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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb o. - Okla.
homa! Fair Wednesday and Thurs.
day; not much change in temperature.
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BIG FIRE AT BALLINGER, TEXAS.

Continued on Page Two.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
MAKES PROSPERITY
Automobile Industry Employs Thou
sands Of Mechanics and Pay
Rolls Are Large.

Every dollar expended in motor
cars is just so much money contrib.
uted TO the general prosperity of the
country declares John y. WHY'S,
president OF the Willys-overland Com.
pany. Every automobile purchase
means that hundreds OF people are
profting by the investment. The con.
version OF raw material into finished
cars and parts is putting millions OF
dollars every month into the pockets
OF machinists. foundrymen. trimmers.
assemblers and other master work
men. These men in turn are handing
over their money to the butcher. the
baker. the grocer. the merchant and
the banker.
Figures as to the number of men
who gain a livelihood through this
single Industry are not available be
cause of the various allied trades in.
volved. But there are garage men.
statesmen. tire makers. manufacturers
Of accessories and electrical equip.
ment. leather merchants. steel men
and makers of other products. who.
with an enormous army Of employees.
profit directly or indirectly by the
manufacture and sale OF motor cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
LADY RIDERS
Writes for Permission TO Enter IN
Some Of the Races Staged by
Wheeling Motorcycle Club.

]. Landon Bier. president OF the
Wheeling Motorcycle Club. has re-
ceived communication from two lady
riders in the east asking that the be
given a chance 10 ride in this city on
some date that has been set for the
holding OF one OF the races. This
matter was taken UP at the last week
ly meeting OF the club and il will
likely be acted on favorably.
Some information concerning the
races OF the Wheeling Motorcycle Club
for the coming season having reached
the lady riders they Immediately made
application to ride here for an exhibi.
would be on their way to the west al
that time and would like to show the
boys in the vicinity OF Wheeling that
they are not the only ones who can
ride a motorcycle.
As yet no date has been set for this
exhibition. but Il practically decided
that they will be allowed to ride and
IL is likely that this will prove one OF
the biggest drawing cards OF the sea
son II the event is staged. The mot
ter will be taken up at another meet
ing and their communication ans
wered..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
TO INCREASE
MEMBERSHIP
WHEELING MOTORCYCLE CLUE
TO INACCURATE CAMPAIGN
FOR NEW MEMBERS.
Members viii be Divided Into Two
Teams and Losing Side viii Ban
quet the Winners

The members of the wheeling No
torcyele club are making preparations
Tor the opening of a membership con
test within the mex few days At the
meeting held last Tuesday evening II
was decided that the club would be
divided into two teams for the pur.
pose Of securing all motorcycle riders
as members OF the organization.
While the present members are no,
tagging In interest IL is their inten.
ton TO raise the membership Of the
club. II possible. to the 100 mark
This they think viii be a compara.
lively easy matter. as there are easily
more than that number OF riders in
ms vicinity and the program as plan.
ned Tor the coming summer is attract.
ing the attention of many riders.
not only from this city but from sur.
rounding towns.
II IL likely that the club will be di.
Niied In two teams at the next meet.
ing and at that time each team will
De given name and plans for their
work outlined. One condition will
&c imposed and that will be that
,he losing team will be compelled 10
banquet the other The campaien
when staged will last until the 100
members are taken in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
WEST LIBERTY
Extension School

WEST LIBERTY. W. Va, Feb IL
The Agriculture Extension school con-
Quoted at the West Liberty Normal
building. February 16 TO 10, promises
very interesting program. The citi-
zens OF West Liberty and vicinity en-
Joyed the meeting OF last year very
much and are again looking forward
10 treat next week in that line OF
work. The program consists OF some of
the pest talent OF Morgantown. Bethany.
Madington and West Liberty. The
Home Economics department will be
especially interesting to the ladies OF the
community. Misses Rachel Colweu EVA
Deyo. Elizabeth Armstrong demonstrate
ing. Papers on Home Topics" by Mrs.
Royce and Mrs. Newton. OF Warrington.
The Planning OF Meals" by Mrs.
Rachel II. COlwell, is a subject that all
VIII want TO hear. The program 20 be
given BY the Farming school on the eve
ming Of February 18th promises to
be quite unique in its conception. The
opening of the Hope Chest" should be
or Interest 10 all the citizens OF the
community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
C0LERAIN

