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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
pANCINn
DANClNG
livery Evening al Belle Isle


~ sterlay morning at Tie North
W heeling Hospital occurred the DEAN
or steve CalaCz. one OF the besf lroy,r
residents OF lansing. after suTerIng
=. y wv les sustained in a fall down "a
lIl- gnu or stairs about two weeks ago
ne deceased was 20 years OF ago -rl
mas residete az Stop q on the Barton
me ior a number OF years AZ "A rate
lpur last evening funeral arra1g.
ments had not been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Rev 49,. r. Mccormick. pastor OF
the United sbyteriuu church OF this
city. viii leave in few days for Love
land. Cal. 90 attend the general as
zembly meeting OF that denomination.
Rev. Mccormick and Rev. i. %. 1t
tell. OF Wheeling were elected dele
Eatcs from the Mhnnlin. Pre-. hEInr..
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Guernsey streets. fO make room Tor
modern business block and apart.
ment house. has about been conn
plotted The property ia owned by Nr.
Charles HUrarr. who VIII erect "a 500.
GO nlIl-uE -u.L.nu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Mrs. Mary T. Marsh "a well known
woman. died Wednesday morning al
o'clock 4t her home ON Monroe
street following lingering illness.
She was % years Of age. and De- sur
vived by several children The fu-
neral arran Eements are incomplete
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.Ir mine rescue car which arrived
IN this city Tuesday evenini- a+frel,e.i
a Toy or attention In the PennsvlvaDia
YARDS yesterday. a. a large number or
people went through the car. The car
was brought 20 this district DO be- I'M
r''aalness for the opening OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Funeral services will he held this
morning az no o'clock from her late home
on North Seventh street over the re-
mains or the late Miss olive r. Culvin,
who died Monday. after short illness.
The services will be I'm charge or Rev.
J. 8. Hill. pastor OF tho United Pres by
terrain church. and iuterment Will De
made I'm the Pennington cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
win Have Automobile Parade.

Walter G.. Upperman. secretary OF
the Bellaire Commercial club. an
nOunCed that an automobile parade
would be held Friday afternoon 90 add
yertise the ladies' home minstrel tO
be given for the benefit OF the play
grounds association. The entertain
ment viii be given In the auditorium
Of the Gravel Hin school building.
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Only one Month.

Candidates will have about one
month 10 get their petitions hled with
the Belmont county board OF elections.
IL is expected that IN the next few
days candidates with petitions in their
hands will be numerous. The primary
election will be held Tuesday. August
10. and all the petitions OF the Candl-
dates must be tied with the election
board so days preceding the date OF
the election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

A sad accident occurred .l fhIs rity
were boarding "a car ON Bridge street
ono NJ Thorn carried "a quar-. bottle of
whIekrF and just AZ fhrr stepped ON
fHr cor flr bottle frI f0 frr brick
street with fhr result chat If was
broken After looking around f1r a
fnW second fhn mon proceeded f0 'Hn
nearest saloon and cot another bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Ar q meeting OF the Bridvepo-+
l1llth school Alumni Association Mold
d tuesday, evening DO was decided 10
noId the first annual banquet 10 me
its,,liloeIs or the graduating class ON
Ilday evening. June a. at the Wind.
-or motel. Wheeling The mcmbersbfn
or t9e Alumni has already passed ne
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working Hard.

The fsr day committee. OF the Play
rr HuUds Association isl working hard Co
make rho tax duy Saturday. success.
A meeting % the committee viii be held
this evening al which time tho ladies
hp viii have charge Of the different
streets VIII be- announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
BELLAIRE
ninss Getting In shaps.

Anticipating the ratification OF the
wage agreement. several OF the mines
In this city are i'm shape Tor resuInp-
tion. While not officially reported d.
Us announced that several VIII resume
wOTk Saturday morning. To is said 10
viii require several weeks before the
mines are operating in full A nuIA.
Der or the mines are reported 20 boz
a bad shape and 10 viii take several
days 20 put them in condition before
coal can be minnl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Inc men who held up the toll col
rector on the Aetnaville bridge Ines
aay evening. Is said TO have come 10
-+i7 clty after committing the decd
and kept a strict watch bBf No 49,
rests were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

DANCING
Every Evening az Belle Isle.


