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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11
Mrs. e. e. Williams left Saturday

Mrs. e. e. Williams left Saturday
for Paragould Ark, to attend the
funeral and burial of her son, Her.
bert Williams. Death occurred Fri.
day at st. Louis and the remains
were carried to Paragould for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Warterfield
and son, Chas., this city, and daugh'
ter, Mrs. Hudgens, of South Caro-
lima, were in Jackson last week, 60
ing thru in a car to visit the fami-
lies of Mrs. Harriet Holland and B
o. Sullivan.
T. C. and Corliss Harrison left this
week for Salado, Ark, to attend the
marriage of their brother, Rev. John
M. Harrison, to Miss Myrtle Kan
ester at Salado, which took place
yesterday. The many friends of the
minister tender the kindest con-
CALCULATIONS.
Clifford McClanahan is visitor in
Memphis.
Fred McClanahan is visitor in Nash.
vile this week.
Mrs. Margaret Temple is visiting in
Henderson this week.
Col. w. M. Dismukes is visitor this
week at Artesia, Miss.
Mr.. Seth Curtin, of Hickman, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Prof. c. M. Mathis, OF Obion, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. F. McMichael was a visitor
in Kenton this week for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Markham, oil
Tiptonville, were in the city Tuesdry.
Mrs. H. o. Head, Jr., and sons have
returned from visit to Sherman, Texas.
Mrs. D. E. Penick aud son, Easily,
are in Virginia, visiting relatives and
friends. -
Mrs. Frank S. Moore and Miss Doro-
thy Moore, of Hickman, we're in the
city Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Park were in
Woodland Mills Sunday visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. J. A. Prieto, Miss Rosena Law
renee and Miss Lizzie Stitt have returned
from Richmond.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Kenton, is Wis,
iting Mrs. Walter Howell, her sister, in
the city this week.
Little Miss Sara Wells, of Troy, is
visiting the home of Mrs. Cordie Garth,
Ury street. this week.
Mrs. Paul Erwin, of Troy, is a visitor
here this week with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. M. Mcconnell.
Mrs. Gibbs Warren and little Mar
garet Curtin visited Mrs. Warren's sis
ter at Hickman Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Ramsey and daughter, OF
Kenton, were in the city last week WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyner.
Little Miss Ruth johnson, accom-
panied byher sister, Mrs. Fletcher Akin,
left Saturday for Nashville for visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Malone, of Hick

