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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-12

In Oklahoma.
Mr.. John Rashore was a visitor In
wheeling. Saturday.
Miss Ella Withrow il able 10 be out
again after an illness OF two weeks
AIR. Iawrence sommers was n bust
ness caller In Martins Ferry. saturday.
Mrs RALPH smith OF Emithneld. vis-
ite1 NJ the home OF Mr.. Frank smith.
Robert the oldest son OF Mr. and Mrs
~, r, walker i III at his home with
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Catt.Ii and little
son OF Smtthreld spent sunday at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cattell
OF this place.
Ayrich smith returned home satur.
DAY after a weeks visit with his broth
er, Mr.. Ralph Smith. OF smithfield.
Miss Anna simmerman teacher OF the
after spending the spring vacation with
her parents at Gsllipohs.
Anna Hooper spent a few days with
her grandmother. Mrs. David Buchan.
an.
The youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs. r
ID. Ring IL III at his home.
The Presbyterian church gave a fes.
uNal or good music and songs last sun
day night instead of the regular preach.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Thomasson and
three children OF Smithneld, spent sun.
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs r IL
Mrs. Wallace weatherson and it'll,
daughter. Garnet. spent Saturday and
sunday with her Parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Woods of Upland.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. on
DUNCAN IL improving after an attack
Nof pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry scheehle spen,
sunday at the home OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell returned tc
martins Ferry Moncay 10 take up his
work In the High School at that pIac.
after spending spring vacation with his
wife at this place.
Mrs. Anna Cleaver was pleasant
caller at the home Of Mrs Harry
Scheehle Monday afternoon.
MessrE. Earl and Robert Finney OF
Scotch Ridge. attended the services nj
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
Misses Marjorie Murdoch Alice Major
Clara Major. Martha Major. Lucille Ma.
tor OF Pleasant Grove attended the ser.
vices at Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
Messrs. Horace Steer. Wilson Negus
and Hartman Gotshali OF Pleasant
Grove attended the services at Presby.
terrain church. Sunday evening.
Mr.. Murden Dutton was a visitor ir
Dillonvale. Thursday.
Mr.. William Lawrence was n business
caller IN Martins Ferry. Thursday
Mr.. William krinke spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John krinks
OF Scotch Ridge.
Helen Hooper has returned from
Elm Grove not much improved
Mrs. sophia Hooper returned from
Elm Grove. Wednesday.
Mr.. A. o. McFadden was bushes.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA
Resources Over One MiIliOu
Dollars.
RAHg a. on TnB DEPoBrTA

