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Evening journal., 1915-05-24

just been ordered have been deliver
ed. more than half of all the passon-
ger equipment used on the 1891
miles of railroad OF the system, will
be of all-steel construction. This
number, 1898. is almost one-third of
all the steel passenger cars in the
United States.
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MIR. AND MRS. KEEN ENTERTAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Perot Keen will
give a dinner Wednesday night at
Kynlyn, Bellevue. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs John Fisk, Jr., Of Wynnewood, Pa
DIR. and Mrs Albert Draper Whiting, OF
Philadelphia, entertained at dinner one
night the past week in honor of Mrs
Keen's sister. Mrs. Paul Gillespie, oi
Wyoming Ohio.
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THIS SOME GAME.

The Keystone Juniors defeated the
Eden Colts Saturday by score of 10 to
3, the game being called in the fourth
inning ON account of rain. Eight runs
were made in a single inning, it was said
today. John Mclaughlin, No. S Robin
son street, wants a game with any team
in the city whose players ages range
from u TO IA years.
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GRAnuArES IN DANCING.

Miss Sarah b. Smith. of this city, will
graduate this week from the Vernon
Castle School of Dancing. New York
city. Miss Smith has completed the
regular two months course in five weeks
and will receive the Castle medal for
her work
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
PIONEERS ON OUTING.

Members of the Benevolent Pionee
Literary Association held an outing yes
terday. At baseball the Pioneers de
feated the Shanahan Club, of Philadel-
phia, 4 to 3. There were other events
during the day
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

While walking at Third and West
streets on Saturday afternoon, Edward
Miller, of No. 11O5 Elm street. was
stricken with paralysis. The Phoenix
ambulance removed the aged man to
his home.
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GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL.

Under the auspices of the Epworth
League OF Grace NJ e. Church, a
strawberry festival will be held in
Social Hall on Tuesday evening, May
%.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
SOCIAL AND Personal news

Mrs. Blanch Carr, who has been
spending the winter in Baltimore with
friends and relatives. has returned home
in Christiana, Del.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

incompetent household servants
need not be retained-replace them
hcient. The Wants will solve many
problems of the household.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
FOR THAT TIRED FEg1rNe

Take Horsford' Acid Phosphate.
Excellent for the relief and prevention OF
exhaustion due to Summer heat, overwork OF
insomnia.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

darfina actually grows new. fine
healthy, strong hair: removes dandruff,
stops itching soc from your druggist.
who gives the new Harfna Shampoo
Comb free With each bottle. He re-
funds price II not satisfactory.
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! 3GrOw Hair Like$
sThis Easy|
seeAe@&see&s@&ses%$e@se8s

Every wo-
man knows
that the first
essential to
beauty is a
| u X u liant,
funny. fin e
head Of hair.
You can have
IL II you VIII
start using
Harnna a I
once tn g
most emec-
tive OF all
p re p a r a .
tions for re-
iuvena tin z
scraggy. life
less hair.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

2ll3 Carter St.. Wilmington, DEL
"Ny little boy Of seven years was broken
out with rash on the left side OF his face.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We showing very complete line of flags for both home
yacht purposes We sell only the best grade fast color
cotton Flags and best quality of wool Bunting.
Fast color Cotton Flags5x5 feet 6Oc each 4x6 feet SOC
each; SKIS feet SIPS each 6x9 feet $l.5O each
Best Alwoo Bunting Flags l2x4 feet $l5O each; 5x5
feet $3.50 each S275 EACH 4x6 feet $325 each
feet $i75 EACH feet S625 each; SKIP feet $3.50
each; 9x5 feet $1,000 each; Oxl5 feet Sl5O0 each.
Yacht Fags-2x5 feet S150 each; 2x4 feet $175 EACH
Union Jacks-3x4 feet $500 each; AXIS feet $225 each.
Flag PoIes-S feet 60c each 10 feet 75c each 2 feet
9Oc each.
Galvanized Holders for Flag Poles5Oc 75c and Sl25 EACH
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FEEL