Mr.. ana MRS. Jerre malone, OF Kick
man, were in the city last week.
Mrs. Ferd Dahnke and Miss Mary
Swiggart motored to Fulton Friday tt
attend the Chautauqua.
Mr.. Gid Jackson, OF Troy, is in the
city this week assisting in the publica
ton of the News-Banner.
DR.. w. A. Henson, of Dyer, was in
the city Tuesday calling on DR.. w. :,
Mailing for medical advice.
Attorney E. Fl. Lannom attended the
commencement of Cumberland Uni
versity at Lebanon last week.
Miss Virginia Swiggart has returned
from College Park, Va, after another
year in Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. Jonn Cox has returned from Lou
isvlle for few weeks visit at home with
his mother and family in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Hoffman's baby, R. S.,
has been quite i'll for few days, but,
we are glad to say, is much better.
Mr.. Johnny Semones has returned
from Sweetwater, Tenn, after year in
the military school near that place.
DR.. w. F. Roberts and daughter, Miss
Annie Lee, Of Troy, were in the city
Friday, coming over to see Mr.. Ownby.
Mr.. Paul Brice, publisher of the News
Banner, was taken suddenly i'll last week
but for few days past is considerably
better.
Mrs. W. R. Hendricks and children,
of Columbia, Mo-, are in the city visit
ing the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seid
Waddell.
Mrs. P. A. Briggs and little gran
daughters, Louise and Annie Margaret
McClanahan, are in Dyersburg visiting
Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Mary 1. Harris, Nashville, j. G.
and Miss Bessie Harris, OF Biloxi, Miss,
we're in the city Tuesday, registered at
the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. Ashley B. sowell, with the Maury
County Democrat, was visitor in the
city last week in the home of his aunt,
Mrs. A. G. Reeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Phebus and chill
dren leave the middle of June for Long
mont, Colo, going the overland route
in their touring car.
Mrs. I. L. Elaine, of Edgewood, Tex,
was the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Of this city,
from Monday until Saturday.
Messrs. G. G. Dickinson, OF Number
Seven, Joe Hurt, of Kenton, W. M.
Freed, of Elbridge, and Ed Halves,
Union City, are busy this week at the
courthouse auditing the tax books.
Messrs. R. 7. and ]. H. Moore, edi-
tors of the Fulton Wireless, Mr.. Bolin
Rooney, city editor, and Mr.. Pigue, and
His Majesty were in the city Sunday,
dropping in on us for while.
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Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS q FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then a. q tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver bettei than
Cslomel and does not grippe OF sicken. 25c
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Mrs. Phil Hyman and daughter,
Rena, were in Louisville last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coleman are
the happy parents of a fine ten
pound baby son, the first born.
Mrs. Cato Davis is spending few
weeks in Texas with the family OF
her brother-in-law, A. r. Davis.
Mrs. Sallie Griffin is expecting her
daughter, Mrs. Boyce HoWse, and
children, of Little Rock, this week.
Lawn Mowers at special prices at
WEHMAN'S this month.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Eleanor Spencer is visiting
in Hickman.
Ripley Davis, of Jackson, is a Wis
itor here.
Miss Elva D. Jolley, of Martin
was visitor here Saturday.
Mayor T. r. Reynolds was In
Iowa last week with his ponies.
Mrs. Ben Capell, of Memphis, was
here last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs
w. HI. Gardner.
Lawn Swings, and good ones, at
wEuMAN,S
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Mrs. A. R. Pace, of st. Louis, is
in the city visiting the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hardy.
Misses Marene Allen and Callie
Howell are attending the summer
school in the West Tennessee Normal.
Mr.. Ezzie Craver, who has been
located in Galveston, Texas, has re-
turned to Union City, and will be
with us again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Caldwell, OF
CLAYTON, and Miss Rebecca Reeves
were in Fulton last week visiting
Miss Pearl Terry.
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HARRISYILLE, 0.

HAEHIsvIBLE. o.. sept ao-Nir. 3. O..
HenHou'a TOOK their friendn Mr. and Mrs.
Xviii and daughter home Sabbath even.
Ing t0 Martins Ferry MrH kuu has been
visiting Mrs Benson and her aunt MrH
" Hnrkhurat Tor n geek
Mics Esther Patton has been enter.
tnininF her nephew Mr. Lester Patton of
Columbus Ohio
MiaH Florence Hawthorne. Cadlr route
. haa been wortinF in the corn holt DC
NJ. Iohnann'H near West Grove on The
Cadia Pike
Mr and Mra James hawthorne uaa 90
AdruH. saturday. they were arrumrnn.
led home fF Rev. Trrnun
Mra Margaret Hawthorne who Ia on
tne elrF Iiaf la not improving
Mrs Charles Lennon unH called f1
Der home Iu ILLINOIS, Un account OF rrrf-
QUE Illness ard death nf nrr mother
Wise HrU smith ia af hfana
Mr John Uarrfatr Irff Monday Tr
attend The 9rand Army enramrmenf af
MHHNlunfuu. n. I
Mr herbert Davis and Mra allen ffar.
rIuHn are Uu fnr nIrE nrf
NJ and MrH A Hawthorne OF IaTIr.
route 7. have been rufnrfafnIrn hfr aIa-
Der. We Jennie Weldar of sfeuben-
willie Onto
Rev Person preached nIa faat rsr.
mon here and Ht New Athens Sabbath
pod lefl Monday mnInIuE for fne rIffr-
h.rgh Seminary
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BeIlaire 6riefs

DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Judkins. OF
GAINESVILLE. are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ed. Meek. on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. GEORGE KAshner and daughter
are guests OF friends in Michigan.
Martin McGinty is i'll at his home on
Belmont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, OF
Washington, Pa, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Robinson. on Gravel Hill.
August Haas was IL years Of age
yesterday, and celebrated the occasion
by entertaining his old comrades Of
Spangler Post at his home on Guern-
sey street
1t is expected the grand jury now in
session will report this afternoon. A
number OF cases from this vicinity
have been Investigated.
The Missionary society OF the First
Reformed church was entertained last
evening by Miss Minnie Ludwig at her
home.
Miss Fay Wharton has returned
from a visit wit hfriends at Woods
field.
Miss Flora Mcdonald and niece.
Dorothy Mcdonald, have returned
from a visit with relatives at Chicago.
Miss Ruth Crawford. OF Baltimore.
Nd, IL visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
Sarah Gavin. on Belmont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keys. OF Barnes.
Vile. were visitors In the city yester.
day. guests at the Keys-McCaffery
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith. OF
Noble street. have returned from a
visit with relatives at Monterey. Va.
Mrs. Frank Lawn entertained the
SmilaX club last evening a. her home
on Thirty-elghth street
Members Of the Strollers club will
be entertained this eevning at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks
on North jefferson street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts. Of Sis.
tersville. are guests Of friends In this
city.
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}. n. NJ core, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds Of Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Martins Ferry rBiefs.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the E,irst
fresbyterian church held an Important
meeting after prayer service last even
The Junior Mechanics viii hot, =.
this evening.
The Wheeling ana Lake Erie railroad
company are laying a new sidins az
ne LauEhlin tin mill TO take caTe Of
their increasing trade
Lhe Football field az the League mark
~ icing wired on to prevent the crowds
'ISn setIng on the playing held.
the local hospital from the eaecfs -
week 9' VI the
Roger o. Lupton OF this city. left YES
teIaay afternoon 10 attend the Panama
Wilbur Brown will leave su,d,,,
morning for Cincinnati To attend a M
Sonic gathering at that place
ne sunday school teachers ~ -
fauIs Episcopal churchheid an inpor.
ant meeting at the home OF Miss sue
Leeming last evening
Harold Campbell IL recoverfne fror,
INJURIES received at the Riverside Bride
WORKS tuesday afternoon.
= daughter was born "Wednesday to
~ =, ana MIS-. Jack George OF North
planning TO attend the a. s. Martne
bsnd concert 10 be given in wheeling
James Scott was gwen a hearing -
fore Mayor Wyckon last evening on the
charge OF raising disturbance a. a
nome IN the rear Of the Elks lodge
The jefferson street slugEers d.
feated the Washington Street stars bv
score or - 10 yesterday afternoon
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WARRINGTON

MANNlNGTON. W. Va. sept. es-The
Rev. ~. ~. Clark comes to ManninFton
ard Rev. G. r. Goodwin. who for the past
SIX years has been the pastor Of the "
p. church here goes 70 Fairmont where
Church
The people OF Warrington. IN general
VIII learn with regret that Rev. Good
win ts not TO return here. During hts
SIX years as pastor OF the NJ. r. church
ne has been very much liked not only
with his own people but by all who
knew him and their best wishes follow
him 20 his new charge
Doctors r. q. Armstrong and W. L.
Mitchell have consolidated their dental
offices. Mitchell going 10 the Armstrong
office In the Bank Of Warrington build
ing
Mrs. y. HanIey. ST.. and daughters
Miss Mary and Mrs. g. s. sturTn ana
daughters Elizabeth and Frances are
home from visit IN Cleveland. Ohio.
and Pittsburgh
Mrs. r. A. Burt and Miss nellie Burt
were visitors IN Fsirmont yesterday.
Miss Lena Prichard has returned %
Pittsburgh after a visit a. her home
here
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This city will send large crowd TO
Wheeling this evening TO hear the
concert to he rendered by the L. s.
Marine Band
The firing squad OF the Junior Me
chsnics will hold an important meet
ing this evening and a full attendance
Is desired.
Miss Gertrude Gill. OF Martins Fer
~, was visiting friends and relatives
in Kirkwood last evening.
Funeral services were held yester-
day morning from the home OF the
parents in Barton over the remains
Of Joseph VRsik.
The senior class of the local High
school yesterday placed their order
for their class pins.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold an
important meeting in their hall this
evening.
Work was started yesterday on in
stslllng another track az the Ian
sing mine Of the Lorain Coal G. Dock
Company.
The employees OF the b. & o Rail-
road Company received their monthly
checks yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow. OF
KirkWoOd. have returned from New
Athens. after attending the funeral OF
the late Jane Morrow.
A number Of local young people gave
an enjoyable hayride 10 Blaine and
return last evening.
Mrs. Katherine Dallison is recover.
ing al her home from the effects OF a
fall sustained few days ago.
4 call has been issued for a report
OF the State banks. following the close
OF business last Saturday.
As result OF part OF the Greiner
house belng torn down. TO make way
for the new road. the business will be
done away with.
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SISTERSVILLE

