davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Let alone the date of October 18th
taken by Lily of Valley Temple No. Z
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Rev Newman pastor Third Church. San Francisco has
the membership OF his congregation He
build large choir and keep things humming Tor while
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
4O1 Eighth Street, Oakland

The great Cones meeting will result IN everlasting
rood to the human will establish basis Tor future Work
on this line predict that the time will sooner OF later
when men will not participate in this barbarou CUSTOM
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Something new. A Cowboy Socia
At Magnolia Hall. October 18th.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
P. E. CHRISTENSEN.

Admission only 25c October 20,
'eT6I
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

WEST OAKLAND MARKET
A. w. Redderson, Prop.
Fresh and Ealt Meats, Bacon, Lard,
Sausages, Etc.
1853 Seventh Street. Oakland, Cal.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02
S95O.OO. $4,000 DOWN.


good Groom bath and electric lights; large barn lot
Ox The found rich gold anine and gvng
place The first at my office with Soo gets
The property Emhu three blocks and school and
IS easily worth 100000.
L. A. BROWN, Us Broadway
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Foresters' Hall, October 29, 1915.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Masquerade Ball October 29.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-02

Admission IS cents.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

L. S. Land once at Salt Lake City,
Utah, September 3, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Charles
W. Connel, of Fairfield, Utah, who on
November 20. 1911, made HOMESTEAD
Entry Serial No O9O96, for NE, Section
T. Township Z South, Range 3 West, Salt
Lake Meridian, has filed notice OF In
tcntion to make three year proof TO
establish claim TO the land above 1e-
scrlbcd, before the Register and ne
celycr Z. S. Land Office, at Salt Lake
city. I'tah, on the 18th day of October
1915
Claimant names as witnesses War
rem Carson, Ralph l.. Dubois. Charles
Nostrom, y. L. Thomas, all OF FAR
field, Utah.
GOULD II. BlAKELY,
Register
First pub. Sept, ii--Last October D.
1851
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W. W. Southworth came down from
o"'' Lake Tuesday on store business
'"nos fyle spent Sunday and Mon
uay with friends In Logan.
wow Fan Millinery at Peoples
'P' "'d''' Hit
.lyue Narncy left Thursday TO spend
Ten days with friends In Juab.
Mrs NJ. w ingalls, is not so we'll
| again, trained nurse came from salt
LAKE tuesday to look after her.
MIS- George HOMESTEAD. Miss Winnie
Evans and Louis Jones spent Monday
attending the ball game in Salt Lake
MISS Rose Russon Is visiting In
Bingham Canyon with her sister. Mrs
j. ii Manwaring.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beck spent the
early part OF the week in Eureka visit
Ing relatives.
Miss Lucille Smith of Salt Lake City,
visited friends and relatives I'm Lchi
Oh Labor Day.
Mrs. Freeman Roylc left Wcdnes-
day for St George where che will visit
her parents for month.
| Mrs. James Stoddart OF Sugar City,
Idaho Is visiting her father. II. NJ.
Royle, ST.
Mrs. A. L. Booth and Miss Lothicld
Young Of Provo were guests of Miss
Mary Edwards Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Racker were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. OBrien
of Salt Lake the first two days Of the
week.
Mrs. II. b. Mcrrihew aud her sister,
Mrs Edward b. Jones left Wednesday
Senaca, Missouri. to visit their par
ents for sixty days
George |, Vaughn, engineer for the
l.. ID. s. Hospital spent Wednesday
visiting friends in Lchi He was on
his way TO Columbus, Ohio, to attcnt
