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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18

St. has gone to Cleveland to spend
several days with relatives.
Joseph Radumski, 2710 Bertrand
st has left for Michigan City TO
spend a few days with friends.
Miss Helen SkrZypczyk OF ChlcaSo
has arrived here for a few days Visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Karnofel'
444 s. Carlisle st.
John Radynski of Grand kaplds Is
in the city on business.
Miss Angela Slosik of Michigan
CITY is in the city visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
JoseDh Shibicki has returned TO his
home in Three Rivers after Few
DAYS visit with Mr. and Mrs An
thonv Rogalslxi. SOC w Napier st
Charles Jagodynsbi arrived mere
Monday from Fort Wayne 10 make
Mss Josephine Krudlev'ski arrived
here Monday afternoon for few
DAYS visit with relatives and friends.
Martin Nowaczak. who has been
here on business, returned 10 PIIIs-
burg this afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Gledzian of Gary IS IN
the city visiting with friends.
Cashier Hazinski. 300 ;. Chapin
ST., has gone TO Laporte on business.
Casinier Luzny. Organist OF II.
Hedxige's church is In Chicago on
business.
Thomas SlOtt Perkins St. has re
turned from a few days visit with
relatives in Stevenspoint- Wis
Leonard Ospalski arrived here to-
dav from Bremen TO spend a rev
DAYS with friends.
Miss Katherine BoczanowicZ, who
has been here for few days visiting
with friends. left Monday for her
home in Chicago.
Adelbert Gajewski s Chaplin St.
has zone TO indianapolis ON business.
Frank Bernadowski of Detroit. ar
rived here this morning On business
Louis Szalowiak arrived here Mon
dav from Chicago 10 make his home
Clarence Wings OF Pittsville, is in
the city on business.
Fred BIGGER returned 20 Chicago
after a brief visit here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
DARKEN5 CRAY HAIR
HarmlesS-Not a Dye = Acts
en- Hair Roots - Changes
Gray Hair to a Healthy,
LuStrOuS, Dark Shade.

II your hair is gray. streaked with
gray. prematurely gray thin or fall
ing apply, for a few times Q-Ban
Hair Color Restorer on your hair and
scalp. with the guarantee of a reliable
dealer that il won't cost you one cent
unless IL changes your gray hair 20 a
beautiful. dark shade and promotes
It's growth Q-Ban acts or the hair
roots, making gray hair healthy. so
the gray hair is beautifully and
quickly darkened SO evenly. naturally
and thoroughly that no one can tell
Ii has been used. In addition. Q-Ban
stops itching scalp. dandrun and fall
Ing hair, and makes the hair thick.
fluffy, soft. lustrous. beautifully dark
and abundant O-Ban is not sticky or
messy, harmless. and makes scalp and
hair clean and feel pleasant Darkens
Aair when all else fails. Only soc for
big 7-oz. bottle. at American Drug
Co. South Bend. Ind Quito town
people supplied by parcel post
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
TO EXHIBIT ART WORKS
Leon Mal1iels1i Shows Paintings at
Ann ArbOr.

Leon A. Makielski., young South
Bend artist who in January went to
the university OF Michigan at Ann
Arbor to take charge of a newly or
ganized art department, is giving an
exhibit of his work there this week.
The exhibit will open Tuesday even
ms with large reception and Will
continue for several days. over $50
OF his pictures have been hung on the
walls of the Alumni Memorial build
ing. His sister, Miss Monica Markell
ski, lett Tuesday mOrning to spend the
week at Ann ArbOr. Mr. Aakielski
mas been very successful in organizing
the art work at the university and his
efforts have won appreciation from the
college authorities. He is planning 10
spend part of the summer in the
White mountains. nainting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
RECEIVERS $40 DAMAGES
Controversy over Glass Eye Results
in Justice Court Verdict

A verdict for $50 damages was re-
turned by a jury in Justice Peaks
court Monday afternoon in the case
of Aurella Estell against Or. J. Burke
< Co. The suit was brought 10 re-
of warranty in the sale OF a glass eye.
1t was alleged 10y the plaintiff that the
eye which she had purchased had
proved unsatisfactory and that the
defendant had refused 20 take IL back
after having agreed to do so. The
defense was that the eve was worth
less after having been retained six
months and that the agreement was
that the eye should De returned with
in a week after the purchase. The
plaintiff was represented hy =. G..
Fergus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
PERSONALS