versly this week b. accidentally splitting
wash-water on her arm.
LITTLE Margaret Rhoades r. recovering
from a severe attack q Pneumonia
Miss Deane Porter Of Behnm. was the
guest % Miss LESSEE Carder. Saturday.
Mr. Mems Hughes and Earle Archer %
bloomfield Ridge we're In Dallas. ri
day
Mr. william Miller purchased q new
drivinr horse "a the Sam oldham sale
Wednesday.
Mr. Samuel ssrs 81 Fulton spent n
Few days this week IN Dallas on bus
mess.
Mr. Eizis Riggs ana Mr.. Earis Dagua
placed orders FOR new automobiles this
week
Mrs George Oldham spent Friday ~
partcrsburg with her mother Mrs. Ep-
stein ~ ChicagO. III. who r. vieltinG her
son. George. ~ that place.
Quite n large crowd attended the rar-
eel post sale o. the Dallas hall m
SAY evening. About twenty dollars was
Tho members 81 the play which viii
be given coon ~ M hall. met for re-
hfare1l Thursday evening
Miss Mabel Rhoades left Thursday
Tor a two weeks stay with her sister
Mrs FLORENCE Burton of WciiahurE
Mr. and Mra George Ruth we're shop
ping in Wheeling. Thursday
Mr. and Mra Louie Nhnades spent
Saturday shorning in Wheeling
Carl ana CLARK Harnetfs are recover
ing from the Stripe
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up her duties a. telephone operator IN
the Ohio Valley General Hospital
DIR. and Mrs. o. p. Wilson spent Wed
nesday In Wheeling.
Mrs. ". p. Ryan. OF Ryans Ridge
who has been seriously Ill 10 not i'm
proving very fast and her condition Ia
Mr.. n. ID. Miller. Mrs. Lindsay Minor
Mr.. Fred Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
Miller Miller ATTENDED the funeral % Mrs
Mrs. Harley hcClintoch. OF Grays-
willie. IL spending ., few days with her
mother, Mrs, Warrah. on Burch Ridge
Mr.. Harold Schiobohm, OF Long oBt-
tom. o. Is visiting friends ana relative.
on Burch Ridge.
Miss Freda Wilson. OF Ryans Ridge
returned home Friday after spending q
few days In McMechen and Benwood
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Dr. and Mrs. %. Il. Wilson. Miss Fran
els Biddle and Mr.. Ed. Ballenger at
tended the box social at Woodlands Hill
Saturday night making the trip I'm DIR
Wilson's machine.
Messrs- Lou and John wayt, OF Bell
aire, O.. visited their cousin. Miss Lelah
Miller on the "Hili" a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Yoho. OF
Moundsville. spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Noho on the Hill"
Mr.. Elmer Cats returned to hts
home on Ryan's Ridge Friday evening.
after attending the examination at Ben
wood.
Mr.. Percy Waters. OF Beilaire. O.. is
visiting friends and relatives on Burch
Mr. Jacob Bassett. OF Tayiors Ridge
Is still improving after a severe ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich. of
sSaysville, are the proud parents OF =
baby girl which arrived one day last
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yoho. OF Ben
wood spent sunday at A. G. YOhos on
the Hill"
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. HARRISON spen,
Sunday with a; J. Petzoid and family OF
Woodlands Hill.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. 3. p. Miller.
OF this place. fine baby girl.
MIS-. Jacob Darrah, OF Burch Ridge
IL slowly recovering after a severe at
tack OF la grippe.
Miss Minnie Blattler. OF Burch Ridge
leaves Saturday for Wheeling to take
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we'll where he was in attendance at the
bedside OF his sick mother.
Ross JOY. OF Beallsville. was here
Tuesday on business.
A. /. Bates left wednesday on q few
Gays business trip 20 Columbus.
John Berbacher was n business caller
at Zanesvills Tuesday.
John Deitz. OF Marietta. was here
ednesday on business.
Clarence Armstrong left Tuesday on
business trip TO Wheeling
The Arbor Day program Will be given
friday Afternoon at the High school
building.
Mrs. r. I. Conner has returned from a
visit at her home at Kensington, o.
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. o.. Apr. 1f-Funerai
services were held wednesday morning
over the remains OF the late Miss IIFzie
brown. who died Monday afternoon The
services were IN charge Of Rev Hold
gins. pastor Of the Friends church In
terment was In Highland cemetery.
ut Pleasant Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan and
Mr. William Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor have re-
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VOODSFIELD, OHIO

wooDsFIELD. o.. April ii.-March
2s.-Lydia J. Stewart. admixtratrix OF
James @. Stewart. filed petition to sell
real estate. Hearing set for May 3.
March 3O.-Hha Ankrom. Admistra-
trix OF ova Ankrom. deceased, returned
order OF private sale.
"a j. r. spsnsleT, guardian Of Edmund
VIM. Kindeiberger. administrator. d.
;. n. Peter c. Urpman. deceased. nned
nrst partial account
March si.-w. II. Moore. administra-
tor OF Hannah Norris. returned order OF
sale OF real estate. Sale confirmed.
April LIB. +. Butt. administrator OF
VIM farnsworth, nled petition to sell
real estate: Hearing May ..
Gasser. ct al. nied FIRST partial account.
Final as to Benjamin Gasser. now OF
legal age.
c. A. Brown nled application to pro-
bate Will OF Rosa McCammon. Notice
issued for next OF kin. Hearing April 8.
Will admitted TO probate.
f r. Givens. administrator. Asa T.
Henderson,, filed second and ANAL ac-
count.
Henry Nusz en- OF David Bintz. nIed
first and fnal account.
Order TO appraise real estate issued 20
Albert Bertschey. administrator of An
ma NJ. Anderson
Amos Ault administrator OF Sarah
Howell, fled second partial account.
Amos Ault, administrator OF Rhoda r.
Howell. nled second partial account.
April 3.-Hearing on will OF David Nc
Caslin. appointed executor OF David r.
McCuslin, deceased.
]. G. Heinlein executor OF Geo. Byers.
1ied fnal account
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~ entertained the Twentieth Century
Clup saturday evening. April ,. The
ana A. q seasonabis hour dainty refresh
fnents were served The following
g. starbuck M ana Mrs Fdxar Fell
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ankle, Mr. and
NIT; w n Krieger. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
walker. Mr. and Mrs. @. n. Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler
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The village school board met Tuesday
evening and completed arrangements for
holding an election to Issue bonds for a
$50. 600 high school building a. the pres
ent building IL 90 small 60 Accommodate
the growing school attendance. the
eighth grade having occupied room In
the court house the present winter.
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The coierain baseball club gave an
entertainment In the w. G. T. L hall on
saturday evening. April 10. The tito
OF the play was 81 Slocum's County
store IL consisted Of sew enten charac-
ters. home talent The affair was q
success.
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WOODLANDS


