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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17
EARLE HODGES OPENS
RACE FOR GOVERNOR

Forrest City, Ark, Dec. IL
Earle W. Hodges, secretary OF
state and candidate for governor,
was given an ovation here today.
Leading Democrats from the
counties Of Phillips, Lee, st. Fran
cIs and Cross were present at the
meeting aud Mr. Hodges was round
ly obeered at frequent intervals
during hts speech by the large
crowd which hlled the St. Francis
County court house.
The Cross County delegation,
headed by the celebrated Wynne
band, made the strongest showing
aud, amoug the prominent citizens
from Wynue were "Reg" Martin,
nominee for sheriff of Cross Coun.
ty, and f. ID. Rofe, the present
clerk OF Cross County.
Hon. Clyde Going OF Polnsett
County was also among the notable
personages present.
Quite a number of the prominent
state politicians accompanied Mr..
Hodges from Little Rock, among
whom may be noted Judge Paul
Little, X. &. Dye, Ernest Upton,
\ Sharp Duuaway and others.
4, Hon. r. j. Williams, a leading
mt rLer OF the local bar, presided
over tie meetings, aud IN present
ing Mr.. Hodges Attorney Williams
remarks were perhaps the most elo.
quent ever heard from the rostrum
here ia eulogy of a candidate and
prompted the speaker to say that
perhaps the most beautiful and for
givable lies that were ever told were
written on tombstones and made IN
Introductory speeches.
1t was significant from the mum
ber Of prominent people in the audi
'ence that Casters Arkansas is re,
celving the candidacy .af Hodges
with favor, aud they do cay that
Fast Arkansas politicians usually
pick the winner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17
GENEROUS POCAHONTAS CITIZENS
JOIN THE GOOD FELLOWS CLUB

Acting upon the suggestion Of
the Star Herald two weeks ago FOR
an organization Of citizens to help
the poor aud needy during Christ
mas times, a small, but enthHsias-
tic bunch met in the office Of Coun.
ty Clerk Harrison Tuesday night
aud organized a Good Fellows
Club, the purpose Of this organiGi
tiOn being to collect funds, food,
clothing and Christmas presents for
the poor people Of the town.
IL. NJ. Bishop was elected presi.
dent Of the club; J. ID. Wells, treas.
urer aud l.. +, Blankenshp, secre.
tary. A soliciting committee was
appointed composed of !. o. Sallee,
John r. Kizer and Ben Mays,
whose duty 1t shall be to solicit
donations for the purpose Of carry
ing out the work. The distnbut-
ing committee, which will have
charge of the donations aud attend
to the distributions on Christmas
morning is composed OF J. d. Jack.
sou, A. 5. Johnston, IL. NJ. Bishop
aud George Promberger. This
committee is also authorized TO make
Investigations Of all demands in
order that the club may not be i'm
posed upon by unworthy persons,
or those not entitled to help.
From the best information at
hand it was found that there are
about twenty-five needy families
within the corporate limits of the
town. Not all Of them are desti.
tute, but need and will appreciate
the gifts o. the Good Fellows.
Within these families are about
fifty children, ranging IN age from
twelve years down. These children
will all spend a happy Christmas
through the efforts of the Good
Fellows. But the work has only
begun. There may be others, aud
citizens are urged to give the names
Of any whom they may know to be
needy to Mr.. Bishop or J. ID.
Jackson. We do not want to miss
anyone who is in need of assistance,
and especially do we want to locate
all the children.
All who desire to become Good
fellows and contribute to this fund
are urged to give their names and
amount of their subscription to
either Mr.. Sallee, Mr.. Kizer or Mr..
Mays.
Now, as to what will be accepted
as donations. We learn that there
are several families in need Of
clothing aud shoes. Some of the
children are barefooted and a num-
ber of little boys have no coats,
therefore discarded coats, dresses,
shoes, hats, etc, when not too bad
ly worn will be accepted gladly and
our citizens are urged to gather up
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17
Odd Fellows Elect

