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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

ternoon near the North End Literary
and Athletic association hsadQuarterS
me Sason ~Ss esliVsrins beer az the
we're damaged.
Another practice meeting was held
BY the band and bugle and drum corps
last night. IN the Waldorf building
Andrew Wilson Is in Washington
ID. e. I'm the interest % his race for
,hs Local Rostmsste,ship 70 succeed
comes effective March l.
"A session Of the board OF directors
OF the southern states Mutual Lie In
suranee company was held yesterday ar
ternoon. in Charleston.
Bids were opened Yesterday In the
local orice OF United States engineers
Tor furnishing consignment OF cement.
IN ronsfroctto,, 500, -, a., = ,s -.
t,allipoliS. % The lowest bidder was
the Superior Portland Cement company.
Of Cincinnati. being Si-s3 per barrel.
According To ruling made by
state Tax Commissioner Fred o. Blue
even ravoring extracts containing NOR.
than one-haff OF one pes. cent OF alcohol
law which becomes effective after June
a bulletin ISSUED yesterday by the
West Virginia state Board OF Health
from the ofice OF Secretary Or. : T.
Jepson. this city. contains articles on
snalipox control pneumonia and it,
prevention. tNrhold lever ana suggest
ions for the prevention or control Of
other diseases.
In an interview yesterday. Major
J. +. Jervey, In charge OF the local
corps OF United States engineers having
charge OF government construction ard
Improvement work on the Ohio river.
expressed the belief that the system OF
locks and dams now under construction
viii be completed by 1921.
"A meeting 81 the Junior Bible class
VIII be held saturday morning At =
o'clock At the Y. NJ. 6. 4.
The members Of the woman's Hos
pital Association held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon az J
O'Clock. Several business matters con-
corning the general welfare OF the as
ISOLATION We're discussed at the meet
ing. The meeting was very well at
tended by the members.
The members OF the Mems Bible
class ~ the Second PRESBYTERIAN church
gave a very delightful supper at the
church yesterday evening from 5 80 To- .
o'clock. The refreshments consisted Of
roast beef. ice cream. cake. home made
candy and other refreshments. The
supper was largely attended by the
members OF the class.
Daniel Webster. Of Chester. Han
cock county. who believed to have been
lost has been found bv CongresSman
we'll
according TO all reports the fruit
crop Tor the coming year has not been
weather. and the prospects are very
bright Tor good peach. plum. cherry
and apple crop.
The g. \. X. members Of Holiday
iost OF this city. will attend the an
nual ohio cnCampmeut t. be-. held AT
East Liverpool Ia Juu. Many veterans
from West Virginia. Penn-yivania and
ONO are expected TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
ANNUALBANQUET
Held Last Evening by Member, of
Evangelical League of St
Paufs Ev. Church.