NEW YORK, Oct. Heavy orders
Tor railroad equipment during the week
temporarily diverted attention from war
contracts. Rail mills secured orders for
zz4.OO0 tons estimated for the Chicago
ana Northwestern system, 100. 900 tons
Tor the New York Central system. 10000
tons for the Philadelphia & Reading, rs
600 tons for the Pere Marquette, 1890
tons FOR the Erie and 3 500 tons light
sections for industrial roads.
Car shops took additional orders for
1.2s0 cars and placed contracts for about
$4,000 tons bars. plates and shapes and
are stin negotiating for about 10000
tons OF steel September rail contracts
were the largest since January 1912
Railroad car shortage is acute and 10000
more cars are under negotiation includ-
ing 10000 IL was stated, for the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad system.
Manufacturers OF war munitions for
Great Britain and France placed orders
Tor about $4,000 tons steel bars and
billets. One contract for two million
3.2s inch shells for Great Britain CALI
ing for $4,000 tons steel was closed.
Steel Corporation interests secured
additional contracts for $4,000 tons OF
earoed wire and an Independent took
an order for 5000 tons for 1916 ship
ment. steel exports were the heaviest
products.
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Caldwell. OF near Hopedale. Mrs. Arm
strong does not improve
Rev. Walter Taylor. visited at the
home OF John Cunnard the past week
He left for Chicago. Ill, 10 take a
course in theology.
Frank Morrow, OF Coshocton. was
taken serfously Ill at the home of his
nucle. VIM Walker, one day this week
Miss hyra Taylor and sister. with
Mrs. Ida Cunnard, were in East Rich
land visiting on Wednesday.
Miss Pansy Beck left Monday for Mar
tins Ferry after a-visit with her parents
Mrs. Belle Hicks picked six large
vines.
Mrs. Merritt and daughter. Anna. at
tended missionary meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Leban Lodge on Wednesday.
Mrs. Morrow died at the home OF her
son, Frank. in Coshocton. The body was
brought to the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Tubbs. of New Athens. Interment
at Unity cemetery on Tuesday. Mrs.
Morrow was former resident OF Union
town.
Miss Ethel West and Jess Leisure. OF
Holloway. were married on last Satur-
day. They viii reside In Holloway.
sherman Able and Miss anna Burgy
OF St Clairsville. were married at the
home of Rev. Snodgrass. one day last
week.
Mr. Albert Carman. Of New York. Wis
tied at the home OF VIM. Merritt. on
Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Carman
taught school here thirty years ago.
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Mrs. d. l. Buchanan and Mrs. Sue Lo-
gan attended Cadiz fair Friday.
Profs. +. c. Shively and Burch of our
High school will attend the County
Teachers examination in Steubenville
Saturday.
Mr.; William cheffey has accepted a
position as tipple boss at Brodley
Mr.. Flenniken has opened a new gro
Gerry store one door from Telephone Cen
Miss Ina Barkhurst is on her way
home from a pleasant visit with Detroit
friends.
Miss Graee Henderson was calling on
her friend Miss Carrie Reynard.
High School Literary society will hold
Its first session Friday afternoon. Pa
irons and friends of Education invited
20 attend.
Miss Kate Cox II visiting her sister
Mrs. Fred Hooper of Steubcnville
Mr.; A. G, Dennis won on some fine
floral exhibits at the Fair.
Truant officer l. s. Vale Of Smith,
field township was on duty at Reho-
both Thursday.
The. large barn OF A. u. Moore's was
burned 70 the ground on last Friday
evening. Mr.. John Beckett's Implement
and grain were also destroyed
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. r. ID. 2
OCT Mrs. Z. J.. Howard spent the
past week AZ the home OF ncr daughter,
hrs. X. l.. Timmons. at Triadeiphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clovis. Miss Oar
ing White and her father. Rev White.
and Mr.. Mac Rhoades, left Thurrday
morning for Hundred. w Va. 10 attend
the FUNERAL or Mrs. Clovis cousin
Miss Mabel Rhoadcs and Mr.. Lee
White. delegates Of the Dallas NJ. ~
sunday school left Thursday fo4
Moundsville. W. Va. 70 attend the Sun
day school convention.
Misses Hazel Llsio and Mary CrclEh-
ton left saturday for Wooster. ohio. ar
ter spendinE 60 cets In this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs W, g. Guy and children.
susan and George. spent last sunday al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs y. n. Creigh-
ton.
Miss Mary Morrison spent the eck-end
TN Mrs. r. O. Dlslor.
Mrs J. a. KIRK spent wednesday with
Gienwood
Miss Ruth Powell r. suffering with
neuralgia
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LITTLETON

