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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Edward :. Jordan. sales rtanager of
the Thomas n effery Company OF Ken
osha, Wis. received Yesterday morning
at the Hotel Claridee a despatch from
Harold W. Jefery at kenosha that his
brother, Charles T Jeffery passenger
on the lusitaria, had cahed
Am safe after three hours in water"
Charles T Jeffery is president OF the
Thomas r ,leffery Company. makers Of
automobiles and motor trucks, and was
on his way over to arrange for the
sale of war munitions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Answering Or. Dernburg'5 state
r'nt that tha Lusitan,a carried
large cargo Of munitions of war the
'nnard Line agents declared that
mere were only 5,t7i cases OF small
arms cartridges
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Lectures In Spite of Fire

The third number OF the Lyceum
course vas presented or last Monday
night when Booth Iowery gave his
popular lecture Simon says Wig
Wag. at the High School Auditorium.
Mr. Lowery i great favorlte with
Dermotters, having become exceeding
ly popular during the week which he
spent here a manager OF our CHATEAU
qua platform last summer and il was
with an unusual feeling Of friendship
that the audience gathered to welcome
him. There had been considerable con
lecture "a to what line Of thought
would be brought out IN connection with
his rather unusual subject. and Il vas
with genuine interest that his audience
followed him through deep inspiring
lecture, so CARRIED IN his own inlmitable
humor that it proved exceedingly
pleasant to hear and exceedingly help
full to asslmllate.
The one unpleasant feature Of the
evening occurred when just At the open
ing of the lecture. the tire alarm was
heard. causing great deal Of con
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Chicot County in
Splendid Shape.

County Judge H +. Cook has been
holding court several days this week
cleaning up the docket and getting all
the claims before the court cleared
away.
In the re-issuing of scrip Judge Cook
found that only little over $1,000 in
warrants had been filed for reissue
The scrip was called in for the purpose
of seeing just how the county stood in
a financial way.
Judge Cook has been trying to devise
some way in which to make county
warrants worth dollar for dollar and in
this way save the county much money
in the price paid for bridges and other
needed work According to strict
figuring from a financial standpoint,
county warrants ought to be worth
nearly par at all times.
Chicot county is in splendid shape
considering the extra expenses in re
placing bridges and also the amount Of
road work being done. Lake Village
Spectator.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Who Am II?

Occasionally among the pages of
canned editorial" with which news
paper offices are apt to be flooded, we
find an article of real merit The fol
lowing. sent out by the Globe Press
Clipping Agency of Chicago, is well
worth reading
am more powerful than the com
bined armies of the world
have destroyed more men than all
the wars of the world
am more deadly than bullets, and
have wrecked more homes than the
mightiest of siege guns.
steal, in the United States alone.
over $500. 900. 900 each year
spare no one and find my victims
among the rich and poor alike. the
young and old the strong and weak
widows and orphans know ne.
| loom up IN such proportions that
cast my shadow over every teld Of la
Dor from the turning of the grndstone
to the moving Of every railroad tram
/ massacre thousands upon thousands
of wage-earners IN wear
| Turk in unseen places. ami do most
of my work silently You are warned
against me but you heed not
am relentless. am everywhere.
in the home, on the streets. In the fac
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
What to Do in
Case of Fire.

