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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

James Edwards of Opheim was in
the city Thursday transacting bust
ness.
GUY Hibbs of Havre, was in the
city the fore part of the week on bust
ness
John David of Vandalia, was in the
city the fore part of the week on
business.
C. B. Lohmiller of Poplar was in
the city the fore part of the week IN
business.
Miss Josie Rancour of Nashua,
spent Sunday in the city visiting with
friends.
E. R. Dodds of Scobey, was in the
city the first of the week ~transacting
business.
R. E. Richardson of Malta, was in
the city the fore part of the week on
business.
Attorney R. S. Mcclellan was at OPP
helm Tuesday and Wednesday on a
contest case.
Conductor Jack O'Brien came down
from Havre this week to take the east
local out of here.
Judge F. N. Utter returned this
week from Plentywood, where he has
been holding court.
George henderson left this week fol
St. Paul where he was called as 9
witness in a lawsuit,
H. w. Newkirk of Nashua, Vas
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. T. M. Pierce left Wednesda!
for Minot, N. D., to visit with her sis
ter, for a few weeks.
Attorney F. M. Catlin of gilbert
son, was in the city today on pro
fessional business.
Mrs. Whiting and children of Saco
were in the city the fore part of tn
week visiting friends.
A. Cattaneo, a prominent rancho
from Culbertson, was in the cit
Thursday on business.
C. B. Hovey of Williston, was i
the city several days this week. MI
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

into a fine suite of Offices. Mr.. Keith
recently installed a large oak section
al filing cabinet, purchased from the
Courier, and his Office is a model of
neatness and efficiency.
Dany Mckay, the famous county
splitter and now engaged in dividing
the state, is selling lots in McKay's
addition to the townsite of Vandalia.
Vandalia is bound to become a good
town as it is in the center of a large
and fertile agricultural region.
George Sawyer is now making re-
gular trips between Glasgow and OPP
helm. There are as many people ira
Yelling between Opheim and Glasgow
this spring as there were last year
when the big rush was on and Mr..
Sawyer always has a full load.
Sam Grossman sold Fords this week
to George F. Burke, O. E. Lee of Os-
wego, F. H. Derrig of Glentana, P.
J.. Kennedy of Opheim and W. J. Grit
fifth. The new 1915 Fords have many
improvements OF them over last years
model and many of them are being
sold.
The baseball grounds are rapidly
drying up and will be in good play
ing condition by the first of the week.
Manager Hooking has issued a notice
that the first practice will be next
, week and those who wish to try for
the team should make it a point to be
present.
Frank Giewk, j. j. Giewk and A. c..
Benton of independence, Wisconsin,
were in the city the fore part of the
week, and expect to file IN home
steads near here. They are we'll sat
. isfied with this part of the country,
and are the fore runners of a large
colony of settlers.
Three sheep trains passed through
Glasgow this week bound for Chi
cago. Business is picking up all along
the line of the Great Northern, and a
number of work trains are being fitted
up, which will give employment to
many of those who were laid off dur
ing the slack season.
Frank Jurek went on a rampage
Tuesday and got into trouble. The
marshall was sent for but Jurek saw
3 him coming and started on the run
away from him. Nick Baynham,
$ known to be a sprinter of ne mean
renown followed and finally caught
him. Jurek was given a hearing but
= was released.
: P. O. Blycker, who has been visit
> ing his son A. E., returned to his
; home in Goodwin, S. d., on Thursday
i A dozen or more of A. Els friends
surprised him and his father on We'd
nesday night. The evening was spent
e in cards and telling jokes on the
$ "Swedes", so as to give the old gen.
tleman a good start on his way home,
Sam Ellsworth returned Thursday
morning from the east where he has
been for the past two weeks on
u business trip. He visited the Twir
. Cities, Chicago and several other cities
= and says he had a good trip. While
away Sam purchased the new fixtures
and stock for his confectionery ant
'e ice cream parlor in the First Nation
'r al Bank building.
The All-Star Bowling team CLAIM
-. that there was an error in the iten
published last week stating that the,
- had been defeated by the Scrubs. TIL
team that was beaten, they say, wer
" not All Stars but Scrubs, and there
for the All-Stars did not play at all
y However they have issued a challeng
Sc that they will bowl the Scrubs, wit
a three men team for anything fror
j. a collar button to a bag of peanuts
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
HARLEM BANK ROBBED

The Blaine County State bank at
Harlem was held up Wednesday af-
ternoon. A lone robber, with a hood
over his haed, locked the cashier in
the vault, helped himself to all the
cash he could find and escaped.
The cashier of the bank was al
most suffocated before bein e releas-
ed from the vault.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
BABY CONTEST AT ORPHEUM