ORIENT Lodge No. 2l8, l. o. O.
F. at the regular meeting last
Thursday night elected G. f. Ayers,
n. g.; r. J. Philips, V. g.; John
Z. Kizer, Sec. The appointrve Of
hcars will be named at the meeting
.Du.ghl.
nd Secretary Nemnlck of I'm
70 Zoe wi'h MS tonight and
.uIatory work. All
~ be present.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17
New Preacher Pounded

Rev. L, D. Mcclure, the new
Methodist pastor, and his excellent
family arrived last Thursday and
are now comfortably located al the
parsonage. Members and friends
Of the church teaderaj them pau|
party Saturday mgtI taxing er
them many good things 70 al.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17

Do not wait for a solicitor to
call on you, if you wish to contri.
butte to this fund leave your name
and amount of your subscription at
either of the banks or at this office
and you will be enrolled as mem
ber and your name will appear
among the Others next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17
Pope Goes Step Higher

Attorney w. l.. Pope was admit
ted to practice in the Federal courts
Of the state at Jonesboro last Sat-
urday. lie passed a credltable ex.
animation before Hons. Il. Foster
Brown and John c. Hawthorne.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-17

what they have about their bones,
aHy aud all sizes, aud send to the
office Of MIR. Bishop, aud lse com.
nlttee in charge will see that they
are distributed to the best advan.
tage. The cash donations will be
used to buy provisions aud CHRIST.
mas toys, fruits, candy, etc, for the
children.
There is not going to be any dis.
appointment about this matter.
The people, as usual, are responding
bobly to the call. One Geod Eel.
low, who asked that his name be
not made public, subscribed a fifty
pound sack Of tlour for every needy
family reported, by the committee,
aud many others have made lib.
eral donations. We are publish.
iug below a list Of those who have
contributed so far and next week
wall follow up with listof thosewho
come in later. BE a Good Fellow,
JOIN the club, send in your name
and contribution, aud on Christmas
day you will certainly enjoy the
satisfaction of knowing that 1t is
more blessed to give than to receive.
Good Fellows, who have answered
the call so far are as follows;
A Good Fellow-Fifty pound
sack Of -four for every needy
family in town, approximate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
BelIaire Briefs.

Miss Lima Leyison OF Pitts burgn.
Is a guest OF Miss Elsie Kapner OF
South Bellaire.
Miss Mary Williams Of MoundsvlIe.
is spending a few days with frienus
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley. OF
Belmont street. are spending a few
days at Key.
Mrs. Roland Arnold has returned
from a visit with friends at Washing
ton. Pa.
william Newberger has gone to
Marietta TO spend a few days with
relatives.
Henry Bolte OF Jefferson street. mas
returned from a visit with friends at
Columbus.
Mrs. J.. T. Rltson and children OF
Striudsburg. Pa. are visiting her ar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kelly. OF This
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Haughton. Of Noble
street. are home from an eastern
visit.
Mrs VI v Miller OF Gravel Hin.
Is recovering from the effects OF a raj
a few days ago. while aiighting from
q street car.
a number Of Bellaire people rent
TO Lloydsville yesterday TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs II. H. Darrah. VINO
was accidentally killed by a lady
friend a. Akron.
The furniture for the new postOiice
has been shipped. but seems 10 got
lost enroute 10 Bellaire. Tracers are
looking for o. The posfchice can not
be used until the furniture IL instaued
Miss Pearl Price Of Chicago. ts
spending a few days with relatives
here
Meyer Herzberg and son. Louis. viii
leave today for a trip % Atlantic
city.
Miss F1ora Piper Of Warnock. has
returned home after a visit with
friends here
John Manlev has returned from q
visiti with friends AZ Marietta
Mr and Mrs Harry Blon ~ Garth.
azo. New Mexico. arrived here yesfer.
day for a visit with relatives
Bellaire Chapter order Of the East.
ern Star. will hold a regular meeting
Friday evening Business Of import.
auce will b. given attention
Mrs Auetta stillweu Of Cleveland.
has returned homie after a visit with
relatives here
Mr. and Mrs Fred Muller ana
grandson OF Atlauta. Ca. arc guests
OF Mr. end Mrs r r. Seal on Bsi-
mont street.
Miss salie DuFa is 40 ~ her home
on T~wenfysixth street
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M.....

