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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
SHIP WITH LOGS
FROM A|CARAUGA
AMERICAN STEAMER WILLAPA,
WITH SMALL CONSIGNMENT,
EXPECTED HERE DURING THE
WEEK.


Loaded with mahogany logs from
Nicaragua, the American steamship
Willapa was looked for yesterday,
but up to late houre had not ar
rived. The steamer, small vessel,
went from Cuba to Nicaragua for
cargo, and it is expected will fill out
at Pensacola once the import mater
ial is discharged.
This is understood to be new i'm
portation form of enterprise and yes
terday it was stated that the present
expected shipload will be followed by
others to the same firm and from both
Nicaragua and Belize.
Two Others Due
Two other steamers, both flying the
Belgian flag, are due early in the
week, with the possibility of arriving
in time for early Monday morning
work. The steamer Ubler is COM
ing from Philadelphia, while the
steamer Minister de Smet de Naegas
is coming on q return trip from Hull,
and will load out with timber and
lumber, great deal of which has
already arrived and is stored on the
export docks awaiting the steamers
readiness to receive the same
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ANOTHER Meeting
5000 ROADS ASSN.
DE HELD TUESDAY
MORE INTEREST AMONG CoUN-
TRY BOOSTERS. AND ALSO A
TRIP TO MOBILE WILL BE
TALKED UP.

Another meeting Of the Escambia
County Good Roads Association will
be held on Tuesday night Of this
week according to announcement Of
those in authority, and in the mean
time invitations ,Gfll be sent out to
boosters residing in the northern part
of the county, with the idea to have
them come to the city on the night
Of said meeting, and express their SEN
tinents. This was an idea advanced
Friday night at the mass meeting in
the council chamber of the city hall,
mentioned by Mr.. Malone.
Another matter which will be given
desired attention at the next meeting
will be that of the Mobile conven-
ton, and there is every prospect of q
good attendance going over to that
meeting. In the discussion of Friday
night, the matter was overlooked en-
tirely, but will be made distinct
feature at the Forthcoming meeting.
Delegates from Pensacola win &c
by auto and train, with prospect Of
considerably over one hundred going
from Pensacola. Several good speak
ers are expected to also 60 along
with the idea of presenting Pensa-
cola's claims as succinctly as possible
and thereby assure the route of the
Old Spanish trail through Pensacola
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Drug, Tobacco and
Liquor Habits Cured

Cedarcroft Sanitariuna, Nashville.
Tenn, offers to treat any case Of drug.
liquor or alcohol habit under the follow
ing guarantee:
Deposit the price Of sanitaxium treat
ment with q bank, to be paid over when
the patient has overcome the habit, the
patient to be the sole judge.
Nothing could be more fair. Patient
has nothing to dread. No withdrawal
ment tones u . 3 system and ' removes d.
mand for drugs.
Alone you can't break your bonds.
With our aid you can surely start a new
life. Home treatment for those who posi-
today for booklet sent in plain wrapper,
addressing Cedarcroft Sanitarium DR.
Power Gribble, Superintendent, Box 58
Station 5. Nashville. Tenn.-Adv.
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CROP ADVISER IS
ABLE TO Be OUT
S. W. HIATT, ADVISER FOR Es-
GAMBIA COUNTY. HAS RECOv-
Erred FROM A RECENT SPELL
OF SICKNESS.

S. W. Hiatt, crop adviser for Es-
Gambia county, who had been i'll for
many weeks, is able to be- out again,
and was mingling with friends in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Hiatt anticipates getting into
active service soon and expects to
start out this week for short trip.
He has been rendering valuable ser
vice to the Escambia county farmers,
and has been greatly missed by them
since taking to his room some several
weeks ago.
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ON earth today. .sGets-It' win surely
get that corn or callus you've been try
4 5 f 1f "a 0n Clean :. g s ws,ia c pps
Il in seconds.--put your stocking and
shoe right over it-nothing to stick.
nothing to hurt You needn't fuss with
thick bandases that make package out
u1cissors, no tape. no trouble. It's simpli-
lily itself, sure. quick, painless Try 1t
|1So for bunious and warts.
aGets-Itn is sold at all druggists, 15c
3 bottle. or sent direct by q. Lawrence
y Co, Chicago. Sold in Pensacola and
recommended as the worlds best corn
remedy BY The Crystal Pharmacy.--Adv.
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10 cakes Octagon or Ivory
soap, Monday for IS cents
with every $1.0O cash pur-
chase. The Crystal Phar-
macy.
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Z. b. MALONE, President
G. w. LAMAR, Cashier.