The confusion attendant upon the
alarms given in both the fires which
have occurred the past week call at
tentlon to the lack of forethought on
the part of a great many people. The
first thing that should be done when
a fire is discovered is to notify the
telephone operator at Central, and tell
her exactly what it is that is burning.
The telephone operators have specific
instructions In case of fire, notify the
light plant " The earlier the light
plant has definite information, the
quicker can the fire pump be put into
service. and the chances of eXtinguish-
ing the blaze are accordingly increased.
Then in turn the light plant can give a
general alarm, and people can get
definite information from central "a to
what Is burning. The custom that pre-
walls of everybody grabbing gun and
firing a. long and As loud As possible Is
not only idiotc but Is positively
dangerous.
In case a telephone Is not within I'M
mediate reach. few shots might be
necessary to alarm the nearest neigh
bors and they in turn should lNNEpl-
ArElY telephone central exactly what
it Is that Is burning.
Concrete instances OF the foolishness
of the present lack of SYSTEM can be
furnished from the fact that Friday
night the ire had been raging for fully
five minutes before the light plant vas
informed. ana this meant five minutes
delay in getting the fire pump into use.
In the meantime the fire hose had been
connected and the MIGRANTS opened.
making it doubIy hard to get the de
sired pressure in quick time. Then
with the fire at It's height and half the
town already having discovered II, there
came voIley after volley of shots that
sounded a. if the entire German army
vas laying selge at ctr doors
Then again in Monday ire. It was
feared 1t might be one Of the big mills
Telephone calls resulted only IL the in
formation that 1t vas IN the north
part Of town. because no ore was
thoughtful enough to cal central aud
give definite information
WITH the new IRE pump We are bet
ter equipped than before To effectively
tight the destroying Hames AMI every
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Special Notice.

special attention Is called to the fact
that there is being published in this
lssue Of the News the notice of Com
mssioner's Sale of the lands on which
the Drainage Tax has not been paid
This sale will take place Jan. 3rd Any
one whose name appears in this list
and who wishes to redeem their land
can ascertain the amount due and make
settlement With the circuit clerk Mr.
Gaines Merritt, at Lake Village Much
trouble Will be saved n regards deeds
titles to lands. etc. If this is attended
to before date of sale
W D. Trottcr. Chairman
Board Of Drainage commissioners
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23

Any person or persons damaging or
destroying curb, Gutter or Sidewalk in
District Ne in the town Of permott.
Ark. will be subject to q fine See
kirby ! Digest.
Commissioners
II C. Stlnson Chairman
f., Baker
II Bordeaux
2t J 7 Freeman. Mayor
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank those who 20 will.
ingly and untrlngly helped US to save
our house ard effects from burning last
Monday evening
A. Haddad and family
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23

The Dermott News wishes all its
readers a Merry Christmas and trusts
that the New Year may leave them
stranded upon the golden shores of
Peace, Prosperity and Happiness
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-12-23
Two Fires and a Scare.

The residence Of Mrs Ruby y Jones
on South MAN st was totally destroyed
by fire about eight o clock last Friday
evening Originating from unknown
cause the flames had gained consider
able Roadway IN the building before
they were discovered \ high wind
vas blowing from the north and for a
time the entire block seemed doomed,
bnt the strenuous and effective efforts
of volunteer hre-tghters succeeded IN
preventing the adjoining buildings from
being destroyed, though the one next
to II vas badly damaged The new ire
pump now IN service at the municipal
power plant proved It's merit. for with.
out the greatly improved pressure
which It gives 1t would have been I'M
possible to have checked the flames
That Tres. Ike other troubles never
come singly was demonstrated this
week. when following close on the heels
OF FRIDAY : fire came the destruction Of
a house near the Burleigh mill Monday
night L was u four room cottage
owned by j ). Cannon and occupied by
Mrs Addie Powell The interior u the
hease vas all aHame when discovered
AMI practically none Of the household
goods vas saved 4 n FRIDAY tire.
onl4 the strenuous efforts If the eiti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
Steel

