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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
Star Distrubsr c W. Bethel. Henarys-

Star Distruber. c. W. Bethel. Hendrys-
nuekeye Boy. T.. Z. Ager. GAINESVILLE.
Tony Hur. J. W. Dakeson. Mounds
Barney o'Connor. I'd. Redman. zanes-
Bobby r.. Ed. Redman. GAINESVILLE
kicsiet. L. M. Morgan. Athens
Happy Dillon. Jess Rhine. GAINESVILLE.
Prince Bornwich. jess Rhine. Zanes-
Nav Dillon. Jess Rhine. GAINESVILLE.
rec Tor AL pace purse $500.
Cora -, w. ~; Guy: Whit crest.
Nancy stair. John Ebcrle. Beallsville
keN Nealy John Dean. Elm Grove
Toby Hur. j. w Dakeson. Mo11dsviiie
Jess Elder, I'D. Rcdnnan. GAINESVILLE.
Barney OConnor Ed. Bcdman. Zancs-
Bobby r. 70 Redmsn. GAINESVILLE.
Bonner Boy. q. y. Pierce. Zanc-viile.
2.so trot purs rsa eeSy
FIESTA Maid. Martin & Bumgarner. ST.
RUN Todd. It. J. Johnson. woodsfiold.
Teddy -. q. g. Urban. Zancsville
Maud G. -. 4. Urban. Zanesville
Matinee Girl. otto Jones. Columbus
GoldonIs., q q Price; Mouodsvilie
Fannic WEIGH. G. ~. Johnson Zancs-
ego pace. purse $500.
Chorus Girl j. n. Arnold. Wcllsburg.
DaEo. Net Harding. Tippccauoe.
Grace. Ira TedriCk. Wintorset.
Cora c.. W. 81. GUY. Wintersct
Wilson Direct -. p. Harper. Woods
field
Raronwood. b. J. Harper. Malaga.
Hnl Direct. VIM. AicAndrews. Woods
field
star Disturber. C. ". Bethel. Hcndrys-
burg.
Dr Harmon. ". l.. Eoby. GAINESVILLE
Goidonu. .. q. Price Moundsville.
Barney OConnor. I'd. Redmau. Zanes-
Vile.
Bobby r.. I'd Eodman. GAINESVILLE
Morgan strathmorc. T.. ~. Morgan.
Athens.
Prince Bornwitch. Jess Rhine. 2anes-
vile
MnV Dillon less Rhine. ZancsViiic.
2.ff frot. purse $500.
Fcista Meld. Martin a Eumgarncr. 81.
ClairHvillc
King D.. O.. A. Urban Zanesvilic
Billy Euff. otto Jones Columbus.
Mabel Mack. O.. g. Price. MuundaVilic
Coidoun. o. O. Price MouudEvliie
Mckinney c.. G. A. Marx. Washington
G ~
HciIman. c. r. Ambrose. wheeling
Commissioner, q. ". kinacy. Wheel
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
DEATH


The close connection which orists
between the heart and the kldneye be-
vel known nowadays. A soon a.
kidneys are diseased. artorial tension
is increased ani the heart functions
are attacked. When the kldneva no
longer pour forth waste. uromic pois.
oning occurs. and the person dies and
the cause Ia often rivon as heart al
ease. or disease Of brain or lungs.
70 On good Insurance AGAINST such a
risk 90 send 10 cents for a sample
package OF "An.uric"-tho latest nis-
covery Of nr. Pierce. Also send a
sample Of your water This viii b.
examined without charge 81 expert
chemists az d. Pierccs Invauds' hotel.
Buffalo. ~ Y. when you suffer from
hackache. frequent or scanty urine.
rheumatic paina here or there. or mar
constant tired. WORKOUT feeling. ma
time 20 write Dr. Pierce. describe your
symptoms and get his medical opinion
Without charge and absolutely free
This "An.uric" Of nr picrce'a BE- -
time more active than utha. Tor 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
Y. ". SWIMMIN
TO OPEN THURSDAY.
r EFILTRAT TON PLANT AND
OTHER EQUIPMENT HAVE
BEEN INSTALLED
There viii Be Glasses for Everyone,
and Private Lessons May Be
Arranged Upon Request.