NOTABLY ana health report Tor month
OF June. 1915:
pcaths-Geuoral diseases. paralysis.
2 tuberculosis. 3. GenIte-urinary sys-
tsm-BriEhts diseases D. nephritis ].
nervous systcm-couN ulslons D. rcspira-
tory system. pneumonia 2 digestive
system. fbet's 4. circulat0ry system.
e~ndecardttis /; early 3D. fancy . prema-
tlr" births. : Total 10.
Locaton-I1rst ward g. second 3.
third g.; fourth 4 township 3 Total IS.
C0lor-white rs black o Total Is.
roll McGinuis. Charles S. Cochranc. 4.
vs.. DiyDn. Charles o. McsFcrly. u "
Wilson. j. o. Howells. D. y. ArbauEh
r. 8. Hlackford. Midwife Katherine
Ltska tuformants Ernest Mitan and
Stanley Baron.
Locatiou-E1rst ward ]. second 3.
third q fourth O.. township no. Total -.
SeN-mHl,s - females 30. Total IS.
Cnlur-White Is. black O Total "a.
CONTAGIOUS ierngsa=Srarist fever 1.
diuhtheria ]. Total 2.
Sanitary WUrk-Hsmes Quaranttncd
Q Homes fumiERtgd after ~coutaEiou s.
Tons or garbage burned az i~nclner
afur Tf. Dead animals remafed o.
tIoErcd sewers opened & Vaults
abolished O.
Complaints received from citizens 6.
Complaints adjusted O.
Verbal notices given g. Legal mo-
fI"ra served g.
Laboratory work-NIIk samples sr-
gwiu'd fHr butter fat percentage 81.
Above 3E 20.
PRED WHITE Health officer.
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BARNESVI WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. o.. July -l-Harnes-
vile shove their appreciation OF the
h'dpaih thautaugua Tuesday evening
hy subscribing for 500 season tickets
Tor a return date In 1916. Ferullo and
his band 81 real musicians was the
attraction Tuesday evening and was
one OF enc weeks big features. each
number being automatically encorcd
Ihursday's program follows. which Is
the last day.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Children.s hour. English Folk Tales and
Dances singing. Games ...........
Miss n. CROFT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Musical Prelude.
...f .--.C hiCago Ladies' Singing Party
1hildfcu.s hour. stories. and Games
or Action ...... ....... Miss De croft
Lsctur'-The Rcmaking and Mend
lnE OF Men Chaplain ~. l. kipliugsr
THURSDAY EVENING
concert Chicago Ladies singing Party
Lecture-"A sample Case N Humor
........... Strickland " Gillian
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BROOKLYN. y. Y. are here for a visit
Win MI and Mrs. Frank Yocum. II
LIST Main street. and their parents. Nj.
ma MIS- BARCLAY icnrosc. southnf town.
Walter Cater. % Somerton. the tele-
phone man. was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs O. T. Baker and little son. Albert.
q Johnstown. Pa. f. visiting her aunt.
Mrs W. $. Gregg. Of South Lincoln
J.. a Budd. Of Cherry street has been
confined 20 his home the past few days
b. illness.
W. r. Havsrficld with the Purity
IanN company. OF Columbus. was a
business visitor here today.
Mrs Harvey order. Of Lima O.. 10
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J..
Graham. OF East Main street.
W. o. Merrill. Of Warren avenua has
been on the sick list the past W weeks.
hut IL now improving
Miss Marjorie LOWS. % Columbus. Is
here FOR a visit with her grand parents.
end.
William T. Lawrence lcrt TODAY for
his home IN Pasadena. Cal. after an
extended visit with his sister. Mrs. VIII
son l. Wiley. Of Wylic avenue
Miss Myrtle Hyde. Of Tulsa Okla.
n here FOR a visit with her friend,
Miss Mary Petty. Of West south street
Frank T~hornherry. 81 East south
street. Is recovering from a recent
illness.
Miss Mildred Cope. former teacher IN
the schools here. has accepted a POSI-
ton In the Cleveland schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Wills crossirs wheeling creek IN q
$500 wednesday morning Albert Pun-
9NlA aEsf Il months fen from hl-
mtthFr = arms and was drowned lu tie
creek before q rescue could q. mad. Tn
oNlf could not D. gotten from the creek
ahtl4 ~ had fluafst O. Eiafus. about one
hAt mile farther south A. that place DO
pulled from the creek and placed on
- uank - aNait the arrival Of Coroner
ltsEer q MARTINS Perry The BODY Was
then taken 20 AdolEh Indsrtaking estab-
u-hhent where u was prepared for bur
On account % Local rains wheeling
creek has been swollen Tor ths pssf two
oAl and Tor that reason the child Could
not De rescued In time
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III ISHIRGH. Pa Tuly 90 rrrIr.
fian Iirhoruw who was committed 90
jail ON January p I1ff In contempt
n rourf for refusing fo move his
house from Tho Zinc 90 a road being
constructed today vas denied n re.
lease nv JUDGE Joseph So sveaurre-
This ia Tho third attempt made bg
friends t1 obtain hia freedom Friends
of The aged man have pleaded with
LAeherum in an effort fo induce him
obey me court hut Io aIl ra far
that hia conscience will not
permit him to comply with tha order
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Registration DAY.