National Electrical Convention as {
representative of the Salt Lake Order.
All the sugar made by the Lehi su-
gar factory the past year has been
sold and shipped. The Lehi factory
employees. however, are now busy
employing and resacking Ia 25-pound
bags SOC, 900 pounds OF sugar shipped
here from the Payson factory,
Miss BcrnlCc Anderson has been
employed during the past week In tho
Alpine School District Office, at Ameri-
can Fork. assisting In getting out sew
eral thousand folders 10 the teachers
Of the district.
| New Fall Millinery at Peoples
Coop. Lchi. Hit
The financial banquet given by The
Third Ward NJ. l. A. In the Arcnd
Hall, Wednesday night was one OF tn
most unique and enjoyable social nj
fairs of the week. and nctted the NJ, |
A. Of the Ward s2950
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Want ads brlne results. Try one.
such ads appear In all three papers,
ana cost you no more for the three
papers than you pay for inserting
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lt- n "a. ""! september
:" STA home--r sta alone. II II
Mr' ana Mrs. James Peterson ., ~,
AT rort spent the early part Of ,bi
week visiting friends in Lebi "
M. - Mann, superintendent, -, =,
LEM Canning factory spent Snndo, uIS
Monday with his folks in Bountirm
Mrs' Eugene Webb gave a childron,s
party tuesday afternoon In honor -,
her son Boyd's birthday "
Mr.. Abe Gudmundsen camc nm ,r,n,
Payson, Monday, TO spend row dave
with his family
Arthur Bradder bought q toc ia.
ticket for Salt Lake Tuesday n,ond
ing to visit friends also in Ogden
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Rockhill came
from Salt Lake Sunday and spent the
day on their ranch west of Saratoe,
Mrs. Samuel Cough returned homo
Tuesday, from visiting ten DAVIS with
her daughter in Bingham CANYON
a new baby girl arrived last Friday
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Southwick.
II. NJ. Roylc, Sr, who is at the Lchf
hospital Is convalescing an gradu-
ally regaining his strength
Mrs. William Bone returned Mon
day from a ten days visit with her
sister In Salt Lake
Coles Hot Blast heater and ranges
NJ feoples Coop, Lehi ll-1t
Mrs. Elmcda Harmon and Mrs /
X. Giles went TO Garfield Tuesday ia
visit relatives
Mrs. NJ. u. Bushman went to Midvalc
Tuesday where her brother. job
Obern Is critically i'll with cancer.
Have your shoes repaired by on,
who learned the trade at the ECONOMY
Shoe Shop on Main Street. You vii
be given satisfaction. 12-t
Ernest Madsen, who has been spend
ing several months on his farm on tn,
Reservation, returned this week Il
spend the winter In Lchi
| Trustee Alfred Anderson of Ceda
Valley spent most of the week here OF
school matters. He spent Tuesday II
Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben King have mov
ed TO Pleasant Green near Garfield
where Mr. King Is employed in the r.
duction works.
Mrs. Ben Lott, Sr, who has beef
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Lot
at Idaho Falls for several weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Carson returned hom
Friday OF last week She had beef
visiting In Idaho Falls for three weeks
Mr.. James Cooper and daughters o
Salt Lake City, were Lchi visitors sun
day.
Miss iexie SouthwiCk returned fror
Bingham Tuesday after short yisl
with friends,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Thorup with Mrs
Christian Knudson and Miss Yer
made trip to Salt Lake City Sunda
by motor.
Mrs. J. J. Gill and her children wer
the guests Of Mrs. Gill's sister MIR
VIM. st. Joer In Bennion for the wccl
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bone cntertaine
as guests this week, Mrs. Myra Graf
Of Butte, Montana, and Arlcy Marsha
Of Huntington.
Blankets uilts-liedding
Coop IL
Mr., and Mrs, Ephraim Cough We
Salt Lake visitors this week, goll
