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Meade County news., 1915-02-18

NJ. & NJ. Drug Co. sells
Hughes House Paint.
L. Boehler was in Kansas City
last week on business.
Full line Spring wall paper at
M. & NJ. Drug Co.
Mrs. E. F. Sweet spent the
latter part of last week in Meade.
Miss Mary Campbell return
ed from Kansas City Saturday.
Get your window glass at the
M. & Nj. Drug Co.
J. A. Denslow has contracts
for the erection of two concrete
silos.
For Sale:--Red Texas Seed
Oats and Pure dwarf Black hull
kafir Seed, procured from the
Dept. of Agriculture last year.
A. H. Borton.
The Christian Endeavor social
held at the Schumacher home
on Tuesday evening of this week
has been reported as a complete
success. The evening was spent
IN games aud social conversation
followed by delicious refresh
ments.
Judd Cooper and A. M. Nc
Cay have rented the building re-
Gently vacated by r. A. Mcclure
and as soon as some remodeling
is completed, the will put in a
stock of groceries under the
firm name of Cooper & McCay.
The new store will be open and
ready for business sometime
next week. The News wishes
the new firm success.
Meade County news., 1915-02-18
mostly just bad colds or laGrippe

mostly just bad colds or laGrippe
Virgel Keltner had the mis-
fortune TO get one of the bones
in his foot broken but is getting
along as well as could be expect
ed. He is not able to walk much
as he can not bear his weight on
that foot. We hope that he will
soon be all right again.
Mrs. w. w. Davidson was out
calling on her neighbors Monday~.
Mrs. James Lowry and child
rem haye been on the sick list.
"BErrY."
Meade County news., 1915-02-18
Attention Stockmen

You will eventually build a
sllo, why not do it now? You
now have an opportunity to get
a first class silo. Mcmillan and
Parker of Republic, Mo-, are
contracting and will soon be
building silos in Meade county.
They build a solid concrete wall
thoroughly reinforced steel
doors and ladders. If you are
thinking of building or are in
terested in silos call on J. A
Denslow, Meade, Kansas, an6
get information aud prices.
Mcmillan & Parker.
Meade County news., 1915-02-18
Edd Ticknor Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Kunta left
Thursday for Minneola, Kansas
for a visit and to attend the Sill
yer Wedding anniversary of Mr.,
and Mrs, Harry Stipe.
Elmer Ticknor who has a sale
the oath will leave with his fam
lily Immediately afterwards for
Idaho where they will reside on
an irrigated farm.
Edith Burget spent the day
Tuesday with Emma Banker.
Grandpa Powell is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. |. ID. Schell.
Mrs. Harry DeMoss who has
been quite sick is much better
at this writing.
Willie Klein and family left
this week for Colorado to live.
Arthur Smith of Chanute,
Kansas is visiting his Uncle Ell
mer Ticknor and family.
Miss Clara Bromwel of the
Irish Flats spent Sunday with
home folks.
]. S. Burget, NJ. c. Banker and
J. f.. Kuntzs have each been de-
livering grain at Plains the past
week.
ports 2 lovely time.
Lincoln exercises aud valen-
tine boxes we're the order of the
day Friday atsome of our schools
at least.
Quite number of sick folk,
Meade County news., 1915-02-18
Want An Automobile?

A chance to get small used
car, with lots of service in it, for
very little money. Ask the
Meade Motor Co. about it.
Meade County news., 1915-02-18

You will not be displeased
when Backe makes your photos
for he guarantees them to be
satisfactory.
Meade County news., 1915-02-18
ports q lovely time.

Quite a number Of sick folk,
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MEN RESCUED
Captain and Crew Of Wrecked
Schooner Landed Safely at
New York-Nessei Lost.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a The steamer
York Castle which arrived today
from swansea brought Captain Almcr
Kelly and five seamcn OF the three
masted schooner Alice Lord aband
Oned at sea on January d.. while on
the voyage from Jacksonville. 10 New
Benford. Captain Kelly said he sail
ed from Jacksonville on January Z
with load Of lumber on FRYING Pan
shoals the vessel ran into gale which
carried her to Hatteras. where she
struck on the outer Diamond shoal
She remained on the shoals for three
hours until all masts were lost and
her bows carried away Osborn
Hazel. aged 10 years. was washed
overheard and lost
For FIVE days then the vessel
.driffcd. a complete wreck The crew
almost without food and with no
water were compelled 10 lash them
selves TO tho deck house ON January
Il the steamer Mombassa sighted the
wreck and rescued all bands As the
Nom bassa was bound tO Hayrc tho
men were transferred on January 20
To- the York Castle which brought
them tO this port
Captain Kelly was badly injured
Will" his vessel vas ashore ON the
shoals.
The Alice Lord registered 29I tons
She hailed from Bangor and was
built AZ Mil Bridge IN 1909
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MVIlieG . FRIEND
Before Baby Arrives