LITTLEToN. W. Va. oct. s-Mr. and
TO-. EarI Musgravc nave returned to
t9eiF nome ~ Point Marion after a short
Nisit with the lattcr's parents. Mr. ana
MIS-. Charles Muagrove
MISS Arlie foust. OF Fairmont h. Wis
M. and Mrs. r. c. shoitz have yeturn-
sp,.,nlSSinn e e p,. a Few days spent with
Mrs. Lutte Joiiiffe. Of Weston. is Wis
itinF friends here for a few days
Mt and Mrs. Albert McMaster Of
hiundred spent Thursday with friends
Mrs charles Higgins has returned 10
nS,s nome IN Akron after a short visit
Miss Mary Hendis t. visiting friends
IN McMechen for n Few DAYS
Mrs George Mackcy and little son
ruff
Mrs. Ellen Garrison has returned
nome aitcr few days visit with friends
Mrs > R Robinson visited friends IN
cameron Tuesday.
Mrs q. George and daughter. Madeline
Miss Nora Gfuinsham. Of MeMeheop.
~ .lsiunF friends here FOR few days.
Mr. Samuel Poe a. visiting hta brother
a. Huntington for few days
MIS-. Charles Musrrove has returned
home after a short visit with his sister
Mrs. N. o'Lss-y and daughter. Nellie.
l lsit Ihggrsday Tor their home IN Chit
friends IN town
Nj. Lewis Hatfield returned 70 his
home IN Fairmont after a short visit
here with friends
Mrs. p. J. PARCEL. ~ CiarksburE. IL
victims friends hero for n few DAYS
Miss EHale Ashcroft. returned 20 her
home IN Fairmont Tuesday after a short
Welt here with friends
Mrs John Rigcr and family are spend
ing Few days with friends IN Hundred
br. ". ". Lemiey - on the SICK list
this week
Miss Nellie Gloncr. Of shinnston. A.
yieitinF ~ the home % Mrs. Joe Glover
for q few days.
Mr.. Milton kimble ~ spending = few
adEg with friends At Earushaw
MI RAY Howard who underwent a
serious operation ~ the ohio valley hos-
rital Monday. A. getting along a. well
- could b expected and BIS many
friends here hope for speedy recovery
Mrs Cloniand Hlsactt and children are
yisiunE relatives IN Bcnwcod for a few
day.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK, oct. s.-Thc riot of spe-
eulatton I'm war stocks took on a more
vioisnt phase this week. Transactions
ran In excess OF a million and q half
shares for each full session. with a total
OF about s.250.000 for the six days,
while sales OF bonds, at par varue, ap-
proxtmated $50. 100000 this latter item
being exclusive OF private transactions.
Conservative counsels were heard
against the dangers OF such reckless
operations as featured a very consider
ABLE part OF the trading. but the warn
ings appeared to 20 UNDECIDED. IL Is
money exercised severer discrimination
toward collateral in loans. Actual news
the specialties.
Speculation was stimulated by the
agreement on the half billion dollar loan
TO Great Britain and France. provision
being thus assured for the accommoda-
ton OF our foreign customers. rne
amount proves to be the minimum ex-
pected and the cost TO the borrowers was
much higher than expected.
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WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. w Va. Oct At
her home here sunday, sept Is. Mrs.
walter Wilson, ntertained few Of
her friends and relatives with a dinner
ln honor of her Uncle and Amt Mr. and
Mrs samuel Miller ~ Iowa. who left
Tor their home Monday after spending
scine time mere NtsitinE. Among those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. 81 r. nas-
set and children. AR. and Mrs A. A.
49,. - ~. Wy nes
and son ~ Hurch Ridge Mr.. spencer
Hiddle. Mr.. Andrew Matthews Mr. and
Mrs. Chns. Wolfe and children OF Can
tina. AIRS Jane Matthews AR and Ms
Holt Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller.
Mr.. r. H. Miller. Mr and Mrs samuel
MILLER and NJ. and Mrs. walter VIII
son and children.
The remains 81 the late John Austin
Who vas Killed BY a runaway team ln
kansae were sent 20 his former home ~
New Martlnsviiic. TUESDAY
Mr.. william hraEeu o. rIftahurrh
spent the week with his wife who has
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Court N8ua

