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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
MARTINS FERRY
Exciting Runawnu

me team attached to the Neul GRO
Ssry company Of Wheeling figured In an
.NCltihs runaway In the central part OF
the cry yesterday morning that resulted
~ one OF the horses valued at $500 Eav-
ing 70 De shot. The horses Mere stand
ing IN front Of the Palmer Grocery on
south Fourth street when a man win
load or junk passed the place and a
wire sticking over the side OF the wagon
struck one OF the horses frightening
mem, The team started on a dash and
rounded the corner Of Fourth and Han
over The driver who was in the store
az ne time started after the horses.
catching them, and he managed 10 hoI1
70 me reins till in front OF the Cropper
Duldlng when they ran into one OF -
iron posts breaking the top OF the waKor,
ana knocking the driver uncon scIous
/ ne horses continued on their mad dash
W west Hanover street and at the cor
her OF sixth and Hanover streets ths,.
ran W on the curb. While going ovar
me sidewalk one Of the horses caught
It's loot between the wagon wheel ana
the curb with the result that the hoof
was torn entirely off. telephone pole
stopped the horses In their mad flight
~. ShreNe was called but stated thai
the horse was beyond medical attention
as the hoof was taken off a. clean a.
a shoe would he pulled off chief Of
fohce I'd. Hyland was called and shot
the morse The wagon was badly dam
aged and was taken to the shop 10 h.
reTaifed. Groceries were sfreWn over
the street for quite q distance
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colored Man Dies

w. II. Wells. colored man who re-
Gently came here from Cleveland was
found dead yesterday about noon In
a rome on the third floor OF the city
building He had been assisting Bob
Moore. jsnitOr at the building and
complained OF being ill early yester.
day morning. No one though his con
dition avs serious until a few hours
later when II was discovered that he
was suffering with pneumonia and ar
engagements we're made 10 send him to
ne Belmont county infirmary When
tho innrmary directors arrived they
found the man dead In his room. The
body was removed 20 the Ferren I'M
dertaking establishment. and prepar-
81 Tor burial
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Miss Mayme Rosser is spending a
few days with friends at Cambridge.
The Retail Clerks Union will hold
meeting Thursday evening in ODD
Fellows hall.
Fire Chief Fitton is III at his home
on Thirty sixth street.
Mrs. S. G.. Hunt has returned TO ner
home in GAINESVILLE. after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Rachael Moore has returned
from a visit with her parents at Mt.
! Pleasant. o.
, Miss Mabel Kelly OF Williamsburg,
Pa. is visiting at the home OF Miss
Lyde Heatherington on South Bel.
mont street. Miss Kelly sang a solo
at the Christian church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Curtis Mckeiyey
Of Shadyside, are the parents of a
young son.
Ross Schramm Of North Belmont
street. is spending a few days az
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig have re.
turned 10 Bethesda after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Rhea Utter Is i'll at her nome
on Noble street
Miss Bessie Lancaster has returned
to Pittsburgh after a visit with friends
here.
Rev. J. NJ. Whitman. pastor OF st.
Johns church. left yesterday for a
visit at Columbus.
Walter Pitersol Is a visitor at Co.
lumbus this week
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Huffman have
returned from Florida. where they
have spent the winter.
Miss Bertha Saitzgaver left yesfrr-
day for Columbus for few days visit.
Miss Clara DObson Of McKeesport
is visiting Miss Marie DObsOn OF this
city.
n is reported that one Of the big
mines In this county is getting ready
20 operate
The ladies' Aid Society or the FIRST
NJ r church met last evening az tho
home OF Mrs J a. Jackson ON Noble
street
ID McKeever Of BarneavilIc. was IN
the city yesterday on his way TO
St Clairsville 90 visit HIS daughter.
Mrs g. T. Lynch
A. tho Good Fellowship meeting Al
the Christian church this evening tho
sermon VIII be- preached by Prof Pin
ley ~ Bethany college
The Ladies Moose Circle WI enter.
tain with cuchre party ln Moose
ball Friday evening
W " Reitz of Gravel Ihu. mas TO-
turned FOR ma visit with friends AZ
Columbus
Mrs Charles Johnson o. 900 at ner
home on Brooks Run
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s. S. Atkinson. Of Cameron. O.. was
transacting business here Monday.
Preston Iwinem. % Round Bottom II
day.
Herbert Messner. Lawrence Marble
FRIENDS Al Darlington
Cecil Starkey. Of near Clarington. was
In WoodsfiedI Saturday.
a. J.. Bates. district assessor. expects
20 have all the township assessors ac-
uvciy engaged assessing By Tuesday.
Mrs. ~. J Jones returned home Mon
S gay, sf,er spending zen days with her
Ward Parry. who f. attending college
Dr, and Mrs. }. =. Parry.
Floyd Gray. travelling repreHontatfye
OF the American Book Company. spent
sunday here with his family.
Mr. end Mrs. y. " Martin and chill
before starting 70 washington. - g
where Mr. Martin takes up the position
- uriNaf' secretary ~ Congressman w
q. Mooney.
George h. Mooney. Of Columbus. and
Herhert Mooney. ~ Marietta. are spend
Ing = short vacation az their home here
Glen Hawkins and Eurat Vasper. who
arc attending Dental College AZ the o.
IT, ~ Columbus. are spending a few
DAYS here with their parents
Miss Marie Neuhart and Helen Kor-
~ VINO ere attending normal school at
ndiana, Pa ere home for a short yaca-
prank Truax. 81 Martins Ferry L.
HrsndinE Few days with relatives here.
Mrs ~. = foiburu. - Wheeling. came
in Saturday Co. spend n short firIc with
relatives here
~ ana Mrs j. W. Price left Friday
90 spend r. few days with friends and
relatives az Wheeling
G. Cd EdluFfuu. district superintendent
friends
ur and Mra. AiEer Nauner and little
daughter. Of CronkaviIic o.. are spend
ing a few daYF here with their parents
Mrs = r English haa moved into the
Eliig property on n Paul street
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SISTERSYILLE