IHr.I- several weeks uf fNr-Hfanrv
there is n splendid external cmbr0cation
la U.r Mothers Friend In which
thousands ~ women have the most
runourIrd CoundeTra They have usrf
T ord know. They toll o. ifa wonderful
Influence Co. ease the abdominal muscles
a.l how thrF avoided those dreaded
firrtrl.ng Palms that are e8 much talked
nuH.f This safe sNtsrra1 Application q
gently used over the skin o. render DO
hueuahlc 90 the natural stretching which
Do nrinrrnrs. The myriad o. nerve
threads just hereatr the shin r. thus
relieved - urrrrcHrnrF uafuarraHIring
cnu1rs and great physical relief an the
result a. Cvrrraref by hu-t % happy
mothers who write from perroral
experience
% is subject that on women should
Do familiar with az "M1ther's Friend"
has been on ure many years has been
rNrr fho most severe tests Under mraf
Oh irving conditions and fG recommended
tF women who to-day GRO cHardu0fh-rs
rrf who in their earlier years learned
O. RELY uu01 thia splendid nII fr women.
'MHfhrrr Friend Or declared Fv n
multitude ~ women 90 BE- just what eu-
If.faut motherhood requires
You can obtain Mothers FrirrfH e.
aImUaf any F-ur STORE Oct EHffIe
o. fHE arH then wrffr Or our uffIr boob
Address Urudne.d HrruIaIlr 60, AZ
Lamar BIDS. Atlanta. Ga.
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home AZ Elm Grove on account or i'll
ness.
Walter Hand has returned Co HIS
HON" 40 Cambridge, o.. after having
spent Few days as the guest OF roIa-
tiyes az Film Grove.
Frank Tseman. of Elm Grove. spent
the Weekend a- the guest OF relatives
az Marietta.
4. NInrh.llsr b. confined 90 hfz
home az Fulton with serious illness.
Mrs. lI d. Lu-s. NJ WaynssburE. Pa.
II spending several days ue the guest ~
Mr and Mrs. % % Bodily. az Elm
Grove.
cashier g.. g.. Woods 81 the First Sa-
t.uuaI Bank off Film Grove. is IMPROVING,
from a. several days Illness and viii
DO able Co resume his duties within a
few DAYS
stanley Winters. ~ Patterson. VIII
leave today for Rhode Island. whore De
will rsIoiu his ship in the =. s. navy.
after several days furlOugh with rcIa-
t'ves here
Mr.. and Nre Charles Nichols. az
Woodsdalc. spent yesterday ~ the guest
.uf SIR and Mrs p. N. McCuuoch n
West Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Mrs. Carrie Butler. wife Of J. Frank
fuilrr. OF PARK View. passed away at
he home Saturday evening about 30
O'Clock. The deceased was IN her 4sth
ear and had be- ~ 900 for some time with
a complication Of diseases. she was
born m Elm Grove and has been "a ar.
long resident uf Ohio county. she was
an HctiN" member Of the Triadelphia VI
p. church ana b. surA is ID by a host %
friends who viii sadly miss her Bee
side her husband sh" IL zurNiN ed by the
following sons. Harry. Ross. curtis and
f'm'r. Two sisters and Two brothers
also survive. Mrs. samuel Walden. uf
MsrNSNille .. Mrs Thomas DuNI~.of Elm
Grove. John Nigk@E-Uu. of Wh s'iiur and
Harry NtcECrSUu. Of Park View Last
evening funeral arrangements were in-
complete. but viii likely b., held from
the home Tuesday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
W AS DISABLED
Belgian Relief Steamer Crippled by
Rough Weather, Being Brought
Safely 20 Port