To-day Is registration day in Bell
aire. and all the polls in the city viii
be open 10 give new voters an oppor
tunity to register. The polls will be
open from 3 a. m. to , D. m. and from
4 p. m. 10 10 p. m. Removal certih-
Gates will also be granted to voters
who have moved from one precinct
20 another. The registration today
will be 70 rthe primaries 10 be held
August 10.
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pT Young o. P~ernsylVania f. visiting
his son Rev r. = YOUNG
Or l. West and Family are v%isitine
l. = bumEsrner - attending the an
nlsl races at Lexington. Ny.
south America Tor the pact two years
- visiting hi mother Mrs Elma TAYLOR
az Fast RchlAnd
Miss Lee Lester has returned 20 her
nome In Warnock after a visit Nth local
friend and relatives
Mrs r } McNamie T. home from Elm
gfohe. W Va. where she visited Mrs. W
n Foster and family.
Miss Anna PursEiove - visiting her
brother In Cleveland.
Mrs Florence Lynn Hammerl. Of
gainesville has ~er-uTned % her home az
70. = visit with local friends
Misses Edna and Ruth stewart a-s
ter LAX Michigan
Miss Elsie Kidney - visiting her
bridge.
Rev ]. p Ieeprr and John Williamson
sre spending a few days at Frankfort
Mrs y g. Rottmeir Is spending a few
days with her aunt at Belmont
p,t, L1iS oodrlif and children of
Robert Thompson west o. town.
Mrs, Frank Roscoe and two daughters
Misses Rea and Edith OF ~Shadyside. are
nc guests Of her brother 4. 4. McFar-
Misses LueIla McNamee and Nt,rrt.
belle Thomas viii SPEND the week end al
the home OF their friends Miss lee Les
ter who resides az Warnock.
Miss Estella Allen Of Glouster has re-
turned % her home after a visit At the
hom. Of her sister M. 4. l.. MrFarIaTI
Miss Madge Meek Of Chicago j. Visiting
Of town.
Mise Emma Paxton Of Washington.
"a T. VISITING friends here
Ere Farls and wife o. Wheeling were
visitors here yesterday.
~ w Weber Of Cadiz was a local
Miss Elizabeth Love IL spending this
Week with her uncle Harvey Love. who
resides In FairpoinL
w ; close is a business visitor 10
Mrs. Albert " Kennon entertained a
nlmher OF friends az her home ON West
diversions OF the afternoon were sewing
and conversation and a daint luncheon
Va s-fNed by ne hostess The affair
Moore who H. visiting here from Mary
Mrs LYDIA Noian who Is visiting here
from Cleveland. b. spending a lew days
az the home Of Or. Mary Lennon of
Miss Myrtle Hagedorn has returned
friends.
Miss Elva Kusler and brother Leo Of
aunt Mrs. Frank TAYLOR.
Attorney J. e. H,inleln Of bridegroom
hSs Just completed the dam FOR tire lake
which viii b. made IN the Big Moods
east Of town. Other improvements are
being made and Mr. Helulein will con-.
struct a Zine residence In the near fu-
Misses Mary SWiugle 81 Newark has
returned % her home in Newark after
a Nisit at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Fletcher.
Attorney David "A. Jones Of Martins
, cry. was q local visitor yesterday.
turned from Columbus where the spent
"a few days visiting
Martin HHnmWan A. nj 80
turned from ~Shadyside where thgv y..
tied friends.
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We desire TO extend cur heartfelt
thanks 20 the many friends and also
the relatives. FOR their Kindness. sym
pathy and assistance during the IA
ness OF our beloved daughter Esther
and In our sad bereavement. We also
desire To express appreciation 10
Rev. otto Wendell for his consoiing
words. and 20 thank all Others tor
many beautiful floral tributes.
MR. AND MRS JOHN LAIPPLE
AND CHILDREN
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The Willing Workers OF the West
bridgeport church have completed ar.
rahgements for a lawn fete which will
%" hfid tomorrow evening At the
nome OF Albert Marty. on Pike stree
Music viii be furnished during the
evening by an orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The members Of the Mary and Mar
ina Bible class OF the South Bellaire
VI. +. church have completed
ments for an outing at Epworth park
next Wednesday. All the members OF
the class will spend the day at Ep-
worth park.
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Making Good Progress.

