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Douglas Island news., 1915-05-19
The NOrthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

The Chichagof mine is said to clean up S3,5OO a day.
 The vets have a majority at Valdez of nearly three to one.
 Court at Ketchikan will continue un. til the last of the month.
 A Ketcbikan carpenter shop turns out a complete skiR every three hours.
 Valdez has discovered a short cut to the head of Cook inlet via Portage bay.
 George vogel, postmaster at Haines, has rendered his resignation to the department.
 Title to the famous Cliff mine is in volved in a suit to be tried in the fed eral court at Valdez.
 In accord with the eternal fitness of things, Skagway has druggist whose name is "Bonebrake."
 Seward took her stand on the side of the wets by a vote of 365 vets, l05 drya and 8 refusing to vote.
 A Cordova paper declarrs that the government might stop the rush to Seward by announcing chat only Alas kaus need apply.
 If the experts keep on figuring, they may presently announce that Alaska is a billion dollar country. It is half way there already.-Seattle Times.
 According to present plans the Cop per River & Northwestern railway will maintain it's present schedule of two trains a week throughout the summer
 That Stroller White, of the White horse Star. still wauders about nighte is evident when we read the following item in his paper: Mosquitos made their appearance here several evenings ago aud are now both numerous and active along the waterfront and in the bush.
 The Cassiar Transportation Company of Wrangell, has incorporated under the laws of Alaska. The company is empowered to engage in the transpor. tation business principally on the Stikine river and adjacent waters, to operate a cannery or other fishing in dustry, to run sawmills, acquire and develop mines, or develop water power for the production of electricity.
 The Alaska Commercial Company has chartered the steamer Alliance now lying idle at Portland, and will dispatch her on May 9 for the Shuma gin islands, Akutan, Unalaska and ali points on the Kuskokwim river as fal as Bethel. The vessel will carry pas sengers, mail, express and freight. The 1 Alliance was operated to Alaska during the famous Klondike gold rush. The steamer was built for this trade anc carried hundreds of mining men from Serttle to Skagway, bound for che in terior.
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BELMONT, OHIO

BELMONT. o. aug. t3-Mr and
Mrs Emmett Powell and children. OF
Captua. visited at the home OF 7. j.
Hatcher. Of Lampsyillo. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs VIM NcKclvcy and
children visited az the home OF Frank
Patterson. near Bethesda. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs George Kemp spen.
Saturday and sunday with home folks
near Belmont Ridge.
Dir. and Mrs Harvey Hatcher and
daughter. Martha. spent few days
with home folks Of Iampsy.lIs. mis
week
Mrs Uonthorne and children. az
Armsfrona.s Mills. visited AZ inc home
of John Harris. from Friday until Sun.
day
Nossra Lewis and Oscar Hatcher
we're calling Of Hunter. sunday even
Ing
ur Church. Of Harncsvllo. preached
very interesting sermon af Nf Zion.
Sunday afternoon.
There VIII bc picnic at Hunter.
Saturday August 2eth
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MT. HOREB, o.,