The first annual banquet was held
last evening in St Paui's Evangelicsl
church, at the corner Of Thirty-eighth
and Woods streets. by the EvangeiIcal
league OF the chuch. There We're about
90 OF the members present and an infer
esting program was rendered.
me large room was beautifully deco
rated In the national colors and In keen
ing with the Washington birthday reIs-
bration. The Mattresses were dressed
a. Martha Washington. The program
was as follows: '''
SOng-"America" ....... Nv rc,,.,r.
Ouartett "Sllvery Light" ........
By Misses Willie and Helen Never
and Messrs. Fred. och ana Harry
Connors.
DialOgue-"Gf ! Were President.
The leading characters were taken D. y
FRED Hartlein and Minnie Willie. and tbs
others who participated were Iouis
Brinkman. Hanna Hahne Wilma Zim-
norman and Ancs %eabright.
Vocal Solo-"Amerella" ...
........... 1880. Miss Eiya Seabrirbt
Address-'W Why We Love George
go washington ....... Rev. 4. g Raarhe
Trio-' shepherd Of Love ......
Misses Minnie Willie. ITu'da sevboid
and Helen Meyer
Piano Duett.
q, Misses Helen Meyer and Iiiida seyboId
song star Sranglcd Hammer" League
Following the rendition 81 the mo.
gram the banquet was served and fbfs
was Followed by a social hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Va: 8. ]. Sally. HUNTINGTON. w. Va
G. J. Clark, Steubenville. o.; J. e.
Mclaughlin. St Marys. W Va:
Dudley Snodgrass. Galmas. W. Va;
T. Costello. Fairmont. w. Va.
business visitor in the city for few
John w. McNay. of Bannock. MEM
Der of 81. Clairsville lodge. knights
OF Pythias. attended the Golden Ju-
hilee celebration at Pythian Castle
last evening
Charles Moore. formerly connected
with the Y. G. Dunn Company agency
in this city. hut now travelling sales -
man for the Fort Pitt Bedding Com
pany. is spending a few days in this
city. looking after business matters.
John NJ. TAYLOR. OF Bannock. Ohio.
attended the Golden Jubilee celebra 81
ton OF Knights of Pythias In Pythian
Castle last evening
Miss Ella Bowers has returned 10
her home i'm Warrington. after a visit
with local friends.
Capt. Moore. OF Tiltonville. one OF
the best known river men i'm this sec
ton. was in the city yesterday on
business
Messrs. Charles p. and Chester W.
Caldabaugh were in Parkersburg
Wednesday. attending the annual
convention Of the Retail Hardware
Dealers Association of West Vir-
ginia
Miss Julia Rahr. who has been Wis
iting friends I'm New Martinsville for
few DAYS. has returned TO her home
on the South Side.
G. Burgess Taylor and Secretary
Roy Il. Naylor. representing the State
Board of Trade. spent yesterday IN
hng
John Barnett. of Cameron. spent
yesterday in the city transacting
business.
Miss Elizabeth Eskey. teacher OF
the local High school has again re-
sumed her work after recovering from
Il slight Illness.
Misc Elizabeth Boyer. OF Clarks-
burg. Is visiting At the home of Miss
Bertha Wendell OF South Jacob street
Frank Weber. OF this city. is spend
ing the week In Columbus. where he
Is visiting friends.
Mrs. G. 4. Bloom. OF Edgewood
has as her guests her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Doyle. OF Pitts
burgh
Miss Frances Blrney. OF McKees-
port. Pa. is the guest of Miss Marie
Friesmuth, Of Echo Point
Miss Hilda Wright. Of the Island
Is in New Martinsvillc. where she
VIII attend a reception given by the
Magnolia Club
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. &. Birkenhauer VIII
leave Thursday evening over the h
& o. for Philadelphia. Pa. 10 attend
the funeral OF Mr. Birkenhauer' =
brother
Mrs. Smith Whitemore OF Washing
Ton. -. c.. woh was the guest OF Miss
Patu sweeney at Highland Park. left
Yesterday for her home
Miss Georgiana Coburn. Of Detroit
Mich. Is the guest OF Miss Amy
Rogers. on the Island
Mr.. Ernest Billiard. OF North Main
street, who has been the guest OF
friends In Cincinnati will return 10
her home Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
MUNICIPALITY CLEANS
SNOW FROM SIDEWALKS

The town OF Patterson. a will
age OF about $50 persons. locst-
ed adjoining Elm, Grove. has
The distinction % being the FIRST
municipality in this district.
and perhaps IN the state and
the nation. of taking the re-
sponsibil'ty OF cleaning side
walks after a snow storm.
Following each snow storm
this month. the walks have
been cleaned. BY order Of the
mayor. Samuel Chase. who was
Installed as the towns HIGHEST
executive February I, last.
Prior 20 the storm OF yester.
day. Mayor Chase has aided
the citizens BY getting out and
snoveiino the Beautiful" away
himself. but now he 10 confined
TO his bed by serious Illness,
ana unable TO get out to offer
MS assistance. Yesterday. re-
slizino this, the walks were
cleaned by another, and sup
posedly by his orders.
n horse drawing a triangular
SNAPPED sled. on which the driv-
er rode was driven over all Of
the walks, (which are five foot
cement) and the snow was
seraped away. Following the
drag, came a man with a shovel
who cleaned the snow from the
gates, leading to the homes OF
the residents, and then the
walking was far from disagree
able. The town now has a rep
utstion second 10 none. Where
will the next beG
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Obituary
Mrs. wilheImiaa Marx.