Manager A. J. Bishell of the Orphe-
UNI has started a baby contest which
is creating considerable excitement
among the parents of youngsters as
piring to the honor of being the most
popular in Glasgow. Ten or twelve
babies will be entered in the contest
and prizes amounting to $4,000 will
be given away. The pictures of the
babies will be shown on the screen
and q coupon good for ten votes will
be given with each admission ticket
and five votes with each children's
ticket.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the many kind
friends and relatives who so nobly
assisted and s%ympathized with us in
our recent bereavement, the death of
our dear wife and mother. The many
kindnesses shown us are deeply ap-
preciated.
Frank Miller, Sr.
Frank S. Miller.
w. J. Miller.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

For Sale-Good heavy work team, har-
ness and wagon. See Shobbrook, the
Tailor, Phone 179. 48tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
. LEADER STILL IN DOUBT
Church Hill and Metropolitans. Tied
for First Place, Split
Double Bill.
SECOND GAME is FORFEITED
Metropolitan Players, After Winning
First Game. Delay Second and
Play for Darkness in Fourth In
ning-Play Tic-OT Saturday.

The c. II. A. C. and Metropoiitans
split even In a double header ycster-
day to decide tho pennant winner in
the Jefferson Ward League. One
moro game Will have 10 be played to
decide tho winner. The Nets won tho
first game. 10 TO s. and lost the sec
ond game, . TO s. in favor of c. II.
a. c.. when Umpire Roy forfeited to
c. II. a. c., when the Nets players
began TO delay the game and play for
darkness in the ending of the fourth
inning.
The Nets won the first game on the
hitting of b. Jones. NJ. Martin and H.
Jones. Lehman pitched well for the
Nets for seven innings. but was hit
hard at the close OF the game Hay,
Johnston and Coleman's batting and
Harper and w. Bells fielding featured
for G. III. a. c. w. Bell stole second.
third and homo in the eighth inning
Rollins was forced to retire.
Tho second game was won by c. IL
A; c. on the heavy hitting of Harper.
who connected for double. triple and
single in three times up H. Bell.
left fielder for G. II. A. c. made an
nnassistcd double play. Both teams
put UP erratic fielding game through
out. These teams will play the dccid-
ing Eamc next Saturday at Byrd Park.
The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
THIRTY SHOOTERS PRACTICE
ON WEST END CLUB GROUNDS
Gnnncrs Who VIII Take Part in tho
state Shoot ON Monday
Mike Good Scorcs

Fhirty-odd shooters participated in
inc practice shoot yesterday afternoon
on inc West End Gun Club traps The
best professional score was made bv
r. IL. Storr. with Goodrich, of At
iAnta. and Jim Anderson. Of Rich
mond. one and two birds behind re-
SpoCtively.
:. .. S. Graham. Of Baltimore cav.
lam u. 9. Laird Norfolk. Va. and y.
!. 'l"rcc, OF Wythcvilc. Va. were tho
'I"SSN amateurs who were nippinc at
me heels OF the professionals Tho
whole afternoon. j Martin was ~ =
"h!E h,chm"nd amateur who shot in
'hc 90 per cent class
everything is in readiness for tho
opening Of the annual tournarent
Monday Charles North, of CIovcIard
ONO. who Will look after tho trans,
was pleased with the ARRANGEMENTS
ahd with Charlie North" on hand tran
Nouhlc is impossible The shootip .
VIII begin promptly at {? o'clock.
me results yesterday:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Havana Consuls Win Another

The Havana Consuls won their
twelfth straight victory yesterday by
defeating the strong Fulton team.
champions of the Central League The
Consuls got on to Eachos curves in
tho third and fourth innings and he
tried hard to win. sending in two pinch
hitters. but all of them looked alike
to Thomas. star pitcher of the Con-
suls.
The good work done by the Havana
Consuls is duo largely to the coaching
of their manager, Mr.. Young. The
ConsulS Will journey down to Fulton
again Labor Day to battle the Bells
Bible Class. The game will he called
at $50 o'clock. The features of yes
terday's game was the pitching of
Thomas and the hitting of Mr.. Ragby.
WIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
EARL COOPER WINS RACE
ON SNELL|NCs SPEEDWAY
Drives Stutz Car TO Victory in Five.
Hundred-Mile Auto
Grind.
FINISHES SECOND
Loses Ont by Less Than Thirty Feet.
Eddie O'Donnell Comes In Third
Engine Trouble Puts Oldfeld and
ReSta Out of Running.