Special! Ladies' evening
and dancing dresses at re-
duced prices. $1,000 dresses
$3.50. SCI. 90 dresses $16.50.
Come and see these beauties
Easy terms. Gains, 28 S.
Palafox.
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DROPSY SPECIALIST

Usually gives quick RELIEF.
have entirely relieved many
seemingly hopeless cases.
Swelling and short breath
soon gone. Often gives en-
tire relief In Is to IS days.
Trial treatment sent FREE.
, Oh. THOMAS z. GREEN
SUCCESSOR + ODR. n. II.
GREEN'S SONS. Box a.
Chatsworth. Ga
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= Seao. = -. e1s
Up buslness a sIoppeo
oseo Sssses
~ q war conditions n
Enrone z 4 ,1nderstood FRAT
- f7nited $500 f,0vernmei,t
f;rds e ;,ni,oas;ble - continue
- nav yoct,ev order halances
= 49, ~ 81. lriredonc q
c-ss~' T. crrs,ra.,,r,e WITH ira
s~;st;r. 3, .-,,,verticr bs 4,
80 -s.,,1ct5vs covrrrments.
n nsas9s uasss sssss post q Of q
fices have discontinued issuing
international money orders on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMsTRONG's MILLS. q. Aug 20
Mr. and Mrs W. q. browning Visited
Mrs Browning parents. SIR. and Mrs.
II. l. Myers. the past week. n at
tended the reunion Of the Myers family.
which vas held on last Saturday al the
home of Daniel Myers. Of Kelsey.
Misses shirley and HeruIcs Fhwcef. ~
W eIlstllIc. we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs NUuam stuuehraker the past week
Mr. and Mrs. ~ l.. Myers and a. R.
Myers and wife n baby. attended the
Myers family reunion az kelsey last
saturday
a company o. Boy Scouts from Blaine
have e. camp ON tautiuu cree They are
wen equipped and are spending o. very
pleasant ecaaon ln the outdoors. Fish
freely.
NE Miles Perins continues in very
word has been received from A c.
Errlns. who recently went fl prflaa
Mich. fur bite health. saying that Hr and
bis family are enjoying themselves verv
much ana that eu far De- la NOT ruffrrfur
the least from has fever.
Mrs MuIIaa Jarrett died Al the home
OF a g. Perkins ON Saturday Afternoon
~ last week She waa the grand
mother Of Mrs Perkins. and hal been
in poor health Tor o. year or more she
vas 90 years Of arr and was one of
the well known residents 81 the com
day morninE ln NE " " church IN
a member and was conducted 6s the
pastor. Rev. n A. Wharton. assisted iv
Rev U a. Mcclure. Intcrment In
Concord cemetery.
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artsfs ana Psrsonaln.

Mrs. Bert Griffith left the FIRST OF the
week for Boise. Idaho. after n two weeks
visit with her mother Mrs. Joseph W
AIR and Mrs. Glenn Christman and
baby Of Utah. are guests Of his parents.
MI. and Mrs. a. @. Christman.
MISS Ihyllis Amos or Wheeling. is the
guest OF Mrs. ~. l.. Amos.
Miss Mamie Tracy of East Liverpool
s visiting relatives n friends in
MI and Mrs. N. l.. Boyd and family
left for Quaker City Thursday evening
ing.
Miss Mary Gray has returned to her
home a. Graysville after a several weeks
visit with friends and relatives here.
MISS Grace Dden returned 20 her home
at Williamstown. W. Va. after a pleas
ant visit with relatives here.
Mrs. W. ". Anderson and daughte
elizabeth are visiting relatives and
friends ~ Bridgeport
Mrs. Dr. ". ". Scales D. slowly re-
t"NerinE from "a severe attack Of grip.
Miss Ina Francis OF GAINESVILLE b. the
guest or Mr.. n Mrs. =. W. Burhacher
and family on Eastern avenue.
Katie smith has returned from q few
days visit with friends al Jerusalem.
rural route.
Miss ora Hawkins is spending a week
with relatives a. Gary. Ind
Miss Elsie Gehriur Of wheeling is the
guest Of Josephine Jooat
Harry and Helena SchWalt returned
"Wednesday from a few days visit az
Pittsburgh.
Dr. ana Mrs Keegor or Wheeling are
%spendlnr n few days here with relatives.
Miss Bertle Harcn arrived Wednes-
day evening for a visit with her parents
here.
Miss Ethel Carey returned 10 her home
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TEE