HALIFAX. y. s. Jan ei-The Bel
gian relief steamer Canine. from Cal.
ifornia, for Rotterdam. which was dis
abled in storm south OF Sable Isl
and. on January -. Is expected to
reach here tomorrow morning. her
progress with the assistance OF the
United States hospital ship Andres
coggin. the British freight steamer
kanawha and the Canadian govern
ment steamer Lady Iaurier. having
been delayed by rough weather.
During a fifty mile gale last night
the big steel hawser with which the
Androscoggin was towing the Canine
parted. and for hours all the ships en-
gagged in the work OF rescue were
helpless.
According 10 wireless dispatch to
the marine department. several mem
bers OF the Camino.s crew were in.
Jured when the cable parted After
the wind and sea subsidized. the injured
men were transferred to the hospital
ship and were given medical attention.
Late today the kanawha succeeded
in getting a line To the disabled yes
sci and another start wa made for
this port At y. M. the position OF
the vessels were given as latitude
44.20. longitude 6225
The gov, Tnment steamer Cartier
left here tonight with a new fine-inch
steel havser which will be sent
aboard the Canine should the one now
/ in use give way.
The boilers OF the Canine are now
reported to be out of commission. so
that she is unable 10 use her engines
II is believed strain due TO the
heavy seas OF the last week had added
] to the damage caused by the storm
which carried away her rudder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Miss Gertrude IHHrus returned l.a.
frrday % her tor" ar VIOLA after i1y.
guest Of friends and relatives 90 Elu
Grove
tordav 20 her home 90 f,lm Grove on.
ter having spent tho past several DAYS
ns The guest 90 relatives of Cameron.
Miss MARI Mckalr returned last egcr.-
irE % Burton. where chic ia employed
as teacher fri the school after having
spent inc weekend with relatives at
Miss Eleanor stein 90 conausr fa her
home at Elm Grove on account OF u-
Mrs Charles uuIdoon and children.
after having Asut he Neet-sri ~ H. be
ruerf of rslHtIsra at Elm Grove.
I4uF" Hunter. w"furuan on Che West
|IrEIr.a Traction ana Elcrtrie company
lines Ia rriur.uE few days vacation
Mire trseia Na.s returned yesterday
been fhr guest uf friends 90 West t|er-
- Tor rev taEH
Mics sue WaddeU RETURNED last even.
lE o. cameron where che j. smpIos sI
nsrt fB. weekend ag tHs Egasf ur Der
.Hrrrfe af West Liberty
rsrf vrst,rdHE as che Eaeat 90 raIa.
H.aa Hf EIT Grove
THs .EaH.n.t.sHs Ir trs TrialsIrh.,
district school. ul. ursu fHie muIuInE
SIZE. beatrice IIruI.F..l returned
last evening FL" f.. home 10 wee. lib.
rrf. after nHE|HU spent .Ns Weekend
with friends Hf T.HU Point
ST. and Mr.. g. ~ FHUaf. 90 Wheeling
.rsrf fre week .rrf aa fHr alraf .f Nr
add NrE Rose vs. Irra..H &c TIm
Grove
Sire o.. o. IsvaTF- nF F.~ Grove
uIH leave today fHr Tr|#rf.vH. pa.
whore ..H u..| HTsr. several larH al
f.. E.".f .. rHIHf..HH
Hf..H. HmH H.r.a...H o.. Did. .....
Hf E.m Grove. after FH.|.r rffar .aH tra
funeral 90 H.a father U HrH.ra
former resident Hf vs.. HIfH. kHrHHH
NH.IHHr Rand H." Hs Ha|f fH|a oven.
."E fl. fHr town IH| Hf EIH Grove
N.rH u#r. W.r.. NIL. combined f. bed.
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NO DETAILS
German war Once 10 Silent on ~,
Recent Aerial Raic o.
english Towns

BERLIN. Jan "a. via London. Jan.
=. SIS a mo Official details re
Earding the recent Zeppelin raid over
Norfolk county. England. have been
issued here. me admiralty desiring
10 make nothing public which might
interfere with the success OF further
operations
There h. reason 20 believe. however.
that a squadron OF four dirfsfbles Was
engaged In the expedition. Instead OF
three. a. has been reported in the dis
Patches from England. Il IL under.
stood that one OF these Was struck
during the heavy IRE which was d.
rected against the aircraft Al various
places during the raid. without. how.
ever. doing any further damage than
piercing one bslloonet. This did not
interfere with the Variability OF the
dirigible. IL IL said. as the gas escapes
very slowly from the small hole
caused by a bullet. and the loss OF
the sustaining power OF one OF these
numerous balconies may be compared
TO the piercing OF a water-tight com.
psrtment OF a modern ship.
Rides, machine guns and cannon. IL
Is declared. participated In the BON.
bardment OF the Zeppelins from the
ground. All three arms. IL is alleged.
took part in the fusillade az Yarmouth
and possibly at other places. while
only rife IRE was noted from some OF
the towns over which the air craft
passed.
According 20 information received
by the Associated Press II IL under.
stood that the diribigles approached
England from an unnamed base on
the North sea and returned across the
water tn the same haze
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west Alexander DRY.