MT HOREB. Ohio. August "a
Mr. borsc Hatcher called ON his faith
er u NJ. Hatcher. Saturday afternoon.
Misses Jennie and Ruth Evans and
nephew Charles Coleman attended camp
meeting az Jerusalem. ohio. sunday and
sunday night
=. NJ. Powell was business caller At
Jake Darises. Monday
Fred Russell was out looking for "A
hired hand Monday
Lou Moore passed through this vicin-
ity Monday on his way home from View
ing his thrc-hiug territOry.
Mouford Davis and lady friend attend
IN camp meeting at Jerusalem saturday
evening
Miss Elsie Wheeler was delivering an
order Tuesday for the Pure Food 60.
Mr George Brown attended League
40 the Mt Zion ". T.. church sunday
evening
The farmers az this community are
AZ very busy getting their harvesting
All done
Tho most Of the thrcshiug outfits are
very busy ae there is quite great deal
Of grain 60 be threshed this year
IT. >. Hatcher and son Lewis Of near
belmont. o.. was motoring through this
section last Thursday
Coy touowav vH4 out buvIug stock
last week. also was a business caller AZ
belmont. o.. Saturday.
MI and Mrs Uanu Ma-hburn loft Fri
day for an extended visit with their
home folks down Iu Miami county. Cd
Misses Mary and Mabel Hatcher OF
Belmont. o.. q. D. so. q Or spending "a
few days this week with T.. " FoweiTs.
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officer Kelly last evening on a
charge OF disorderly conduct.
J. ]. Holloway will deliver an ad.
dress on North Fourth street this
evening and no doubt a large crowd
viii be present
At the meeting OF the local aerie
OF Eagles held last evening arrange
ments were completed for their ami.
versary banquet this evening
Today win be Reilly" day at the
park and no no doubt a large crowd
will be present
The employees OF the Haskins Glass
plant VIII be handed their weekly
pay today.
Al Of the mines north Of the city
are making good time and more men
are going 20 work each day.
\ social session was the closing
feature OF the meeting Of the I'm
proved order OF Rcd Men last even
ing.
Several cases will be given atten-
ton in Mayor Yycons court this
evening. tie arrests being made yes
terday.
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Miss Catherine Sommers will return
nome today after vacation spent at
llpe Creek and other points
Mrs. G. G. Hoffner left yesterday ar
ternoon to visit friends and relatives
az Barberton for \ few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett crow OF Claws.
Nllle. Pa, are the guests OF local
friends Tor a FEW days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keilman OF gary.
ind-' are spending few days with
Mrs. +. NJ. Grover.
=. y. Boggs o. Barton was a bust.
ness visitor IN this city yesterday
Miss Helen Mcconnell. OF Pittsburgh
mas returned home after a short visit
In this city.
Mrs. Fred Furer. OF Stcubenvtue. ia
mere the guest OF Mrs. Charles Sprague
Misses Norma and Marie Muhlenan
are the guest OF relatives In Williams
town. W Va
Miss blanche Gillespie has returned
from a Two weeks vacation at Somer-
Mrs. George r. Schcetz and daurbt-.
Mary. have returned from a visit with
relatives az Tacoma.
Many local fans will attend the bali
Z game on League park this afternoon
, Any Items OF Interest for this pauer
can be left al Roberts and Fredrick !
drug store.
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and Mrs Edgar Fell attended chautau-
qua at Bethesda Thursday.
Mrs Harry Harris and daughter. Mrs.
tittingcr. Of Canton. O.. are visiting at
the home OF her mother. Mrs Jam.
Mailin.
Misses Flo Marker and Mabel Far-
mer OF Martins Ferry were callers In
1olerain saturday evening
Mrs Rachel Audbert OF Little wash
lnEton. IL visiting AZ the home OF MI
and Mrs J. ". Walker
Mr.. Lester James OF Wheeling spent
Thursday evening at the home OF Il. j.
Thomas.
Misses clara Yost and Marjorie Hold
en- were Wheeling shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. r. 4. Bailey was a Wheeling
shopper Thursday
Miss Rosa Wheeler spent Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs W. A.
Wheeler.
AIR j. W Rigsby was a caller In
Cultrain Friday morning
Mr. Fred Adolph OF Bridgeport. was
a business caller IN Colerain Thursday
evening.
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Miss Cora Workman, OF Gravel
Hill. has returned from a visit with
friends AZ Woodsheld.
Mrs. Clara Hughes and daughter
Of Forty-third street. arc guests OF
friends 40 Pittsburgh.
Miss Luella Crow. OF this city. is
spending a few days with friends al
Woodsfold
Chris Jensen. OF Mingo. e. spend
Ing a few days with Rellair friends
Mr. and Mrs r l. Bowman have
gone 10 Mt Clemens. Mich. where
they will spend a few weeks
Miss Pearl COEney OF Chicago. "a
n guest Of Miss Marie Zweig on Jcf.
ferson street
Misses Wayne and Grace Robinson
and Mrs ~ - Cowan have returned
from visit with friends at tamira
Mr. and Mrs James ID Ward ~
YOUNGSTOWN. are guests Of her mother
Mrs VI v Miller on Gravel Hu
Mrs Stella shepherd and daughter
.of Indianapolis. Ind are guests %
Mrs. y. r. Trayers on South Belmont
street
Miss Edna Wallace Of Columbus.
Dr. guest o. friends here
Miss Margaret Sellers entertained
friends last evening At her homo on
Belmont street
Mr. and NrF Albert Wilson have ro.
turned from a visit with friends I'd
Ianoavliic
Mrs Luke Warorc- of Gas CITY
Ind. Is visiting Mrs John Waroncr on
Gravel Hu
Miss katherine Sells ~ Reading
Pa, % visiting friends in the city.
Emil D0rrr haa returned from q trim
fo Cleveland and Detroit
lawrence Stngnr OF Gravel Hu
ia spending q few days with rrieuaa
90 Epworh park
n P Hlumrnbrrr and family ~
Gravel HUu viii leave today Tor d
visit with friend 90 Marietta
Mrs John Madden viii return f0
her home ln Cambridge today after a
visit with rrIafivra hero
HuEh NcNIrn bias returned % &c.
Clairsv'lle. after visit with friends
here
George Howard ~ sfeubcnvIuo. fs
spendIng r few days with Eelaire re
iafivca
Wr and Wr- georra Myers of
Thirty nfH street. orc visiting rrn
lives at &c. Cialuvluc.
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Threatened 10 shnnt