Miss Bertha Shubert Of Elkhart
visited Miss p ssse Weaver Of the Metz
ger flats Tuesday
Miss Dorothy Hanks of Decatur. Ill.,.
IS spending two weeks with Mrs. H.
Pope. 1917 Lincoln way ~.
Mrs. Cora Cissna DUNK of Los An
geles Calf Is visiting With Mrs. l. w.
staples f24 W. Madison ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford j. Reynolds
Of Detroit are visiting with Mrs. Rey-
nold's parents. MT aud Mrs +. r.
BonDurant, pa Navarro st.
Miss Gertrude b. Hill of Indiana
polls is spending a few days with
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Cheley of
$50 riverside Or. viii leave tomorrow
for Fort Wayne where they will spend
a FEW Gays with their relatives.
George +. Long of Kentland is the
guest of his cousin Miss Mary G.
McConaughey, 515 5. Eddy st.
Mrs vs.. TT. Jcnes and little daugh-
ter Ruth. of Lakeville, who have been
visiting sir. ana AIRS. S. kolb $50 n.
Michigan ST., for week returned
home Monday
Miss Meb Corridor of Logansport.
was "a guest OF Miss LenoTa ReimbOlt,
800 ). Lafayette ST.. Sunday
Mrs. J. NJ. Van Auken. 30 S. Tay-
Tor ST. spent the latter part of the
week with her sister. Mrs. H. T..
perry in Chicaeo.
Miss Eowie Mcdonald OF New Car
Isle has returned home after spend
ms few days here as the guest of her
sister. AIRS Nc.ne Van Dusen. 1929
y. Allen ST.
Mrs. c. A. Gist OF Chicago arrived
here Sunday 90 visit Mrs. Fred Hack,
SO 1-2 r.. jefferson blvd. and other
friends here for three weeks.
Mrs. Jesse Lardelere of Dowagiac,
Mich, spent the week end with Mrs.
J O. Thompsett, 80 $. Carroll st.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Tusing. 9O6 AL
len ST.. left Sunday FOR a visit with
relatives at Detroit, Mich
Miss Rose frost. 729 Broadway.
VIII leave Tuesday for BelOit. Wis. to
hc the guest of relatives there for sew
eral weeks.
allen Troupe of Toledo, o.. who mas
been visitng his parents. Mr.. ana
Airs. r.. II. Troupe. 612 Howard aN-.
Tor the past three weeks, returned TO
his home Sunday.
Cd. G.. Turrcll of New Orleans. who
has been M at the Epworth hospital
here for the past two weeks was taken
90. the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. s. +. Turrell 126 f. Sample ST.,
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
SENT TO WOMENS PRISON
Mrs. Amelia Moestart Sentenced to
40 DAYS.

Mrs. Amelia Moestart of Pulaski ST.,
was sentenced TO 40 days i'm the
woman's ward of the Indiana woman S
prison at Indianapolis by Judge War
ner in city court Tuesday morning
Mrs Moestart had been arraigned for
intOXicatiOn and as it was i'm viola
ton of a suspension of sentence pre-
viously granted by the court. the
prison sentence resulted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
SET HEARING DATES.

ATLANTA Ga. May 1S.-Aay 81
was designated for a special hearing OF
Leo NJ. Franks appeal before the state
prison commission. following an in
formal conference Monday afternoon
between r.. r. Davidson. chairman of
the commission, and Harry Alexander
Franks lawyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
LAWYERS TO GIVE BALL
Notre Danes Social Calendar Ends
June II.

Notre Danes social calendar Will
close Friday. June il. when the senior
lawyers viii hold their annual ball in
the oliver hotel. The number has
beer limited TO so couples and the fol-
lowing committee will have charge of
the affair: Mills. Hines Madden.
Mooney Byrnes. Bu and HeaTn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
PFRSONAIS

Michael Wierzhinski arrived here
Monday from Chicago TO spend a few
DAYS with friends.
Stephen KraikOwslSi- who has been
here ON business. returned Monds,v to
his home in Hammond
Miss Clara WesDrzycka ". Division
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18

GROCERY STORES AND MAR
KITS CLOSED EVERY WEDNIIS-
nay AFTE.RN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
RIRTTIS.