through the Temple for the benchl
Mrs. Coughs health.
Elwood Thomas, who has been u
tending a Salt Lake business collrp
spent Sunday and the Labor Day no
day with his parents IN Lcht
I Mrs. Alfred Pratt and children VI
have been visiting with her par'h
Mr., aud Mrs. william sharp, for So
oral days returned to Salt Lake Tue
day,
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r,.. r. . spent inc early
part VI the week in Salt Lake City.
o. mlsS iazel Carson left Saturday for
osueh' where she will take nm bcr
winter work in the schools there
MISS Maggie Bushman spent tho
carry part of the week visiting friends
III Salt Lake City.
"'' 81! Smuin's Academy, Lehi,
are getting all the dancers ON Fridaxs
The John Stokcr and II whit.
families and Mrs. Ebbic Sheer snon,
Labor Day in American Fork CANYON
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Knudsor ,o,,
wednesday for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends
>. ! liarwood the salt Lake artist
'pon' sunday IN Lchi visiting his
mother, Mrs James Harwood.
Miss Ethel Holt of Salt Lake
was the guest of Miss Incz Ham,
mer several days the past week
MIS- Christian Frcdrickson of Murray
Is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Knudson.
JolIn y Smith and sous Victor and
Robert Of Salt Lake spent the week
end fishing at Saratoga.
Mr.. j. w. Ball, a Salt Lake jeweler.
spent Sunday on his farm south of
Saratoga He has a fine yield of dry
farm wheat.
Jolm W StOkcr, a book keeper for
the G. w n NJ Co., of salt Lake was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Stokcr, Sunday and Monday.
Ira ID. Wines and T X. Cutler came
down from Salt Lake Saturday to at.
tend a directors meeting OF the Peo-
pies Coop
Gerald Taylor came down from
Salt Lake Sunday to spend the day
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. w
Taylor
Are YOU about ready to buy that
Coles Hot Blast heater yet? Peoples
, Coop ll-li
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ingalls, of Pay
son arrived In Lch Sunday to spend
few days the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ, W ingalls,,
Mr. and Mrs Leo Hansen who have
been spending the summer on their
dry farm in Juab county have return
ed to Ichi for the winter,
Mrs Grace McKcndrick who has
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs !. W. Clark for ten days, left for
her home in 81 Augustine, Florida
, Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Broadbcnt, ST.,
havc sold their Second East street
, home to Albert Ball aud moved to Salt
: Lake city
Matt Carson came home Sunday from
his sheep which are grazing In the
west mountains above Ophir. lie re-
y ports that the recent storm viii be ol
: great value to the ranges.
Mrs. \. II Bone entertained the u
d y Society at her home on the l'0n'
n Bros Ranch Thursday afternoon, he
/ rroshmcnls we're served and program
for the season was outlined
., These cool nights suggest Warln'
# underwear buy now while our s'oc'
is complete Peoples Coop III
!, Walter wheeler and Robert s'niu
f, NJ Michigan city, Miss, spent gu
his week visiting the Edwards FANNY
with whom they we're uciGhbors DC
I fore coming here. The young me
@ were on their return morncy from VI
u fair
prof and Mrs. Fred llar"ooI u,
q, turned Wednesday to Their WORN
g. fine IIcudcrsou-Browu Conservatory
q. Music at Arkadclphia, Arkansas "''
A. nl,osant vacation spent In Lem
John Price and Ray Bone nla'' q
$ auto trip TO oakley, rah' las, S'n :,
r. rr,ngine with them Mr., aud Mrs. T. -
nj PETERSON and family VINO nave wv
~ visiting in Oakley for some nI''
=, III, orrapization Of new pan
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same iu one little paper cent per
word each Insertion covers cost for all
three papers. soft
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lows AUTO SERVICE

