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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

AccptuS WIN tUr vobcuttuc oo85Osts
Music Stady Club.
The La Junta Music Study Club
held its regula. meeting Monday af-
ternoon st the homo Of Miss Ruth
Larsen. The study Of Mozart was
continued and the following program
given:
Song. ''The Violet. Martha Phillips
Romance. from the Second Con-
certo. ........ Hazel Lee
Story Of the Opera. The Marrf-
age Of Figaro" -. Helen McNecn
Song. You Who Know Loves
Power" $500. .Miss McNeen
Romance In A Flat. .........
....... .Ars. e. @. Woodbridge
Song. 'Misnon" from Thomas
............M Mildred Mendelson
AZ the close Of the program .
dainty lunch was served BY the host
ess. who was assisted By her mother.
Mfs. N. 8. Larsen. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held At the
home Of Mrs. b. A Smith
r..r o,cs.ee GS r.s.-......
HarDoay Hail was sAe scsns Of .
most sajoyabls occasioa % Tuesday
evening. whsa he members Of the
Four O'Clock Club were hostesscs
to their fTtends. Auction bridge was
the diversion Of the svening and
vas played At twelve small tables.
Following the game rsfrsshments
were served. Those enjoyins the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Kinder.
Nr. and Mrs. w. 4. Sylvester. Mr..
and Nrs John Holly. Ms and Mrs. W.
~. Bsason. Ms. and Mn. q. W. NIL
ikea. xr. aad Mn. C. n. Brown. Mr.
and Nss. Walter sposisdsr. Mr. and
Nrs. Q. RI Neadelsoa. NJ. and Mrs.
r. J. Ma1jIis. NJ. asd Mrs. Bert
Botkis. NJ. asd Mn. Forest May.
hsv. Ms. and Mrs. Clyde siaoas. Mr..
and Mn. 0sorge Littis. NJ. and Mrs.
Arthur Bullss. Mn. Paul 0sbhard.
Mn. v. n. LasssauisA Mn. Bsuiah
LapAso. Mn. W. 3. AaAssvs. Mrs.
Roy Nastin4ale. Nm. J. 4. Kiscsid.
ssa tAe Misses Helen McNssa. Jus.
the Rousts. 0Dal Whits. Blanche
Record. Hassl Les. rsaseis Robin.
go. cassye Foswosthy asA NJ. Earl
Haskias.
Ths sseosA assuai bas@ust Of the
Reua1 1sbls Clsb was held % Fsi.
1ay sisht Of lest vesk n ~ broth.
ssAee1 feeo of ths Msthedise church
vhsa sAs member q ~ club eater.
eainsd theiP wives q Q ~ courss
baseuss. sssvs1 b ~ le1iss ee The
church.
~ seeo vas laseseully deeeestsd
u ths aaaiooal sejess, as1 . large
posssait Of LIacola eccuplsd . Dromi.
.eos Dlaee - ~ vall. 4 large
bev1 q ~ aal vhlae easuaeieas
sssDs1 ~ esesss Dleee - ~ labls.
~ ~ 0s0bess as1 thele Gueees o..
s1ve1 ~ - vess 0lvse Queaaaieas,
80 ~ 1o1les ~ aa0ss g ~ ~.
thses, - - oals1lag tAsse tAsy
leso1 shsls pasessss IT, ~ basQuse.
Assss ~ baseusG . Dasse selsI
vas o3veo ~ Ma Vee1bel1os. ed
pSoe. Auge1a oee1a0 - oooseoaeess,
anaeooee1 ~ SeoDovlng osegsaa,
vh3GA ~ vesy soevoe - eajeye1
- ~:
~ ~ Dsnessas". -. N. Aiiss
~ lD1eDeo1soe vsoss". ".......
............... uo0ee Geek
"1hs ns0ubo3esas~ ............
C. g. I1easnsbsssss
"Aosahao Nsse)o". -. 9. Jehssea
~ Da11 lDeeeer. n ,. Seass
~ oullBoOoe~. -. .Ceaa Meeso
"Ao 0oo0o11Do". .. =. q. Voo1bsiloo|
p1ooo 1ooo-
~ Auso1n - m. aGeess.
.Aloes ~ OgooBoD - Oussls ~.
oo1goo - - soo11lg soon Vhsso|
~ n(1voo VoD1ou6 80 ~ d
oDoo oGUngolnO ~ 49,
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