A large number OF Bcllaire Masons
will 20 10 CadiZ this evening 20 at
tend the Ascension Day services 20 be
held IN the Presbyterian church at
that place. The local members VIII
make the trip IN automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

The third quarterly conference Of
the First ST. =. church will be held
Friday night Dr. g.. y. church. OF
GAINESVILLE. district superintendent
Will preside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

The regular mid-week devotional ser
vices ~ the Luther League OF the ST.
Johns German Lutheran church. was
held iu the sunday school room Of fhs
church and large crowd was present
FN-Stnte Senator william Iotuus. OK
Akron, was leader OF tne meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

heTe was much rejoicing In this
.tt.y last evening when IL was learned
80. 10. .Hs special convention OF the
.llllieIe IN wheeling yesterday ratineu
me report Of the scale committee and
ended the coal strike which has boen
10 progress over q year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

4 committee OF the local Fairgrounds
Association will go Co ItttsbuINl the
first part OF next week Co inspect tn,
Fairgrounds OF that city. The local
from other Fairgrounds associations in
this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

AhoJler case Of scarlet fever was
reported 70 the health department YES.
.,luay morning. the victim being q
YOUNG dauEhter Of Mr. and Mrs. TUi-
lam Sheppard OF West Main street
RMS makes tho third case fo h. -e
ported I'm the last f0rfy-cIFht hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Bank. haa returned from q visit with
the Ohio state University.
Dr o. vs.. shepherd of Ih-.chVy'ile.
Ie VISITING Die uofhrr Nre Mary
Shepherd. Of fhIa city
N-r Fred WInrHeI 0f GAINESVILLE.
De- F.aIf.rs Dor parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James nrrrw of South Broadway.
Mr. William Froat of FaIrv.'w. is
Nra sarah NaI.v who haze been
Twins .r columbia. for aerrra. months
rHH returned f0 fu.a place.
N. and Fr. I.hrr. Boyd and ron.
Thompson. .. InrEEI|n. arrnf m fnw
Ha.. .nr. |r.f sock
SRI. Enr Na.Hr 0f columbus .a here
for a ref with Har r.star-ln.iaw. Mrs
EIr H'0wrrr of Hlgh street
FrH blanche graaueIcr. who mas
been visiting relatives in Cam bridge
H.. returned here
SIR and Nr- Harry HadaeU and
baby. Janet u' |u.uw nua. Hrn visiting
their uar.nfa Ifr and Nra Smiley
Bernhard OFF NorfH Chestnut street
boy wa. born fH Nr and Mre
SIRE Hattie Smith O' lawhrifrr.
's h.r. frr r'rIf with Hrr con- Ger
OH. smith and family. of Nurfh Broad.
way
Nra David Hines of Akron. is here
.H. Wei. with relatives
Andy Hurgeea of &c. vernon. r1s
been arrnf.rr frw faTe with Doe
.ste-. hr7 Nancy shepherd OF Main
W-r Mort Morris who rae been
making rn extended visit with rar
Her. r. IT Parsons OF East Main
street. returned f0 her home on 60.
Iumbur. Tuesday.
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Many % cadiE.

Several or the knights Tempiars or
this city, viii go Co Cadiz to-day. where
they will attend the Ascension Day ser
viser. which win be held az that place
by Hope commandcry SO. 20. Knights
Templars.
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AttendIna conventIon.

Thomas Cooper. we'll known cleo
trical contractor. of this city. has gone
70 Cincinnati 20 attend the convention
Of the Ohio Electrical Workers. Mr..
Cooper expects 20 be- absent about one
u.aaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

special meeting or the Arr.
american club has been called FOR this
evening az the home OF ri % paIrr.-
IN hirkwood Owing 10 the fact fIsf
important business will be- Transacted
iuI attendance is desired
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DANCING
Every Evening al Belle Isle.


No doubt a large crowd will b. pres
ent az the reception which will be held
this evening az the St Johns German
Lutheran church. IN honor OF the new
pastor. Rev. Frederick Frank. who re-
Gently assumed charge OF the congrega-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

The Improvement t0 tho Trinity
Lutheran church viii hn completed by
The latter part of tho week and every
Sunday
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Nr and Mrs d. Ross -We|.srf who
.H.. fiI." conducted fHH closing uuf
day Tor choir hum. boo UHrfHHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Numeu'a Missionary Society OF fn.
I.r-r Baptist church viii ua held this
afternoon Iu the church.
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with other men. Mansfield and Merry
man, attorneys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
STBUBENVILLB