WOODLANDS. W. Va, April 1.-THE
box social held at the Woodlands Hili
school house last Saturday night was
quite success. A number OF the young
ladies' In the community took boxes or
pies. a neat sum was rralized which
goes for the benent OF the church.
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caller IN this place and around the
country this week.
Mr.: oil DUNCAN visited at the home
OF Mr.. Alex Buchanan. Wednesday.
Messrs. Henry and Herman Krinke OF
Scotch Ridge were callers in this place.
Saturday.
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Mr. Eizle Riggs and son LLOYD. we're
In Elm Grove. Saturday. looking after
business affairs.
Mr. Albert Winters Of Moundsvilie.
agent Tor the new 1915 Ford car. spent
ErIdn wand saturday fu Dallas
Mrs VIII Uurr Nqe returned 90 her
home near TnVlorafOwu after Welt
with her daughter Mrs Frank Nhoader
Mr. Frank AherrrOnhin ie eufferfrg
terribly from duiuey and toneilitiH
Mr. David Archer agent Tor the Stark
Nurarrife was delivering orders in Tat
taa Friday
O. break nu nKfn Iu DE-. hurrN nn De nnf
Miss Anna Taibert were returning from
Erworth League
NJ Robert WhItrmnr made che umr
chase nf on Overland cor THE wnft
Miss Rersie Baruhart Was burned 90.
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The funeral or Mrs. Friend Simms
OF Waynes Ridge. who death was men
TONED In last weeks issue was conducted
Friday morning at ~ieven o'clock In
the Waynes Chapel by Rev. DALEY, OF
the Methodist church.
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Belle Workman et al 20 Earl and Car
RTE kernsr. IS acres Switzerland town
+. J. Nichterman. sheriff to Benjamin
a: Haren, lot es and part OF let SO.
Woodsneld. $4,000.
A. whitacre and wife 10 Grace Anti.
lots %, "a, % Woodsneld. sgf5.
Sarah l.. Ward ct al to 8. s. Atkinson,
IS acres, Adams township. Ss75.
Sarah l.. Ward ct al to Bentley Ward.
1915 acres, Adams township. 5000.
Geo Zivick ST., heirs TO Joseph and
Charles Zivick. 112 acres, Franklin
township. $3.50.
Geo. Ziyick. Sr., heirs 20 Mary wilkin-
son, lot. ~. Woods1eld. $500.
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n.martabl. 1ibl. Record.

Kate Ullom. who will be n years old
Friday, says she has read the Bible
through from cover to cover 20 times
since 1911. six times since last Christ
mas day. and over 20 Galations the 9th
time. She has read ~ more than 100
times. having read 80 before she was 10
years old. Who can beat III
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Mr.. Evans. OF Columbus. o.. was here
Tuesday demonstrating pruning and
spraying. at l.. G. Stsrbucks orchard
Quite number attended.
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The many friends OF Arthur ID. Yoho.
and Hattie Clark. youngest daughter OF
Richard Clark OF Proctor. w. Va were
surprised TO hear OF their marriage
which took place at Moundsville last
"wednesday. They will make their flu
ture home In Moundsville.
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with but three minutes % catch hi-
train. the travelling salesman frruire1 ~
frn street car conductor. Can't you 80
nur faster Than fhirF
"vre" che heil-rluGer rerfaf. "huf
Hn.. f. rfHN with my car --. ftarucr's
Magazine
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COLERAIN

CoLERAIN. o.. April 9-The NJ. T.
Club met AT the home OF Mrs. e. X.
Hogue Thursday afternoon The Officers
Tor the ensuing year were elected The
l.. Mercer. Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, Martorle
Murdoch. Kathleen McConahey. claire
and Mrs. c. x. HoEue. The oSticsr.
were elected as follows: President-Mrs
Mercer. vice president-Kathleen Nc
Conahey; secretary-Margaret Patter-
son. assistant secretary-Alice Major
treasurer-Claire HoEue. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
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The pegree Stan OF Woodsneld Lodge
No. s77. /. o. o. r. by invitation. visited
Muskingum Lodge at Zanesviiie, Tues
day night, April 3, and conferred the de-
gree OF Friendship on a class OF candl-
dates. There were 20 persons in the
party. Much favorable comment was
shOwered on the local team
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New Case Piled in Court
G; g. Roth. county treasurer. VS.. Ser
Easily. action for money.
Council Passes Regulatory
Ordinance