social hour and refreshments. Those
present we're Mary Blankenship. Ar
tie Blakley. Doris Lawson. Mabel
Roberts, Avis Roberts. Elizabeth
Lamb. Wilma Linville. and Lillian
Oleson.
N0ssh La Junta Bible Class.
The North La Junta Bible Class
met Tuesday night st the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lynsar. with
thirty-five present. After the usual
Bible lesson study and drill. had
been conducted BY Rev. Findley. the
regular monthly social time vas ea.
joyed when . short program Of read
ing. recitatons and music was rea.
dered and various games INDUCED
IN. Later . two course luncheon
WA served BY the committee IN
charge and the evening was pro-
nounced one Of the most pleasant
spent BY this class this season.
valentise Party.
Among the most delightful events
Of the week was the valentine party
given on Tuesday evening n the
home Of Mrs.. c. A. Prats. when the
Loyal Daughters class OF the Chris.
tian Bible School entertained about
thirty Of their friends.
The house was pTeitily decorated
With profusions Of red and white
hearts. and cupids. and other ap-
propStste valentine decorations.
Various games were indulsed IN and
several musical selections were sen.
dcred during the evening. and was
folIewd b. . two couPse luncheon.
IL ns.o. q m. r..s..
Complimentary 70 Mn. Jensis
Price. Of Flofsace. Colo. Who 10 vis-
itias N The city. NsA Charles Nay
sntessaineA about . doses ladies vssy
Informally yesterday aftsSnoon q
Der hone q s1S Santa Fs avesve.
he hours we're pleasantly sesss n
needle wosk. Many viesfeis sslse.
sioss we're snjoys1 thFousbeus The
sftssseon and later Mr.. Nay sssvsd
. Dess dsiishtsui two cousss luaeh.
n ladies vho sajoysd the aitesnoos
vsFs Mr.. Jssnse Price. Mr.. o. G.
Rieh. Mn. J. u. Csosley. Mss. ]. ".
Fls0ias. Mn. d. v. Price. Mn. o.
q. Hsss, Nrs. G. e. Clutter. Mss. La.
pas1is and Nss. Blanche Snyder.
TAAnels Rsssv. Ne. Q.
Ths ssees1 Of ~ sefiss ef Dasttss
vhseA sss bssas sivss by Mn. Jes-
~ Pos uas stvss Thuss1ay astss.
aeee whsa shs latsssaissd aesis
q . thinbjs Dassy. Abess fifty ~
~ vses Dssosat, asl thsy vsss ~
q ~ 1ess ~ lltajs JeeeDb pess -
jeeeoAlos Wee1. ~ beoss vas
Dssta1lS 1ssssses1 y blesoiae ~
Gloe1e. M. Roas Wos ase1Goe1 y
seoo1vla0 - usR 0eee0s Lltaje ~
~ l1lesss vbso1e DeosoeAo. ven
VooA na1b 0ostee - M loas.
GAAll aeg1s1s1 - sgsv1ag ~ ~
eoosDe 1uoeb. lnvlool1oos aso ~
IT. ~ thls1 q ~ osg1os = - olvoD
- Wstass1ay aelseness.
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~. 80 Nm. J. ouov chaonaa
eo1ogeo1oe1 Iu1egnoaly ~ pSlAny
|noone e ~ he0e q - juan o..
|eouA Vtea ~ isv1oe1 : nunbos
|e1 61oo1e - sDea1 ~ evsolno M
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g. II lolol11lclD - - (n1l
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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
(sAslsaiaa (1hsreA.