IS IEI .'ENNlLLE.D.. May Among
ln' Tow bidders uu .ae pike repairs with
the county commissioner were.
VIM. NheatI.N brilliant aud salt
ltun. o.. Brilliant and New AleAHu-
dria. 1920. brilliant and Nlugu. kL4I.
georges Run tn Sew Alexandra. E1.gn
I.N a. Sharon Emerson and Belmont
county Iirt. s-.lu. science IfUI Go Bell
mont count" line. EE.1H.
rs. 3d. Hsbron-Nl Pleasant to Bel
mont county line. tl.lr. N. Pleasant tH
station. t--.. ST Pleasant to gayIaud.
$3.50
A. b.. St-iuE.r-. Sew hIryardris. era
nam. and hUIurHE.a ..N uIII sass.
-WifhfHII tu FraInwa. glar. smith
% I'D iH HidweIE. f-.-G. smIthIeld tu
E.I IIUE.. tI.r.
VIM. jackson. .f.Hr'HlI fu I.furua.
sI.H. Rush l-ur. II.r.ueI. and -trIrr.r
branch. f-I1, IayIau4 ta YursyiII..
o.. ID Carusr. Emifhftid fa Potter
SHOP $500. suIihueld to DIuont ale.
&C. o. Atwood u.unrraIa tr foot ~
So Pleasant HNL flln. Nf Pleasant
station tH lHnE Run. trI5. Portland
iIhe. $3.50.
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GAINESVILLE

BARNFSVTLF. o.. MAY 70 -Tra
ladies Christian Circle Of tho Pres.
meeting i1 tho sunday school room
Monday ateu.uE May II az I O'Clock
a musical and literary rr1zram far
been ARRANGED and rrfrrahmrrfa win
Do served free
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w Have COM -.

the deceased 9'''ei OF
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"H"".N .. League
'I.rrre Tor frn EuWnrfh IrHruo NJ
frr EIrr' Methodist church have boom
elected aa follows for tho erau.rr
term President CHlar Hunter. fr.L
vice president Marie Ernrrr. second
vice president hIviu TAYLOR. mind
vice precedent Annie HAGUE. fourth
v.0o president. Ernnef Hobbs -arrn.
fary. iora'1 Mavherrv. treasurer.
Clyde Patterson. pianist Marie GIH.
con. Installation services win Boz held
sunday evening. May 10Th
William Frost and John hur OF
FaI-FInW were called f0 Marion. D
obs week 0r Hrorun. OF fHa serious
Illness m I"Ir relative. I.Urr. hnIf
Mrs. VIII caldwell OF NmtH hr.r
street .'s home from o. VISIT 90 Quaker
CITY
H Baurk of Baker Bros.
GAINESVILLE. .s calling on pfc trade
here
Nr end Wra Thomas porera or
North Chestnut street. arc home from
Welt With Nr and Sire Charles
arar of Cambridge
Fred Hunt of the Firsf National
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
seither-c Cherry Machine, Driven by
George Elmer, Demolished at
Sixth and Main Streets,
Saturday.
DRIVER CUT ON FACE
Automobile Was Crossing Main
Street Towards BIondeau,
When the Accident IS
Occurred.

An automobile driven by George
Elmer of 923 Fulton street, and own
ed by the Settler Cherry Plumbing
company, and Mckinley avenue car
collided at the corner Of Sixth and
Main streets lat 2:15 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The automobile. Ford,
was practically demolished. It was
knocked over into the gutter at the
northwest corner of the street, where
1t struck the rear of another automo-
bile
Elmer was cut on the face and head
by flying glass, but his wounds are
and under his right eye besides sew
eral minor bruises and cuts. His in
juries were dressed by DR.. H. l..
COPYRIGHT, where he was taken imme-
diately after the accident. His glasses
were also broken.
Elmer was approaching Main street
from South Sixth street anu was on
his way to Blondeau. He did not
turn at the Main street corner, but
was continuing across the street on
straight line when he was struck.
Officials Of the Seither-C Cherry COM
pany stated that Elmer reported he
was coming up South Sixth on the
right side OF the street at about three
miles an hour and did not see the
approaching car until 1t was too late
to get out Of the way.
John Polite, the motorman on the
street car. in his report to the Keo-
kuk Electric company, stated that he
sounded his bell when $50 feet from
the corner of Sixth and Main streets
and that he first saw the automobile
coming out of Sixth street when he
reached the frog at the intersection
of the Main street track with the
Sixth street track, on the east side
of the traffic flag. He said he sound
ed his bell again and that the col
lision occurred on the west side of
the traffic flag Polite stated that the
power was turned off and that the
street car was coasting at speed
not greater than six miles an hour.
There were two passengers on the
car. The glass in the vestibule was
broken. Several witnesses examined
by the Electric company corroborate
the statements Of the motorman, it is
said,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28