bows AUTO SERVICE
/ passenger and Express Between
|suI and CEDAR FORT, FAIR
FIELD and TOPLlFF.
Shs Out Leaves
lshi-S;3O a. m
1 Cedar ort-9:i5 a, M
Fairfield lO:15 a. m.
Returning Leaves
Topliff-12:30 p IN,
Fairiicld-1:3O p. IN.
Cedar Fort-2:00 y. m.
~. far engagement for private
' trom any OF these towns af.
WI. or evenings. Service quick,
4, and saie-Wm. Garn' Mgr'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

tonr Jacobs and Darro" TO" W."
~ Salt Lake SUNDAY TO see Mrs. 5,, ,'"I
,,., Jacobs The doctors are ', u, wv,
,',' w. oprrarc on her today II n,'
strength 'rr is sufficient The op .nonIUr
", %''I her stomach and making , a a,rI''
j" NV, with the larger intestine
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

=, ,av,.ALlTTlE WRINKLE
' = HER PRETTY FACE,
T,1vss GONE INA TWINKLE,
\; ,lpur lzwEA TRACE;
= OUR vi colDcRERh
|maxE, AeEsBEAn
, s,rT HEALTH ArDyouA ANDeRacE.
n. D. MERRIHEw,
Druggist
| UTAH
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

The financial banquet given by The
Third Ward NJ l. A. In the Arcnd
Hall, Wednesday night was one OF tn
most unique and enjoyable social af
fairs of the week. and nctted the NJ, |
A. of the Ward $3.50.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

IN the organization OF a ne" , "'I,
at Rcxburg last week. Marx Nu' o%,
~, nnyId Hodge, two former Len
residents. are quoted as beng "'''''
Ors
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11
hEhI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

'""'' academy, Friday Septcmbcy
!" sta home--r sta alone +, :,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

New Fall Millinery at Peoples
Coop. Lehi. Hit
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

Mr. and Mrs James Peterson of Cod
ar Fort spent the c,r,v nar, ~ o I'
week visiting friends in Lehi
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

Elmer Peterson, who Is installing u
water system AZ Mills, Utah came !"
.chi Friday Ia be present Nh'U "''
daughters Wyyona aud Freda' u""''
went an operation The op'I'''""'
were successfully performed ana q"
Peterson returned TO his work "'"'
ncsday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

Miss BcrniCc Anderson has been
employed during the past week In tho
Alpine School District Office, at Ameri-
can Fork, assisting In getting out sew
eral thousand folders 10 the teachers
OF the district
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

NJ. u. Mann, superintendent, -, -,
canning factory spent Sunday and
Monday with his folks in ponnti,,, '"'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

First pub. Sept, il-Last October D
1851
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-11

Heater time-think of Goes NOV
BLAST We have big stock-Peopl"
Coop
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The Day Not Sc,

Ethel-oh. I'm 30 happy. George
and have made up.
Lena-And what day have YOU hxed
upon for your MARRIAGE
Ethel-Oh. We haven't quarrelec
over that yet,-Judge.
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VIOLA


VIOLA. W. Va. April ii.-Mrs. VIM.
nesday.
Mrs. Earl Wilson and children visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrr. Z. W. Refnke
sunday and Monday.
Born-ro Mr.. and Mrs. Louie wallace
frioay. April Ind. son
Messrs- Pulp Ewing. T. n Ewing
tors Monday.
Mr.. chalm.r Gray. Of Moundsviile.
Visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. T.
Mr.. james WEIGH. who has been I'm OF
asthma. n able 20 b. out again.
Mr.. John McCreary was trsnsactlnE
business IN Elm Grove and Wheeling.
AR. Charlie Riley. OF MoundsviIIe. vIs-
tied his sister. Mrs. VIM Ewing. Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Luke. spent Thursday in
Mrs. ]. h. Riley and daughter. Mrs
Neh Yates. were visitors In Viola
Mrs. Norman Dasue and children, OF
MI Union. visited her mother. Mrs.
Charles Rsmke. Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor l. Al with acute
Indigestion Dr. Sammons. OF Calls. is
the attending physician.
Mr.. Tom Welch n attending the
spring term OF school at West Liberty.
Miss Olive Wallace In visiting her
brother. Mr.. Louie Wallace.
Mrs. Vim Dsgue was calling on Mrs.
Maggie Taylor Thursday.
Mr.. Earle Wilson was n business call
er In Elm Grove Friday.
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BUILDING BOOM
UP THE RIVER
MUCH WORK WILL BE DONE AT
WARWooo DURING CON-
ING SUMMER.
large Amount Of Lumber and Other
Building Material Has Been
Placed on Ground.