Bible School st S:SS .. y.
Chusch service at II .. .. Ser
0oa b. the pastor. Subject. "Ths
Chsisaisa's Warfare"
Chstsliaa Eadeavof at sac ,. =.
Leader. Harold BssT. oubjsct,
"vsvorits Chspssrs Of The Bible and
WV"
Church services q 7:3e ,. -.
A11ress. ''rsasces willard" Ths
0olles Of he ". c. =. y. viii - ths
gueses Of hoaos ssd oeeuDy sssesv.
q oeaas.
Dvssy to1y cordially isvissd 70
ot1ood all eeevlcee.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

the evening and refreshments of Ice
cream and cake were served.
90
Eighty.two Years Y0ung.
Mrs. Louisa J. Mcdaniel. mother
Of Judge z. w. Mcdaniel. celebrated
her eighty-second birthday Thurs
day. During the day many friends
Of Mrs. Mcdaniel called and left
beautiful cut flowers and other sifts
and tokens Of love. Ars. Mcdaniel
iavited . few intimate friends into
dinner. which was served at ~
O'Clock. and the day 10 numbered
among the most pleasant Of the
eighty-five birthdays celebrated BY
this venerable old lady.
90
Expes1eoeo 0oeiAl.
Divisiea B Of The Prsshytsrsan
AuFeh gave IN sxpsrisnce social
wednesday aftsrnooa II the home
Of Mn. D. L. Taylor. Each mem-
bef Of this division earned . dollar
and turasd Il into the treasury Of
the society. telling how she earned
Il. The experiences were varied
and amusins and furnished . pleas
ant afternoons enjoyment. A datn.
" luncheon yas served by the host
-. The next meeting will be with
Nrs. John Fisher In two weeks.
nistAaay Clsh.
The Tuesday Aftssaooa Birthday
Club net With Mn. John Beard. The
usual needle work vas iAdulgsd h
during the aftesnoon. and later Ars.
Beard was assisted II sssvias . two
eeurss luseh by Miss RutA Larsen
asA Niss Gertrude Melssss. Bssidss
~ nsobsss Mrs. Beard invttsd -
~ susses llss. ?. Z. Lsvis, Mn.
0ee. .. Thompson. Mrs. n. II. Hail.
Mn. Roy Mastialals. Mn. cly6s si.
0eos. Nm. D. 2. Haskins. Mn. E0.
nanusl Payas. Mrs. DsulaA LaDha0.
as1 Miss HsDsa MeSlesa.
NsaohhssAss1 Cas1 O..
TAe NsishbesAeel Card Club
~ Wednesday sight vitA Mr. aal
Mn. Reeeee loayhev. as shslr home
q 0aa Juoa aveoue. Aueeioa bsS1ee
playe1 q i've tables fussisAs1 the
eaasssaiaosot q the eveaiag. Bs.
s1lse ~ nsobsss thsss vho sajsS.
q ~ svsoiag vese Mn. Roy MAJ.
tialal. l1ls DlaseAs Rsees1. Nm.
WISER LAeseQuise. ~. aal Mn. n
olnsos. ~. aa1 Mn. cty1s 0lnoas,
1Ds. ~ M. 0eoeOe L1tsls. NJ. as1
Mn. Thse ThuIs0syss. Ms. sad Mn.
0eeeoe Dabeeek. as1 NJ. as1 Mn.
q. ~. lolllikeo.
Bssa nsase ssslal vssseesa.
~ WGoe D1viGlea g ~ La1Ses'
~ oeesly g ~ CAslsl1aa souseh
~ murray eltssaeea q ~ pask
0oooo IN Nh. Q. Q. U0gvoethy.
~ ~ ~ Regular eoelal afoesDooo
- ~ . s1est bas1osas soss1eas
~ oeooo1ooo ~ GDeos - eoe1a1
eoovoeuoo1oo - oee11e vesk.
Nh 4. 4. Cgoohe ~ . guese g
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iaoa NJ ~. 9 onv1es ~ 0nse
Q sool1no.
ma 6ssuosonv - ~ eseealsl
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IN g ~ ocnoB 1Dv1G0ono g -
~ oeoloov - ~ $500 -
nne0ng ~ o1oono6o 5 ~ ouDe
~ q 1oll1g - = ~ enonvo1 -
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