Born TO Mr. and Mrs Simon Zuz-
nan. 61O W Division ST.. daughter.
Nav 10.
Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Garback. SOC : Warren ST.. a son.
Ma. To-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
Final Mark Down sale
of Cloth and Silk suits
NJ VrIf.-r-r,rsfhse

FlnaI MARK DOWN. sac
of Cloth and silk suits
ut E1iSWOrth'S.
All cloth and silk suits at half
price, beginning Wednesday morning.
All $500 Suits at $50.
All $500 Suits at $3.50.
All $3.50 Suits at S1625.
All $3.50 Suits at $3.50
All $4,000 Quits at $500
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
AdVt-
BIRTHS.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heint-
zelman. 81 Stuil ST., 6 son. May IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
BY la Raconteuse.

BY Ia RacOnteuSc.
After a vigorous game. even though
the sun is shining brilliantly, the
easily slipped on sweater Of light
weight angora or silk must be ready
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
NIARRTAGES.

The marriage of Miss Cecilia Kruk.
W Division ST.. and John Jurczak.
119 w. Division ST., took place this
morning at 9 o'clock az the St Cas-
imiers Catholic church. Rev. STAN
islaus Gruza. q. :. c., performed the
ceremony
Andrysiak and Mathews Burczaw.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the brides home.
the guests being Immediate relatives
and friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-18
X X X X X X :; 4 X X X X =
x NEWS OF INTEREST X
X TO POLISH CITIZENS X
= : = < Z \ = ~ 4 ): =

The members of NJ Romanowski
band viii give their first private ball
this evening at Kosciouszko hail, $
Chaplin ST The affair viii begin at
O'Clock and music viii be furnished
by NJ. r. oand.
The military rank of T. Balicki
Falcons win hold its exercises We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock at T.
Il. hail
The singing rehearsal Of the Lady
Falcons Z. Balicki. choir viii be held
Thursday evening at s o'clock at T.
B. hall.
The exercises of the *. Pulaski
Falcons will be held Thursday even
ing at Warsaw hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
0UT-THE-PIKE
MOT, Cars Needed.

A noticeable increase In street ea-
uSInc cane last ve-k Whsn several
OF The mills and public works % the
city resumed operations. rhis nsoss-
Early increased the trAfrr on The
West NirEiuiA Traction and Electric
com pAny lines 10 such an extent thai
me carr we're crowded 20 their capac-
~ curing the latter part o. the W.ek
Formerly. when the service Was ever
zen minutes IN place Of the present
10 Minute schedule. the traffic could
De handled BY crO~cing the cars TO
their capacity during the hours when
those who are employed In the CITY
were going 10 anc returning from
work Since the opening Of the pub
hc work.. traffic during the morning
Snc evening hours has been exceed
ingly heavy and unless the company
places more cars in service. especially
al these hours. many OF the workrrsu
residing Ia the out-the-ptse vicinity
will ind another method Of transpor-
tation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18