EnHihe Trouble IutS olunelO anu
Resta Out of Running.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, September 4-Earl
Cooper. in & Siutz car. drove across the
huish wire thirty feet In front Of GIL
Anderson. also driving n Stutz, In the
'0o.mlc derby at Smelling Speedway
to-day Cooper. and Anderson had
fought gamcly through more than five
was relieved for a part of the distance
by substitute driver. Johnny Aitken
T rn Cooper's car as alternate. and
the middle OF the race. But the iaurels
for the neck and neck contest go to
Cooper ana Anderson
Scnburg car. finished third. with Tom
Alleys Ogren fourth; o. +. Haibe's
SSebrinE; tifth; Pete Henderson. who re-
l l, , Willic Hanpt in a Deusenburg,
en,h, and Barney oldneid in his
pelagaCe, eighth.
CoopcrS time was = hours a. minutes
~ seconds. an average speed of S6.35
miles an hour
Engine ,ronbl. forced five of the
moved a sixth, Barney Oldfield. from
the list of real competitors Bob Bur
ban Wai, quit In the first nifty miles: DarIo
Resta was forced out when leading the
PACK Ralph De Palma quit when in
third position; Ralph milford gave up
with a broken frame, and Otto Hcnning
stretch.
The race was devoid OF accidents and
furnished but few thrills The last few
laps In the struggle between Cooprr
ana Anderson brought the spectators
to their feet in the first genuine burst
OF enthusiasm. The removal OF so many
ihvorites. particularly Resta who had
h"cn picked as winner, was n keen dis :
appointment To the watchers. In turn
tn" attendance was Il keen disappoint-
ment to the management. Not moro
man $4,000 persons were present
There were numerous flashes of
speed, tho most spectacular ones being
furnished by the car which finished
last Eddie Rickenbackcr. acting as
f"lef driver for Oldncld. challenged
practically every car on tho tract, fol-
lowing the completion Of the 25Oth mile.
ms daring driving and his Spurts on
me nigh banks brought cheers from the
spectators. Oldncld resumed the wheel
ana sought TO. repeat Rickcnbacker's
performances. but engine trouble pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
INDUSTRY TAKES BIG TOLL
During August 81 Are Killed md 6.5sS
Injured I'm Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. PA. September a.
Figures complied by the Department Of
Labor and Industry show that during
August eighty-four persons wero killed
and 5,5SS persons injured in the indus
tries of Pennsylvania, the highest
record OF injuries for any month this
year The increase is attributed
largely to the activity in the metal
trades. which are engaged on war or
ders. In the metal trades thirteen men
were killed and 2.463 injured, and in
mining hfty-six killed and l.l79 in
jured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

when no met the Cornclllan. He
served with accuracy and speed. fire.
quently aceing Hunter: rushed to the
Gus matches this week. and once there
refused to DO dislodged until he had
IN most cases hammered out the win
ming point.
PcIl Docs Good Work.
hunter played game which con-
sisted of hard driving from base and
service lines, and he put plenty of ton
on every stroke, This dashing, free
ft in with McLoughlin's playing tenn
per, and. although Hunter made some
splendid placement and passing shots,
In check for any length Of time.
Pell by Il clever use Of his famous
back hand stroke and perfect timing
of returns eliminated Irving c. Wright,
Massachusctts star was unable TO cope
with Pelfs superior all-around game
and. except for few times when he
forced his way to the net for winning
New Yorker.
The interscholastic championship was
.Tecidcd earlier in the day. when HAROLD
ieatcd G, S. Garland. of Pittsburgh. in
The final round. 6-3. %. rs. G-3.
ihrockinorton came through as repre-
Garland was the winner Of the Yale
interScholnStic tournament.
Thomas G. Bundy, OF Los Angeles.
who, With Mclaughlin. holds the cham.
day from California. and Immediately
warmed up in practice match with
McLouGhlin Mt his side. Bundy will
practice on the courts of the local club
here for the mex. three days, in order
to condition himself for the champion.
ship match. In which he will be called
upon TO meet with Mclaughlin tho
Griffin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Marriages Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued BY the
clerk Of the llustinSs Court yesterday
as follows:
John Roger Atkinson anG Ellen
Brooks.
Robert r. Price and Della Adele
Thompson.
Henry Ice Jones and Josephine p.
Tutwilcr.
Wade NJ. Palmorc and Myrtle Red
ford.
Roy J. Amos and Mary r. Alley
Norman l.. Bottoms and Genevicye
II. Duke
Robert G. Blankcnship and Susie NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Charged With Theft

Mcrtie Scott. colored. WAS arrested
yesterday by Detective Thurman on a
charge OF stealing several articles OF
child's wearing apparel from G.. w.
SchwarZchld. The woman will be
given hearing in the Police Court
tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Council Schedule.