The Lady Aaccabees met on Non-
day aftsrnoon at the homo Of Mrs.
Q. c. Taylor for . social afternoon.
Twenty ladies' were present and en-
3oysd the entertainment Of the AZ
tsfnoon. Mrs. Taylor served . two
course lunch late In the afternoon.
go
Joiut BiFthday PaFsy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
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~ 0sssisl, NsehelisG Psss1V.
ooslAa. Refee0s1 Pros6yeesias ~
CAsiseisa eAussbss q ~ elty IN
0akiaO DesDafaetoas It. . Ualeo
oevlval Meseia0 vAlsh wtll begia ~
ln1oee Dast q nassA. Rsv. cajeA 4.
0111ey. .. D.. g Asjasss. o.. ~
~ seeuee1 - eoo1use ~ 0eee-
~. Ths Desiiainssy ven. ess1
. eakias ~ sAussA esosss q ~
~ assanOlas ies seetaes DeayeG
DoeelaeA &C.. VIII - seoososel 4
- WI aeas fussre. ~ eAuss1
oooooe q ~ s1sy sAesll uslle u
~ efooels h nakiag this revival
- Ossaasse svss hse1 u Il Juasa.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
u.iq.e EsaSsoidery Cl.b.

The Unique Embroidery Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Neff at
her home 1t sos Ration avenue. All
members with the exception Of one
were present. and Mrs. Logan Bailey
was . guest The afternoon was
spent In the usual needle work and
social conversation followed by re-
freshments. The club will meet on
March LIST. with Mrs. E. A. Oakley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

Mrs. George Thompson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs.. Paul Summers. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Stacy Wilcox, Miss Emma Hurt.
and Mr.. Ray Hurt. Thursday night
~ her home on San Juan avenue.
This date marks the birthday amir
versaries Of Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Summers and Mr.. Wilcox. and this
was the sixth year that the three
couples had celebrated together. Var
ious games were INDUCED in during
the evening and refreshments Of Ice
cream and cake we're served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
p. g. G. Club.

The P. G. G. Club. q small club
composed Of some pretty good girls,
Of the fourth and fifth grades At the
Park school. met Tuesday evening
after school with Virginia Sevitx. At
s02 Colorado avenue. and enjoyed .
social hour and refreshments. Those
present were Mary Blankenship. Ar
tie Blakley. Doris Lawson. Mabel
Roberts, Avis Roberts. Elizabeth
Lamb. Wilma Linville. and Lillian
Oleson.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

color scheme. pink and white. was
also carried out - nearly ~ possible
In the two course luncheon which
was served at the close OF the games.
Auction bridge Was played It nix
small tables and those enjoying the
game were Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken.
Mr.. and Mrs. sevits. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. MacKie. Mr..
and Mrs. Harbour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Winterburn. Mr..
and Mrs. Mayhem, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclintock. and Miss
Olive Moberly. Miss Blanche Record.
and Mr. Albert Finger.
90
Eastern Star.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

The local order Of Eastern Star
met In regular session on Friday
night Of last week. with an unusual
" large attendance OF the member
ship present. During the business
session Mrs. Geo. 8. Thompson was
elected associate matron. and the re-
firing matron. Mrs.. H. L. Thompson,
was presented with . past matrons
Jewel.
After the business session. the
past matrons acted % hostesses and
entertained the other members at 4
valentine party. Various appropri.
ate valentine games we're indulged IN
and later progressive hearts afford.
ed . pleasant hours entertainment
A two course lunch was served Ia
the dining room, where the tables
were decorated in red and white. In
keeping with the valentine season.
Music Study Club.
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MoundsviIle Briefs