The Y. W. C. A. swimming pool
opens Thursday Of this week. and
everything is in readiness for the
safety and convenience Of the would
be- swimmers. The realization plant
has been installed and the water in
the pool viii be absolutely clean.
Also special equipment has been add
- that the afr In the room will al
ways be pure and in circulation.
There is no safer nor better place
where one may enjoy a good swim.
and participate In an hour Of healthy
exercise and fun. And those who do
not know how TO draw. kick. close"
are taught in the quickest and surest
way to swim. float or dive.
There viii be classes for everyone
A term OF ten lessons Is given to
classes Of ten pupils each and pri-
vate lessons may be arranged for
upon special request Two open per
iods a day have been planned for that
an those who swim may use the pool
daily Saturday Is Children's DAY 10
the pool and there will be classes for
both boys and girls and will be grad
ed according 10 ages
\ health certificate from a physi-
cia mis- required and an registrations
should be made Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
PATHFINDER
Assoe gn OF West Virginia Av,o
T.-on. Making Coo AUTO
IIne to 9IueneId

,h was received
Virein,aa i headquarters on az at
ton e., state Automobue west
the orVsr,. liner Hough, presid ssoeia.
mi Oiisahlzation. who Dsss sslaent OF
"a CITY Sunday enrouto Used sc through
~. va as the offIcisI 20 Blueheld.
route "s, ~ to select ,h for
entbustss,oe used by the good 90 DE. pest
lion ~ OF the pan hsnS,. roads
OF The pan to attend the ,a sec
Road southern AppaIacbstn elng
,s3S association n p,ln Good
was No 30. ~ and IS. sayin1 ~ DC
troubIe Sng good time. ne hs ne
mont this city and Es.t-
sosi 5' Hough Is a verv -.
800 49,. roads booster ana In enthusiastic
create oL MS interstate 80, al
prover- ssitiinent In favor Of ~ 70
r roes ehent Of the norm % the I'm
e S' which r. already es,.t1s south
D. GRADES. from Hapooct ollsned on
noIth 70 Blueheld a. s1touhty on
mile ,Sn OF APPROXIMATE, SOUTH IN
Tbis , nioush the heart on fbc 80
Woyld pi ~ II carried 10 con,,,i.., ,e.
would o,. me opening wedge ~ 80. .,tl.
% I. ually lead 10 me $500, Slat
80, connecting system ~ ~ y,,aliiiding
Virvi,,..o aus that would. maSa u sur
to,,s s,lila one OF the most west
''atea In the Unio, F'Peiar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

mormer editor OF the Petersburg
State Journal. is in the city. visiting
friends for a few days. Col Morns
has retired from active journalism
but yesterday he intimated that ne
may resume newspaper work in the
near future.
Miss Virginia Linton. OF Elm Grove.
is seriously i'll.
Mrs. l.. l.. Sine and daughter. Mis-
.Glenna, Of Benwood, who have been
visiting at Parkersburg. have re-
turned TO their home
Stanley Carroll. leaves this after
noon for Wheeling. where he will set
up a wireless telegraph station IN a
jewelry store. - Marietta Register
Leader
George Medley. conductor on the
Fair Grounds division OF the Wheel
ing Traction company. has returned
home after several days vacation
which he spent in Detroit and other
points In Michigan.
Miss Florence BaumgaTdner, OF Bell
view. is the guest OF friends on south
Jacob street.
John Rose. Of the Eighth Ward IRE
department. is in in Cleveland spend
ing few days on his vacation.
Miss Hilda KnOke. daughter OF
August II. knoke. OF South JACOB
street. has left for California. where
she will spend tho winter with
friends
G. a. Bowers and family have re-
turned home from Zoar. Ohio. where
they spent three weeks.
Miss Marguerite Michael. Of Twen-
ty-secord street, has returned 10 her
home after a visit with friends IN
Huntington AMI other points in the
southern part Of the state.
=. J. Reed. OF Lehn-Fink Co. or
New York. was calling on his trade
on the South Side today.
Bernadetta Moore. Of ParkersburR.
mas gone 10 Huntington after spend
ing rev days With friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
SLANG REPLACING
PROPER ENGLISH
ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTOR AT
MARSHALL COUNTY TEACH.
Frs INSTITUTE
Miss Lillian 5eltfeld Entertains With
Violin Recital Last Evening.
Many Attend.