building boom In Clearview. an
ADDITION To Marwood. has actually
started with a large amount OF lum-
Der received to start work on the
erection OF a house for = n. Hildreth.
o' McMechen. Last week a number
OF contractors started work on the
erection OF new houses in the central
part OF Warwood. A large amount
OF lumber was received at the Scott
lumber yard. showing thar they ex.
pect building boom in the next few
months.
MEMBERS OF the board OF education
or Richland district are expected TO
nave work started the latter part of
new school buildings located in the
'his month on the erection OF the two
rev school buildings located in the
district one In Warwood and the
other at Short Greek Both buildings
VIII be built Of brick. and will be
large. IL Is hoped by the citizens of
Rlchland district that the buildings
viii be completed by September. so
mat the pupils can start TO school in
the new buildings. Other public
buildings and residences viii be erect
ed during the season.
Generally. Warwood and vicinity
presents a very busy scene at the
present time, and building circles
show much activity. There have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12
Cottage of Eight Rooms No. IOS

This Is a square type OF house
OF attractive design that has
much TO recommend il to the
particular home seeker. Such a
model Is economical to build. and
due to its straight lines gives
the mix.mum OF room for the
money expended.
The design shows n plain dig.
nifed exterior that appeals TO
one looking for harmonious
house in good architectural taste.
The first story is OF rough cast
stucco. with single effect above
ornamented with band mouldlngs
laid about two feet apart. A less
expensive though more common
place treatment may be secured
by laying the shingles the ordi-
nary way 4 IL inches to tue
weather. The massive square
entrance columns OF stucco and
broad cement steps leading to
the piazza. the floor of which Is
OF solid cement. are handsome
INTELLECTUALLY. and carry The
impression OF substantial worth.
The first floor plan is designed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12

course OF construction. The Con
ssrsative Life Insurance Company
building. which has had an addition
built 10 IL al the corner OF Sixteenth
and Market streets. will BE- ready for
occupancy within a few weeks. This
new addition will be occupied BY the
John Coleman Company.
The Quarter Savings Bank building.
at the southwest corner OF sixteenth
and Market streets. will coon be com
pleied and win be occupied BY the
Quarter Savings Bank DIR. A. V
Weinberger will move to the second
noor Of this building. and the third
noor will be used as a residence. The
new hotel on Fourteenth street. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12
ONLY TEN WERE iscUEo o,
BUILDING INSPECTOR "a
HEY DUNNO WEEK.
largest Was for Hon. ~. N. Russell
or- Allowing 70 Raise His
House on Island.