NEW YORK. Aug, 29-Independent
manufacturer OF wire products have
taken contracts for about 20. 1000 tons
barbed wire for the allies In the last
most OF the business lots OF 5.6OO 10
1000 tons. The United States Products
also sold about 10000 tons
additional and preparations have been
meet the continued heavy foreign de
msnd. August export wire contracts 20
date aggregate 100. 600 tons.
Munitions manufacturer are In the
market for flat steel for diaphragm fuse
sockets Tor shraPnel shells IN lots OF
1000 tons each. but find II difficult 10
place orders % domestic bed manufac-
turers have taken up most Of the present
mill capacity for several months and the
price has been q from 2S5 cents
export, sold at S2S per ton. Black sheets
were up to $500 per ton.
Contracts FOR $4,000 tom round steel
shell bars we're placed FOR France and
next years shipment are under nego-
ttation. steel output and shipments
generally ave steadily increased.
Following the booking Of orders for
three additional boats the Cramps ship
building and Engine company placed a
contract for plant extension requiring
2.lO0 tons Of steel shapes with the
American Bridge company. The after
company also will furnish 6.300 tons
steel for a section Of the New York Sub
Of the Philadelphia subway end 1000
tons iron castings will BE- furnished BY
another company. August subway steel
and iron contracts amount to 10000 tons.
Rail orders last week aggregate 80. 900
tons making total since August 4. $1,000
tons for domestic shipment. August pig
iron sales are at 5000 % tons.
Prices advanced 81 60 fi.5O per ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Walker and fam
ily who have been visiting relatives in
Monessen. Pa. returned home. Monday.
Miss Lura Hall OF Alliance. o. who
mas been visiting relatives and friends
here has returned home.
Mr.. William Bumgardner OF Wheeling
who have been visiting at the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. BRily returned home
Monday after a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ankle and
daughter Josephine attended the fare
well party Of Mr.. James Ankle AZ
Brookside Thursday evening, who left
Saturday for Liverpool. England.
Rev. John Connell, wife and daughter
sara Belle. who have been visiting
friends here returned home TO New Mar
t~insville. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HON Ankle will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Club ~.
Thursday evening at which a literary
program viii be carried out.
Mrs. Charley Lash who has been visit
ing Miss Edith England ct C-annonsburg
Pa, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Wilson OF Martins Ferry
Is visiting at the home OF Wallace wal
ker.
Miss Hazel Fulton attended the social
al Pleasant Grove Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Walton and
daughter Virginia, OF Philadelphia are
visiting relatives here.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. AUG. 1S-Ths weeks
violent revulsion OF speculative senti-
ment turned wholly on the Arabic case.
officia announcements from Berlin
aroused hopes OF concessions 20 the de-
mands or the United states government
The informal nature OF the Berlin assur-
snees and some OF the state conditions
isft sufficient doubt OF the final set-
tlement 20 give pause later 20 the rise.
decline which followed the sinking Of
the British liner. there REQUIRED also
the questions then raised OF the over
sive In war order stocks. Voiatiie move
ments In the Sc issues stili were the
feature OF the market. steel trade adj
vices showed producers holding for
contracts on the way up. Important
buying OF the railroad II still lacking.
me copper situation Indicated vast
Ing highest quotations in their history.
London exchange broke TO the new
low level OF Sf.62n revIving the problem
OF means to stabilize rates. Definite
plans await the coming OF British and
French banker delegates.
The burden laid upon Payments for
our exports will operate as a check on
9shmSnd, except for war munitions.
cost. French importers arranged a bank
Ing credit here OF $50. 0OO. 900, not for
war supplies. drafts for which may fig
York Another big shipment OF gold 60
THIS country. via Halifax. was under
way al the close OF the week.
PROBABLE effects Of the cotton contra
band order and possible opening OF the
Dardanelles affected cotton and wheat
markets. This countrys strong banking
position gives every confidence OF abil-
and to secure credit facilities for for
eign trade.
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FLUSHING