-TsTEUsvfLLT. Vs. Va April G.
James HnafOu a we'll known resident
~ thla Ditf Hrt Misc LYDIA Pyle were
married Saturday evening at the bride u
home In View MarfirHtllie
Nias FrreNleVf Wilson has left Tor
short visit With friends iu TfffaturEh
Butler and other points iu FeuuaV IvHnia
Mfaa Katherine Norris has returned
bone fn IHrErrshIrF after being fha
Fueaf ~ Hrr aIafrr Mrs T III Mccoy
She vac Hrrnmfnrlff home tY her nerh-
rw Master IUrern Mccoy
Miss Marie Ifl. sok who spent Easter
with her sister. Mrs George MrCaullev
haa returned fU Warren Onto whore
she Hfffuda a. hUnI
Bernard ff Garharf and Mice rau.
rrffe farharf ~ sharon. Pa are the
guests 90 fhe home ~ Mr. and Nfra.
Lewis r Alder
Mics Alice Uwter vas fhe guest or
Eor hr0fher and VIE NJ and Mra An
drew UuTar of Marietta. over sunday
]. j. Mckay has returned from Mariet-
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Probate Court
Application Co. probate VIII OF Caro-
line Turnhuti
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The funeral ~ the late John Boyles.
who died Monday WIN take place
Ihursday afternoon from tho home on
Thirtyhfth street Services will be
conducted ~ O'Clock in charge OF
Rev. y. r. KinE. pastor o. the second
Presbyterian church lnferment viii
Be made IN Rose Hill cemetery The
deceased was % years of axe and Is
survived BY his widow and following
children John, Jr.. james. Charles
and William Bovles. Mrs Charles
klotz. Mrs. 9 Alexander and Mrs NJ.
CrisWeu
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Bellaire Lodge No. 4i9. p. r. q
Elks. held a meeting last Might and
the following officers were Installed
for the ensuing year. Exalted ruler
Albert Alum esteemed 1oadipg
knight. Arch 7, Fogle esteemed loyal
knight. WAYNE Archer. esteemed Ice.
turing knight. Charles Dvoracek: soc.
retarv. John y Sherry. treasurer.
William Dorer. Ir.. tyler. y. 3. Mari.
ing. During the evening District In.
-pector ". r. Dixon. o. Martins Ferry
conducted an inspection % tho work
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"a "a where he has been the guest Of reia-
L. \. Bradley has gone to Tulsa Okla.
TO attend to business matters
Master Harold KIRK has returned 10
wheeling after being the guest Of his
grandmother. MrS Julia Graham
Miss Pearl Hodges who vas called
mere by the Illness OF her sister Mis-
Mabel Hodges has returned home to
Cornelius Brogan. Miss Mae KirIey.
and Norma Bennett. OF Marietta spent
Easter az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs y.
George Durham and daughter Miss
Marjorie Durham who have been spend
ing several days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Curry and little
daughter. Mary Rita. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. Curry's sister. Mrs }
Aigeo. have returned home 10 shinn-
Misses MaybeIle Stanley and Ruth
Sellers were here sunday from 81
Mrs. a. 4. Baker OF Akron. Ohio Is
the guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ Chesney.
Roy 9 Twyford OF BartIesvilI.. Okla
has arrived home called by the illness
Of his mother Mrs. T \. Twyford
"a koome who has made an extended
visit with Sistorsville relatives has
left for his home in Denver, Colo
I'd MeSser and Nolney Wilson who
spent the spring vacation AT their homes
have left to resume their studies at
Howard MossmAn who has been the
Mos
man for a few days has returned TO
Pittsburgh where he Is a student at
Carnegie Tech.
The Misses Hazel and Pauline Jones
left Monday for Warwood. W Va to
spend several days. Thursday evening
At an entertainment given by the Kings
Daughters. Miss Hazel Jones who IL an
accomplished whistler and vocalist will
contribute several selections to the pro-
gram.
Mr.. Harry Edwin Daily and Miss
Ava White. popular young couple OF
this city. were quietly married SUNDAY
morning at $50 at the Baptist parson-
age. Dr. j. A. Bennette officiating The
bride L. the pretty and attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. 4. White. IN.
groom II an exemplary young man and
holds position as linotype operator al
the Review office. lie IL n son OF NJ
and Mrs. r. u. Daily. OF Mccoy Heights
Miss Margaret Work who has been
the guest Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
III. II. Work. will return 70 Wheeling
today TO resume her studies at Mt de
Chantal.
Ralph Brodwater and Fred Mccoy
have arrived nome from NforRnntown
University TO spend the Spring vacation
at their homes.
Miss Helen McFadden Of wheeling
was here Tuesday evening 20 attend
the Elks dance. She was the guest ~
Miss Helen Slemaker.
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STEUBENVILLB