Edwin y. Fischer has returned from
New York where he purchased his stock
OF fall and winter goods
sistersville High lost Saturday In
nouy contested game with Parkersburg.
Inc local boys went up against a hard
proposition as Parkersburg outw eiEhed
TT1 ss e i5Im 10 TO 20 pounds per man an.
Frank Homer. son Of Mr. and Mrs. 4.
4; Homer was painfully hurt Saturday
AFTERNOON when he was thrown from a
bicycle. No bones were broken. but ne
was considerably shaken up.
Charles Maltck. one Of the star half
backs on the Sistersviile High tearl was
badly injured In the game with Parkers-
BURG High saturday. During the game
tWisung one OF his legs under him tear
Ing ligame1t from the side OF his knee
cap. He II resting comparatively well
and expects TO be out in a few days
g. j. Elder. a graduate Of West Nir-
ginia University and a well known local
sistersville and viii direct the Presby-
terrain choir.
Richards. the only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs John 4. Richards. We're married Ia
Parkersburg. sunday. In the Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. NJ b. Prit-
chard. Of st. Marys. Mr.. and Mrs. Royd
are very popular young people OF this
city and are receiving congratulations
OF their many friends.
In honor Of his sixteenth birthday an
a number OF his friends Saturday even
ms at the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. b. siemaker. Dancing was the
diversion OF the evening and at a late
hour delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. Thurman r. Locke and Miss Pearl
married M6ndsy evening by Br. j. A.
Bennett They were attended By Miss
xena Ruff and Mr.. Melvin Mitchell.
burgh and other points in pennsylvania.
clint Moore, Of Bartlesyille, Okla.
formerly OF this city; ana Mrs. Cora y.
Leach. OF Chicago, III. were married az
Syracuse. y. y, September II. Mr.
Moore was one OF the best oil men In
Oklahoma and IL well known through
out Pennsylvania, Nork State and West
Virginia
The members Of the AEoma class OF
the baptist Sunday school gave a hay
ride 20 the country Tuesday evening.
The trip was made In one Of the large
Mrs. John j. Mckay and daughter.
Betty are in Marietta visiting the form
er.s mother. Mrs. Charles Grass.
Ms George lawson LETT Tuesday for
Canton. o. to spend "a week With her
mother. Mrs. John SkaEgs
tended visit with her daughter. Mrs.
CAR kent Br. Bennett accompanied
Miss beatrice BOYD left Tuesday for
Washington. u. G., where she will attend
school at Cherry Chase. Her aunt. Mrs.
remain In Washington for a week or ten
days.
MIS- Perry Wolfe and little son ieft
Wednesday FOR Bremen O.. to visit re-
latives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Harper. Of
Marietta. o., who have been visiting the
latters mother. Mrs. r. Fl. Thaw. have
left for Pittsburgh. 20 spend a few days
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mccoy. 81 Column
bus. O. are the guests Of SistcrENiie
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Phelps and two
children. Of Washington. Pa. are the
guests u Mrs Phelps father. S. W.
Lawrence
Jacob Peterson has gone TO Cleveland
90 visit relatives for "a week.
Mrs. Vincent Reed and Mrs. Gertrude
Douthitt. 81 Guyandotte. ". Va. are the
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STEUBENVILLE