MIS- John Cunningham is quite Sc
Tio9sly III at her home in the East
Carl Rodocker. who has been en-.
pioyed at Cleveland, O., arrived home
last evening for a short visit with his
Austin f. Lowe has returned TO his
nome ,liihe az baltimore, Md. after a visit
liam Lowe. Of Twelfth street.
Miss Anna Parks has returned TO
her nome at Point Pleasant after a
pleasant visit with Miss Elizabeth Nc.
Donald and other friends here.
Mrs. VIII Booher has returned TO
her home at Cameron after a visit
with Mrs. W. b. Fletcher on Morton
avenue.
Roy Riggs OF SistersvirHe is spend.
ing Few days here visiting his sister
Mrs. charles Moore, and family on
Mrs. Sarah Thatcher. who has been
spending some time with her son
Harry Thatcher. at Clarksburg. an,
rived home last evening.
Miss MARY Scott OF TOmlinson ave-
nue. rs spending some time al COlum-
lives ""
Dr Fillmore Compton. who has been
attending school al Johns Hopkine
Medical college at Baltimore. Nd. has
arrived nome To spend the summer va
VI.
VI Compton, Of Seventh street
Miss Clara Mcleod who has been
spending the last three weeks here
Visiting with relatives. returned To her
nome az Bellalre O.. yesterday
Miss Ella Freed will leave shortly
Tor q visit % her brother. N. G. Freed
az Charleston
Miss Dorothy Bone OF Jefferson AZ.
enue "a spending some time yfeitinp
hef grandparents al Pleasant VALLEY
Mrs George Garrett was called fo
weston Yesterday on account ~ tbe
serious illness 81 her mOther-in.IaW
Mis-. william Garrett
WORK was resumed Yesterday az
the paving work az Glendale
Miss Josephine BTantnor will attend
lnf Mon high alumni BANQUET af
StratfOrd hotel this evening
Miss Ursula Hiatt left last nfrBf for
Grafton. where she will speud "a yrear
me guest ~ her father. BE- D. uisff
the receiver u the Bank ~ Grafton
Mr Oscar Wright uurrlrfendert
OF the National cemetery at Grafton
mas returned home after heinz me
guest N his son. g. & WRIGHT and
FAMILY ~ seventh street
Mrs FITZGERALD Of Coviuqfor ky
ls visiting her car lhtor Mrs % ~
cocroran NJ Sixth street
Miss Ilcne krpriou of gevarfb
street. ls spending the week vIaitIrv
WE I'ano Potts o. ulles Bottom
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McMechen Rriefs


T.. W. keffer. OF Newark. o.. ar.
rived here yesterday for a visit with
ms family at the Hotel Refer.
Miss Nerna Lowe. OF Moundsville
Is spending the week here, VISITING
with her sister, Mrs. MARBLE. on Mar.
shall street.
ElvOod Doyle. has accepted a posi-
ton with the track force OF the
Wheeling Traction Company.
business on the y. & %. is speedily
improving. large number of fur
Laughed men were put back to work
sunday evening.
Mrs. b. r. Goodwin. who has been
quite seriously ill at her home on Sew
enth street, Is much improved and
viii be able TO be about within the
heXt few days
Quite delegation from this city
VIII attend the Union High Alumni
Association annual banquet this
evening az the Stratford Hotel. out
the-pike
Lincoln Lodge No 40. !. o. O. r..
held a largely attended business meet
ing last evening In their quarters I'm
the MCMechen building
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a Favor. OF
cumberland Md. spent Sunday here
visiting with relatives.
4. W. Fuller Jr.. Of the Christian
church. will conduct funeral services
over the realms Of the late Mrs. Pau
line Wlichey. az Paw Paw. just east
Of this city. this afternoon The re-
mains will be inferred IN Mt Rose
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WITH THE FRENCH WOUNDED.
The woman's Sacrifice.