William carr. burgess 81 West AIeN-
1ud"r. has practically put a stop to the
practice Of having liquor rhipp.d into
That town. Since the time that West
virginia decided 90 take "a ride on the
water wagon b. has caused much
trUubI" 'n thH residents Co procure their
wet goods" % BE- said that for some
tim" The express company 200 that town
did "a thriving business. but Nr. Carr has
IIt' d the han on this. a. 10 iE required
b. law that all packages b. labelled with
th'lr contents marked plainly and that
all mail bearing notice 20 the consiEnre
must h' marked plainly a. TO be plainly
seen hN all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

A. a close 20 the past two weeks OF
revival services that have been held "a
the stone Church at Film Grove the
regular quarterly communion services
were held yesterday morning. Forty
tNc members We're taken In at yester-
days meeting ~ GA letter and 50 on
profession OF faith
Rev. J.. b. Lew ellyu will leave within
few uayS for Toronto where he will
assist Rev. \ihum. who assisted with
the revival az the stone church during
the past week
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BULLET Through wlnaor.

About go o'clock SATURDAY evening
Nj and Mrs. ". y Thomas. OF Sutton
Heights. wsr" startled by rifle hall
crashing through their window The
occupants 0f the room we're sitting
about ln various places and narrowly as-
capped being ne hy the lnadeu missile.
Tho BAN passed across the room and
demolished H plate plaas and lodged In
the wall ur the opposite side IN to-
building After IAHty iuEEEtfEatI8n
NJ Thomas was unable 10 find any suA-
pIDIuus character and the case was
turned over 60 Sergeant Charles Yoke
FOR .ny"stIratior Late last evening mo-
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Railroad omeial, Comma.

E"lla'rr viii be- the meeting place
Tor number 81 officials and repra.
sentative of various railroads THpv
VIII arrive here Tuesday and have
asked 20 meet the member Of tho
commercial club. The purpose of tho
mro'ing is fu explain the necessity ~
Increasing railroad fares from . cents
i0 -'g '.rfe mile a bu has boon
prepared and viii bs presented no tho
legislature nov JOB session A report
of Tho interstate commerce commits.
sion UilI bn made Of The meeting on
Tuesday and doubtless fHI- viii
show greatly decreased rarrines and
smaller dividends in ohio durIne 1910
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
TRIBUTE TO BREmNER.

WASHINGTON. Jan o. Col
leagues ~ Congressman Robert g..
Bremner. ~ Passaic. y J.. who. ON
his death bed expressed HIS willing
ness 90 be experimental upon in the
hope that science might benefit in IT'S
Eight against cancer, paid a tribute
20 his memory to-day AZ a special -cs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
Wen Known woman piss.

..aie saturday evening 40 tue ono
valley General hospital iu Wheeling ay-
CURED the death ~ Mrs. Lucy Turlyy
one or the best known residents of tins
city after short Illness during Wht'n
time she underwent an operation. The
deceased was - years OK age and De-
survived by her husband. besides tive
children. Grace and claude. both Il
home. The remains were removed %
her late home yesterday morning and
funeral services viii be held tomorrow
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
OUT-THE-PIKE
ParfnerA Meeting .

The residents Of 'he vicinity Of the
Glendale school wills meet Tuesday
evening an the sclnol building for tn
purpose OF completing the Equalization
OF tn" reading circle. Tho meeting VIII
be- under n. direction % tia. Panhandle
Agricultural club and much interest is
beinE taken In the matter. Agricultural
extension work will be- the main topic to
be- discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Funeral sofvices for the late VIII
lam Howe. a former Bellairo resident.
VINO died 1f Marietta. were held sun
3daf at r. M. 90 the home Of his sis.
ttrin.lau. Mf-. George .. t..a.a. ...
Gravel Hill Rev ". a. SUmzon. pas.
Tor Of Trinity Episcopal church had
rharge or the services lntprmenf
vas made iu Rose IIu cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

4 marriage Of considerable Interest
locally took place Sunday at the nome
Of the brides parents H. Pittsburgh
when Miss Leah Sachs was married
10 Mr.. David AIoson. OF this city.
The ceremony vas performed At s
o'clock m the presence Of a large as
'semblage Of guests Among the
guests were Nj and Mrs Riley
Thomas. ~ this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
BELLAIRE
Cambridge Meets BeIIaire.

Bellaire's high school basketball
team will clash in the Gravel Hin
gymnasium Friday evening. From all
reports OF the prOwess OF the local
team the Guernsey county lads will
have their hands full. This is especi-
ally true as st. Clairsyille won from
Cambridge recently and the Bellairc
i've defeated St Clairsville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Bellaire Chapter 40. 1O7. ROYAL
Arch Masors viii pay y frsternaI visit
10 Bridgeport Chapter this evening.
Tho local members Siil meet a. their
hall on BeiWOU; street and viii 20
90 Bridgeport .n nody special
ear having been provided FOR that pur-
~trep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

An event in musical circles will be
Palmer's Lyceum Quintet which make
Its appearance at the First NJ p.
church this evening under the aus
pieces OF the American club. The
company consists Of Nv" young ladies.
all musicians Of ability and from
press reports the appreciation shown
In the towns that members have Wis
tied has been great
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soda FOUNTAIN InrtaIlsd.