Raymond Morrison. who has been
confined TO the Ohio Valley General
hospital for the past several days on
account Of Illness. has returned to his
home az Fulton.
Miss Anna Grandstan. teacher in
the Elm Grove school has returned 10
her home at Elm Grove after having
spent the weekend as the guest ~
Miss Margaret McCombs on the Fair.
mont Pike
Miss Leota Steele Of MajorsviIle. IS
teaching IN the Glendale school in
place OF Miss Alta Archer. who is con.
hned 20 her home with Illness.
Miss Elsie Winters has returned 20
her home on Sand I'm after having
been the guest for several days or
friends az Elm Grove.
Charles Mooney 81 MajorsvlIIo il
spending several days NJ the guest Of
friends and relatives Al Elm Grove
Henry Orth left Saturday for bis
home at Davenport. Iowa. after hav.
Ing spent the past two weeks a. the
goest OF friends and relatives In the
outthe pike district
The WoOdman quartet will meet
This evening az the home ~ Harry
bodley FOR regular weekly practice
A'fNHA ~ AANFF'INNN NNN| nave
bt'u in progress for the past week az
Elm Grove are creating considerable
interest They will continue during
the remainder Of the week
Several % the young men o. Elm
Grove and vicinity are making up
teams for n duck pin tournament
which viii start within the next few
days The league will b. com posed
ui four five men teams
Owing tO The fact thar many com.
plants we're being heard from the -sa.
dents OF Fulton. chief 81 Police
Yoke has issued orders that aIr
Youngsters will be- arrested who are
found practiciuE on the walks Of tho
town
Officers Of the Triadplphia ] o %
7. lodge we're INSTALLER az the REGULAR
meeting Saturday evening
Mrs Samuel Cofdeid % Fulton boz
company with Miss Lillian Roth of
Pittsburgh. will leave Within n few
days Tor FLORIDA where they VIII
spend several days as the guest OF
Russell CoffeId
Miss UIda NerfzeI and Mics Cecilia
Yoke O' FNifOu Iaf Saturday FOR
Cleveland where they VIII spend sew.
era ldayH a. tho guest OF friends
MrF Earl Marshall is confined 20
hsr homo pr Pin Grove uIrH a serious
Illness
William BE- sebs-. Isn yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
BrtdKsport Rr1sfa.

The Junior Mechanics will hold an
important meeting in their hall this
evening
The members OF the ODD Fellows
lodge OF this city will go TO Mt. Pleas
ant Thursday evening 20 attend a meet
ing At that place.
Matters are very quiet IN police cir
eles in this city the past week only three
arrests being made.
Tickets viii be placed on sale In a
few days for the supper which will be
given at 81. Pauis church next month.
large number from this city will go
20 Martins Ferry this evening 90 attend
the lecture course.
Il IA said that the appointments % w.
r. Thomas OF this city. as bank ex-
aminer was never considered.
The Daughters OF Liberty will hold
an important meeting this evening -,
their hall and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
The regular monthly meeting % the
ffro-American club will be held this
evening and a fine program WI be rene,
cred.
The streets IN this cit are in a muddy
condition and need cleaning very badly.
The "Mingo Special arriving In THIS
city Saturday evening was loaded 60 its
ca pacity with a large number OF pack
ages OF wet goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
1.-THE LITTLE MOTHER" SPEAKS
BEFORE TWO LARGE AUDIENCES

really leaves only Eve per cen. uho
have returned ~ once 20 their old lie
Every man Who wants 10 make EDod
after he leaves any prison in the
United States has the opportunity ex.
tended 20 him ~ our organization 10
be comes direct 20 our headquarters
immed iately upon his discharge 81.
said that the state prisons are RAPIDLY
doing away With the silent system.
permitting the men to talk While eat
Ing
Mrs Booth said she asked Warden
White A. the Moundsvilla prison yes-
terday how his LOO men were BE-
having y could not ask for better
behavior" said he This Shovs
oontiaDsd the Little Mother. that
when men are treated right that they
VIII act right in pretty nearly svery
case"
Mrs Bcoth related number OF
cases whore the worst kind % men
had reformed because they we're given
helping hand after leaving prisons
She said that during the past IS years
she had received fully a hundred
thousand letters from men IN prisons
asking that they b. helped TO Lead
better life. God will help thern.-
declared the speaker IF they VIII
help them selves. showing that they
are going TO make good
In closing her beautiful address Mrs.
Booth paid glowing compliment TO
the Ohio Valley General hospital. say
Ing that when her daughter became
III AZ her home IN New York she nAa
hVe doctors attending her but thar she
bundled her up and brought her here.
There are finer hospitals on the ON
slde' inner looking Institutions for the
SICK IN New York. but permit me 20
SAY mere mat there h not a hospital
VA the country that IA better equipped
for taking care OF the sick than YOU
have in this city You people sh0pld
be proud OF H. Wheeling some day
will BE- noted all over the country for
its excellent hospital"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
Good Mee,ino