CoLERAGN. o.. Feb. 1s.-Mr. and NJ
Ott Godfrey pleasantly entertained /,
number OF their friends with a marty
thursday evening at N o'clock Dainty
refreshments were served. The follow
ing guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Don sharon. Of Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mllton Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
Sltiln' Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brown and
ar. and Mrs. OFT Godfrey; Misses Ethel
anu s,.li, biHnche Berry. Msrgarst and Mary
Bailey. Maud McCarty. Myrtle D,n,y.r
Florence and Leona Clark. Edith ana
cara host. Nevada Sharon: Mcssds
frank DUNCAN. Horace Clark Walter
Iratt' NJ. j. Westlakc Merle Wcstlake
Robert Sharon and Elmo Nickers-
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WARNING!
SHARP CURVES
SOUND HORN
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OHIO COUNTY.
OHIO COUNTY.

The above is q copy OF the large
signs that will be placed. by the Coun-
~ Commissioners OF Ohio county,
throughout the county. this spring.
Just as soon as the weather opens up.
and travel over the country roads be-
gins. the fifty signs will be posted.
They are made of cast Iron in one
piece. The letters are raised ana
stand out from the back ground. the
Letters being painted yellow and the
background Is red. Each sign is about
20 by Is inches in size. They win be
oolted TO substantial posts placed at
either approach 10 a dangerous curve
on the roadway. where they can be
seen. and asst as a warning 10 the au-
toist or other pedestrian. unfamiliar
with the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The VI. r club will meet Saturday,
AFTERNOON at goo y. m. at the home OF
MISS Marjorie Murdoch in Mt Pleas
ant
Mrs. James Wiley is improving after
being confined TO her home for several
days.
The Twentieth Century club win meet
saturday evening al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Fell in Colerain.
Considering the night. quite a large
crowd attended the Gaze Walk held in
Colerain public school. Friday evening.
neat sum was cleared.
Miss Nelma Williams Of Bartoni at
evening.
Miss Alma Arm was the guest OF Miss
Mildred Boyd. Friday evening.
Mr.. Earl Leatherwood of Upland. spent
Friday evening I'm Colerain.
q. \. Miller was a business caller In
Wheeling Monday.
The West Minister Guild or Farming
Ton. VIII meet saturday afternoon at the
nome Of Miss Edith and Esther Walker
Mr.. Floyd Marker and sister. FIo of
Martins Ferry. spent Friday and sat
urday al the home of Miss Hazel Full
ton.
Mise Irene Horton who has been quite
ill In East Richland. with a severe at
tack OF asthma is able TO be- around
again.
Miss Hazel Fulton attended the re-
NlNal meeting .n Pleasant Grove Sunday
and Monday evening.
Ar Ava HuntSman Of st. ClairsyilIe
- visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. james EpsIcy and two
children Of Martins Ferry. spent Thurs
day az the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Weir.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley EucI,er ana FAM
iIy have moved into the Charley Lash
property.
Tho Christian Workers League of
'oicrnin. held q very interesting meet
ing in the ". e. =. q. hall sunday eve
Ming. being conservation meeting quite "a
number responded TO roll call Mr. Edgar
Fen was leader and also received four
new members
Mr. Merle wcstlake has purchased a
Ford car.
Miss Rachel Hrst spent Friday and
saturday ir Wheeling visiting friends
hay" moved To- SmitbHcld. o.. whore Atr
Tabor have taken up WORK
Miss Kate Major mas returned 10 Sc
attic. Washington. 90 take up work in r.
new hospital al th8t place.
g. ii Walker and son Paul. were Bar
ton callers Thursday.
Mr. }. W. Walker who has bocu sick
for some tim, ls improving slowly.
H.
q. d. Walker. ~ C0l,rufn. met with an
accident and viii Do confined 90 his
home for "a few days
Dr clifford Foraker. ~ Monessan. Pa.
was tho guest of bis sister. Mrs. J. w
walker. Monday and Tuesday.
MI William Lash. of Kansas. spaut
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. J.
W. walker
M"ssrF M'rl" Wsstlsk0 and Wallace
Walker attended the basket ball game
DOB Martins Ferry "wednesday evening.
VI and Mrs. Charley Lash spent Mon
DAY 1I fhD home of Mr.. and Mr.. Frans
Beck af Pheasant Grove.
Mr a. lf Wplker and T.. O. gtarbuck.
attended thr revival meeting in Pleas
ant Grove. wednesday evening.
Air.. Charley Lash is 800 nt her home.
Quit. n number from ColsraIu attend
thr Cake walls boz barton. "wednesday
evening. which was held In tho Miners.
ball under lhc auspices 1r Barton pub
Ur school
ST. Ealph Boyd was o. bu-. mess call.
,r DOB E1rton. Thursdny morning
Miae clara Nuef who has been the
guest OF hrr sister. Mrs newton Ne.
MILAN in Wisiua. Pa has returned
home.
Nr and frs. parrah and daughter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
HIGHWAY FRACAS
Two cities Of Utah squabbIe Over
the Course Of the Lincoln High
way Through Mormon State.