Wednesday from a three months
stay in Osceola, Iowa.
Mrs. D. McCullach, Mrs. W. A.
Switzerland and Miss Alice Taylor
went to Keokuk Tuesday in Mr.. B.
F. Warrens auto to visit with Mr..
McCulloch who Is in Graham hospital
recovering from a recent operation
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dumenil of Keo-
kuk, visited home folks the forepart
of last week.
Mrs Thornton of Hillsboro is visit
ing with her daughter Mrs. F. |. VIII
hanson.
Mrs. w A. Switzerland of Hum es-
ton visited home folks the past week.
Charles Howard Plattenburg, the
next number on the Donnellson lee
ture course will be given on Saturday
evening, Dec. IL. at Dickey's hall.
Quite few from here attended the
bazaar at Franklin Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Bruner and daughters Maxine
and Lavelle, Of Centerville, are visit
ing relatives in our vicinity
Mrs. Theo. Abel has so far recov-
cred from her recent operation at
ST. Joseph's hospital in Keokuk as to
be brought home Thursday evening.
She Is doing very well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28

to be much manifest that the services
should not close and so the church
officials asked Evangelist Enslow to
continue the meetings this week.
Their Judgment was good because the
crowds are larger than in the two
previous weeks and on Tuesday night
four men went forward and on Wed.
nesday eight men and one woman
confessed Christ. Rev. Yule was
obliged to leave Tuesday morning,
Mr.. Enslow had led the singing dur
ing the Yule meetings and SO he was
in direct touch with the previous
campaign. Wednesday nights attend
ance and results were the largest for
any week night.
The Methodists will begin their
meetings next Monday night, Nov. 20.
Rev. Naples of Lima will do the
preaching and Miss Marshall of Geor-
gia is expected to lead Cne music, with
Miss Pomeroy at the piano.
The Presbyterian ladies served
Thanksgiving dinner to goodly num-
Der Thanksgiving day and some Of
the c. e. members gave a social in
the evening A feature Of the even.
ing social was a spelling match.
- The Hicky-dome is nearing compile
ton The boys are planning on a
big basketball game for the opening
night
A home talent play will be given by
Presbyterian young folks soon.
The Elvaston Household Science
club are to have their annual party
Friday night at Jas. Ewing's large
country home.
Mrs. Carrie Wetze1 Lyon returned
to her home at Kearney. Neb., the
first of the week, after two months
visit here.
A rousing Thanksgiving service was
held at the Baptist church Thursday
morning. Will Runyon presided at
the meeting. A good sized crowd was
present, many Of which were rejoic-
ing over recently being saved. enjoy
ed an old fashioned testimony, praise
and prayer meeting. The meeting
was more satisfactory than the usual
stereotyped service where long ad
dress is given. in the opinion Of many
1t was a union service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Feature Bill Grand Tonight.

With the regular subject, 1.-THE
Day Of Days" with Cyril Scott in
the leading part, the Grand also Of
fers two shorter subjects for tonight
which makes program of unusual at
Effectiveness. One of these, '"fhe
Lucky Stone," is comedy with Flor
ence Turner, and the other shows
Italy's famous cavalry in thrilling and
interesting feats of horsemanship, in
Guiding steeple chasing, fording riv-
ers and crossing the Dolomite noun
tains where today the battles in Eu-
ences love good craftsmanship and
this Aim depicts some Of the best that
has ever been caught with the cam
era, showing very clearly how it is
that such a measure of success has
been obtained by the Italian troops
in the present hostilities.
1.-THE Day of Days" Is from the
Frohman Famous Players studios, and
the story gets down to the heart of
New York, and feels the pulse of the
metropolis throughout. Peculiarly
suitable for production as a motion
picture film, this exciting story need
ed only a capable cast and the right
sort Of actor for the leading role to
make it positive sensation. Both Of
these contingencies have been met.
Cyril-Scott as the intrepid Perceval
Sybarite gives a perfect impersona-
tion. of this handsome and debonatr
hero who always has an idea when
it is needed; the remainder of the
cast also does excellent work.
The setting and directions are up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
DONNE ELLISON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Duminel Of
near Argyle visited here Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowenberg OF
Pulaski are visiting home folks.
Miss Leila Mattern visited friends
in TT. Madison the forepart of tho
week.
Mrs Guy Casper is visiting with
her husband in Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs VIM. Benjamin returned home
Wednesday from a several weeks
visit in Billings, Mont, and different
points in Colorado.
Mrs Fred Feikert Is home from a
weeks visit in Kirksville, Mo.
Miss Orian Donneil returned home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28