The following meetings of the Coun-
Gil ana committees are called for this
week $3.50
inesday-The Common Council meets
III III regular monthly session AT o'clock
p me committee on Public Buildings,
properties and Utilities is scheduled
lor meeting at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

T'Il'vU TOT I\"NNtUN III ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Havana Consuls $500. lo42ooo1 10
Fulton ........ 2OGl 20 81
summary: Two-hls" hit--M. Eagby.
Sacrifice hits--TuCkcr 90. Thomas.
Stolen hascs-Iiavana ConSuls. i: i'll-
ton. =. Double plav--Eobinson to Ness
ley 10 Brand. HitS--om Sacho. in 4
innings off Walton, in > innings;
off Thomas. In /? innings Bases on
balls-om Thomas. .; off Eacho, 3 Bat
tors hit--bN Walton. a. Brand struck
out--by Thomas. S; by Eacho. < by
Walton. S. Wild pitch--Walton Time,
al. Umpircs, NorNucst and KICK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Catches Hand in Mnchtner,.

William c. Myers. 31S North Twcn-
tyfourth Street. caught his hand in n
piece Of machinery at the factory of
D. NJ. Lea & Co. yesterday and was
taken to Memorial Hospital, where it
was found necessary to amputate two
of his fingers. He was reported as
doing we'll last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

phia.
October 16--Navy ut Annapolis.
October 23-Pittsburgh at philadel-
phia.
October 3o-Lafayctte ut philadc.
ph'a.
November 6--Dartmouth at Boston
November 13-Mchican at Philadcl-
phia.
November 25-Corncl at Philadel-
phia.
Cornell.
september 2h-GettySburg 1t Ithaca.
October 3-Obcrln at Ithaca
october 9--Williams at Ithaca
october lG-Bucknell at Ithaca
October 23-Harvard at Cambridge
October 30-Virginia Polytechnic In
Stitute at Ithaca.
November G-MichiGan at Ann Arbor
November l3-WashinGton and Lee
at Ithaca
November 25-Penn at Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Want Came. ro-uorro,~

Tho Fairmounts. of the Jefferson
Ward League, would like to arrange
games for Labor Day morning and
afternoon. Call Randolph 265f-J or
II. X. Akers. 22l6 Fairmount Avenue.
The r. T., Lee IRIS. will play Duplex
next Saturday at Byrd Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Permits for new work were issued
Yes iesterdaS by Building Inspector But
John J. Crawford TO build a brick
garage IN rear of 3o2l Grove Avenue,
w. w. Duane to build brick garage
IN r"ar OF 1902 Hanover Avenue, 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
DnNis nrns Nm.

With Riley pitching stclInr nan.
the Homebuildars defeated simon
sycle by the tiGh, score OF To
Ty Cobb Joffries PLAYED a cork
ing good game in the fold and I.vda
allowed his opponents only four Ill
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
BIG FOOTBALL DATES


SNendnmner 2II-Colhy at Cambridge.
bridge.
October 9-Carlislc at Cambridge.
October l6-Nirginia at Cambridge.
October 23--Corncll at Camhridcr
october 3o-Penn State at Cam
bridge.
November 6-Princcton ut Princeton.
November l3-Rrown at Cambridge
November 20--Yulc ut Cambridcc.
Princeton.
ton.
October 2-Rutgcrs at Princeton.
october !--SyracuSc at Princeton
october Ill Lafayette 1T Princeton
october 23--Dartmouth at Princ,t ton
October 3O--Wiliiams at Princeton.
November 6--liarvard at Princeton.
NoNcmoer l3-lalc al New Haven.
September 25-Alaine at New Haven
October 2-Virginia at New Haven.
October a-Lchieh at New Haven.
October lG-Springncld y NJ. c. A.
nj New Haven.
October 23-Washineton and Jcffer-
son ut New Haven
October 30--ColGate at New Haven.
November 6--Brown Mt New uavcn
T"vember 20--lIarvard AT Cam
Sept ember 25-Wcst Virginia AT
Philadelphia.
September 29--Albright at Philadel
phia.
October 2-Franklin and Marsha,l -,
Philadelphia.
October a-Pcnn State NJ philado,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
How the Season Ended