NEW YORK. May i6-Some decided
improvement was evident In the Steel
trade this week Specifications against
contracts were larger, permitting an
Increase or per cent in mill operations
current domestic orders were larger
and export trade continued heavy. The
steel corporation H. now operating about
40 per cent OF total .+got capacity
against average operations OF 50 re-
cent IN April. when daily shipments
orders averaged 10000 tons.
railroad equipment purchases while
larger were still OF minor importance
with the mucn-talked-of Pennsylvania
orders still ncbulous. Rail contracts in
cluded l.sO0 tons for the Baltimore 4
ONO. and leo tens for the Norfolk *
western. The American Car and Foun-
dry Company and the Seattle Car Com
pany Will each build 1000 cars for Rus
sia, 1000 more viii be built In Canada
and the Pullman company IL credited
with 5000 cars for Russia. The Amerl-
can. Baldwin and Rhode Island Locomo-
tive Works. the American Brakeshoe
Company. fhe LaConia Car Company
and some other shops placed orders for
steel bars amounting 20 rs 900 tons Ex-
port orders for semi and fully finished
steel amounted 20 nearly so 600 tons
Domestic orders for wrought pine r.,
oil and gas lines aggregated nearF,
$4,000 tons. steel building and bridge
orders called for 81 900 tons Of fshTi-
Gated steel The fsehirh VALLEY 60,
bids on 1000 tons more FOR train she'd
at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. r.. ID. a.Afay
/ li-Clars Davis. DR. and Mrs J. y
cham bers. OF West Alexander will leav.,
tuesday OF this week FOR kinsman. Ohio.
Priscilla Sewing circle met Wednes-
day AZ the home % Mrs. g. y. Craig
Miss Dora Orr returned Tuesday after
spending two days with her uncle. $ A
Craig. at West Alexander
MIS- Edward Suplcr was shopping In
Mr.. and Mrs sam Oldham have re-
turned nome from visiting relatives al
Burgettstown. Pa.
Miss Little Eninger. OF Wheeling Is
lana. VINO came there from Germany a
short time ago. visited Mrs. J. y. Creigh-
ton last week
Miss Eleanor oldham recently spcn. a
few days with Anna Tolbsrt
Mr.. Mae Creighton. Of New York is
Gently.
WomcE's Home Improvement Club me;
a. Roney's Point. Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rlilick are the
proud parents OF baby boy. born May
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson aud son.
oliver. Mere guests Of Mrs. Bess Hofr.
or CiaysNille. Tuesday.
jury in Wheeling
Miss Grace Min.r spent Thursday
night with Anna Tolhert
Mr.. and Mrs.. Newt Iinyille % Ash
land. ny. are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W Robinson.
Mrs. Jessie Clemens and Two children
are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
samuel SimmS. Sr.
Mrs. Mary A. Fcrrell Is critically IN
J. V. Miller was in Elm Grove FRIDAY
Miss Mary Matthews IL visiting MIR.
George Hillick
Miss Myrtle shaw. 81 Elm Grove. spent
the week end with Nina Creighton.
Mr.. q. =. orr and cnuEhters Grace aud
Martha. - ere az Eouey's Point Friday
Miss Mabel Moore b. az her home uu
Mtddle Whecling creek for the week
. end.
y. w Suplcr has . sick horse
Grover Hclfenbins vas a. G.. T.. orf's
Friday.
Mrs. r. =. orr. Ms. Edward Surlsr and
Mrs. John Juhnfon D.. aud little son.
day
Mrs. Ada Kiss VISITED Mrs G.. =. orr
Saturday.
Miss Evelyn nrswnicc spent the week
end with Mrs a L Richmond
Mrs. " =. orr wac in Wheeling satur-
day shOppiug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
FINANCE

NEW YORK. May 1s.-crisis In this
countrys foreign relations was natural
~ the paramount issue In this weeks
stock market. The open and unfettered
state OF the New York market was evil
deneed by the boldness of operations on
the short side which was Indicated by
the circulation of alarming rumors and
the partial recovery when n peaceful
settlement found suggestion. The build
Ing up OF this uncovered requirement
supplies n technical source OF strength
FOR the market In the event OF further
shock
The extreme care which has been man
ifc@ted I'm business and enterprise Is rec
ognlzcd now as having been prompted
by the danger OF Just such episodes a.
now threaten. This past conservatism
may be expected TO yield corresponding
safeguards against the necessity OF re-
trenchment and liquidation In the event
Of a rupture with Germany. Opinions
dtfter over the extent TO which specu-
lative deflation In the stock market
itself might be called for.
Confidence in the resources OF the
money market was demonstrated in the
completion ~ subscriptions TO the Penn
sylvanis railroad and Argentine govern
ment bond offerings. Time money
hardened slightly. the result OF better
demand. The dip In government bonds
reflected the possible issue or new
loan.
Clearing up Of the Japanese situation
with China gave satisfaction. but italy's
indocision continues to exercise an un-
settling influence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
SAND HILL