Three more teachers. Miss Ida e.
Wells, Freeport. o.. Miss Clara G.
Brown. of Huntington and Frank v.
sanders. OF Benwood. enrolled at the
MARSHALL county teachers institute al
Moundsville yesterday. bringing the
enrolment up to 240. County Super
intendent OF Schools II. w. Mcdowell.
opened the institute session yesterday
morning with a brief address and fol-
lowing several songs by the assembly
under the direction of Miss Mary Mes
bitt. DR.. Murphy delivered an interest
ing lecture on History"
Immediately following the morning
recess period.-D DIR. Folk took up Eng
lish" as a subject and delivered an ex-
cellent address. He dwelt at length
on the proper way of teaching English
IN schools. and how the slang was at
the present time. taking the place OF
proper English.
the teachers at the afternoon session.
and viii continue to lecture twice a
day throughout the remainder OF the
week.
Violin Recital.
In connection with the institute.
Miss Lillian X. Beltfield. violin soloist.
entertained the teachers last evening
with violin recital in the large audi
torium OF the central school building.
Miss Mary Nesbitt instructor Of music
In the Moundsville public schools. &C
companied Miss Beltfield on the piano.
A delightful feature OF last evenings
program was several readings by Miss
Carrie Lutes, one OF the Moundsville
school teachers. and graduate of Mrs.
Lima Hennig-Sherman's school of
elocution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
CYCLISTS MEET
Local uideru OF motorcycles Are Plan
uing Many Things Tor rali-hn-
other corn moast Coming.

The regular weekly meeting % Tho
Wheeling Motorcycle club was held last
evening in the club rooms on Market
street The club took up the regular
routine business and discussed matters
Or connection with proposed races and
events FOR the fall months.
ne was decided 40 have the corn roast
that was postponed from Last week
held az camp Pee Wee. Wednesday even
1nr. september A. All ridora and their
friends are invited 90 attend
Next Sunday the club viii hold lfa
annual run a. Pittsburgh. The riders
VIII leave the Club rooms ai o'clock
n m They alec discussed the races
fbaf viii Do held 90 Mouudavllle on la
Dor Day fn connection With these races
automobile races VIII De- run. Earl
Knapp made application Tor member
rhlu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
TEAM IS KILLED
Valuable Horses Belonging 20 George
Furbee Run Down BY Work
Car or Traction Line.

Furbce Run Down BY Work
Car on Traction Line.
A valuable team Of horses belong
ing 90 George Furbee. OF Benwood,
former city sergeant % that place.
was killed and Mr. Furbee himself
sustained a number OF bad bruises.
when the work car Of the Wheeling
Traction company system ran into inc
team a. the foot Of the grade. just
north Of the McMechen car barn. a.
10 40 yesterday morning.
Mr.. Furbeo bad backed bis wagon
up 90 the dumping Eround between
the Carter McMechen property ana
the Jlm's Run bridge. 70 ret a load
Of brick When the work car with n
heavy load Of cindora started over toe
blu. Mr.. Furbeo endeavorcd TO cross
the tracks The car was I'm charge Of
Motorman George sharp and Conduc.
tor William Sockman. and due 20 tho
heavy load Of cinders they could not
stop the car. when they seen % was
about 20 crash into the team. Ine
car crashed into the front part Of the
wagon. dcmollshing q and killing both
Of the horses Mr. Furbco Jumped
from the wagon when he saw the COT.
hEion could not BE- averted. and sus.
tanned a sprained back and q number
Of cuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
RECALLED
pirafsu Ask Central Lsarusra naef %
Melp mon win National League
Rannlnl--n nuarl soon.

To- a. endeavor 81 further strengthen
fhe alirrlng Pirates. The Pittsburgh club
NorfrrdaV called lu four more PLAYERS
f1r irfnufa during The UurruF lonn home
HtHN. WuiDu rrnrfa tomorrow fn add.
ton 90 Pitchers herbert Kelly and
carmen Nlll Catcher 800 WAGNER and
Nuffielder HarueN Duffy. who have I'D.
ready Joined lnr team In the east. the
lIf0ff recruits fu respond fu fhc call uf
tHn Hurrfnrnr mnnarer arc Quite ldrrn
IfHee AlfruUrrr and Innrldrrr PADDY
-irlIu ara Jimmy NrAuIrr reuurrharfd
Irum fnr YOUNG town club 0f fHr Drna
lral League ard fnflrl1rr Harry nau-
Nrrf brother ~ capt lobe IHuhrrf .f
hn HrunNiFu HHflOu1la. uhn was
.rnHENI from .|N HHIIrH|nn 49, Nab
club ~ thc ohio state League
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
How to Save
Your Eyes
Try This Free Perception