FLUsHING, % Aus. 2s-Jsmes
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Ruth ogievee and brother.
Vile. W. Va
Miss Ruth Butler. who il taking
training In the city hospital at Yuungs-
town. IL spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Butler.
Carleton Conrow returned home Mon
been employed BY the Sidwel Motor
Company for the past few months.
Miss Donna stratton. OF Troy. Is the
CUES Of friends here.
The following teachers from here ar.
Bethesda this week: Misses Estbcr
Starkey, Edna Ellis. Bertha Frifter
Hazel White. Francis and Elsie Todd.
Jessie Ross Bessie Dunn. Ruth Brown.
Louise Brokaw. Bessie Howell and
Messrs. c. .. ALBANIAN. Winfield Moore,
and Dale wilcox.
Mrs G J. Kirk Is visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Humphrey ara
visiting relatives in Cambridge.
Mrs. q Stellyard. Of Wheeling be-
visiting Al the home OF c. W. Hendcr-
Walter Kinney and family spent the
weekend 81 the home Of his parents
near Belmont
Mrs. ,. 81. Mundy. or Henderson Ky
crsun
James Ross. Of Monmouth III ~.
mere this week attending tho ftTreraT ~
ms stster-in-law. Mrs. Robert Boyd
born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harrfs
on August 10. n ION.
Mrs John Fisher and son 81 Tafr
point visiting her mother. Mrs. Han.
Harry Vance left Tuesday for t,,
weeks trip 20 Virginia. washington snd
New York City
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. PA. H. ID. 40
AUS 2a-Mr Archie Lough or neal
and attended the west Alexander faif
SIZES Chioe end Martha Howard isfI
Weln'eeaF uiEht Cog Atlantic city q
Zee Martin. wife aud chlldren Will re-.
aIN .' lNtIr nome near Wooster. o..
tIIrr spending a week with
parents. Mr. and Mrs b.
Mise Leona oldham returned home
laat MundaN nftor spending siu weeks
WV aer tl-tor AIRS W.. a. Tolbcrt. OF
Mr. and Mrs Lee Martin and chill
9fen. MrH %. D. Toltrrt and daughter.
NNnA HIrnt Friday afternoon al the
The uorCaH Bible class III the II -
church o. Huuoys Point viii give n
supper there on Thursday niEhG sep
The picnic that was 20 have bee,
SVEN at Dallas 30. E church saturday
Lne asfh WnH postponed owfnr 20 ~
aeein OF Mias louise Clovis
Ihufadav from Wcilaburr where 80
visited her sister Mrs. Florence nH-fr,
Tor about week
been held at wheeling ParF on FJ5eS
Wa postponed until a. later date
laura nuI Grace Jenkins re-
O'l fI.IN otter spending
'ms tms at The home of theif uncle.
Mise Ethei Rboades had her ,or,u.
remo.ed 80 tnc ohio valley General
Mrs ID n Tovsu Mrs ~ b Orr .,t
~1auElterH Warfha and Grace wrrs ~
WheelinF Thursday
The death 81 Louise clovis occurred
Mrs samuel clovis 5r iss, a
nirhf Havirr been sick hrrffv 49,
her ocath came as "a great shook 20 her
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Mr.. John krinke and son. Harry. OF
Scotch Ridge, spent sunday and Mon
east OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers. Of
Martins Ferry. spent a Few days with
friends here.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward walk
e. a little daughter. Sunday. August
Mrs. Samuel Irwin. who has been
quite ~ az her home east OF town. is
Improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hogc. Of Mar
tins Ferry. were callers In this place
Wednesday.
Norma Lynn. daughter 81 SIR. and
Mrs Bert Lynn fell and broke her arm
Tuesday
Miss Nellie Taylor. OF Morning View.
spent "Wednesday al the home OF Mrs.
David Buchanan.
AR. John Pasco b. ~ at this home.
out Of town.
Mr. a. G. Dutton visited az the home
OF his sister. Mrs. I'd. McHugh. of
Pennington. Wednesday
Teachers institute viii be held In this
place next week. commencing Monday
and lasting all week.
Mrs Thoburn Of Glenn Run visited
At the home OF her daughter. Mrs
Charles Irwin. Tuesday.
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George Tiiton TO Earle TiIton ? lots.
Tltonville. 800.
A. l.. B0wles 20 American Sewer Pine
Co. 10 acres. Knox township. S6545O.
Earl Tiiton 20 George TiIton. . lots.
T~tltonville. $500.
MtnEo Junction Realty Co. TO william
Durose lot Brookvale. $3.50.
6raver Wilson 60 Robert Patton 2q--s
100 acres. Springfield township. $3.50.
Herbert Bone 90 Martha Bone. I acre
warren township. 500.
frank kimblc % George Briggs. 7 2s-IOO
acres Mount Pleasant township. $3.50.
helieck Hastings 90 Elva hastings.
Glen HaEtfna TO HaIleck Haafiugr Loo
Adena. $1,000.
David Fly 20 Anna Jones. 575 SQUARE
feet. $500. 90.
katherine Kast 20 Jos. Kast. 2 lots.
city VIII.
Henry SHUT % Jos Reno. lot. city.
$4,000.
Robert Francis To- Homer Crawford.
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MT. HORBB, o.,