PARIS. May "a. $50 .. m.-Away
from the battlefield one sees war
stripped OF its Eiamor We see the
heroic work Of nurses who are on
duty day and night There D. devo-
ton. self-sacrihce. suffering patriot
ism-qualities which only n great war
and BE- terrible consequences can in
spire 10 the highest development. The
women everywhere are helping and
rFeryW where one sees selfsaCrifCe and
devotion 90 country.
The women OF the United states do
not know how fortunate they are.
Here there are plenty OF women who
suffer In silence. whose strength is out
OF proportion 90 their ambition Their
hands are tied By some chronic dis
ease COMMON tO wOmankind. that
weak back. accompanied BY pain here
or there, extreme nervousness. sleep
lossness. maybe fainung spells or
spasms. are all signals 81 distress for
women. She may De growing from
EirlhoOd into womanhoOd. passing
from wOmanhoOd to motherhood. and
later suffering from that change which
leaves 30 many wrecks Of women. Al
any or ali Of these periods Of v-o-
man life she should take "a tonic and
norvInc. prescribed Tor just such cases
by phy sIcian OF vast experience in
ihe diseases % women DR. PIcrceh
favortr Prescription has successful.
y treated more cases the past luy
yrarH tlan any other known remedy.
When you feel dull. headachy back
ache. dizzy or perhaps hot naahcs.
there ls nothing you can accomplish.
nothing you can enjoy You can find
permanent relief ln Dr. Plerccs Fay.
or.ie Prescription it Is sold by modi-
cine dealers. or trial box by mail
from Dr Pierce Invalids Hotel But
iaio. N v. on receipt of 5O cents. or
one dollar i0r large box ADV
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Victims of Rheumatism
John Coleman Co.'S Mcclure Moray Off
ca Attracts any Suffers 20 Test
Rhsuma.

II Hheuma, the wonderful prescription
for rheumatism sold hy John Coleman
Co. and all druggists does not cure
any purchaser. the druggist will return
your money Without any rcd tape
Hheumafiem iH dangerous disease
because 90 lts shifting nature 10 often
strikes tnC heart and proves fatal Auy
one with even faint o. rheumatism
.uEtt Co drive 90 out uH soon aH pussl.
bic
Rheumatism is caused by sluggish
Woru-.ut ur utrr-wurknd kidneys. which
become cl"rFed and fuI fo eliminate the
Impurities from che system.
Hhruun nrfe promptly and directly
upon tHn Kidneys. II clruusra chem. If
absolutely rrrsEnfeH end leaves thHr1
in perfect condition atle to d. che work
nature Intended fhsy should du. 90 cents
"a bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
Assessors Near End Of Work.

County Assessor w. l.. NOlte, to-
Rether with assistants w. +. Mason.
Jr, c. J. GOudy, ID. j.. McCardle. Paul
began and others, are nearing the end
OF the annual assessment of the real
and personal property of the county.
The books for the new assessments
must be completed and ready to turn
over TO the Board of Equalization and
Review. which under the law must
meet not later than Monday. JUL >.
for the purpose of reviewing the as
sessment made to personal and land
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Boyd Hilton. teacher at the Glenn =
Run school. Is spending hts vacation by
working ON the rcportortal staff Of hits
paper.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nor
ris. Of Richland avenue. South Warwo God.
"a daughter.
Miss Laura Gooch. Of Center War
wood. IS spending couple days visiting
az the home Of Mrs lisa Linton. 81 Elm
Grove.
Mrs. a. W. Citing. Of Elm Grove is
spending couple days visiting friends
In North MarwoOd
r. b. Fitzpatrick Of Windsor. Canada.
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ADV.