y Il ~ BENNGLLE O.. Sept "a
me Chamber Of Commerce luncheon. al
WellsburE. chairman OF a commit 81
public spirited business men OF brooke
county. made a request FOR the aid and
and the business men OF steubenviiIe A.
me movement which has been launched
70 rebuild Brooke countys roads
MT Palmer explained that "A consider
able sum Of money had been spent Nv
CITIZENS and merchants Of Brooke county
aEitatinE the Improvements and iavinR
issue Of $500. 900. needed 10 cover i'm
prov emcnts contemplated and that a.
approximately $500 was needed 10 com
plete the preliminary work. Brooke coun-
u was asking that the business men OF
Steubcnville contribute 1000 OF that
amount tie said that $1,000 subscribed
Ennnt alrnadI-
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBU RIG. w. Va. sept 2s-John
Locke. aged 81. a Hungarian coal min
sr. was killed by a fall OF slate at the
Heech bottom mine OF the Richland-
hlock Coal Company. below Wellsburg
on Wednesday morning tie was work.
ing IN room with another miner. Phil
Hp Martin. who went out OF the room to
SET the electric car 10 haul out the coal
AleN nad aug. Before Martin returned
mine foreman II. =. Ashton entered the
room and wac unable 20 find Locke and
latef when Morttn returned. they togeth-
cr started to search Tor the man who
was found underneath heavy fall Of
tie was dead when taken out from IN
Ger the slate Hts forehead Was crushed
a. wen as his body and death was In
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Up In the Air.

Some one is getting excited over
the failure OF the new ERE trucks TO
appear in Bellaire. Some excitabIe
person stated yesterday that the APP
preparation was insufficient for pur-
chasing the new equipment When
the bids were opened sometime ago II
was found that all we're within the
appropriation. The difficulty with
officials whose duty IL will be TO
award the contract is that they have
not fully determined whether a 1000
gallon pump or a $50 gallon pump is
the best for Bellaire. In due time
the contract viii be awarded with
out an additional appropriation.
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one divorce case and one cfvff 49,
we're nled In the Common Pleas Court
"Wednesday.
The first case was that OF Jennie
Beal against George Real The plaintiff
asks that n divorce be granted on the
grounds OF extreme cruelty. She also
asks that the court grant her the GUS
tody of their adopted daughter, Mary
Virginia Campbell and Campbell are
the Attorneys for the plaintiff
The civil case was fiied by Attorneys
Cowen and Walker IN behalf OF A b.
Alexander against David W. and Eiiza-
beth Hodgson. The plaintiff claims
there Is due from the defendants the
sum OF $500 which Is due on a promis-
sorry note
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Mar Rlchard1 W. Martin Richards
81 al. suit for divorce. also alimouy and
70 enloin the csrnegie steel 60 from
auto. or interfsring with her enjoyment
~ The furniture They were married
In striking her. threata 10 XIII ana c1o.
tracing disease Cohen attorney
A. damage Tor injuries wher they
ss s5s '" rss 10 -. ss esBios,2a ghs9
street several years aFo Jean o. owing
ton IN a. suit AGAINST the IRA state Gss
6yiasiSn Si 49, saS go asesS 6y seton
issn Eets q 90. sarssh SEQ aH6 ia ,i's
hsaity rraHsf.rs. '' sun
Prank Bense o. Heech Fiats Coal Co
~ acres Wella township $500
%. se ...,, fl,9Xsds to George Jordan iot
mary Moore 10 John Bendurs iot.
iohe Hondure TO Thomas cohen. iot.
kndrew Mcdonald 90 James Mcpon-
AID lot. rienaant tfelrhts f1
DOL. i.ors SANDER o. Minnie Smith. lot ~
W ii oarretgon 90 Gilbert scranton.
lot oarretsona first addition. t250
Hgyr..ca 5immons to George Mccoy,
t-annio Porter co. WIN Boyd Iot IA
dso Iisrry to Robert Thomas. iot.
Taura MrfnunnIIn f. ERNEST Moore.
THREE Infr. hfeua. fffn.
Henri schaefer tu Joseph Freedman.
Dot. CITY. 60
Frank sueatr fo FrdcIr hntunuurrI
MefrH fn afou henriIfr township 40 BOO.
John MCCOY fn stewart MCCOY. OIL
ceres. cross Greek. o.
Gilbert 1enrer to John kmiotek irt
guflnF View $3.50
% Fisher to Geo. uearhcifer three
Tote. tf
Jennie urdses to georrs oescheIder
two lots city. 81
Charlcs wrCurtey to George gearheid.
Eel, three lots. Clfg. g.
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II IL evident from reports coming
from GAINESVILLE that ne Red and
Black Eridders Of Bellairs have
awakened 10 the fact that they have
a hard game when the MuskinEum
county lads arrive here Saturday a..
iefncon for Eamc with the local
High. However. Beliaire is improv-
ms and will put up q battle that will
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Wedding Last Evening.