SAID hill. " Va. MAJ ig-Mr
william McCrack-n. r nearo Nfnia. as
ssl.ins on relatives hsrs one day this
Mr. snl Mrs wluis Cole sud d.ush.
Ter, tlVa. ATTENDED ~ fune-sf - NJ.
soie aunt Mr. Hester Orum. ~ sher-
rard. THURSDAY
Mss Clars tellrilie, - shady SIDE. o..
nas returned % her home after Sp.nd-
~ so1ne time on their farm here.
Mise, A,i.ses hunics and Laura shipmsn. q
sisssr Mr. w AZ nv w.t. g.'- % their
Miss Zelda Winters Wa the guest Of
MIS- ortheila Brown. Thursday-
Nessrs- " ~. Turner ana Harry :.
l,.s !. were eAlling In Dailas. ThuTsday
81. n. W Luke and daushtsr. ASn.s.
~ ". " Luke and Kiss Florence
Jones motored 20 Wheeling Friday.
Mise virginiA caId~eil' OF 81 Wheel.
, i ~, ete-A, Wa calling On her aunt, Mrs.
Nrs. ". ~ Turner and niece. Dorothy.
have returned home after spending - :.
eTal weeks a. guests % the former ;
ts@Iehts. NJ and Mrs Fiem Burt. OF
Misses Beuish and Alic. Davis amen,
FRIDAY with Mics Zelda Winters
spending tnt- week a. guest o. Ms
0rother-in-iaW. All Thomas Earlewins.
pi ~ s;ro Ssinss winters Sss calling m
Many farmers OF this community are
now engaged IN sheep -hearing.
Miss Elsie Caldwell % Big Wheeling
Greek. has returned home alter spead.
ing several weeks with her grandmothsr
AIRS. samuel Turner.
Airs }. l. Kent Was the guest OF Mrs
George fox, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dague. or near
Golden spent one day last week viii
hi. brother, Mr.. Brice l.. Dague
Mrs. william Jones aud daughters
Edna and Mildred. with Miss Florence
Jones were shopping in Wheeling Tues
The members OF the sand Hin Ed.
worth League viii entertain the mem
bera OF the Dallas Epworth League al
the sand Hil NJ. T. church next FRIDAY
evening. May -. with an ice cream
super. Full particulars will appear
AR. Byron Fitzslmmons. the Local
hnekster. has recent sold mis- route 10
Mt James Archer. or Viola. who viii
take charge almost Immediately.
, - Messrs- W ~, Turner ana Byron
on business Friday.
Mr.. Isaac Davis has returned home
after completing the erection OF a gar
age for William Caldwell % Big Wheel.
new automobile. which will be deltv.
cred In few days
] STR. Isaac Winters Is spending some
time a. the guest OF his son. Albert. OF
hirs. Albert winters and daughters
/ lulu and Nellie. were shopping IN
| Wheeling. Thursday.
Mr.. clyde Earlewine and sister. Mis-.
katherine and Miss Eunioe Shipman
we're ealling on Miss Elizabeth Kent
Miss Margaret Becker. OF Mt. Union
has accepted position NJ Elm Wood
which she left Saturday 10 resume her
duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
nrisfa and PsrnonAl..