Good progress Is being made on the
work OF paving the road through
Rrookside. and much trouble is being
experienced by the teamsters on ac.
u OF the narrow road which is
being used while the paving Is I'm
progress. The rain this week has
held up the work 10 some extent.
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Probate Court

maj account Of James MUDEla estate
~ asSlgnment Of Chas 2 Moreu an
praiserE appointed were. uhu Wait. y
u Elliott r.. D. Dawson.
inventory and appraiscmcnt dled Ia
estate or ". l. wilkins.
John ". Nath appointed administra-
tor % Rosanua $ath.
tlnal account or Johnston n. Ross
Application for death settlement msds
IN estate Of Nicola Mrvos.
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Stores VIII BE cIos.d

Most all Of the stores in this CITY
will be closed today on OF the
grocers' picnic and outing. which will
be held at Wheeling park during the
afternoon and evening. Several Of
the stores will be closed all day.
while mos OF them will remain omen
until 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
suuek BY Bicycle

A colored lad OF this city was badly
injured last evening when he was hit
ny a bicycle while crossing the street
IN the central part OF the city. The
!ad was carried into a nearby drug
store. where a physician was called
and dressed his injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The Mary T.. Rodefer division OF the
Noman's Christian Temperance Union
viii meet this afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. G. A. Heinlein. on Gravel nm
Several important matters will he
given attention and reports will be
made by the delegates who attended
the national convention held al Allan
tic City recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Leo Elikan. local representative Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
will leave next week for a six weeks
trip to California. including a visit 20
the San Francisco exposition. lie
will be the guest OF the company a. a
reward for selling 5000. O0O insurance
the past year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The directors OF the rcnray Photo
play Theatre met Tuesday evening for
"a. purpose OF awarding the contract
Tor the erection Of the new play house.
hut A. several OF the contractors did
not have their BIDS completed the mat
ter was latd over. II Is expected that
the contracts viii he awarded at a
meeting 10 be held his evening.
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Iniured a. whs.iinz.