such prominence that his weekly stipend IL
now $4,000. the largest salary ever paid q
motion-picture actor Films of the little
fellow are che most treasured on the mar
ket, but the public must get what 1t wants
at any price, and a selection Of his comedy
have been placed under ono
banner and is now en- tour across the con-
t'ncnt under the billing Of the Chaplin
Comedy Carnival"
Wo do not want to assume the role OF
an M. y. who can prescribe something for
what ails you. but we do not hesitate to
suggest that you will be missing consider
able IL you fail to see the little funmaker
in all of his scintillating screen glory dur
ing the motion-picture carnivars stay.
AN event Of the season" Is the way the
Chaplin show Is being billed and from
what the critics Of the larger cities say. 1t
is just about entitled to that description.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
ELvAsToN, ILL.
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The Baptist revival meetings were
announced to close Sunday night,
Nov. q, and free will Offering taken
for Brother Yule, the evangelist,
amounted to 1928. On Monday night
he had a special service for the con-
verts. Some were unable to get in.
but before large audience he called
them to the platform and presented
each with a red and white carna-
ton. In presenting them, he quoted
scripture which spoke of the red as
typical of the blood Of Christ and the
white as the purity of the forgiven
soul. It was delightful service. very
impressive and instructive After
this service, refreshments were
served to all present and the rest Of
the evening was spent in social In
tercourse, but the impression seemed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
At the orpheum Tonight.

-IOSE who Hike fun are going to be Of
4 fered a brinful measure OF that sort
OF entertainment in the very near future
The Chaplin Comedy Carnival a spectac-
ular selection of comedy films depicting
the do.nEs of The worlds most popular
screen comedian. is coming to town. and
it Is safe to predict that upon the day Of
its arrival we are all going to suffer more
or less from severe attack of Chaplinitis.
All over the country right now every
thing Is Charley Chaplin. They are sing
ing songs about his feet, his waddling
walk. his makeup and mis- mustache Imi-
tators by the thousands have sprung up
overnight. but all the damage that has
been done simply has made the little fellow
Just that much more popular.
From $50 week he has sprung into
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
Monday Music Club.

Monday Music Club.
Presents Havrah Hubbard in opera
talk on Tannhauser at the Y. w. c.
A. auditorium. Monday evening, Nov.
20. Program begins promptly at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. Hubbard will be assisted
by Wells Weston, pianist of excep-
tton2l gifts. Club members must pre-
sent their tickets at the door. Mem
bership tickets may be obtained from
Mrs n. G. Brown up till 5 o'clock
Monday evening. None will be sold
after. that time Admittance for non
members, 81. In the afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the high school an
opera talk on Hansel and Gretel will
be given. Club members Will be ad-
mitted to this for fifty cents on pres
entation Of their tickets at the door.
$1.-Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28

to the usual high standing Of Famous
Players productions. and the photo
graphic work and lighting effects are
without a flaw.-Advertiseme
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-30
KENDALLv1LLE.

frankie Pollitt, of Cresco, was an
over Sunday visitor with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Daskam.
Will Middlebrook and w. "A. Clink
attended meeting of the Patriarchs
Militant at Cresco Saturday night.
w. G. Eddy and wife visited at the
E. E. Eddy home Sunday. j
Bert Yates and family, of Canton,
visited at the Clifford Eddy home.
Mrs. Chas. Smith returned to her
home near Canton Sunday, after two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuter-.
Fred Todd and family, Phil Todd and
wife and Amos Elliott and family from
Harmony, were callers at the Steve
Todd home Sunday afternoon.
We were glad to welcome Mrs. Hill,
the pastors wife, at church Sunday
morning.
Archie Moore and family, Joe Colds
worthy and wife, were Cresco shop.
pers Monday.
DR.. Plummer of Cresco was called to
the Soltow home to see Mrs. Abbie
Nelson Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Kirwin, of Crisco, will preach
in the church Sunday morning. "a
Alva Young of Austin, Minn.,s+yy is
visiting in our burg. ~. ~
The,L. A. S. was we'll attendeda the
Steve Todd home, and a nice time re.
ported. ~