Woodsheld council met Monday even
ing In regular session and passed two
regulatory ordinances. one prohibits
treating In any form and any saloon
keeper. bartender or any other person
In charge Is forbidden TO furnish intoxi-
eating liquor 90 any person for the pur-
pose OF treating another and upon con-
nor moro than 800.
The other ordinance provides that
seloons shali not open oeIoIe a. m.
and close by 10 p. m. except Saturday
night, when the hour fixed r. 1880. They
must be closed on Sunday, Penalty same
as for treating; Both ordinances will go
into force April i6.
A bill 90 provide for the closing OF
pool and billiard rooms at the same hour
was laid over until the next meeting.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. April 1f.-Thsre
VIII be social center meeting and a
box social held At Rock Line Saturday
evening April 18th. Refreshments ~
Ice cream. cake and other good tNngs
VIII be sold The following program
viii be given.
a paper ......-..... Mrs George Guy
= violin solo ...... Mr.. George Blilick
Advantage % n High school .........
.......-........... afr. Floyd blake
Reading .......... Miss Georgia welsh
lsecitntion ............ Dwight McConn
Mueic ....s.-........s.... Orchestra
Drill ............... NV fhe School
ltecltatlou ........s.... Allcue Mitchell
Recitation .-s.....ss....... John Guv
Violin Solo ........ Mr.. George HiiifcE
Music ....s. ..s...ss....... Orchestra
Recitation .......... Miss Fnrtha toN
Recitation ........ Miss Marie Jenkins
Maggie Ferrcll and Mrs Bessie McConu.
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wHnELINo TRACTION CoMPAHx
1zfnnss oAI soKBDuL1

n. 1heot June Sls lsOo.
PANHANDLE LINE 4
WHEELING AND WELLSBURO
wheeling weilsburx
Leave
lind Street Leave
to:i6 a m. 500 ~
si,o D. m. iisoo noon
MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND NOUND6vII.A
Daily Except Sunday.
i 20: .ssP ::i e rsfIss' ';;i 4.
$3.50 .. m
vice. shipments wdSbins IN syosss %
nifty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday,
No shipments. except emergency dip
msnts Of medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between $500 and sftt
p. m
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Entertained.

Class No, OF Coierain Union Sab
bath school met at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs. W. J. Bundy Saturday
afternoon. The purpose OF the busins ~
meeting was 20 organise the class. The
following members Of the class were
present: Misses Ethel Berry. Anna
Murphy, Carrie Cowan, Edna Fox Ma !,
Scott, Mabel Clark. Edith Yost. Flor
ence Clark. Blanche Berry. Laura Negua
Agnes Murphy. Iscona Clark Emma
Steer and Clara Yost. Dainty refresh
ments we're served.
Twsntasth Century Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Wheeler pleasant
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Mr.. and Mrs. -. II, Wilson, Mrs,
.Almeda Roop and w ". Wilson and
wife visited Frank RoOp and family
.oi Monroe Mills, Sunday.
A. NJ. Cochran and FAMILY spent
Sunday with Earl Cochran and wife
soi near Lexington.
b. r. Sockman and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. George Bigss and daughter,
Inez, visited Saturday with james
Biggs and wife OF Gambler.
Charles and Dorthea Mendenhall OF
Liberty township visited over Sunday
with l.. T. Mendenhall and wife,
Mrs. j. NJ McGugin and guest
Mrs. Clifton, visited recently with
Mrs. George Stinemates of Amity,
Mrs Almeda Roop Is visiting her
brother, ID. II. Wilson, and wife.
Mrs. q. y. Ridenour and sons, Don
aid and william. aud daughter, Mary
rere the guests oil Harley DeWtu
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guest of Miss Bertha Towels, Mt
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G.. Shaw of Warsaw
were over.Sunday guests at the home
OF William Church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Wolfe and daugh.
ters, who have been spending the
winter In Los Angeles, Cal, returned
home Sunday.
Five automobiles from our village
were In Mt. Vernon Friday.
James Clifford Hall, who has been
at the sanitarium at Grand Rapids,
Mich, for the past six weeks. return.
ed home Monday.
William Wander of Mt Vernon
vas business visitor in our midst
Monday.
Miss Ruth Arnholt spent Saturday
in Mt, Vernon.
j, C. Burris of Mt, Vernon visited
a. the home of C. V. Burris Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. c. r. Motz. Miss Faye
Motz, Byron Mot2 and Bennie Wan
der were weekend visitor in Colum
tus at the home of A. r.. Wander.
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Mrs. Jay Freese is in Mt Vernon Wis
iting her daughters, Mesdames w. C.
Burris and l.. h. Rawlinson.
Mrs. Laura Ewart is attending Pres.
bytery at GAINESVILLE
Mr.. Clarence Cummins of Columbus
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. C. Cummins,
Mrs II, c. Tilton has returned from
an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs
w, Il. Painter of Fallsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Van Voorhis and
Mrs. Laura Ewart were in Newark on
Monday
Mr., and Mrs, Sterl Brown of Union
Grove visited with Mr., and Mrs. Ross
Pumphrey Monday.
Miss Maud Owings was the guest OF
her parents, near Centerburg, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horn of Howard spent
Sunday with the Adrian sisters.
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and family of near Centerburg on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carson and
Mrs. Henry Parish and son, OF Berlin
township spent Sunday with W c.
Carson and family.
Ralph Hedge returned home Wed.
nesday from Scenery Hin, Pa, where
he has been attending school the past
year.
There will be special service next
Sunday morning In the interest OF the
w. T.. NJ. S Sunday school at $50
Preaching at II o'clock. sun time.
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tied Mr.. James Miles near Croton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcbride, of CO.
lumbus. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcbride over Sunday.
Mr.. Allen Mcbride was home from
Amity for Sunday.
Messrs. Harry and Pete Perkins of
Amity visited relatives here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Spearman and little
daughter of Newark were guests of
VIM, Frazier and family a few days.
Rev. Hilas Miller of Mt. Vernon, will
deliver an address at the Congregations
al church next Sunday evening, May
9th.
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WATERFOWL
In Virgins Possession Re.
suits In His Arrest