Ray Aiken, Of Rayiand. was slightly
injured an Wheeling yesterday when the
elevator IN the store Of the George ".
Johnson a sons. where the lad IL EN-
ploycd. dropped 20 the The
lad was removed 20 the ohio Valley
General hospital where % was found he
was badly shaken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

a young son OF Mr.. and Mrs sam
uel Ruskin. OF this city. is suffering
from blood poison as a result OF a bad
truise received on the head some
Time ago. while in bathing. lie made
a dive on a board and alighted on
lbs head. receiving a stone bruise.
u paid no attention 10 the matter.
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stAred

Nork NNs started yesterday On r.-
mpasllns the room formerly o~ccapied
o. me Palmer Pure rood stare. Nhich
~ o. eccupied b = nrst-ciass dAiry
lunch room. The place will - Re
painted and ~repapered and wul b one
or ne unFst rooms In the city. IL j.
expected 90 have the rauAirs compisted
ahd the room opened Tor business Is
the frst o. August -
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BRIDGEPORT
Threatened Family.

Wen known man from West
bridgeport was locked up by the local
ponce last evening on the charge OF
threatening his family. Il Is said that
the man ran all the members Of his
FAMILY out into the streets. He will
De given a hearing this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The Boy scouts who have been IN
camp near EllWood city. have broken
plorahle accident OF Tuesday afternoon
when Paul Edwards a member OF the
troop was own The boys had only
been In camp one night when the acci-
dent occurred.
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Hearing To.morrnu

A hearing Of the attachments
against the VoEel tailoring establish.
ment will be held tomorrow in tho
ONCE OF Squire McConnaughey. and
several cases will come up at that
Inc Il is understood that a number
OF new cases will be- filed in the next
few davs-
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u IN spselaI M,.tInn

u Is likely that a special meeting
~ The city council will be called in
the next few days. as the committee
MAT was appointed 20 look after tho
repairing o. the bridge az Stop 10 Will
make a report Engineers have been
working on The plans for several DAYS
past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

South Third street was closed yester-
Gay AFTERNOON BY Superintendent OF
street W. II. Jones after ~ was found
necessary 90 lower the sewer leading
from the church. A. tho ditch had to
Dc aug twelve feet deep 10 was found
necessary 10 close IN. street in order
20 avoid accidents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

~ lNt fullupN sheet and Tin Plata
70 phnt ~ Wslrtou they Gro erecting
I've new Dot mills Ther VIII thus frg
70 seen up with the riF increase ID
.e.r business which even InrIrF fuII
iheF cannot keep pace uIth Thfr are
mako au addition fp tho steel rIHrf .r
W'irton steel CO. they recently pur.
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Repairing Fountains

Water Inspector James Briggs was
burN yesterday placing concrete plat
forms around the Thinking fountains In
this city and the work viii be continued
till all OF the fountains have concrete
OF Broadway and jefferson street viii
he repaired today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Miss Myrtle Scott dslEhtfuilv enter
lNned ihs members % the kulihlu@ CLUB
A. her home on West Main street Last
evening Sewing and Conversation were
ne diversions OF IN. evening and . dam
- luncheon was served.
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WIN Leave This Morning.

The members OF the Boys Brigade
or n FIRST Presbyterian church will
me steamer Liberty FOR Mlddlebourne.
W. Va. where they will 20 into camp
accompanied by the members Of the
West Virginia brigade.