Wednesday evening. at the home. No
Merritt street. occurred the death Of
MIs w llheimina MarN. aged and we'll
known resident OF the CITY Ina tb. S0tb
year or her age. The deceased had been
u. Tor about two months aud her condi-
days ago. She j. survived by four chill
nrtn. Two sons and two daughters. NIL
helm Marx. Of Martins Ferry aud Gus
Iahn and Miss Marie Marx. both Of this
city. '''
she was born in Germany in Nav.
1888, and came t. Wheeling about -
years ago she was member OF the
Zion Lutheran church At the time OF
hef death she was residing with her
daughter. Mrs. John Bahn. Services viii
% h"id at the Zion Lutheran church.
Saturday afternoon at = o'clock and in
termeut viii %" la Mt. Zion cemetery. A
special car Will be 81 the church TO CON
.eN members or the family to the Gene
terry where iutermeut will A., ne,
EruZe viii officiate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
NEWS BRIEFS

he To- " ST. Sodality Ladies'
MIN trolls viii Boz repeated on SATURDAY
evening Hf fhe Carroll club There
WI h" no reserved seats but Just ran
Iy Invited fH attend
County Road ErFira.r .s.rg.
.''f." n Doe arrived home after 4ff.UI.
.NE fn' state r0Id school OF N.r..r.
wv. IhEIHsrr efrruruI Ia COMPARING
I.iI 90 thia county with those ur
..I'' '"NNiIrH says that tIf citizens ur
ONO county ahuIlI Us EIau uf fHsIr
poe h'r' Matters taken uu af
UT '''1fnifsi"u"re yesterday morning
lHFrn wua nothing doing fr tH.
ponce court line YESTERDAY fnlfrirr. tr.
ones un biz Hir
beer WAGON uf fHe s.rrrrrfr.r
brewing company upset "Wednesday af.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
INFANTS BODY
FOUND In FIELD
TWO SMALL cEHDREH sArD TO
LAVE DncovEIED n
While Playing Hszr Edgtngton Lane
wednesday Afternoon-Bumor
Cannot Ne vsrinsd-

IL was rumored in the city ana
suburbs yesterday that the remains OF
an Uniformed infant were found on the
Whitaker Held. near Edgington Lane.
"wednesday afternoon. by two small
children who were playing on the field.
All efforts TO run down the rurnor were
unsuccessful. although several of the
persons who spoke OF the finding said
they felt positive that the body had
The town sergeant OF Edgwood was
called. but he denied all knowledge OF
n Q case. and the coroner OF the county
could not be communicated with. The
news spread like Wild IRE and quite a
sensational case Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
About People
Movements ~ individuals 70
and From the City.
TRt. STATE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL HOTELS