Pleading guilty to a charge of hav-
ing in his possession wild water
fowl at time when it is unlawful to
kill such bird, John Virgins, who re-
sides between Mt. Vernon and Fred
ericktown, was fined $25 and costs by
Squire John w. Perkins Monday
evening.
The waterfowl in question was a
loon and probably the one which
Game Warden E. T. Penrose gave no.
tice some time ago should not be
molested at its haunts near Riverside
park.
by Warden Penrose.
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Mr.. LIMA Hayes was a Newark WIS.,
itor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston and
family of Newark were calling on
friends Sunday.
Rev. Wiseman will preach a SER
mon appropriate to the observance OF
Mothers Day next Sunday morning In
the Baptist church.
DR.. G. G. Smith has moved into the
w. B. Hancock property.
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Mrs. A. II. Mitchell and daughters,
Eloise and Margaret. of Mt. Vernon,
visited relatives here the last of the
week.
Mrs, Elizabeth Clutter visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Glen Potter near Marengo,
a few days.
Mrs. Gail Shuff of st. Louisville Wis
tied relatives here this week
Mr.. Edward Hawkins and family Wis
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*"+Ice cream social will be held
Friday night in Brandon for the bene-
fit of the ball club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beldon, Mr..
and Mrs. Harker N. Lybarser motored
to Columbus today and will attend
the Soo-F'rst carnival given by Alad-
din Temple, Mystic Shrine.
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DANVILLE !.

Rev. Snyder IL holding revival
meeting at Millwood.
Miss Elizabeth Jefferson returned
To Chicago. Thursday, after weeks
stay at the home OF her parents, Dr.
aud Mrs T. r. Jefferson
Miss Viunie Edgar was i S.r lay
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FARM WOMEN ASK
HELP OF UNCLE. sam
Reliable Advice on Many Prob
lens Would Be Great Aid,
They Say.
LECTURES ADVOCATED

WASHINGTON, April 3.-"Educational
Needs Of Farm Women" and Domestic
Needs Of Farm Women are the titles OF
two pamphlets issued by the Department
OF Agriculture. A week ago the de-
partment issued a pamphlet on Social
and Labor Needs Of Farm Women" The
three pamphlets contain replies Of women
to a circular sent out In which sugges-
lions were asked for ways in which the
department could render more direct ser
vice to farm women.
Forty-seven OF the women who replied.
representing twenty-five States. recon-
mended that the department establish a
special bureau devo; ed to the interests OF
the woman on the farm. Many believed
that this should be In charge Of a woman,
and few specified a farm woman" as
the proper leader.
would II do to have what might be called
woman's public service commission.
with head office In Washington and
branch offices In every town containing a
sufficient population? believe that
such commission. filled by broad
minded women whose advice could be
sought. would he great blessing
Farmers wives have no one to whom
to 60 for advice on their problems"