Mrs Thomas Cochran was fined s.
and costs for hourishing a revolver IN
a threatening manner Some one left
an automobile standing In front OF
her home on Belmont street and she
became very angry. and when the
owner refused TO move the car she Sc
cured revolver and threatened to
hll the tireF fun Of holes The owner
OF the car reported the matter TO
squire Minder and a warrant for the
woman was issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Tho LOYAL Kn.ehts OF mo World
will hold their regular meeting Mon
day evening
Tho TIN mill closed down this
morning az O'Clock. making fuiI
week
Tho Lady Moose Circle held q well
attended meeting in their bali last
evening
Tho Salvation Army conducted cor
v.rcE 81 tho corner 81 Sixth and
Hanover street last evening
Grover Doughty was arrested bv
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in. M core, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds Of Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Interest To Local People

Word was received In this city
Yesterday afternoon from Chicago TO
the effect that Ben Watkins a form
er resident OF this city hard been ar
rested In that city charged with en-.
bezlement. u Is said that he is impIl.
Gated with i've other men that charge
being preferred by an express com.
pany. Mr.. watkins only recently lett
this city after a visit with relatives
and they were shocked when the word
was received
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wheeling Man Fined.

Charged with being intoxicated
while driving an automobile, In viola.
ton Of an Ohio statute, William
Honeker. OF Wheeling was arraigned
before Mayor Wassman yesterday and
pleaded guilty to the charge lie was
hned $25 and costs which was paid.
The charge was the result OF an acci.
dent Thursday night. when Honeker,
who was driving an automobile. crash.
cd INTO the rear of the Ford runabou;
driVen by Mrs. -. W. Cooper. who had
as her companion Mrs J. s. Mcclellan
Both women sustained slight injuries
The accident occurred at Scramm
crossing just north OF Bellaire and
Honeker WAS placed under arrest by
the Bellaire police. Before Mayor
Wassman he admitted that he had
been drinking some and was fined the
minimum under the statute.
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Three foreiEners. a woman and two
men from The upper part of tho cts
were given hearing in Mayor
NFcoua court lasf evening and were
i..-od ten and costs which thcy
paid. colored woman who was
arrested Thursday evening vas hand
'd twenty-five and costs. ON die.
orderly CHARGE
Grover Ioughfy woa arrested last
evening on O. charge of disturbing n
IeliRiouf meeting 40 tho corner OF
Sixth and Hanover street
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the hills OF Monroe county CT,

