10 the ZOO Al pins.
burgh Tor a large sum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
MURDER CASE

Detectives Niuard and Frazier 70.
turned yesterday evening from Wood
lands Whvr" they had gone with tb.
hopes ~ picking up the murderer Of
James Thomas. They did not bring
any person back with them. although
Iai'r ~ th" evening while scouting
over the city they picked nm SOM.
suspects. Just what was found out
from them was not made known. I'm
u ls surmiscd that they have tho
goods Prosecuting Attorney Al.
d!rman was In conference with the
pol!t" culet for several hours last
night and the relatives 81 Thomas as
well as thp persons who found bi,,
were examined What was developed
ny lhaL examination ~ 4 ancrnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
VII Billy NJ. 49,.

LOUIS LarEomarcino. mof0rcycI,
COP ~ the out the pike district mas
started % subscription list for the mr..
pee OF raising money for tho nur.
,'. Cd. new machine Several
months agO Logic was arp,irt.5 a.
pti'oIWan az the outthe-pike district
ana 900 pursuance Of his duties has
worn out his machine. which was his
Only wy m apprheudinE spooders
j Do" subscription list is fast raising
ana DO is expected that within "a fsv
uiF- H' VIII have enough for the uur
rha-" OF new machine I.orgis T.,
one a. tho best officers ia rhfs ,,.,
I,r 900 the out.th"pike district a. nv
SHOWS no discrimination Zoo the mat.
i"r hu' takes them aI alike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Rendered Verdict.

IOrOnor = l. Wvcrs ~ All, -,
has completed tho inycstirstig,,, ~,
m" death Of Charles Neville. Tuoeds,
morning. The verdict is as follow
ma that Charles Neville. came 70
Ll5 death by falling from the ION Of
Ih' upple 81 the Webb mine. througb
an opening in the floor That he. ust
previous 10 the accident. was WIRING
the tpplc for iuhts and motor trDi
iry wire. While on top 81 n ladder
ms Fellow workman went 10 tho tool
house for supplies and returned 90
ma me lifcloss body on the railroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Work Progressing

splendid progress Is being mad. on
tn' erection Of the abutmonts for the
new tf'stle on the West Virginia Trac.
uon 4 Electric Company lines. lust
'ast OF Wheeling Park The men in
,1aIL" OF the work Yesterday com
.i'I'd the west abutment and have the
~ ua'lHh ior tho east completed
The work of filling in the form vilI b.
started within "a few DAYS and rho
I.rlde" completed within a short time.
.' abutm'nts are being built OF re-
..I'T''d concrete. and when comploted
Tue STRUCTURE will be one OF the most
up-to-date IN the vicinity OF Wheeling
J. ". Farmer. candidate for ro,,rt,.
lpeTntendcnt OF schools. has b.en
HNe wire both as a Republican and
as teacher, for the last 20 wears IJa
worthy OF and deserves your sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
SHOW IN WRECK
Local Theater Goers Disappointed last
Night When Announcement was
Made Mrs. Fiske Couldn't Appear

\ large number Of local theater
eO'rs were sorcly disappointed last
evening. when 10 was learned that
Mrs Fiske and her company who
were 10 have appeared az the Court
Ihcatcr last evening. were unable 10
show because at wreck on the G.
a O. down IN the state during the
morning Information was received
a. the Court thcatcr during the after
t,rnOu that the company would be an
able To appear in time for the even
ing performance. MANY persons had
purCha scd tickets. and were not aware
Of tho accident until they appeared al
the thDatCT last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
$4,000 VERDICT
Returned by jury In Favor OF Plaintiff
In Damage suit OF }. p. Mcdonald
vs.. Wheeling S. a l. Co.

The case OF j. = Mcdonald - tho
Wheeling Steel and IRON rompany Of
E'uWout, Was tIi.G 300 th. Circuit
court. az Mouudsylllo yesterday. and
thr jury after a few hours deIibcrp-
lions brought in n verdict in favor az
the plaintiff FOR $4,000
Tho plaintiff, Mcdonald. alleged
That he was injured by a heavy iron
Hn"I ldlllnS upon him. due 10 tho neg
lg'uCp of other ,mpIoy.s of t6..
firm. The plaintiff sued for $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

was arrested Tuesday CHARGED with
cutting T. J. Stanton. also with tho
Young Buffalo Bill circus. was dis.
missed by Mayor Wassmtn Yesterday
morning. stanton. the man who was
HJuItd' ialied 10 appear against him
II was also learned Yesterday ,,,,,,,
ing thaat the men were bitter spemi..-
nd mad fought a number of times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