Mt WonER o.. AuR 29-Coy Como.
way. ~ ST Powell end Glen Russell
DAY.
Martin Hudd Of kansas was visiting
with hia brothcr-in-iau. Gov Conouav
part Uf this week. returning 90 unrrnn.
villa O.. ON "wednesday
Mr and Mrs a. C1uuwaV ard HaurH.
ter Garnet attended the fair ~ Harnra.
Vile on wednesday.
Dams Waahhurn has returned home
from VISITING with hia fafhor-fn.Iaw
W ID EnuOwHf. OF Jerusalem. ohio
wa calliuH in this section on Monfav
Mr. and AIRS g. al. Powell and da1rh-
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C0LERAIN
hArshmAnow roas.

ColERAlN. o.. Aug. sg-Miss Anna
Walker gave a marshmaIlow toast. Mon
Gay evening In honor OF Miss Lura Hall
or Alliance. ohio. The evening was spent
IN games and at a ~sonab hour dam
" refreshments were served. Tn. fol-
loNlnk were present; Misses Lura Hail
OF Alliance ohio. Lillian Kennedy. Mar
ina Major. clara Major. Lucille Major.
nila Major, OF Pleasant Grove. Esther
walker, Minnie Gibbs. Hazel Roberts
helen Sharkey and Anna Walker
Messrs. Robert Wilson OF Martins Fer
~. Marion Beck. Henry Beck. William
HOFFMAN, Paul Kennedy Of Pleasant
Grove. wallace Walker. Herbert Walker
Joel Walker, Richard Baily, Eli Walker.
VILLAIN Gibbs. and Walter Yost.
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Court HOUSE News.

The s5.o00.OO0 mortgage OF the Wheel
ING steel 4 Iron company 20 the Colonial
Trust company. has been hled here. "a
TOOK $500 In revenue stramps and $50
TO record 40.
Tho case ~ julius Shultz vs.. Ohio in
error from the dock q Mayor Wade. of
brilliant has been filed In common
pleas court Shultz was convicted or
VIOLATION OF the liquor Law and the tech
meal delays are IN progress.
Edgar A. Berry q al. executors -
y : McMasters et al suit In fore
closure on a mortgage note for SAYS. l.
p Erskine kcnnon and Kennon attor-
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ST. CwLAIRSVILLE

CLAIRSVILLE. o.. Aug e9-In
~ matter OF the estate OF Abraham
approved ~
IN the matter OF the estate Of Emma
SShran9m. deceased. Will filed and notice
IN the matter OF the adoption OF Mary
N~aa,sAret Aeehan. adoption granted
IN INC matter OF "a. 1. Tyler. admin
deceased " Walter ~. Huff a al. Petit
slon 70 sell real estate. or
In the matter Of the g~uardianshtp Of
Mhliam H. Belts. a minor. account
iiled and notice ordered.
IN the matter OF the guardianship Of
heien V Bcttis. a minor. account filed
and notice ordered. ~
OF lunacy.
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Realty Transfer.