the bills OF Monroe county. Six
groundhogs were devoured IN add.
ton 10 menu that would tempt the
appetite OF king. The supper was
prepared by 7. p. Phillips. who acted
as chief cook. and all themembers OF
the Grounding club and their guests
we're unstinted in their praise in the
culinary knowledge shown by Mr..
Phillips. The guests OF honor were
contractor Charles Gate and Frank
Mcmillan. That the supper was en-
enjoyed was disclosed by the content.
ment OF each guest as he left the
table filed to overlooking when the
feast began but empty when they
departed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Word was received In this city yes
tcrday 70 tho effect that Howard Green.
former resident OF this city. ND
died az his home IN Cleveland. after \
lingering illness OF complication of
diseases. Tho remains will arrive In
this city this evening and will be tax
On 10 the home Of HE father. Joseph
Green. on Jefferson street. from which
place the services will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the market and lawn fete
which will be given his evening on
the grounds surrounding the Central
school by the Rose % sharon class of
the First VI +. sunday school Susie
viii be furnished by an orchestra anu
refreshments OF all Kinds Will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Tho forcible detention suits flsr
against tho owners OF the boat houses
near the Riverside Bridge works has
been dropped a. tho residents started
To- move their boats yesterday. This
VIII De welcome news % the River.
.ide Bridge Works and they % once
decided to drop the cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Mchile Erinsh W. Ira Blackburn. suit
Tor 5000 % damages The suit D. based
ON check the clerk Of court paid Black
burn as attorney for pIafutiff Tor
azbtsh out Of which Blackburn paid him
tl-5 also that Blackburn converted to
.l- own use check Tor SIS paid by the
National Exchange Bank 10 Hiackburn
which money was plaintiffs. Sweeney 4
White attorneys
Bertha a. Notocheig We Theo n Nofo-
chek. divorce granted for wiIfuI Alb
Hcuco.
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One % the enjoyable social furc
lions Of tho week was that OF iasf
evening when r. supper was served at
Moore Bros cafe on Union street tv
r. p Phillips W.. A schramm. MAYOR
WaFsmau James Fitfnn crawford
Phillips Robert MeGraw and Frank
Amber The guests Included tho
members 81 The "groundhor rfuh A."
and few friends and tho piece 10
fcHistonco was Eroundhog fresh from
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Twelfth AnnIver.arx

The local Aerie OF Eagles viii ceie-
orate the twelfth anniversary OF the
founding OF the order this evening IN
an elaborate maner az their nah on
North Fifth street. Music for the
evening will be furnished by sum
mers band. a banquet will be served
and souvenirs viii be given TO ladies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

81, Ihe county budget commission visited
1900 SIDE yesterday morning whsre an.
metiners y council were interviewed re-
sardinF the appropriation or,fnsn~s
men Va recently rassgd. They Mil
maze their report later.
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Wife Heater EInad

John Kugen. a foreigner. and a
benedict OF a few days seemed TO
tire suddenly OF the woman he swore
TO love and protect" and proceeded
TO show her he didn't mean that
when he engaged in battle with his
wife The woman's screams attrac-
ted Officer Marx and Constable Ira
Vers and the man placed under ar
rest. Yesterday he was given a hear
ing before Squire Minder and fined
81 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The final game OF the Central Lea.
que season in this city will be played
tomorrow afternoon on the League
park and a record breaking crowd is
expected 10 be IN attendance. There
VIII still be few exhibition games
played on the field before the season
closes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

One OF the largest pays TO be hand.
cd out in this city for some time will
be distributed today TO the employees
OF the various factories in this city as
nearly all OF them will pay their EN-.
ployes. The largest sum will be hand
ed out at the tin mill az they have
been In steady operation for some
time.
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Chimney Plant as.um..

orty-elght chimney shops. were nut
N operation at GIN Bros glass factory
AZ toronto yesterday. These. with four
paste mold and six lantern globe shops
brlnE the total Of shops in operation an
20 htty-eight providing employment for
In the neiEhbOrhood Of three b,trdreJ
employees. Indications are that the pres
eht hre VIII hc one 81 tho best tn the his
tory Of that PLANT
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Flaht at Laat Chance-

vicious fight is said to have oc-
CURED last night near the Last
Chanee saloon In the extreme south
ern portion OF the city. Several men
had an argument over some trifling
AFFAIR and blows followed Two OF
the men seems 10 have been badly
beaten and 1t Is likely that warrants
will be Issued.
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Many 70 Retheada

Bellaire will be well represented at
EpWorth park today. the attraction
being Governor Frank B. Willis.
Among those who will attend the ses-
sion OF the chautauqua today are
howard Snedeker. Wayne Archer.
-. Clair Archer, Lee Levy. Madison
Aldredge' James F. Anderson. Henry
Cowen and others.
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STEUBENVILLB


STU bt.NNILLE. o.. Aug. Is-Mrs
kebccca Davidson. who lived near Ham
HlohdsNille. was fatally injured and died
IA short time on Thursday afternoon.
que TO being struck by "a small stone.
blasted from a stone quarry. and thrown
-e0 feet. striking her in the back and
SIDE. She was 55 years Of age An in
quest Is being held hy the coroner
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Ferm.r R,,Ldsnt n..a

Thomas 70 Fish. q former resident
o' ShadyE.dc. died 40 HE home in Los
Angeles Wednesday night Mr Fish
was thirty seven years Of ace and is
survived hy n number OF relatives fn
This vicinity lntcrmeut viii boz made
In Ioa AnanIna
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VIII occunx pulnL.