Officials OF the Lincoln Highway as
ISOLATION are nonplussed over a con-
tention being carried on between the
cities of Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Utah. The route planned by the OF.
hcials before the issuance OF the or
iginal proclamation passed through
salt Lake City. Later at the request
OF Governor William Spry. OF UtaL
the route was re-arranged to include
Ogden.
This city has since made desper.
ate efforts to have the route changed
away from Salt Lake City and around
the southern part OF the lake. Il
Is understood that the other side will
petition the highway association 10
cut Ogden OF and return to the orig.
inal route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

number from this place ore attend.
lnE the revival services conducted IE
EtanRellst willis. az Uiliouvaie
Miss Mildred Lawrence bias been con.
hncd o. her home on account OF iliucaH
Mt. Caas Brown. o. this place. is lil
~ HE home
Mise Grace Woods ~ Upland ia
visiting az the home o. her sister. Mra
wallace MrutherHuu, Of THE place.
Miss Ella Wlfhruw in improving OH.
ter an illness % several days
Mr. Jesse ucyault of near fhfa place
attended the funeral 0f bic brother. Wr
Thomas ucvaur Of TarmInrfuu. last
sunday
Thirfy-eirht new members were taken
into The mruherehIp OF thr FrrahVfrrf.s
church He The result OF fnr revival meet.
lnEa. which closed over week AGO.
twenty .fWn new Nom Hrfa were taken DOB
at The Methodist church and several nf
The Friends church
Mr. and Mrs ChHa. gerFe we're vfaf.
tors in EfruhUuNiIr ono HHN fHIa wnHF
Helen Hooper ia Improving 90 Der
home after on illness
.Mrs Lua shannon De- 900 81 her home
uf this place.
NJ. Isaac Evans Be- 90 81 bier bone
with heart trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

A special program will be given at the
Christian church Sunday evening by the
members OF the EndeaVor Society Ser
mon BY Rev. Batson. pastor in charge.
Mr.. John Shorts who recently moved
TO town, IL prepared 70 do all kinds OF
repair work for automobiles.
Among the citizens who are on the
sick list are Mr.. and Mrs. Wyley Cox.
Mr.. McNarthy, Mrs. J. G. Wadeli, Mrs
Dixon. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Emerson. Miss
Mary Steels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shields have
moved from their farm into town and
VIII occupy part OF Miss Mary Wells
house.
Rev. and Mrs. n. O. Phillips and chill
dren attended a social OF the Ladies' Aid
az MI VI. McColloch on Short Creek
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Chester McCoIloch. OF Short
Creek. has been very an.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. g. OgelVe Of Nc
Connellsville. Ohio, have been visiting
Mr.. Robert Bonar, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley BOnar.
Mrs. Mary Kelley. OF Wheeling and
Miss Sallie Ridgbey or Short Greek.
spent Thursday In town.
co. W. W. Beeli. Of Wcllsburg was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Rev. ]. q. Neakci OF the Pres bytcrian
church VIII leave for his new charge at
Wterton. on the first OF March.
The Missionary society will be enter
tanned at the Presbyterian Mause on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Noble and Mr. McKeaE. Of Ciays-
Vile. Pa. were business callers in town
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Margaret. who have been the guest OF
her brother. Mr.. William Krlrror. have
returned 20 their home In Martins Ferry
Mrs. Abncr Maiiin who had been
called 20 East Eichland on account Of
her sister being sick has returned home.
~ her sister is able "a be around again
Mr. u, =. Starbuck. ~ IIarrisviiic. was
n business caller in Colerain Friday.
The tolcrain Farmers institute Com
mitic"s both old and new will meet a.
IN" home n Mrs. W. J. Bundy. Thurs
day evening.
in the near future there viii be n
social In Coierniu under the auspices or
the Christians Workers League of this
pi1rH.
Mr. y. G. KinEzy Of Room. 40. @ rar-
ton public school visited Coieraiu Room,
No. 2. Thursday and was welcomed b.
all
sunday School 200 p. m. Christian
workers League. ZOO o. no.. tonic. arbs
ANGEL or The Lord Apperath 20 Joseph
in a Dream" Matt. 2.28 Leader. Ain.
ME Gibbs. Eycry body welcome.
In the Philippines the government
is making great efforts 10 improve the
quality OF tobacco grown there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
SEALED PROPOSALS