Thomas Mobley rnd son. Charles OF
Altitnde; were business callers here on
Mrs. 9. J. Colburn and children. who
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
H. J. Newhart left Wednesday for Cleve-
land. California. whore she will joinher
husband and make ,heir future home.
Miss Grace Markey has returned to
her home at Stafford. after n few DAYS
visit with woodsnold friends.
W. u Elliott. president Of the Elliott
business College. Of Wheeling. and J. -
Taylor. field worker were In Woods field
recently In the interest Of the school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price and daugh-
ter. Hazel were tn" guest OF Harness
willie friends this week.
r r. Drum he's just delivered ship
ment % fnine Ford cars.
a. ID. Wells. Of Wheeling. was In
Woodsficld "wednesday on business.
M and Mrs. l.. q. Ditzler were called
20 Pittsburgh sunday on account OF tho
death ~ Mrs. Ditzler's mother. Mrs.
Louise DAFT. The funeral was held on
Miss Emma Montgomery Is at CsId-
wei this week. on professional business
Attorney J. O.. b-Naul b. confined TO
his bed ~ AN attack of nUuritis.
Prof. Ervart PuGh passed through
Wo-dsfi''d rnroute 60 Louisville 10 at
tend CON nencemeut exercises
Bsrryl Winlrnd. 81 OEark. visited
friends here Wednesday.
= Y. holland. Of Coiumhqu. o.. was the
guest Of Woodsfield friends v edncsdny.
Asher Dunn. OF B"nwOod. was abusi-
ness caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Campbell Palber. OF the
WOman'e club. Of Wheeling. will ad-
dress the Mothers club Of Woodsficld
Friday evening. on the subject. Recent
Drama"
j. T.. smith. 81 wheeling. was caller
in tho city wednesday.
sam orr. - Columbus. was calling on
his TRADE here this week
Clarence IIrrper. 81 Malaga. was here
this week on business
W. ~. Williamson was 81 Aledonin
wednesday.
Fred Sulsbergcr was a business caller
at Louisville.
Thurman guriEEs was r. business
caller o. Calais Thursdsy forenoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
WARWOOD


The Uew hoard IN eiIrafIIu az r....
iANl hlftfl.f com posed off TrorfItHf b..
=. e.rhhN. fI. ana fummI aaIHuera Milton
N,' tIInuEh and John A. Moore, held Il
WeetnE Saturday evening Hf frr Ham.
PUG Moore. 90 which time re.nmmrU.
HfluuH Tor teachers BOB Tho asH11Is .H
20. hIfnI district were made
pc f.."-Nfnr uNaf.Hua HE fHH ..mr.|a.
IyurrH are Ha follows
MHru God cd H.I d. U.... a
urHr. Mitchell
'ilenre Euu school Carrie N.rr.aDr
-lnl ipaI. l"a" hrrs. Margaret Grimm
-araH FuUrn Boyd Hilton Efr.T Er.Ea
-aff Aiahauier. Hattie Lyons. Jean Dag
M AINfUdn Jerome
I.nNf.nNI arnnHI John ef.f.H.ff
frir.IrHI Alice smith Mar, rrr.uf
Tough. Mabel ErufH. Elizabeth IurFli
end walter vs. Kemp
trfaEHUIIIr Thurman TraHHaa rr|-.
ciraI. Josephine NanIIrr. Eathrr.r
NYf IFHmefT and Marf Ammuns
County school. sfeIIa WHHHra Dma
l.rNnngr bfNr IHr.Hua If.H. TH.fUr
Mrs 81 D. TIHu.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Representatives o. Wheeling presbv
tery 20 Attend Annual
Meeting.

Dr a p. Rublc % Film Grove. The
Jay delegate from the Wheeling pres
bytery to The general assembly ~ the
Presbyterian church. leaves this even.
ing Tor Rochester. y. s.. 20 attend tho
sessions. which open Thursdav
Rev. Arthur HubhNrd Of the Fair.
view church. Pughstown. near New
Cum berland. who was elected 20 repre.
sent The ministers OF the wheeling
presoytery. also viii attend the gen
eral assembly
Another delegate from thia vicinity
% Rev. Jacob RubIo. OF West AIexan
der. Pa. who is one o. the represent
atives OF the Washington preshvtery
The assembly will remain In session
probably about a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

Alex Myirati Is years and Rosa Luz
kats 20 years. Of Steubenville.
VIM. G. Harner. p years and Mary +.
Cope % years. Of Steubenville.
Joseph Malonee. 80 years. Of smith
neld. and Mamie Porter. 20 years. or
New Alexandria.
Angelo III Faiio g. years and Column
la Gentle IS years. Of Steubenville.
Harry Trip. 81 years and Alletha
Mercer. 20 years Of Bergholz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
Prominent citir.n shot