a, Anderson p Thomas ct al VS.. ]. NJ.
Mereeith; suit for s611.57. also SIs2.s9.
also s5I.55. also 800 all with intsresy
hi,hcart a Bigger. attorneys
James Staten VS. Industrial Commits
finding filed COMMISSION
The ferry license Of S. VI. Marshall nj
~ aiunet' was renewed by court for a
year on payment OF 50
copies Banking Co. VS.. Lena r. FlIi-
OFT et al, settled and dismissed AZ costs
III. r. Swearingen ct al VS.. l. l. Ptensr
~ sons. In this case n. r. Swearfneen
was appointed receiver to take charge OF
Court and jury cases were assi1nsd a.
court NO. 1 on Saturday afternoon
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WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON. W. Va. October d
MI and Mrs Guy 81 Furhes left vrs-
toriaV FOR n months Welt with the lat
terH parents. IN Nebraska.
Margaret r.. Hanley % tha Fairrnont
Normal school spent the weekend with
her mother here
Mra John O'Haro ~ Ciartahurr. IL
tho guest of friends here enroute from
her sister
camden Thorn. % IoEansport. T. quite
ii ~ this time
Mr. and Mrs. McKenna returned yes
fer1nV after n two weeks visit a. Mr.
MrEenna'a home en- Lfnna. ~
lfrn Caleb Burt ia HffnnIfV fnnroVfnr
after 81 operation for nuur udfrffia
Mrs. Gorrel ans GranddauEhtcr. 81
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SMITHFIELD, 0.
School Exhibit Pine.

SMITHF'IELD. o., Oct. 3-The follow
Ing schools competed for the prize OF
20 Tor the best exhibit Of ten or more
vegetables grown by the boys and girls
themselves Blue Ridge. Center. Smith
field Third Primary and intermediate.
ork and Franklin. York school Of
Smithfield township won first prize and
FRANKLIN No. ? won second prize Of 50
Let the good work continue.
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FINANCIAL.

becn ~ az the home q her parents Mr..
ana Mrs. -. ". Boston az Graysviile.
Miss Daisy Erlewlne OF Proctor. who
nas peen spending tho past two weeks
Wlth friends near here returned home
Mr.. @. W. Ruckman % Ryans RIDGE
very seriously iU al NE home "a ,.-..'
Ieer Pr telt BY his friends for ais re-
Mr.. ". W, Yoho and daughter Miss
hoNana or Hurch Ridge were business
Wzltors in Moundsville last Thursday
The condition Of Mrs Mary Jane
hr9Nn or (resnpe Bottom Nko has been
torlou.lY ILl 1. anmn naIlnr.
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STEUBENVILLE

wilson Linn. of Mingo Junct,on a. aySr
.ous 70 Try the new law which permits
,hhuhlelpalities to work its prisoners on
ne streets and roads. The MAYER ts
tired OF harboring a buch OF drunks who
like Mingo their headquarters and who
nr ~ nave any money to pay their fines
~ Is looking up the new law which he
peneNes goes into effect this month ana
ne, ne promises TO put the booze holsters To
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Local Happsnfnrs,