sTEUBENNILLE. o.. April I'll l..
flttenger. White Hope. feet six
school teacher IN winter and IN summer
pitcher for the Bay city. Mich. base
ball team. broke his arm today Ia a
nght. 50 he Will not pitch this season.
ror his rtprimaud Of q daughter OF Gil
more Wilson, he was attacked on the
road near lrondale by Wilson and his
son Forrest The father knocked Pitt
cnger down with a rock and the son
kicked him IN the face. Blinded the
school teacher rose and struck At face
30 hard he broke his right arm at the
wrist \ warrant IL out for the arrest
or Wilson and his three sons.
PittenEer IL a nephew - the famous
littcuger. who was one Of the An
drew Haiders during the civil wa.
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Martins Ferry Brtefs

Regular mtd-Wcek prayer services
Will be held In all Of the local churches
this evening.
The Foresters OF America held an i'm
portsnt meeting ia their hall tn .he
ShreVe-h ervey building last evening
The runaway IN the central part OF
the city created great deal Of excite
ment yesterday morning.
Several out-of-towu people attended
the Jump funeral in this city yesterday
afternoon
The bieachers on the ball park In the
lower part Of the city were completed
yesterday afternoon.
large crowd attended the Welsh tea
given AZ the home OF Airs. Thomas Will
Jams ON Eighth street last evening
The report circulated Monday evenins
that well known roller In the tin mill
had been shot created great deal OF
excitement.
Matters are very quiet In the justices
circles this month a. there Is little
doing
Practice will be resumed on the ball
park tomorrow morning and the players
Will be out each day except sunday
The newly elected officers were in
stalled AZ the meeting Of the local lodge
OF Elks Monday evening.
me directors Of the Fraternal hall
association held an Important meeting
az the home Of l.. W. Smith last even
Helen chew has reentered the Western
Reserve college az Cleveland after "A
visit with hr parents In this city
Rev. J. =. Hill. pastor Of the First
nited Presbyterian ,nurch left yester-
day afterno9n for Pittsburgh.
applications for membership AZ their
meeting last evening
Items % interest Tor this paper may
be left 40 the Hnlston A. Parker drug
store or cali 3i2-J on the Bell phone
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several candidates were Initiated NJ
me meeting OF the Senior Mechanics
last evening.
REGULAR mid-week prayer services will
DE held In all OF the local churches this
squire Sidebottom. OF St Clairsyille
was "A business visitor in the cttv YES
terday. 80 s09
Several from this city will attend the
ternoon. ~ ~
Work was started yesterday morning
on improving several pieces OF ground
IN hlrkwood by the Civic league
Several from this city went TO Who'll
ing last evening TO attend the FIX :
MINSTREL show at the Court
Several hundred people ,tsf,at -.
Anolph morgue yesterday 10 View Inc
remains OF the dead foreigner
The improvements to the various stora
rooms in this city will soon be COM
pleted. N''i'-
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woodsfield won in Both peha,..