MeLure-R T. Eorshnor. Parkcrs
burg j. " HALLS. Coils. o.. ID D.
Thiener. StstcrNille. D. a. Lynch
Coils o. W T. Vittouhouac. Park
'f- bur9 Walter g. furdon. Sisters
willie NIaa bertha U1ldrcn. New
MatamoraF. Miss Mary English. New
Maismoras. Mr. Percy Wolfe. Ncv
Maiawor1s " = 4 English. N"w
Nafamor7s. " Ross. CLARK sbure
John = Nck0w. Jf. Tunnclfon. Vs.
.a. q. p lluEzins. Terra Alta. "
Va
Grand Central - Bonoy Drantes.
Solt'sd8le. Pa. ~ y NrCIaren.
Nclch. " Va " - Nissan. Sis
icfatilIo. ". Va. 4 e. kinkcad.
FairWout W Va. jos v Latham.
FroepOrt. o.
stsmm-B " Taylor. parkors-
hurg W % Riglewan. FairUont. W.
\ Williams. Barton. o.. Mrs Toda
hoonz. Weston. v. Va. y T Wpfu.
cook. tiarkshurE Mrs = o. Eofo-
COOK. tlafksburr. o. ~ Wouffer.
kcnuNH. VI Dav SON. sisfera,iiIr.
ldlWHr " Davis. Macdonald. vs. ga
Inirr HenirDu. Pennington. " Va .
John u. lioplaIn. Warrington. W
Brunswick-Homor White Wayne
burg. Pa. j Pcnour. F1kius " VI.
u. J. Eoeae. Cadiz. o.. OryiIlo Soil.
Hannibal o. o. " smith THrich4
tlii'. " g HIrchlcr OrrsyiIIa.
., G. w. Rodecker Charleston. W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
RAIN-SNOW-SLU
Weather Yesterday Was Even More
Disagreesble Than That Of the
Day Before, When Rain
Fell Continually.

The weather man has certainly
h"'n The victim Of a miqdoal within
lnr Iast twenty four hours. as rain
was predicted for YESTERDAY and SOME
OF those not intimate with tho old
man even voiced Themselves In tho
hehef that kinE Winter was In mia
mai retreat to his domains north Of
INC hftythird parallel However. this
theOry was plEconholcd Hbout 10
q CLOCK yesterday 10 BE- sprung AZ a
laier date. Tho country. which was
Just relaxing from tho storm that bsd
neld " In it7 grasp during tho paef
rev days, was caught yesterday In tho
grasp OF blizzard that for sor1e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Dr. W W GRAY. who underwent OF,
operation few DAYS ago at his roons
on Main street q getting along nicely.
] ne street crossings OF tho CITY are
IN deplorahlo condition following the
heavy snowfall
NO CITY authorities should enforce
me city ordinance and compsu ali
property owners 10 clean tho SNOW
from iu front 81 their homes
CHARLES Blake. of this citv. has 70
turned home from Parkor-burr whore
~ spent The past few days with
friends and relatives
Edward DOyIe be- confined tn bis
nom" boo This city with a serious Ui-
ness. '
Tho local ferry boat is only ot.ersf.
ihE abort half time due fp the bosg.
u's of ice iu Tho river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
OIL AND GAS

Light wells continue TO represent the
competitions In the West Virginia and
southeastern Ohio fields. In the Weir
Syand deveiopment IN Big Sandy district,
on company has drilled No. IS ON the
Gashorn 750-acre tract through the
laurel run. Elk district. the south Penn
on company has shot No. II on the Blue
Creek tract and Increased its product
Trace Fork. Duvai district Lincoln
county. the Holley OIL q Development
company con, has the rig completed for a
In Union district. Wood county. IN.
Parsons & Sweeney OIL company has
completed second test on the Clarence
Jones farm and has a buster in the
South Penn OIL company Is drilling No.
on the Ruth Wharton farm. on Sink
~. the Hope Natural Gas company has
drilled second test on the James Mat
thews farm through the Gordon sand
on Pinch creek. Elk district. Ranawha
county. the United Fuel Gas company
has drilled n second test on the j r.
Gillespie farm through the Weir sand
and has show for "A 3O-barrel produc-
err This IL a better showing than any
Creek field got I'm the Weir sand
Small Well in Marion
In Warrington district. Marion county
it- No on tho John OFT farm through
the Big Injun sand and has "A IL barrel
pumper. on Middle Island creek. the
Irl-State Gas Company has drilled an
old we'll on the Ruth Weekly farm from
the Big lnjun TO the Gordon sand and
got "A gasser In the lower formation
In Webster district. Marshall county
the City suburban Gas Company has
drilled No ON the I. .. Dowler farm
through the Big lnJun sand and has a
duster In the Beech Bottom POOL. in
Buffelo district Brooke county, the
Kockledge OIL Company has drilled No
1 TaNl
through the Berea Grit and has a show
Tor barrel pumper.
". the Nesper Gas Company's No. c on
up at $40 barrels a day. In the sRi inns
adelphia company's No rs on the Iucas
Bros tract has declined to 1917 barrels
a day.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the Payne district, Lawrence town
ship. Washington county o. the Dutch
on company has drilled No. : on the c.
oIiver farm through the second Cow
Run sand and has a show for a light
Runper. IN the same district the J. n.
Hraden OIL company has started to drill
its No. s on the John Lee Hall farm 10
me ne heSner sand. In Newport township
Edward \. Meyers No. on the John
Braun heirs farm is holding up at 10
Near Cutler. in Fairfield township.
Washington county. s. Cottingham has
drilled No; on the Louis Dunbar farm
into the Big Injun sand and IL is report
ed as good for eight barrels a day. This
IL the hrst well In that locality TO ge,
production IN tho Rig Iniun formation.
Southwest Pennsylvania
Tho northern extension TO the old Car
son pool In Hanover township. Beaver
county. has come TO the front with an
other good producer. II In James Muir
rays No. on the J. II. Moore farm and
only district IN southwest Pennsylvania
that has been presenting producers OF
THIS size Tor more than n year Near
e. WFa.UN
delphia company has drilled "a test on the
J. w. Iioskinson farm TO a total depth of
1000 feet and found nothing hut "A liKht
Gordon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