The Laurel street laid down ~ ,,o
Fairmount Jrs Yesterday which gives
the cup 10 the champion Faumouut
boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Maybe we are dense. but We cannot
understand why big league maEnates
there are so many bush league players
at home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
BASEBALL BRIEFS

In case of war. st. Louis is perfectly
safe. The baseball fans will defend
their fair city with empty bottles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Red SoN outclass the Phillies in every
department except pitching, concern
ing which several things may be saiu.
Firstly, all such speculation may be
premature. Secondly, can't see that
they outclass them much behind the
bat. Thirdly. tn" Athletics outclaSScd
the Braves before their series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

AS part OF tn" cabaret entertain
ment ~ recent sunday game in
Cine nnati. Outiicldcr Tommy Griffith
stood on the plate and sang two songs
OF his own composition to the music OF
Il band The songs are Take Me Back
TO Old Ohio" and Change Your Shad-
owS to sunshine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

CITY LEAGUE


Fairmoun, IRIS, .; Laurel street.
(forfeited).
Davis Bros, 5; Simon syclc. (;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

The fact that the Cleveland Ameri-
can League club permitted the sale Of
Outheldcr Tim hendrix Of New Or
leans. TO the New Tori; Yankees indI- :
Gates that President Somcra believes
ne has all the outnclders he can use
Tor the Indians. Hendrix has been a
great hitter with New Orleans this
year, but some fault has been found
with his fielding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

President David Ioultz of the Players
Fraternity has issued circular letter
to frat members. pleading with PLAYERS
to abstain from the use of profanity
and rough language on the field. either
in addressing one another. or the UNI
pircs This action by Fultz will he
further cause for grievance on the par.
or certain managers. with whom goat
base hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Simon S,cIr.
Total

Jomebuilders ..oo306onll-5
simon Sycle .0o3oG 0OGl--f
summary: Two-hasc hits Winters
and II. Halling. Sacrince hts-Hrant.
stolen bascs-koss. Jennings Davcn-
port, I'uette. Double plays Riley to
IefYries to Tiller. H!ts-on LYDIA in
4, innings: OFF Riley in . innings.
4 struck out--by LYDIA. II: by Riley. IL.
Time Of game. 200 Umpire. FNppen,
scorer, Mr.. Kendier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
Totals ............3S 1S'23 Is S
r. Martin hit by batted ball.
Totals
Score by innings:

Hct; l. ~ -. Faces. | > 10
y. II. a. - / 90 q " 3 - G
Summary: Two base hits-IIav. Liu-
gan, Johnston. Gcrmcl,nann, VI. Martin
Three-base hits--Coleman, r. Bell
stolen Johnston 90, Liggan,
w Sell CD, Germelmann. b. Jones CO.
Perkins. II. Jones. NJ. Martin, T. Red
ford. Double nlays-ii Jones to g.
Jones; LiEgan TO Harper to Coleman.
lilts-of Rollins, 10 IN : innings: off
Lohman. il in innings; off MURDOCH
in 2-3 inning; off Hay, o In Ia in
ming. Bases on balls--oT Lohman. 2
OF Rollins. |: off Murdoch . Batters
hit-by Rollins. /. struck out-bv
Lehman, II: by Rollins, l. Time. 200
Empires. Roy and RidEway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Paddock and Herring are two pitch
crS on the New Haven Colonial Lea gur
team. They do say the article of bali
put up in that circuit is nshy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Redncr. In Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
PYTHIANS TO GO
TO MOUNDSYILLE
BIG VISITATION MEETING WILL
Sc HELD THIS EVENING
Was Postponed on Account % Recent
Flooo-lzrse Number % Knights
90 Be In Attendance

Three hundred VISITING Knignts OF
Pythias are expected az MouudsvuIe
this evening 10 attend the visitation
ueeting 20 b. held a. the hall % Lit.
tie Prince lodge. on Seventh stnest.
and a. which the visitors will De en-
tertsined BY the members OF NcNech.
en- Lodge No. la and the members
OF Little Prince Lodge No - Visit
ore are expected from the lodges OF
the entire Wheeling district. as far
north as Wiertou and SteubenviIIe.
and also the lodses Of Elm Grove.
Martins Ferry. bridgeport and Ben
wood. The members from Wheeling
viii meet AZ the Pythian Club. on
Market street at as. and take the
O'Clock car NJ Sixteenth and Main
streets FOR Noundsville The social
and entertainment committees have
been hard AZ work. and quite an elab-
crate program will b. carried out
After the close % the literary eNer-
cises social time will be enjoyed
Tor which the committee In charge
OF this feature has made ample ar
rsugements TO insure the visitors a
good time