Rev. 5. y. Hart. pastor OF the Elm
Grove NJ. +. church preached a force
tul sermon to the men % the congre-
cation yesterday Afternoon Rev.
Hart told OF the experiences OF the
ministers, who had linked Themselves
with Chief OF Police LeylAnd. when he
started the Cleanup" IN the city OF
wheeling, In one particular case the
ministers OF the district were com.
PEELED TO settle bill OF $500 for pay
ment OF legal talent for the chief
This was before the ministers had
found that they were leagued with a
man who was giving them the double
cross. The church vas crowded 10
the limit and those present declared
the sermon one OF the best that had
ever been delivered before a congre-
cation in Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
MARTINI Ferrr Rri.fn-

Born-To Dr. and Mrs. q. G.. Shrevs
saturday evening AZ their home on Elm
street bouncing baby girl
Several out-of-town people will be IN
the city today to attend the funeral OF
the late Edward MausberEer.
An important meeting pf the local
roost OF owls viii be held In their hail
this evening
There viii be no basketball games
played in this city this week az tho
Armory hall cannot be secured
The boys playing marbles on the
streets Is one sign that spring f. on
4 large crowd attended the reception
given by tho members ~ the bararca
Biule class ln the Shrsvc-i1eryey hall
A special meeting 81 the yiriian,
Hose company has been called FOR this
afternoon in their rooms
The @yaminotions that were started
iu tho local schools last week will BE-
continued this week
vs'' known woman from tbis CITY
was locked up iu Bridgeport az an early
hour SATURDAY morning on the charge
o. being intoxicated.
Ms"s-s we're very quiet Boz police oir-
clss saturday but few arrests being
The lorgs rer handed ont Saturday
o. the local mills was worry noticeable TO
The aerylcea % no CITY Gospel Mis-
sion were largely attended last evening
The stree. car men had their trouble
v's''rdnJ "n account Of The slippery
The local lodge ~ ElEa erFHged rack
fish lunch iufhcIr hail Saturday evening
Nearly all ~ Tho vacant store ruurns
have been leased since tho city voted
wei under tho Home Rule amendment
The r.rmhHra H ffhe Buckeye bNI
team held wnsfIrr Yesterday after.
noon and mad. HTrHur .urmf# for fHa
opening ~ tho season
NIf tickets fur fNF amfarfH .nrnarf .f.I.
LI which uI'I - riNsU fHfa week are
finding r. ready sa1f
several ~ frH rfr'EfrE miners north
On tho city arr being employed Hr fHa
WNesIur traction company In WnrrE
Ing
Rev Frank ~ Nrw Uarfa. FILLED the
pulpit o. fHe So Johns German r.HfH.
"rar church yesterday Afternoon and
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18


been removed 20 the North wheeling
hospital where she will undergo an
Mrs o. p. Workman. OF ST. CisirsvIIs
was a guest % relatives here yesterday.
Rev. victor Pollen 81 Los Angeles.
here
J. " ob~rman and daughter. Miss
MarEaret haF. gone Co. baltimore to
spend few weeks with relatives
Mrs Harry Wayne hiss returned from
visit with friends az Cadiz
Mrs A. ". Better. ~ Franklin street
has p. returned from "a visit with relatives
Hen l. Morris will ieavs to-day for
business trip a. Cleveland
The ltlpinu Literary Society ~ the
Hellaire hiEh school. will have, charge ~
Tho rhetorical program Friday afternoon.
debate Received That capital PUN
ishmsnt iu ohio should be Abolished
H. h s hive isdis- ~, N r.. Wsl2sn...
viii bold q regular meeting this evening
,. e Mgkelrey ls reported I1 81 his
Donald young son o' Mr ana Mrs r.
i. Hsndsrs"u. is in Of their home on
W Hurkls ~ Akron. re- spending
Theodore EHhsrfrrr. fa quite 900 81 his
bone in hlrn urHf ~ fHe city
Nlrs Marie rrr1.E.r of Gravel fuL
af fTtfsburah
n So Muurrr. ~ Cincinnati o. spend
InE lev lHF. rIfN relative here
Two basket bell games Will D.. PLAYED
frdhF "EruiUE fU fHE Gravel WIU EYm.
nesiun. between tho boys. and girfa.
teams m HFIalrs and &c. yIalrs.fu-
schools
Miss Hazel CRAIG rf Dulles bottom.
De- Furrt ~ Miss helen FrtrHIs ri
Rose frI'|
Nrs Iesspr.re Reed % Gravel hill
WI. raH been U|. Ia aIrur. f=4rrr. Irr
NeIa.re arrIH ~ EaaIsa ufU rrTf =
rsr H.a. rrr'.r r Ir odd EsH#.,. Hn.| .r|a
Applications f.r H"ar rHHs|. H
.... H. aF.rH IH.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
BELLAIRE
Injured in Runaway.