Telegram was received Thursday
stating that \. J. Tubaugh. OF Woods
iield. an Inspector under the state liouo~
license commission. had been shot and
seriously wounded by p Violator OF th-
liquor Law. whom he had prosecuted. ~
lrnana- O After me trial he was fol-
lowed and Just a. ne was about TO enter
MS hotel he was fired on. the bullet
STRIKING him ia tho hreast aud following
me rib. YVES extracted from the shoulder
blade. which "a Is thought will not prove
fatal Mr.. Tubaugh drew his own gun
and Inflicted serious ~ not fatal
wound on his aSsailant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

The summer session % the Monrce
County Normal school viii or,.n ~
Noodsfteld on MAY 81 or June IAN. TIE
sAnct date viii b. announced in a very
few day
The school will offer splendid oportu.
Ultif- ard viii b. recognized b. the
state superintendent 90 public iustruc-
uon ana viii last six weeks
Students will find the school ready IN
give Instruction an all hlEh school
branches Teachers may attend free OF
a moderate tuition
h"ard and room rent can b. secured
"a n private families al reasonable
rate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

LeNisvilie a Monroefieid district. p
itilllard a Cos w. I Setta Stimpert
drilling At $50 feet
Sreenhank OIL Co are putting IN rfs
Tor No. John Greenland
w. .. Decker Ne. Gresnbsnk. dry IN
lnluu sand
Minard Run OIL Co. are riEEinE up at
No. Is buchanan
Lebanon. Monroe county district. WAY
ferm ptl Cos No. ] James Harmon. T.
shut down az $50 feet
Friedman Stoffcl a COS No. James
Harmon. T. drilling ~ SOC feet
fennrock OH CO. have rig up Tor Js~
Morrison
Pure Ol Products Co. have rig ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

Miss Nellie Lee who WAS operafed
upon AZ stephens privte hospital in this
city Wednesday. 4 getting ai0ng nicely
Mrs. John Campbell. OF North Chest
nut street has been visiting her sister
MIS- Annie Mccain, OF Columbus
J. W. Philips. Of Hunter. was n busl-
ness visitor here Friday.
Mrs Herbert MarQuet returned TO her
nome In Columbus today. She was cas-
90 here by the death % her aunt. Mrs
louisa Howell whose funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. g.. v. Riddle or North
chestnut street. are In New York FOR a
visit with their son. John Riddle.
Mrs. j. ". Emerson. Of Bethesda was
IN town shopping Friday.
Miss Ethel Thoruberry has returned
10 her home In Somcrton after a visit
with relatives here.
=. A. George % GAINESVILLE. Was a
business visitor here Friday
Mrs Bishop LovetoN and Mrs Claude
LoNeloy OF Bethesda. were In town
shopping. Friday.
The many friends 81 Mrs. NAV Bowen
VIII regret to learn she D. SERIOUSLY ill
at ther home on South Chestnut street
Miss Mary Mercer has returned N
her home In Smithneld. after "a pleasant
visit az the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs Homer
q. Chiefly, OF West Main street
Miss Flora Reed. OF Jerusalem. WHO
has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Charles
turned home.
William Smith. OF MaSsilon. stoned
here Thursday to visit with his aunt
Mrs Lydia Cole. Of North Lincoln ave.
nue.. lie was going % Des Noines. Ia
where ne has a good position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
FINANCIAL.

me WarwOod Christian church yesfer-
Jay. Prof tramblet had charge 81 botb
morning ana evening service while
Ipl' =. J.. Fiulc}. who has charge 90
tHlS church. went TO Cadiz where be
conducted services. Prof. Cramblet H.
an abled speaker and all members or the
toigfeEauou liked his sermons gpo-
cal music was rendered by the members
or the church choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
ArraneinG Epworth Lsagus Mssting.

ReV- GIllIspIe arTiVed In Woodsfield
Monday In the interest OF the EpwOrth
LeaEtS and Ministerial Convention. 10
b. held here June s. T. \.
About zoe delegates from the various
chapters and charge Of the BsrnesVille
district are expected to he In attendance
~ this convCntton. II Will be held in
the NJ. y church.