Notice 60 Manufacturers. Jobbsra, Msr-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State H0nrd 81 Control Of the State
% West virginia VIII receive bids daiI y
80 itq officc ut Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies Tor tho several
state Institution. the financial manage
mont Uf which is vested On said Hoard
Contracts VIII ~ awarded 10 the lowest
bIddora. quality considered. and other
Things hcinE equal West Virginia deal
Cr9 viii be Fivcu preference
lists 81 HuprIifn needed will b. fur
nlehod bidders on receipt uf REQUESTS
stating tho limo desired
STATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL
fa-l-ff Charleston Wet virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
SEAT SALE BIG.
Apparent Rush Being Made for Seats
for indianapolis Races.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 12-sale of
seats for the next Indianapolis 500.
mile race is progressing with phe-
ncmenal rapidity. the gross total 10
date being comfortable margin
anead OF the last year. The prospect
or several European war veterans be-
ing In the lineup. together with the
present rapid increase in American
entries. Is though responsible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
MT. PLEASANT, 0.


Mt. PLEASANT. o.. Feb. IJ.-Grcat
interest Is being manifested in The re-
NlFnl meetings which started last wask
a. the Methodist church in Uiilonvals.
ne services are in charge Of ENarEv-
list Wills. who recently closed a sue
ccsstul revival at At Pleasant Eyory
one ~ invited % those mcctInEa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Funeral services we're held Monday
afternoon a. the Presbyterian church.
over the remains or Mr.. Gcorgc Nilli-
San. who died az hla home Saturday
morning and had lived nearly an Of bic
life Co this vicinity. Rev p b. Wurfh.
pastor OF the Presbyterian church. OH.
ciatod and intermcnt was in Highland
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Committee Meet.

The Sunday School committee. Of COL
cram meet at the home of Miss Slaire
Rogue Monday evening. Those present
were. Mr.. Thomas Ankle Mrs. c. a..
W alker' Mr.. W. J. Bundy. Mrs. William
Claire Hogue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

70 De- reported that the bIouny
causes an annual loss Of more than
100000 sheep In Australia. Victoria
has not yet seriously suffered from
this poet owing. mo- doubt. to the
compulsory dipping Of su sheep and
70 the starlings which are here found
ia large numbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
For Sale-FarnS.

roe SALE-iSs acre farm on pike, well
improved. one mile from good town
Zine location: 100 acres well improved
ana number of other good farms large
and small. Also a number OF good rest
dence properties in New Concord For
description address ]. ID. Watson, New
Concord. Ohio. Box 244 ia-I6-sat-5t
FOR sALE-Ffne Ohio farms. large and
small; easy terms. For list write
smith Farm Agency. Atwater. ohio
ia-S-sat-I2t
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Application for Pardon.
Application for Pardon.

AUUICALI0n TOT FlTuOn.
Notice h hereby given that on or
about the first day or March. 1915. an
application will be filed with r. q Pier
som Pardon Attorney. Charleston. West
Virginia for tho pardon Of Antonio Man
.durU convicted or the crime ~ malicious
woundiug. at the April term. 1919 0f the
criminal court Of ohio county and SEN
fenced 60 imprisonment in the West
Virginia peritcntIary for the period Of
O. 10 years.
tsigneU ANTONIO afANDURO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Funeral services were held Saturday
over The remains ~ the late Mr. VIM
CLARK. a. hia home in Emerson Inter
meut vas On Emerson cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Wanted-Male ana Female Hello

WAITED man and wife. young or
middle aged, TO run a small dairy and
truck farm, either on shares or salary
Good reference required Geo w
lalrymple. New Alexandria, Jefferson
County. Ohio. feisJ
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LOST