DO your eyes give you troubleg DO
you already wear eyeglasses or spec
tacles7 Thousands % Ucorfa wear
these windows" who might easily d.
pense With them. You may b. one OF
these. and n ls your duty 10 save your
eyes before % ls too late The eyes are
neglected more than any other orrau
Of me entire body After you fniah
your DAYS work you go down and rcaf
eyes, DO You rest them You know
you don't You read or DO something
cleo That keeps your eyes busy. you
work your eyes until you 20 10 bed
That |a Why fo many have TRAINED
eyes and finally other eye troubles
that threaten partial or total blind
ness hycaiaaaoa arc merely crufcher.
fhey never cure. This free prercrin-
ton. which has benefited the eyes n
20 many. may work equal wonders FOR
you Use Do q short time Would Won
nke your ryc troubles 20 disappear a.
~ By magic Try ibis prescription.
PAM or tho nearest widcawaFe
drug store and GET a bottle o. DIPLOMA
warm water. drop ln the eyes two 10
four times daily. Jusf note how quick.
ly your eyes clear no and how coon
the inhammafl0u wlll disappear Don't
be afraid ~ use NJ. Do la Absolutely
harmless Many Who are nov blind
might have saved their eyes Rad fhov
started - care Tor them In time This
q simple freshmen. bot marvellous
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Nov nat you bare been warned don't
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ave your eyes and you are likely 10
fnark un a. lone ar you. I've f0r Dub
hshing this prescription
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.


Surprise Party.
MISS lfcofa Sells. OF Trfndnfuhfn. en-
tertmnrd number Of guests "a N SUR
prise party at her home Fridny evening
August ~. in honor % the birthday ~
htr mother. Mrs. Thomas Sells Tf WAS
n complete and delightful surprise Tor
VIZ Sells wHcn ene returned home and
FOUND larFe NUM- Der ~ her relatives
and friends awaiting her Tho rooms
hhq been urcttilV decorated with flowers
and the lawn lighted with fcafooun IN
Ioranrao lanterns The cvnnfnr 80
.nnN rcirfaiin Dula served 90 n aeaeunn bic
hour Mrs Sells received o number III
handaome Eiftg AZ late hour the
Mfa sells many other such happy hIrfh-
days Those present were. Mrs Annie
l.antH. WhcelinF, NJ and Mrs. VIII Nor-
MARBLE. Triadclphia. Mr. and Nrr. Iona
Morrison. Elm Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

When you take one OF Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets after a meal, the food
Is digested by the tablet even bet
ter than your own stomach can do IL,
Take one of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after your next meal and II
you are given to belching. sour ris-
ings, fermentation. heavy lumpy
feeling in the stomach. indigestion.
dyspepsia, loss OF appetite or any
other stomach derangement, you will
find a remarkable Improvement
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are fo-
sale at all druggists at soc a box.
Send coupon below today for a free
trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

dissoives uric acid in the system. az
bot water does sugar.
Simply ask for Dr. Pierces An.urfe
Tablets. There can b. no imitation
Every package OF "An-uric" is aure fo
De- Dr iierce's You viii ind the aiq
nature on the package just a. Won 40
on Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
the ever'iamous friend 90 aninq wo-
men.
IVORY. DEsPoNoENcV.
Kidney Disease is suspected By ned.
teal men when patients complain or
backache or suffer with Irregular uri.
nation. disturbed. too frequent. scanfv
or painful passage. The general avmn.
toms are rheumatic pains or neural.
ga, headaches, dizzy spells. irrItabii.
ity. dependency. weakness and sen.
cral misery Worry is FREQUENT
cause and sometimes a symptom oT
kidney disease Thousands have fas.
tined to mediate relief from these
symptoms after using Dr pierce,a An.
uric Kidney Tahlets-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