The members of the Ladies Foreign
missionary society OF the First NJ. r.
Church, are making arrangements for a
tea party 10 be- held next Tuesday eve
ming In the social rooms OF the church.
me rooms will be beautifully decoraj-
ed Tor the occasion and all those TAX.
ing part Will be in the Martha Wash
lhRton costume. : patriotic program
VII DE- rendered aud silver Offering
VIII be taken at the door. All are
cordially invited AZ atteRd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mar.
rhanfa ana Ofhar aanIa n.nI.-.

Notice TO manufacturers. Jobbers, Msr-
chants ana Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board Of Control Of the state
OF West Virginia viii receive bids dai,y
~ it office at Charleston, West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the Jevcrat
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment Of which IS vested IN said i}oard
contracts VIII he awarded TO the loves {
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII he given preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on recelEt OF requests
stating the lire desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
JAZZ Charlcston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Another Department Resumes

60. he galvanizing department Of the
heriinE steel & Iron company re-
sumed operations yesterday morning
after being closed for the past few
weeks. This resumption makes prac-
ilcaiy the entire mill In operation and
many men are finding employment
Never before in the history OF the
toNn mas work been so plentiful dur
ing this time OF the Nenr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Met Last EXeninn

The Brotherhood of the ST. Mat.
thew : German Lutheran church held
a we'll attended meeting last evening
al the parlors OF the church. MANY
interesting matters pertaining 10 the
welfare OF the church were discussed
but nothing definite done The mem,
bers OF the organization are makisg
extensive preparations for a social
and supper TO be held next Saturdav
and Monday evening A special menu
VIII be prepared and all are cordially
invited 10 attend. Supper will be
served from s tuntil 10 O'Clock each
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
To Open March Second.

10 was enormously stated la these
columns yesterda morning that
school would Open In the new Junction
nigh school building on next Monday
morning. As e matter OF fact school
VIII open in the new building on Mon
day morning. March End. The school
furnishings out OF the old building will
De moved next week and everything
VIII ne tn readiness for the grand
opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

time bid fair to rival the one recen,Iv
passed. Just to show his power OF a
come back old King Winter opened up
early yesterday and continued 10
show the people of Wheeling that he
was still on the job In a short time
after. snow had begun TO fall. the
streets were covered with a slush
almost ankle deep. making IT one OF
the worst days OF the winter for tray.
cling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Fred w. rirkenhauer.