Last evening at the home Of her par.
ents on the Cadiz pike occurred the
marriage of Miss Frances Reuckle and
julius Marie, two well known people
OF this city. The ceremoney was per
formed by Rev. Otto Wendell in the
presence OF few relatives of the
principles. The happy young couple
will make their home in this city.
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BRIDGEPORT


Five arrests were made BY he local
police yesterday afternoon and even
ing. the largest number for some
time. Three we're for lighting one
for drunkenness and one for inter
ferinE with an officer Officers Cole
johnson and Gilhooiy made the sr-
rests
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. SAINT. Al
W. Persons was granted tls1aso as
dsmeges In his case against W. q.
Yesterday. The piaintir aiiegsd tnat
the defendant run into a buggy which
ne was driving. with an automobile. The
accident caused the plaintiff to lose hfs
right eye. The damages were grantsd
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued In the Probate Court yesterday:
Herman keyser. axe rs. a hardware
rell age 10 OF Beilaire. The couple ex-
pect TO be married by Rev. Ward
Charles Ward. age 81 of Barnesvfiie.
Rev Fisher to marry the couple
Charley A. Banheld, age 2s OF ST
Clairsville. and Anna May Hess OF Ners
port. and Mae Smith. age "a OF Bellaire
Rev Young OF st. Ciafrsvfie. married
the couple
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Judges Named.

The domestic science committee
composed OF Mesdames d. d. DuDois,
c. III. Harmon. Andrew Neff. Robert
Watt and Joseph Poorman, has ap-
pointed the following judges to de-
eide the winners in the exhibits in
the domestic science department dur
Ing the fall festival
Art Observation-Disclosures Elizabeth
Stewart and Aimee Ward.
Culinary department-Mrs. Anna
Morgan and Mrs. A. c. Beetham.
Fancy work department-Mesdam
L. r. Woodbridge. o. II. Young ana
J. r. Fitton.
Iones and John Gates
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Mrs. John Swietzer OF Kirkwood
VIII leave this morning for Markham.
Okla, to join her husband who is en-
gagged in the oil business at that place.
The family intends To make their fu-
ture home at that place.
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Wnrt wHH started yesterday m0ruir r
b. Contractor Joseph Ueavon on The
erection Of co. rulNcrt through the Hoyle
property ON south Fourth street The
property he's been laid out into lots ard
Will D. disposed OF a. coon az the CuI-
vert lH cumplnt 4.
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Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon from the family resi-
dence on South Guernsey street for
the late Mrs. Charles Groadhouse. who
died Monday. The services were In
charge Of Rev. A. M Flax. and inter
ment was made In Rose hin cemetery.