This county viii sord % largo mum
Dor OF oo'r~a'ra fO tho State SUNDAY
Hf lUuursf0nr Practically HT lf tlr
county officers ana superintendent.
HIII attend 1000. convention s special
..r $500 probably Boz chartered fu pHr-r
lI. local DELEGATION t0 and from
Young town Delegates f1 fhis ff..
.if' annual convention VIII Ir elected
hH "H OBJ. sunday schools Iu frn CONN
's. fHEf Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Examinations Start

MS morning the uniform examine.
uohs Tor teachers certificates i'm the
pubilc schools will start al tho Wei
Liberty Normal school The pxami.
natl'ha viii be- iu charge of Comfy
up'Ilh. 'nd'nt OF Schools J. II. La
z"dr and his assistants ana vii 90,
llhue today and tomorrow. Yast,s.
day q number OF teachers from M.
out-th"-pikc district left for West H.,
'TtN where they will stand IN. ,sst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
500 Per Month

Al a recent meeting Of the nau.
g,lIr commercial club directors IL va
decided 10 fix Secretary Martins ssi.
my AZ 500 per month. The salarv
~aS ,Eed AZ this amount in order fbsf
VI ~. iaIiln might devote his entire
secured lease on rooms on H.. va, sn1
ono loor of the new Decentralization
building Tor the period of one with a
privilege OF three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
tor Satisfs Glory
Concrete Work Cali
IHE 3. KIMBERLY CO..
Sehmulbaeh Building. Both Phonet
Uniform Team Meets

IN" UNIFORM team OF tho Henry
America. held meeting last evening
on the Overlook ball field The mr..
pose OF the Wuetins was the taxing
up OF drill work which was i'm cbarrs
OF 'hi"i Forester Samuel Lively
operations are being made for hav
ing me team attend The Wheeling M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

meeting Of the Prorressives of
the city was held In this CITY
Tuesday NIGHT and about four mon
were present The matter 81 placing
igI ticket In tho field was diecu sod
ana q r'IuIufion was adopted FOR tho
election ~ committee mon hv wards
and townships Another meeting VIII
Do held boo few davs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

, The REGULAR meeting OF the ReUai-s
commercial club will be- held in IN.
auditorium Of the city building mis-
evening. \ large number will be- rrcs
thl az several important matters will
changing the cate of Tho mestirSt
sale day. P'0''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
BELLAlRE

city. asking him IL he was "wet" or
dry Apparently the writer OF the
letter wished 10 know.if the man was
elected 10 the office OF sheriff. would
he enforce the Rose law. or use the
same lax methods as are now being
ngpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

N'mhors Of tho 81 NirhaaTs ORA.
matte club presented the pIay entitled
L.' circus Girl last evening at Tho 81
Ii'hd'l school hail. At Efrinrfon
l..n' The play vas given for the
Fir' company and was q decided nee.
''- ~ was presented before a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
To Graduate

Walter Charles Russell. of Tallr,sn
'iiu,' VIII De one or the l75 gradu-
AZ DeleWare, next week. He viii 70.
c'iNe degree Of Bachelor ~
science. Mr.. Russell rraduatcJ
from the local high school with The
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Several lads Iassiug along the alley
In the rear Of the Olympic Theatre
threw stones iE the ton windows while
the show was going ON. Miss Nellie
McGiniy was struck on the top Of
the head. making "a very painful cut.
The police We're notified and are on
the lookout for the misCartuts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Tho Elk band Of THIS city has com
pl'L'd arrangements for q moonlight
excursion on the steamer ono
lhursday evening Of next Won, Tho
FIX band will furnish music through
out The evening and dancing will be
one Of the diversions Of the evening
ne boat VIII leave the local wharf
~ $50 o'clock and return 10 this citv
about 1875 o'clock
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viii Entertain.

Mrs. Harry Wagner will entertain
me members of the Music. Literature
and Art club at her home on Forty.
sixth street. Friday afternoon ~ tbis
week. An excellent program will be
rendered. and a discussion with
Italy as the subject will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Mrs. Ella Bankard. AGED thirty
years, died az her home ON Belmont
street. yesterday morning o. 800
How They Stand.
Party lines will not play a very
strong part in the politics m Belmont
county this fall The main issue is
now the wet" and dry" question ami
upon this depends tho nomination of
the various candidates one 0f the
candidates for sheriff in belmont
county received letter few days
ago from ono Of the citizens OF this
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engagement Announced

ne engagement or Miss Margaret
bl"ke. OF Bcnwood 10 Mr. John Joseph
I raWl"y, Of this city has been an.
iiio u Miss Blake is the charming
uSuthtcr OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake.
OF Benwood. The wedding will he an
event OF the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Tho ladies Of the ST. Johns church
nave made arrangements FOR a lawn
tete 10 be given on the lawn opposite
the church on Guernsey street. this
evening. Music viii be- furnished by
an orchestra and all kinds OF refresh
mcnts will be sold.