lhe Noodsfieid high school affirma-
i've team. composed Of Gleason Dough
cry and Edmund Flanders. with VIII
nam bye a. alternate. defeated the Cum
oerIand team. composed OF Jerome VIII
hanson aud Guy Johnson. with Miss
Grace St Clair a. alternate. by "a num-
Der OF points Friday evening at the
local high school building
The Moodsfield negative team COM
posed Of Harold Atkinson and Russell
kampfcr and Edith Harkins as alternate
defeated the Caldwell affirmatice team.
composed Of Lowell Kiger. Clair Shad-
well and Bud Parks a. alternate. az
caldwell. Friday evening. The question
vas Resolved. That the Commission
form OF Government Should be Adopted
by United states cities Having "a Popu-
latlon Of 10000 OF over" Large and
enthusiastic audiences greeted the de-
uufTrg both rafaTaa
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO


WOODSFIELD -. April s-H. Ben
niger TO ). :. Christman. 47is acres.
Malaga township. sis9s
Walter W Marsh and wife TO Clar-
ence 4 lssisure. IS acres. Franklin
township. $1,000.
Fred kshrig ct al TO p. NJ. Kahrig. 40
acres. summit township, S1lOO
Lewis J. Riggenhach and ano 10
Hsrry J. Wrinkle. :? acres. Lee town
ship. $500
catherine Ilrich to John T.. Tiricn.
+o;s4 acres; summit township. s723.5O.
FRANK llrich 81 nj 10 Thomas Ulrich
sSs.so acres. Summit township. 81
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BELLAIRE
Former Resident Dead.

Word was received here yesterday
of the death OF Mrs. Winans. at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Downey. in Washington. ID. G. She
was the relict of the late f. b. Winans
who served as mayor OF Bellaire In
ls63-6S. Deceased was SO years of age
and is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. Thomas Downey. Mrs
Anna Wiley and Charles Winans. Flu
neral services will be held and the in
terment made at Washington, ID. c.
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Council Msertnx

city council met in regular ses-
~ Ast evening In the city building
si.o a large amount OF important mat
80. were given attention. Oswald
scIlck was elected To- MI the vacancy
yt@useu by the resignation OF George
koehnline. who moved TO Bellair. NJ,
EQUINE matters were given attention.
nueF the head OF new business tha
an an 9rdlnsnce regulating the opening and
sIoslhk or saloons. After the committee
neA19 70 report a special meeting OF
$50 appointed TO draft an ordinance 10
si ssrn me granting OF license 60 ped !
was Instructed to purchase 2s0 &C., :,
nre hose and 100 feet OF Chemical bose
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Case rusd

ST. GAINESVILLE o. April G.
ther' a. but one case filed In tn
CLERK Of courts office Tue.anv IN.
Mlnsier Brotherr Manufacturing Com
peny -. koehnline Ice Company The
80. ~ WI .ays that ~ T. q corporation.
IA hANtng Its principal place % busl-
ness al south Bend. Indiana The plain
III N this case sold the ice company
.ne o-iendAnts was 20 give the sum Of
.. ~. The plaintiff shipped the wagons
Aho the defendant accepted them. bat up
- NE present time has only paid
tslS.SS. The plaintiff asks that the
court allow them Judgment 20 the
amount OF ft1t.s5 and Interest from
January LIST. 1915.
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You don't want slow remedy when your stomach IL
bad-oT an uncertain one-or harmful one-your
stomach Is too valuable. you injure IL with
drastic drugs
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed giving re-
Iei It's harmlessness: its certain unfsng in
regulating sick, sour CASEY stomachs Its millions OF
cures In INDIGESTION, dyspe psa. gasrtis and other
stomach trouble has made Il famous the world over
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Funeral services will b. held this AZ
ternoon from the home Of his daughter.
Mrs frank Heinrich. over the remains
died Monday morning The services Will
b. In charge ~ Rev. Harry T.. HadIev
pastor ~ - Pnufs Episcopal church
tended. tufermenf viii De in me Ola
Walnut grove cemetery.
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Track Team Practice