stand, Moses Thomas' Fruit stsnd Jo6r
fhomss' Fruit stand. a. depot
NEW MAHTINsvILLE. w. Va AuV
.l--Ar and Mrs. J. ~. clark have re-
..rned homo from a weeks vacation in
MiEses Jessie ana Mary Atkinson are
the guests ~ relatives in Ciariurf0m ID
Ilas MAXINE Qber haa returned home
ee.,t.r Hpending the summer in Rayland.
George Garrett Of Lancaster. o. IL
waiting BE parents. SIR and Mrs w m
Farret u the North End
Miss cecil Kennedy Of Hundred. VIM
hae been che house guest IN Miaa Hazel
Stone returned home
Mont Mcluflre lcft FOR Morranfour-
where BE- VII assist boz ooachinr me
1915 football team
Rev. ard Mrs.. John Connsi have re-
,lInsd from a months vacation az ST
Hoss Buriingans o. siaterrvins spent
1LuI nay in lne CITY ATTENDING the fu-
nersl ~ me late Edward Gibbons
WIS., Garnet H0uthlv ia The guest of
friends Do Wheeling fhia week
~ VIII Good ~ pndan CITY. vas a.
fgiessional caller in tns city TUESDAY
afier business matters here fhfa week
~ Fhiilipa - wheeling is visiting
W T. Aierander of partsrsbBrr a..
lookinE after business matters in the
Charles Price % Newport Ky. D.. VIE
Squire vs.. W. FItasr ~ Iark-o,bYr~
y VISITING az the home ~ A q nrren.
Nirs Hazel Dunlap ~ thia CITY ara
Mlsa May WOOD ~ Martins FERRY nrr
thtinF friends ln fluHburrh end other
points Dol Penney frnuln
Charles iornhrook D. spending few
days nc HnunTfun. Ohio
Nias Mary Aharaoid la the ru.rf ~
relatives Or Pittsburgh
Mergrs John keiiison. " law and
ianla Fahrun who have been fhe rurrfa
N hurrow anodrrHea left for their ra-
crfiVe homes Saturday
Sam Fisher leff Saturday in hia car
for Pitteburgh and other points 10 the
river
Rev H r. Humrardnrr hna Die broth.
~ from HlarfrnurH with him THE week.
Charles Mnrfln haa been appointed 10
gucceed Charles Travis ar rhief % uo-
nrr
Mr az NruHrnwandrr OF Wnnnffaf
nae returned home after auenfinr .rrer-
nj THNa Dol fnr city,
pr Hnf Sire l'nrrr Wirnr have re-
TUNED from affEH ffay af Atlantic
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

Edith prathsr. q 1fyear old nerress.
died 81 the home % her parents. No
81 Main street last niEht. following
several weeks illness
Funeral services win b. held m
The colorcd Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon az O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

Clark T rri5aiSSed,e ,g Mr. and Mrs IA
Marble. Elm Grove Grow; Ai IT. and Mrs. Arthur
Thomas s61rgh. Pa: Nj H an5 T. q.
Mrs. Alfred ScS oTts. lW.elisburg; Mr. S a5d
FI ,,,. -Arthur Campbell F,in, css Mr.. and
Lantz' WILL hhili; Mashington. Pa: Mss IS,
delphia: Ma Ne M VIII seilsa MI rr lGa.
phisa eiphia; Miss Leota se s1iGm9T Sells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
MEMORIAL CHAPEL

VIII Hold Annual oyfi,.
At wheeling PARK rh1s. ~ S'en'e
,,a -,-e.loers Of the Eighteenth Str,
- 'llai chapel WI hold tbeir y.
. .u-i outing and picnic al Wbe.,,n-
opeclai traction cars viii Leave
9iaieenth and Chaplino streets af l1
O'Clock for the park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
Goodbye
Dyspepsia
No More curply Brash, Lump Of
Lead" Bad Digestion. Heartburn
or Stomach Troubles

The man who can't help making
faces at his stomach. the man OF
woman with n grouchy digestion. or
with downright dyspepsia need fret
no more over stomach troubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
NEW MARTINSYILLE

me Daily Intelligence will Be- found
~ sale az Ayers Cigar and Frutt atano
-.1ln stfcet lannon's Cigar and Fruif
stand, Moses Thouas' Frtift efand roF-
thome1 Fruit stand. a. depot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