Rev. 5 C. Gamble OF West PhiIa-
delphia arrived In the city yesterday
afternoon 10 visit al the home OF Mrs
CANDLES parents. Mr and Mrs T.
c. Boyd. Rev Gamble will nave
charge OF the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
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ceraItIon Critical

The Ramsey miner that was re.
moved 10 the local hospital Thursday
afternoon sunerins from injuries sus-
tained In a fan Of stone ~ the Ram.
sey mine earlier in the DAY was re-.
ported 10 be In a critical condition
last evening lie Il sim FAR from
being out OF danger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

% 10 last evening no clue had bcen
ooialned TO the party Who attempted
10 rob the Sayelsburg tailoring shop
early Thursday morning While the
police have good clue no arrests had
been made but one l. expected n the
next few hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Howard Craig. who was injured in
fall from the Butchers excursion In
the upper part Of the city late Thurs.
day evening Is improving at the local
hospital and unless unforeseen compli-
cations set In he will recover. The
worst injuries are about his head.
where several gashes were cut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

elections OF Belmont county. This IL
necessary whether nominated or not.
Those who were nominated Will not
secure certificates Of nomination until
their expense accounts are filed. Blank
Tor this purpose can be secured from
the clerk Of the election board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

a pie social will be given this even.
ing in the Patton's Run school house
and arrangements arc being made TO
take care Of large crowd. Various
amusements have been arraigned for
theIevening and all kinds OF refresh.
mehts will be served during the even.
ing.
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Amerieua cIuh Meetlnn

Members OF the Americas club will
mold a regular meeting Monday even
Ing AT the home OF Paul Fred. on
North Jefferson street. A business
session will be held after which a
watermelon feast viii be enjoyed by
the members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

homer Dryden 81 Wheeling was boun-
over % the Belmont county, srard g.
festerday Afternoon in Mayor Schaffer .
court On The charge Of rickinr the poct
- 81 William Rechnsr nh. off.,s.
" a. CON United ~ the two men w~r.
WaltinE on street car 20 come 10 Ma
tins Ferry. lie viii be taken TO -
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BRIDGEPORT


The ladies' q the Lancaster Charel
I've comrleted arrangements Tor a flr-
- -nip and chicken supper which viii
o. given On the chapel fhIs evening anf
ARK crowd from this cfty Is rnailna
rIAnEeuenta % attend Music Ntll -
Ltsslsl d4rins the evening by an or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Mrs. John a. Schick entertained a
party Of friends last evening 30 her
homo on North Jefferson street A
number Of out of.town guests were In
attendance. During the evening a sup
per was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Coroner Henry Rogor yesterday re-.
r'iNed new ambulance and caaket
wagon and 90 is ono of the finest boz The
city, being one OF rho latest models
The carriage has been placed in th,
krim livery and is.fosdy for use 90
once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

nhree arrests were made by the local
police last evening an on the charge
OF drunkenness and all were ed
the usual nnos. The two men that
Mere arrested on the charge OF fighting
Thursday evening were given a hCarinr
last evening The out or town man by
the name or McGrew was nned five and
costs Whlle thc local man was releasel
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MARTINS FERRY


Al a late hour last evening funeral
arrangements had not been competed
Tor the late Charles Dodd the lower
town colorec man Who dropped dead
thursday evening a. be was about
To leave his home FOR a bucket OF
water. Il IL expected thar the funeral
VII b. held tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Services 90 tho South Beuaire VI
2. church sunday Will be in charge Of
the pastor. Roy. p. ~ Hart Mr. Hart
has just returned from hia vacation
and will be a "bulletin-scrmon" on
"ffn.dOcra
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VIII Entertaln cla..

Miss Pearl Albright will entertain
the members OF the Beliaire High
school class OF 1914. al her home
near Wegee. the latter part OF the
month. II will be the annual re.
union OF the class and all the mem.
bers have been invited to attend.