John Workman. . one armed man
Was painfully injured Saturday after,
noon when run down by the express
wagon of Heath Vandyne. Follow
ing the scidcent Nandyne was placed
under arrest on a charge OF being
drunk. The accident occurred about
O'Clock while Workman was push
ing a hand cart along Belmont street
The horse frightened at some object
and dashed down the street. knocking
Workman TO the ground. injuring him
so badly that II was necessary q
carry him 10 his home The runaway
horse continued down the street until
IL entered the livery stable on
Twenty-seventh street In turning
the corner. the wagon upset and the
driver was thrown To the ground and
was badly bruised about the head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
About People
movements or individuals TO
and From :i's City.
&>~>~~~~
AT THE HOTELS

meLure-L p. Wilson. WashfnP-
Ton, Pa. Carl G. Doney. Buckhaunon:
;. p. Chambers, Scio. o.: c. z. sta
pleton, Canton. o.
Grand centrsl-E. G. Butler, Virgin.
vile, Earl Biggs. West Liberty: John
ID Malley. Charleston. JoseTh Bush.
agen. Cameron.
Stamm-C H. Carwine Hun,inr.
ton: +. Z. Pope. Parkersburg, r. AZ
Mickey, Germania; J. Z. Hogan.
Jollytowu. Pa
erunswiek-E McBraden. Chicago
Junction; p. Nickerson. New Mata.
moras, Lucinda Walton, Chandler
vile, o. J. A. stephens. Claysville.
Pa: A. b. Rinehart. Littleton.
Mr.. George O. Nagle. general man.
ager OF the Wheeling Traction Com.
pany. II business caller In Charleston
for a few days
Frank stanton TaEgart IL the name OF
thy young son that came 20 make his
nome With Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Taggart
"a Phoenix. Arizona. on Sunday. and Mr.
stanton received a telegram yesterda,-
announcing the arrival Of the heir Mr.
"a, sesart va formerly Miss Mary stan
Mr. G.. Ed. Mendel. who has been con
fined 20 his home In Leatherwood. FOR
'Niaa' nm aNu VINO mas been - n aert-
Gus condition, II reported somewhat i'm
Henry Orth. Of Dayenport Ioy,a
ieIt saturday evening for his home. ar
ter visiting local friends and relatives
Tor the past two weeks
Charles W. Woods. cashier Of the F'trst
National bank. Of Elm Grove will ltkeIy
return TO his duties at the bank TO-DAY
after being confined 20 his home FOR m,
past several days by Illness
william II. Seibert left Yesterday AZ
ternpon for his home In Donora. "a a.
ter spending n few days with relatives
out the pike.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Dancer M. guest.
or friends in Warrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Max HarheDhetunar a,J
children. Of MoundsVllle. were guests -
T',auN'S and friends here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IcSkon have Pc
turned from their honeymoon trim ,srb
MIS-. Elsa GundlinE-DuEa has rFturpet
ed grand opera.
Mrs. Howard RodweIl of Vanderrrtgt
Pa. arrived Tuesday 10 b. the g,,st 80
HeE SISTER. Mrs. William Fireman. AZ
hgnwoOd Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. TauFbIfp b,.y.
returned from New York
Mrs. Farnk Ssibsrt OF yVoodI.yyr
burgh o." hi''7-
The little daughter Of Mr. and NJ.
F.orEe F"tte. who was injured SATURDAY.
When she was struck by n EO1osa ant
mobile az Thirty-fifth and Jarob str..,.
Dbl Improving slowly Tho rbiId.s ga.
vas badly burised Dr. SoIes attendet