Today visit at Rochester and Lake
Manitau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christ. Blaine
av., mOtOred 10 Hudson lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Devine. sos Al
len St, has returned after week 5
visit at Lake Wawasee.
Mrs Flora A Smith. SOC Allen st.
left Tuesday morning for a week s
visit at Eagle lake.
Mrs. r. Cline. Euclid av.. has re-
turned after a weeks visit at Lake
Wawasee.
Mrs George w. Vesey. 715 Cleve-
land av.. have gone to Eagle lake to
spend the week.
Mrs. O. A. Grandy of Culver is the
guest of Mrs. o. J. Thomas, SIS
Blaine av.
Miss olga Seegmueller, $50 Allen
ST. has returned after a months visit
at Cincinnati and other points in
Ohio She has been spending the
past few days at Culver.
Miss Emile Born of North Judson
! is the guest of Miss LeOna Krause COS
| Blaine av.
Miss Ruth Ivan. 747 Cottage Grove
av, is visiting friends at Marcellus,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. elem Bell. 721 Cush-
| ing St. have returned from Joliet,
| Ill. after spending a week with Mr..
Bells brother.
Miss Kathryn Kale. Portage av.,
| has returned from WinOna, Mimi,
where she taught in the summer
| school at st. Teresa's college.
, Miss Nerena Baumgartner, 500 Le-
land av.. has returned from a week s
visit at Berrien Springs.
Frank Gilmer, 517 y. Main ST, has
| returned from a six weeks visit at the
exposition.
| Miss Beulah Holderman. who has
been the guest of Miss Helen Hollo-
! Well, 316 w Madison St, has returned
| TO her home in Bremen. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuss and chill
| dren of Mishawaka, have returned
| from n two weeks outing at Eagle
lake.
Miss Sarah Penrod of Bremen. who
/ has been visiting Miss Ev9 Reid, 5O7
| y. Main St, has returned to her home.
Miss Jennie Davis, 80 s. William
St. who has been spending her vaca-
ton at Clinton. Mich. has returned
| home
Miss Bessie Arbor, 4OS s. Michigan
St, has returned home after a two
/ weeks stay at Battle Creek, Mich.
Miss Mildred Longacker, 329 y.
| Francis St. has returned from a visit
| with friends in Chicago
Mrs. NJ. F. Brickell and daughter
| Miss Marie, 1929 Riverside dr.. are
spending a week at Winona lake.
Miss Emma Blair Fitz Hugh of
| Lake Forest, Ill, and Miss Elizabeth
Whiting of Chicago. H., will be the
| guests of Miss Catherine oliver this
week end. Several attractive society
events have been planned in their
honor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
HUSBAND FILE SUITS
Both Accuse Their Wives of Inhuman
Treatment

Mary NJ. Jacobs is made defendant
in a divorce suit filed in the circuit
court. her husband, Walter Jacobs.
seeking a separation. The complaint
states that they were married in Oc-
tober. 1911. and were separated July
4, 1915 The plaintiff states in the
complaint that his wife was cruel and
inhuman and often told him that she
did not love him. besides abusing
him and swearing at him. William
w. Bergan is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
After Is years of married life, Is
years of which they lived together,
Charles Miltenberger is seeking a di-
VOrce from Cora Miltenberger. Di-
vorce proceedings were filed in SUI
perior court Tuesday.
The couple were married July p,
1890. and separated Aug. 6, 1913.
Now MiltenbeTger wants a divorce.
He charges cruel and inhuman treat
ment Atty. George Sands represents
him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
ESTATE VALUED AT S1,40O
No VIII Was Left ny Clara Jarvis OF
Mishawaka.

An estate valued at S1,40O is left
by Clara Jarvis OF AIishawaka. who
died August ?. according TO probate
papers hled with the county clerk on
Tuesday. Hattie l. Hes h. also OF
Mishawaka, qualified as administra-
trix under bond OF $4,000.
No viii was left and the known
heirs are Edward King. brother. Of
santa Fe., y. Mexico, Hattie. l.. Hesch.
sister. Mishawaka. Minnie Buchana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
Social and Other Interests of Women

Myers. 1905 s. Carroll St. will enter
tain at the regular meeting Sept. ,.
Ardelle. daughter OF Mrs Charles
Roper. Woodward av.. entertained II
little friends Tuesday evening in hon
or OF her sixth birthday. a three
course luncheon was served at $50
o'clock. The table decorations We're
pink cosmos and in the center of the
table was a pink birthday cake hold
ing six tiny candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Paxton. 623
Park av. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Florence Pax
ton, TO Jesse Ingles Pavey OF Indi-
annapolis.