Deed from g. l. Hagedorn 81 al 20
w. :. Hobbs ct al Tract Of land I'm
bernesNllle. consideration 81.
Deed from Charles Heed et al TO G. l..
haeedorn ct al. tract OF land In barnes
vile. consideration 81.
deed from Harrison kochnllnc 81 nj
10 The Cleveland a Pittsburgh halfway
tract OF land Ia bridgeport.
consideration 81.
Deed from William r. Chew ct uN %
niary Elizabeth Zip. tract Of land an
martins Ferry. consideration S4O0.
Deed from Albert &. Heiling - al 20
Emma l. Helling. tract OF land In Mar
TINS Ferry. consideration IS.
Deed from william Helling. deceased.
70 Emma l.. Helling e. al. tract OF land
In Martins Ferry. affidavit.
Deed from Jonn Phillips e al 10 Vim
consideration $3.50.
Deed from Wtlllam Crispin and Mar
ina Crtsptn 10 Mary \. Jones e al.
tract OF land In Martins berry. Pease
township. consideration $40.
Deed from John T. Sandrath ct al TO
yohn Cruszka e al. tract OF land ia
wheeling township. consideration 1895.
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FINANCIAL.

many friends and relatives she was
-FOUR years, one mont and nine days
Old Wa a member of the cradle rou
N the Dallas ~ r. church ara a mem
~ ne primary cas sof the sunday
Funeral Services we-. hsH 81 ~
.fne on Thursday az 3 %. m. Ifff1a
~ hernice order ana warfnr Hft-
wee hover Girls. being members
were Misses Erir gfoiiar
lahfl Hhgadrs Anna ToIbert and
IAnll hlcuel The latter navTnr
some time Deceased a. survived ~
her parents and two hrOfhara nsfrk
eiQ one brother died some yeara
tery.
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TEUBENYILL

BkNNlLLE o. Aug. 2T-The
greatest family reunion 10 h b.Ia n,
Ihese olggings annually was held Satur-
1ey NJ mcintyre. when the Freeman
Mtsl-Smlth descendants Of the original
mAnumitted families who settied ISo
years ago In the hills snd wales OF Nc
intyre. THIS county. held their big family
lniair They actually make people eat
tried chicken out there. and such fried
Shlcken cooked according to secrets
n-nued GOWN through several genera
lions from those who were the retsineTs
oI wealthy families In the Old Dominion
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Ter. Mary. were shopping IN Barncsynie.
on Monday.
Adrian Perkins and George Walters
We're business callers at BafncEviIe on
ONE ~schaifer ATTENDED church AZ Hun
ter. o., on Wednesday evening
Herbert Carrot. az Aaron. ID vgss cali.
Ins IN lhls Vicinity recantIl.
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WOODSFlELD, OHIO


MooDSF1ELD. Ohio. August %
Miss Katherine Reasbeck. aged 81
years. died Tuesday morning at her
nome on Sycamore street. death being
que 70 an attack OF paralysis from which
she mas been unable to leave her bed for
a number Of months. She IS survived bv
9ne sister. Mrs. Joseph Paulus OF Woods
iield. route 4, and by one brother Peter
.lteasbeck. The funeral services were
onoucted Thursday morning at $50 by
In the Catholic cemetery.
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Judge Jerome b. Burrows. OF Paines-
Sllle Tor three terms a judge OF this
at Painesviile. Friday. He Is survived
hy a widow and one son. Colonel J. $
burrows, managing editor OF the Paines-
vile Telegraph Republican. Former
Senate julius Caesar burrows. OF Kali
smazoo; Mich. and n. n. Burrows. OF
pennsylvania are brothers.
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at New Vienna Wednesday after a week.
visit with relatives here.
Milllam Winland OF S~hadyside il The
guest OF his family here for a few DAYS
MISSES Agnes Hoffler. Frances Haren.
Snd MIS- Otila Way returned from the
evening. S
Mrs. stella Reasbeck OF Canton. was
mere IN at the funeral Of Mis-
Catherine Reasbeck.