STOLEN, LOST on sTRAYED-A
young Collie dog named Prince
has a cut inside left fore leg For
reward return % II. ID. walton. Elm
Grove. Hell phone To-L. Elm Grove.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Above the
highest high water mark-Property
Nos. so and So Eighteenth street;
suitable for storage, factory or auto
mobile agency. D. J. M'kEE, p. o.
Box $50; EARL r. M'kEE, office Of
w. 7. Ry. Co., Eighteenth and Market.
fe6-13-20-27
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMER,
ti22 and 1924 Main 8tresG
Calls Answered Day or Mrhe-,
Store Phones eab.
6. J nertschv. Nat Phone IasaR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION or BONDS
BY THE WHEELING STEEL
AND IRON COMPANY

AND IRON COMPANY.
Wheeling. w. Va. Jan. 3Oth. 1915.
Tho holders OF bonds Nos 316. 3iT.
3tS. 3t9. 800. 32C 327. 32s. 32s and $50.
issued b. the Wheeling steel A. Iron
Company. September list 1899. arc here
by notified that these bonds will be re-
deemed March 1sf. 1915. at the National
Exchange Bank. Wheeling. W Va. The
bonds enumerated In this notice will
cease 10 bear interest March LIST. 1915.
WHEELING STEEL IRON COMPANY
G. J. Hunter, Secretary.
ia-30-f-C-13-2O-g7
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DIED


WILGfAMs-Dn Thursday. February If.
1915. nc laU q. IN. az ohio valley
General HurritHi ELLA D. GREER
WILLIAMS. vile o. she late W. ~
Williams.
Funeral services ~ her late rssidsncs
eco Nurth wabash 81. saturday Ar
torruou 90 O'Clock. Friends 81 ths
family are invited ~ attend Inter
mont private. Greenwood cemetery.
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The Freedmen's Aid Anniversary pro
gram VIII be given at the NJ. T.. churci
on Sunday evening
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FOR RENT

foh bENr-Four rooms. 5rd floor 1916
Market St. suitable for office or lodge
rooms Possession Immediately. u. .
kurner. l5iS Market fefOtf
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POULTRY

WHITE ROCKS-Husky cockereIs ~.
r. Ftshen's), splendid birds. color.
shape. size and price right Bell phona
Grove w. Va. fei2-i
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special program Will be given at IN
Christian church Sunday evening by III
members OF the EndeaVor Society. Ser
mon BY Rev. Batson. pastor in charg,
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"ANTEp-Nhecling Government Clerk
examinations March "a. $1,000 month.
,,ailiPiS questions irce. Franklin lnsti-
tute' Dept is3 B. Rochester. y. Y.
felS-we-fi-sa mar-19
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iDg money with our easily fsT,ro.,r,,
WANTED
$4,000 900 PEOPLE Nv TIE U. $.

Must reach them all Need honest
state reprcsentativcs. No canvassing
w rite, Roman l.. Modra. "a y. 2ist 81.
New York. f.I4g
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-01-19

John Owsley Reid has been con-
fined to his room by a stubborn at
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Dora Price, of Rowland. has
been spending a few days with
friends in this city.-Danville Advo-
cate.
Elder S. E. Wight, Of Nashville
Tenn; was here Saturday night Wis
Iting Harry Jacobs and left Sunday
morning for Michigan.
Mrs. Ii. E. Thomas, of Horse
Cave, was here a short while today
with friends. She formerly was Mss
Helen Thurmond Well known to l. II,
coin county people.
Bellies and beaux from all sections
attended the Pan Hellenic dance at
Danville last week. Among those
who, went from Stanford were Mr.
Carl Carter and Miss Lucy Lee Wal
ton, Messsr. James Cooper, VIII
Mobley, Bryan Perkins, Hartwell
Shanks, Joe Hill, Ii. c. Carpenter,
and Sam Embry. William p. Wal
ton. Jr., of Lexington, was also
present.
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Saving, Like Spending, Is a Habit

Mrs. Fred Moser of Gilbert's
Greek, is very i'll at her home there
Mrs. W. l.. Hockaday, of Rich
Fond, is thee guest of Mrs. Robert
T. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Baughman who
reside south of DanvilIe, left this
week for Battle Greek, Mich, where
they will spend several weeks.
Miss Ella MAY Saunders return
ed home Saturday from pleasant
visit to Capt and Mrs. j. l.. B. Cof-
fey at Frankfort.
Misses Isabel Reynolds, of Vim
cennes, Ind. and Miss Margaret
Reck, of Mckinney. were the week
end guests of Miss Elizabeth Hum.
DR.. and Mrs. T. III. Singleton
of Mckinney. have been the guests
of Supt and Mrs. Garland Single
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of twin girls in their
home.