= " TTT"T- THTUE0T ~ Tho TrIrr
Pharmacy az Elm Grove. has within the
past week bad one ~ the new "Icsless''
soda FOUNTAINS installed. The fountain
81 or" Of The newest and most up 10
dat" in the pike district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

10 was reported last evening that the
condition ~ Roger Thompson. NJ Eighth
and Hickory street. was serious. aa hF
had taken re- turn for the worse during
the day Yesterday M ono wac allowed
90 see him. Sc has ben 800 fHE tu" past
several weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

The rain which set iu last evening.
rendered walking very bad aud several
hard falls wcr. reported during the
evening 1u some places the eidwslilS
were so slippery that BE- Wss imp's- bic
Co stand The bIHrksmifhS worked all
hight In an effort Co got horses in con-
ditfOn 10 stand on the lev streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Ecr. r. % Hart pastor az the First
NJ. o church ut Film Grove delivered
another fOrcclul sermon 90 men only
Yesterday afternoon iu tho church Re
took as bis subject Caught iu His
Sins"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
TO CURE
INDIGESTION
You Should Try HEXETS.

An ugly. sickcning taste in the
mouth, a coated tongue and foul
breath are the danger signals OF
Indigestion and dyspepsia. They
show that the stomach is out Of
order and needs relief quickly
HENETS quickly and surely cur.
an stomach ailments They rr..
vent that ugly ackcning taste. aid
the natural process of digestion
and keep you free from Indigestion
and dyspepsia by removing the
cause
" HENETS are taken after each
meal. they prevent all forms Of
stomach misery and keen the
stomach well regulated
Al all up.to.il,e druggists IOC
and DC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

\ deal was closed saturday afteru Don
whereby the local lodge 81 Moose Sc
cured "a lease on the ,. T. Haynes prop
'rty az the foot Of Fourth street and
win convert the building into a clue
room. The lease is Tor a term of four
years Work will be started this week
ON remodling the building 50 a. TO have
81 ready a. soon a. possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

scented Yesterday az Woodsdale during
the meeting Of tho Rural Y NJ G. \.
1 musicians from tie stone. Buckley and
Nanc" Memorial churches We're IN at
I tendance and good program was pre-
] scented
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The local schools cleared "a neat sum
sum ON the entertainment 'Ii-Fi'
which was given BOD the high school au-
ditoriUu FRIDAY and Saturday evening
Iy loras talent The auditorium wa
crowded at each Performance. The
money viii DE used 90 purchase equip
mvuf fur the various schools Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Mrs James Meek 81 Eim Grove viii
entertain the members Of the ~ ~ o..
club ~ her home Wednesday evening.
Sew inC will De the diversion
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Council Meeting.

Tho second regular meeting OF the
Fulton council viii be- held this evening
AZ which time several natter pertain
Ing 20 the business OF the town will
come up for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

The eleventh anniversary % the
founding - the local lodge of Elk viii
be observed this evening In their hall
on North Fourth street and up doubt
large crowd will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

The first meeting 90 the Personal
/ Workers League was held yesterday ar
ternOon in their rooms on South Durth
street adlourniuE the bowling alleys and
a large number Of the members were
present during the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

The EnIa.re Commercial club will
hD.l H regular meeting Thursday
niFh' This win be tHn FIRST meeting
"f 'hn scar Hrd great crowd b.. o.
psr.rf % attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Tho regular session Of the rIft ruIn.
ril viil ho held Tuesday evening %
Is expected that The meeting Will be-
interesting. as number ~ Important
maf'rr- viii como up for con idera-
Ton
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90 ST. Johns church AZ o o'clock. and
'1" remains viii be- conveyed 10 the
stone church cemetery a. Elm Grove.
Tor ufarmeuf
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services today will be Boa charge OF Rev
-. freelaud Peter. rector 81 ST Mat
thcws church Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

tn" regular weekly meeting Of Mystic
Lodge, y. OF r., will be held this even
ing lu the lodge rooms az Elm Grove
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s meeting ~ an divisions ~ the Tae-
tors Ala Committee ~ tna stone
chfIrgh viii be- held Iu Tho church par
lurz Thursday evening
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clue as to the guilty parties had been
found.