MI; Roy Desseii. OF Pittsburgh. who
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Miller hs =
returned TO J. w. Rigsby.
MT and Mrs Howard Peterson and
son Marne: who have been Visiting At
me nome OF MT. and Mrs, n. L. Walker
returned home Saturday,
Misses Agnes and Anna Murphy. q,
EEarrnington, entertained the rrfendtI,
Sircie at their home on Friday AFTER
Mrs. Martha Smily of New Arexico a..
vvupshi,ting at the home of Mrs. Deboran
Mr.. John McCarty has returned fror,
NJ. WEST ss 70 visit his parents. Mr. and
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

'UNIoNTowN. o.. oct.s.-Miss Emma
; adler OF Akron. went 10 her home In
AKRON. on Thursday, after spending
some time with Mrs. Belle Hicks
Mrs. James Price attended n party at
the home OF Miss Lizzie Major, on Tues
DAY, a. her home in 81. Clairsville.
M. 4. Price and daughter, Mrs Tanner
were Flushing visitors on Thursday.
Cleon Armstrong and brother George
spent Sunday with their mother. who Is
III AT the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
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Middleeourne. are guests of Mrs. sarah

Furbee-
mrs. Zana Blackstone has returned ar
Yer two weeks visit with her daughter
mrs T. G. Smith. at West Milford.
mrs. ;. w; futile and daughters. Mary
ana Ada will leave today for their new
home in THIN. o.
Mrs. NJ. S. Thompson of this city. Is
nursing Mrs. CHRISTOPHER Schaufner
tnrough a critical case of sickness at
81 Marys hospital in Clarksburg. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rarb lef, ves,.r-
DAY Tor visit with relatives in Grafton
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Realty THnsfsr.

DAVID Davidson to John Lowe z lots
H9llodIeoerg. 500; David Davidson TO John
Sbres,1,TTy' lots, Middleberg. S24; steu-
fowIewski; lot. city, $3.50; HORACE sim
mons 70 John Siekler. Notes. steuben-
VIE township. 81 Harvey Overly 10
James Notice, pebble bank LOT rttv
SZ.IoO; Mary Hosenfeld 10 Beech FIats
Soal co. 35.2ia.. Wells township 81 600:
george Henry 20 John Orr, lot city. 81:
Harvey overly 20 Michael Krontz. pebble
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Entertatnuneut

NEW MARTINsVILLE w. Va. Oct.
ss-Friday evening. October s. there will
De an entertainment given by Miss Max
S ne Oper, at st. Johns NJ. r. church
SSouth. under the auspices of Eftzgerald
IEpMorth League. She will present
1ckens Christmas Carol" Selections
on the pipe organ will also he renderad
MISS Josephine Young Eloise Clark
me admission will be taken at the door
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Entsrtains for Quests.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koontz entertain
60 number OF friends at dinner Monday
evening at their home on Virrinta stree,
complimentary TO their guests Mr. and
MIS-. Harry Greig. OF Minneapolis MINI
tertained with a S o'clock dinner in their
honor' at her home on Maple avenue.
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COLERAIN
Twsntisth Century clnh.

cor r5 80 IN IN 81 Stnp. A..
.. J. Brakin pleasantly entertained the
Twentieth Century club Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent in
games and at a seasOnable hour dainty
refreshments were served. The follow
ing members were present. Mr. and
Mrs. dgar Fell. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Negues. Mr.
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Marriage Licenses.

=, Ciiford ". Rayl. IS years. and AIDA
Nj. Black. "a years. OF Adena.
Herbert Belts. % years. and Paulin.
JAWS - years. OF Mt. Pleasant
al So Hh cage. - years, OF McKeesport.
Creek VI Asiahq
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Church Socfettes-

Mrs. Ed: Duerr was hostess to the
Daisy Circle OF the First NJ T.. church
Maple avenue. VII
The Dorca Club. OF ST. Johns NJ. z.
church South. was entertained Wednes-
DAY afternoon by Mrs. J. G. Close
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tan church. was entertained BY Mrs
Everett Travis. at her home on Wetzel
street, Thursday afternoon.
MI. !. ID. Morgan was hostess TO the
ladies' Aid Of the First NJ. f church.
lhursady afternoon, at her home on
Franklin street
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Rucksr Yunsral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
me infant child. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder
nucker. OF Colerain. which died Thurs
Gay morning, were held Friday al 2
o clock Mrs. Florence Starbuck ana
JACOB Maule had charge of the seryices
ihterment was made at Pennington
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HAMMOCK

HAMMOCK. oct. 3.-The bridge across
me wheeling creek. west OF town. broke
whien l4eH Gregg. OF Belmont went 10
take MS engine and ensilage cutter
across on Saturday afternoon
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MT. HOREB, 0.