In South WaFw0od
MTs David Meyer. Of North Warwood
suffering from an attack Of rheuns-
MIS-. Walter PraEer Is stilI in al her
nome Ia North Marua God
RAY mond ODunnel. OF south War
populations Company office
Mrs. o. 10 Coffin. Of Brilliant O. and
Mlss MARY Anderson. ~ Ilosby Rock h
spehalns q couple days visiting al IN,
nome or Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Weeks ~
Elshth street and Richland avenue
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Joe lvkovich, a foreigner, was taken
in charge Saturday night by Special
Ofiicer Joe Bierce. for carrying a gal
Ion Of good liquor without having IL
properly labeled. and yesterday he
was arraigned before Squire r. NJ.
Lewis on a charge Of violating the
Host law. lie was remanded TO Jail
IN default OF $500 bail to appear be
fore the grand jury this morning.
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court convenea Ihla Mornlnu.

circuit court will convene this morn
ing AZ 3 o'clock with the sitting OF
the grand jury. Captain A l.. Hooton
will be appointed to preside during
the term on action taken by the bar
Of Judge II. q. Hervey. Both civil
and criminal dockets will be light this
term. II Is likely the grand jury will
complete its work in one day The
trial term OF court begins Tuesday
morning. June I.
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Elect ohieers 1n.ninh,

Al the meeting Of McMeChen
-. At the meeting Of McMechen Lodge
No. ~, knights Of Pythias. 10 be
held this evening in their quarters an
seventh and Marshall streets. the an.
Lual election Of officers will take
place u Is requested that every
member be present.
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Meeting rhis Rvenina.

A business meeting Of the members
OF the Reliance hose company. Of North
NarwoOd. viii be held this evening az \
O'Clock. al the hose house on Twenty
fourth street one of the most import
ant mtater will be selecting the date for
the lawn fete which will be held the
flrsf nari of naNi month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

There viii be a meeting of IRE ohio
Valley Decoration Day Association on
friday evening. az which time final
ARRANGEMENTS FOR the annual Memoir
aI Day celebTation here will be- made
ne big parade Of all the fraterndI
orRanizations Of the city. cadets and
me mbers OF the association will be
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oied I'd spinal Menlnaitls.

steve kissell, Jr., ten-year-Old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kissell, OF
WOOdhiil. died Sunday evening at his
home. death resulting from spinal
meningitis. The remains we're con-
veyed 20 the Lutes morgue. on Sec
ond street, last evening. and this
morning will be taken to Benwood
where services viii be conducted by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Ed Ratcliffe and Town Marshall Nance
of Ersdale. who is sentenced to ex-
plate his double crime on the gallows
a tthe penitentiary. Friday evening
July ?. Mr.. Coleman also brought
another man, a short termer, from
kanawha county, last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The condition OF William Wishart.
who has been seriously I'M al the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. S. A. Steele. OF
Eighth street, the last several DAYS,
was reported to be in a very critical
condition last evening. Mr.. Wishart
Is past SO years of age. and his recov-
cry is doubtful
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HarrY Meoml DC hal MOI

HOWaTd McblII Yesterday afternoon
received word that Harry McGiH Is
dead In California McGnl was well
known here. having resided here the
greater part of his life. He was a
fireman on the y. a. o. until last No
vember, when he contracted consump-
ton and went west for the benefit Of
his health. Deceased is survived by
his wife and three children. The re-
mains will likely be brought here for
interment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The North Marwood Athletic club de-
fcatcd the south MaTwood team yester-
day afternoon by score Of 1s 20 l-.
az the Loyeland school ball park. Both
teams wore iu good condition. Another
game viii be played In the next couple
OF weeks. at the North Warwood
grounds
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NJ MECHEN
NOTICE

To the Taxpayers of the City of Nc.
Mechen:
fou are hereby notified that / will
receive money for the same until the
hrst OF June, 1915. All taxes not paid
by that time will be returned delin.
quent and sent to the State Auditor
for collection.
THOMAS SHARP.
Collector and Treasurer