The high school track team engaged
in partcice work for the first time
last evening on the Sixteenth street
ball park grounds. About so mem
bers OF the team reported. and the
boys will try TO carry on few of the
honors at the field meet on Wheeling
Island In May. The team has also
received an invitation 10 enter the an
nual field meet OF the w. and J. col
lege at Washington. Pa.
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There are several young boys In this
city that are going to get into serious
trouble II they don't watch themselves.
Monday evening bows broke into the
high school building. hut little damage
was done. although several desks were
ram sacked Monday afternoon sev-
eral boys went into the building OF the
first Al r. church on Third street and
dropped bricks ON some stone breaking
them and no small sum will replace the
stones Several gallons OF Ice cream
and silver spoons were also stolen from
a Fayette street home Monday evening
entrance being gained BY breaking
through window
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Held Good Reh.ar.aI

The ladies' who are TO take part I'm
the home talent Minstrels TO De given
In this city soon held another GOOD
rehearsal last evening in the parish
rooms Of Trinity Episcopal church
Another rehearsal will be held this
evening. The children who are to take
part Will hold rehearsals from now on
until the time Of the performance
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eRoTHERHooD MEETING

A meeting % tho brotherhood % So
John o. che North street VI r. church
VIII be- held Thursday evening In the
church parlors This is the regular
monthly gathcunE Of the members.
and no special program has been Or
ranged for the gathering Amer tho
usual devotional proEram social
hour wIll b. spent and refreshments
served
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Part.idees for Belmont COUNTY.

Deputy Game Warden j. T. Travis
has received large consignment or
Hungarian cartridges from the gov
eminent game preserve in Pennsyl-
vania. The birds will be distributed
IN various parts OF the county, num-
Der OF them having already been sent
to farms near Bellaire
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Eousla susunna and her four children
orousht this case In court claiming that
ner husband. Frank Gustiana. who was
injured at the Lorain Coal and Dock
companies mine. near lansing. on June
l-th. 1914. The injured man was wrap
PED IN cotton and blankets until he was
very susceptible 10 colds and IL g. this
me widow charged brought about his
death The widow was asking that tudg-
inent 10 the amount OF t35o be allow Cd
oy the court She was given judgment
TO the amount asked
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Yesterday morning at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. VIII
son. at the corner Of First and Adams
street occurred the death Of their daugh-
ter. Miss May. after "a lingering illness.
The deceased was twenty-siN years OF
age ana was held in high esteem by
All who knew her. Besides her parents
the following brothers and sisters are
lett 10 mourn her loss: Lloyd. Richard.
Albert. Nancie. Raymond. Emma Mar
Haret, all ~ home and Miss Martha
Dupke. Of West Washington street At
"A late hour last evening funeral ar
rangenents had not been completed-
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Special Dispatch to tho rntsuIrencer.
MARTfNsBuRG. vs. Va. April g.
George Noel ~ Berkeley Strings. ".
Va. today filed suit ln the circuit
court at that place Tor fifteen thour
and dollars against hig wifc's parents.
Mr. and Mrs - T.. Fly. o. uagera-
town Nd. charming thom with nsvine
alcnatod Tho affection ~ his wife
The suif will DO tried next month
AT The parties are prom Inent
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Carlos Marsh. - this CITY wss
awarded $3.50 BY a jury in Common
Pleas court az ST. Clairsviue veeter.
day for injuries sustained by the ex.
plosion ~ defective cream seper
stor in The plant Of the United Dairy
COMPANY iu This city Marsh sued
Tor $4,000
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The directors Of the Bellalre Com.
mercial club will meet this evening
The committee appointed 70 recon
mend a man for the position Of sec.
Rotary will report and u Is likely that
selection Will b. made from the
three applications for the position.
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ance, l726: percent OF attendance. ss
Literary programs will be rendered
in all OF the rooms April 16. A gener-
al teachers meeting will be held April
IL when DIR. Wagner. OF the Ohio Uni.
Versity will deliver an address
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Rev, u. +. Nishanorf. Of Thessalonica
a NOTED speaker, will speak At the Bapt-
lst Mission In Laughlin addition Friday
evening and no doubt a large crowd will
be present
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no doubt large crowd Will b. prfa.
ont af tho German Lutheran church this
evening fn hear fhe Illustrated lecture
That VIII D. delivered bv Rev a D.
Hcnzo pastor Of lions Lutheran rhurc d
N wheeling The subject will b.
'Hcauttfui Switzerland
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t1p4e hritton on the charge Of Op-
etStlng a rpeAkeA<y. Was nned $50 and
IN squire McConnsuGhy court
TON blains was nned 81 and costs on
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Public Service Director schramm
opened bids Yesterday afternoon Tor
mo Improvement ~ Franklin street
bf grading and paving and also for
converting tho large room on The FIRST
noor ~ The city building into three