WORD has been received I'm Inc ,it,- nr
~" death ~ Fred W. Birkeuhauer. of
the civil Service department. stationed
AT Manila. The r"fralug are now ell
route 10 the nited states ana interfnert
viii De I'm philadelphia. Mr.. Hriukeu-
hauer Is survived boy one brother. A. g.
trinNrUhauer. or fhis city and has been
stationed iu the Philippines for the Pact
~ years engaged a. train master there.
Ills death was caused by blood poisson
ing resnItinE from gun shot MnLInI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
| Z D

REMMY-On wednesday afternoon. Feb
ruIry is. 1914. at Z IS O'Clock. at her
late residence 1926 Vance Ave- War
wood. MRS ELIZABETH T.. wife OF
Adam Kenny. boz Ter 18th year.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock Friends Of the family
respectfully invited to attend Inter
Weut at Mt ZiOn cemetery.
BIRKENHAUER-pn November lst. At
Manila, -. J.. FRED ". BIRkEN-
Hal Elt.
Intermeut az Norfhwood cemetery. Phil
adelphia, Pa. SUNDAY. February %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

~ PASO. Texas. Fcb 10 "A spo.
riHl 20 The Times TODAY says thar
MY former followers Of Maxine Cas.
detachment of Villas troora Yrr.r
Major Nicu'I S1mauirro. who r4a
been Boz pu-guit Of the band since tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Mrs. Lnev d. shingl,tcn.

Special uisrafch 10 tho Intelligence
CLARK BI ltG. ". Va. Fsb 19=Nra
Li'N II. SfiuEi'tuu. wife Of l.aNwaU e.
ShinEietuu. died TODAY Zoo a hospital
nit'r lingering Illness. She WAS for
lIeTlt New MarunsslIie school teacher
Mr Singleton - assistant manager of
Ih' Walk rs Wholesale produce concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
McmaEters Funeral.

Ine last sad rites over tho remains
Or the late Mrs. John MCMasterS we've
held yesterday afternoon nj . O'Clock
following the services % the home ON
fifteenth street. iutermeuf was Ir
Ireenwood cemetery The rail- hearers
we're. l'r. =. T.. Lep4uu. col Robert
w hitc. Albert M"ierc George Greig g.
D. Gee. Pred W Williams. J. ~. J. Par
tor ana Ezra IirU Tho service over
the body were very impressive and er1-
MIrmnLIl ml 4 Mnu anauf ILfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Held Annual Masked Dane.

White Lily Social club. Uniform
hank. knights OF Pythias. of this city
held its annual masked dance last
evening at the Armory hall on Main
street. The hall was beautifully dec
oroted for the affair and many out.
oftoNn persons were present Music
was furnished by Bentheld's orchestra
ana a good time was had by all
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
BENWOOD
knights Held MEETING.

Evening Star lodge Knights of
Pythias, No. is. OF this city held "A
special meeting last evening at it's
lodge rooms in the Barlow building
on Main street. The meeting was
the celebration OF the fiftieth anniver.
sary of the founding of the order and
was attended by nearly every local
member. Following the transaction
OF routine business special ritualistic
services were held and proved very
interesting and instructive to the
large audience. 4 social session was
held at the close OF the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
No Flood Coming.

Many local persons are WONDERING
II there Is going TO be a food since
since the heavy rainfall OF last
Wednesday night. followed by The
heavy snow yesterday. Weather pre-
dictions are for more cold weather
and II is expected that the rise in
the river will be checked by the cold
spell. IL the present snow should go
on with heavy rain the river NAV
get 10 n food stage. hut this is only
probable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.

Public Sale.
Tuesday. March e., 1874. as have sold
my farm, will sell at public auction all
or my cattle, sheep. hogs and farming
implements. Two miles south Of Cole
rain. ohio. Take Barton car. Get off
STOP p Enquire Geo Saizer
f-1S-2O-2l -24-26-cs-mr-2
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HUERTA
toontLnusa from rirst pnr.l

NucvO Laredo began preparations TO-
march with heavy ammunition SUD.
plies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

viz They say that 20 live a plav
must have punch iu it
iiH wonder n THAT'S why TIE,
It.ls In HarrOIm' survived -
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