A decided failing on was noticed
during the past week IN the number
OF building permits issued by the
city building inspector. Only ten per-
nits were issued for the nrrt week
OF April. az against 30 for the last
week OF March The largest permit
was granted 10 Hon Henry NJ. Rus
sen. ST.. who will raise his home on
me Island above the high water
stage. This action IL In line with
others on the Garden Spot. and will
Do followed by several OF his neigh.
bors.
Just why the decrease In the per.
noits IL 80 evident can hardly be con.
Jectured- Inspector Fahey feels that
me building will brighten up. although
~ mas not shown a great deal OF
bright stun" this season. Most of
tne permits issued thus far have been
Tor repairs. although some have been
Tor large contracts.
The permits for the week:
H. 3. Bippus. garage. n Sixteenth
street; ID. A. Jacovetty.
Ben Carver. bay window. 81 Frev.
enth street; Harris a spindler.
Mrs. John F'outz, repair ehir,nev
ei4 National Road: John Arenck
Alex. Hirth. one room and bay win.
Bone.
Alexander Hayes. store front "a
twelfth street; Klieves Lumber Com.
pany.
II. N. Russell. raise residence. 900
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to give the maximum amount of
space for livins room purposes.
This is accomplished by elimin-
ating the usual staircase hall.
and making the entrance through
a yestibule direct into the living
room. A combination enclosed
staircase leading from both the
living room ana kitchen provides
access TO the second floor for
family ana maid. The living
room conforms fully with the ac-
cepted present day idea. extend
ing the entire font of the house.
the dimensions being l4x24 feet.
A handsome recessed fireplace is
so placed as to leave this entire
spacious room in the clear. Group
windows on the front-three full
windows and tvo half-as well as
three others on the sides of the
room, provide the maximum OF
light without curtailing wall space
too much. A nGvel feature OF the
first floor arrangement is the ell
liptical dining room designed as
the show place Of the living floor.
II is reached through French
doors from the living room, and
calls for a high panelled wains-
coat finish throughout. Deep EN-
brasured Windows and two hand
some china closets complete
room of unusual elegance md
charm. OF course IL ones taste
I'm dining rooms Is simpler. his
room could be built as a rectangle
az a considerable saving in cost.
A splendidly located pantry and
ample kitchen fully equipped.
teparate entrance to which IL
gained through a vestibuled side
door completes the first floor ar
rangement
The second floor plan shows
four chambers. all OF generous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12
DECREASE SHOWN In NUMBER
OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

and so4 $. Front street: Harttong
Bros
Thomas Maxwell. paint shop. Is s.
rem street. Harttong Bros.
I'd schellsnberg. porch. if5 Merritt
street: Henry Foist.
Bernhart Daubert. room addition.
lals Alley u: Wilson Fisher
German Fire insurncea Co. altera-
ions. 1917 Chapline street: klieves
Lumber Company.
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size. a coy little sewing room
that is accessible from either
front chamber. and that could be-
used as a dressing room. five an.
pie clothes closets. as well rs a
well located bath room and linen
closet. Provision is made on the
third floor for a maids room IL
desired
The basement extends under
the entire house. except the re-
cessed portion OF the piazza. and
gives ample room for heating
plant. storage. laundry and vege-
table room.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects TO furnish
cost of construction or any other
Information desired regarding the
house illustrated. They also in
vite our readers TO make sugges-
tons for plans which they would
like illustrated in the future.
Please address all correspondence
TO Ashley & Peterson. Springfield.
Mass.
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MARKET STREET
BUSINESS CHANGES
SEVERAL MOVES WILL sE MADE
IN BUSINESS DISTRICT SOON.
que TO Buildings conpleted .nd
'nose Nov In course of Con- 3
struetson-Ne~ Stores.

Within a short time there viii ha
several moves made By concerns into
new quarters that have been An m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12

The site Of the old orpheurn Thester
VII soon b ready Tor occupancy.
Considerable improvement l. con
templatec for the Rose store. II n
the intention OF the company 90 double
The present -oor space OF the store.
making them about six times as much
noor space a. they had when the
company opened here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12

a large number OF lots disposed of In
NarNood people of late. and indiea.
lions point that before the close OF
tns coming summer a number OF splen.
ulu new homes will be In evidence 10
~uu materially 10 the attractiyeness
OF the pretty upthe-river town. The
heech Bottom Coal Company is also
gong 10 erect some new buildings ON
their property. The buildings Will b.
used by the employees and their FAM
iles as soon az they are completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12
SUFFRAGE SNAPSHOTS.
BY Ida Husted Harper

The national anti-suffrage president
says, The extent to which suffrage
agitation detracts from charitable en-.
terprlses IL papalling" How can that
be when that lady herself assures us
that suffragists represent less than
ten per cent. OF the women? Ninety
per cent. surely ought TO be sufricient
to do the charitable work. n they can
spare the time from chasing after the
suffragists