Mt HoREH. q. oct 1.-Nr. ana Ms
Coy tonaNaY and daughter Carmel.
spent sunday nt Henry Ienewein'a
Mf. ollie srhlTer Waa calling A.
HcalisVllle O.. Thursday
Mr.. Lenaa Powell who IL fearhtrr
school a. Hunter. o. spent safurfsV
ant sunday at CLYDE Crum's o. HeaIial
VILE. O
THE vicinity wednesday.
Dalton Powell ard family and George
Iowell gu from bethesda. O.. spent sun
day az James powcira
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Eteraina

=, MT and Mrs. George Il. Umstead de-
iishttully entertained the members OF
the choir OF st. Johns NJ. T. church al
tnelr home on Maple avenue Friday eve
hng. The evening was spent socially
and refreshments were served
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New Marttn.vtll. arssf.

Sturms. Of Fslsom. is visiting
- Miss Marie Msushursh, who has been
the guest OF Miss Kathryn McCaskey.
has returned 70 her home in Pittsburgh'
Mrs Helen Phillips and daughter Miss
harriett. have returned from a visit
with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. Pearl Weekley OF Sistersville Is
VISITING her parents. AIR. and Mrs 3 l.
Robinson, OF Railroad street
Mrs. r. J. Templeton has returned
county. ''N
Miss Esta Buscoms left ThurSday
morning for Clarksburg. where abe Will
Visit friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Bert Messeriy. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Ed Ducrr has returned 10
her nome at Toledo. q.
Mrs. Walters, OF Mstamoras. O.. is
visiting Miss Hannah Bishop. on Maple
avenue.
w. ". Miller has returned from an
extended auto trip in the east
Mr.. \. +. Bartlett and little son have
returned to their home In Clarksburg.
after visiting relatives In the city.
Mrs Meredith. who has been the guest
or Mrs John Slender, on Maple avenue
returned 70 her homo In Marietta. q.
Miss Anna Witchecy Is VISITING
friends In Cumberland. Nd
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Notorsd FROM nronro. oonn,v

his mother. Mrs. John Donahue ~ Nc.
Sonnelsville. Morgan county. o.. arrived
mere on Monday, having made the trim
az the home Of 9. y. Lee Henry Taylor
and John Taylor. and Mrs Martha fay
leave for home on Friday.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

Inc Daily intelligencer will be found
On sale at Agsr's Cigar and Fruit, stano.
msin street lannon's Cigar and Fruit
sTSssnd. Moses Thomas Fruit stand John
rhomss' Fruit stand. at depot
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Normal School

The smithfieid County Normal is now
assured as the Board OF Education met
al the National Bank and elected David
superintendent for five years and comes
with abundant experiences to make IL a
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and Mrs. q. a, Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Wneeier. MI and Mrs. L. c. Star
puSk. Mr.. and Mrs c. K Hogue ana son.
nnooert and Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Brackin
Iney had as guests: Misses Esther and
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ProbatA Cottr

WIN OF William May was probated.
Application In estate Of John Vallmer
10 transfer real estate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-04

AZ the first Of the year. accordine
20 a government estimate. there were
lss.aIf0O0 farm animals IN the
United States. n gain IN a year OF
about 7.922.OO0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-04
smtthfield Briefs

Quartet. The first number is Tuesday
night October 5th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-04
rhimblo Climb.

Mrs sara Hall entertained the mem
oers OF the Thimble Club Friday after
noon at her home on Maple avenue. The
aIternoon was spent socially and in
,hsnSy work. and at o'clock a delicious
lunch was served by the hostess