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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
NEWS BRIEFS

Smoke issuing from the loot or
the Wheellng Candy company yest-r-
day morning caused considerable ex-
cltement until n OF the managers
SAID hey We're buring waste paper
ana rubbish in the furnace.
According to Health Commission
or w. c. Etzler only two cases of c.
taGion can now be found in the city.
Judge II. c. Heryey has set he
case OF the National Metal Edge BOX
Co, VI. The Hub for trial December
l. This is the third time the case mas
been tried.
Local Republicans have received
letters from Hon. Edward ~. England
president of the senate. in which Le
seeks to learn his chances for ppo
IN ONO county for his candidacy Tor
attorney general.
Following permission granted al
the last meeting Of the board Of cd
ucation, a physical training class tor
hcellns grade teachers will be or
pauiZed Saturday morning under the
direction of Manager W. Francis
Hyde. The classes viii be held every
saturday morning from 20 to Il
O'Clock.
81 NN a'| NV NINa. OF lUN INNLIn OF
directors Of the Wheeling Bueslness
Men association was held yesterday
morning. No one was chosen 10 sue
coed William Schwertfeger. the .ate
secretary. II was stated that sucn
action may be taken in a few days.
while 10 d. possible that the matter
VIII he deferred longer.
Sergeant +. Meredith. OF ne
N.." H.IHHHLH nHH.H HEanHHH#H.a Ha#MAm
who has been at the Grand Central
hotel for the past TWO weeks receIv-
ing recruits. left yesterday for the
Smoky CITY. He received a NUMBER
of % men while here. and VIII
likely ,otuu 10 Wheeling within ne
next few weeks.
Because the date conflicts with
the Pan Handle Apple SHOW. the reg
uiar meeting Of the Pan Handle Agri-
cultural club has been postponed from
December II TO Saturday. December
Is. ar ] o'clock en- Welsburg Inc
principal address will be delivered by
Prof D VI Hoover. or Bethany college
uu Feeding Dairy Cattle"
DIR. Daniel Burgharter. OF Tiffin.
Ohio. viii occupy the pulpit Of the ~.
8 iopucn MS Evangelical Reformed
church az both morning and evening
services DR. Burgharter viii preach
In behalf N the Laymen's Missionary
Movement.
THAT another story 10 the Young
Mems Christian association IS evident
from The number Of applications tor
rooms that are being received dairy
60 thn office of the association.
br. p L. Hump save an interest
ing address fu tho Ohio Vallejo ten
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THANKSGIVING
In CHURCHES
SERVICES IN OBSER-
VAHCE OF THE DAY WILL
BE HELD
Many Congregations VIII Unite-nIii-
tary Mass This Morning at St.
Joseph's Cathedral.

Thanksgiving in its religious as,ec,
Will Dc observed today by services Boz
many OF the local churches. Several
or ~" congregations viii unit. TO better
celebrate ~ day Nearly all OF tho
-'rnl"ns Will Doe preached in the morn
The Joint service OF the Presbyterian
CHURCHES viii De- held iu IA. Second
United Presbyterian church at the cor.
ueE or Fourteenth ana CEapline streets
az ll 30 boz tHs morning. Rev. j. IA.
LittcIl will have chare,. Taking p4rt
VIII Doe the First United Trcsbytefiau
church. the First Presbyterian church.
The Second Presbyterian church and the
Second United Presbyterian church.
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ANDY ScHEHL OF FULTON IN
CRITICAL CONDITION AT
HOSPITAL.
said to Have Been Attacked by Strik-
ers-Will Ask Restraining Order
Against Pickets.

An ~unwarranted attack on Andy
Schehl, foreman OF the Fulton plant
OF the Schenk Packing company. yes
terday evening. shortly after . O'Clock
at Fulton. may result in his death.
Schehl Is IN the Ohio Valley General
hospital under the care OF Doctors
II. \. Henderson and q. N. Stats.
An N-Ray picture will be made or
the injury this morning. TO determine
its extent.
This stack. alleged 10 nave been
made By striking butchers. spurred me
company on to a determination to pre-
vent occurrences and an Injunction
VIII be asked for In the federal courts
against the pickets hat have Deeu
placed about the plant. This was an
nounced last night by J.. Bernard Han
Ian shortly after his return from
farkersburg. where ii is thought ne
was arranging the petition. over a
halt dozen retainer attorneys have
been enlisted for the work OF prepar-
ing the petition for tho injunction mat
VIII be filed In a few days. This Pc
tition viii be- based on q clause in the
federal meat inspection law which. ~
is claimed. owe such cases.
In the meanwhile. the three men
Who made The attack on SchehI are at
liberty. According 20 Albert NJ.
Schenk. ST., they are known and var
rants charging assault and battery
VIII be preferred against them Just as
soon as The condition Of Schehl Is
determined.
Schehl lives ON Second street. ruI
ton, directly opposite the Scheuk
Packing plant. Finishing his work
shortly after o o'clock. be star
across the street 20 his home wnan
ne was ]accostcd by three or four men
who said they wished TO speak to pir,
TO Is said that one of the men struck
him over the head with some blunt
instrument.
II is alleged that a second man
Jumped ON him Blood began oozirr
from the wounded mans head. ana
This is claimed TO have frightened ,ls
assailants. who started 20 run away.
Fersous who gathered about called
Dr H.. a. Henderson. who in turn 90.
titled Mr. SChcnk. ScheFI was
brought % the hospital in air
Schenks machine
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MURDER0US ASSAULT ON
PACKING PLANT FOREMAN

OF Or. Dawson. pastor Of the Glendale
NJ. +. church. the Couvicts viii be treat
60 To a continuous two-hour moving
ing.
All % factories inside the walls OF
ne prison viii suspend operations for
the daN. and ~throu ghout the afternoon
Of the yards.
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Rney Funeral Today.

Ihe last sad rites FOR the late James
iNl,N. Who succunbCd az his home ON
irish Ridge. Webster district. TUESDAY
orhins VIII hr held ar the family
rome ihls afternoon ar I O'Clock. Tho
ts'F J. ID. HurtatuuI. OF tt, Dallas 81.
T. church. Will u||..Iat,. and Iut.rrf.ut
POO D.. made .u OBJ. Sand IIiIl cemetery.
lH' deceased was 80 wears OF age and
was w'll known and highly respected In
the community in which De lived.
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Zion Lutheran.

Rev. a L Eeuzc viii preach the an
ulhl IDHuks giving service az IN. Zion
Lutheran church az 1880 Special
music has been arranged Tor the oc-
'a~ion, ana members OF congregations
az other Lutheran churches viii be pres
sut.
Tho congregations Of the Trinity
Lutheran church. the Wesley 10. D.
church and thc Third I~rsshytcriau
curch held "a joint T-liukrslEirE SER
Vic" l19t evening Rev j.. D. L~cy,ubcrE-
er. pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
church, preached the rm0
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ATTENDANCE LARGE
AT ELKS' DANCE
SECOND AFFAIR OF The
Is CARRIED OUT SUCCESSFULLY
nAeisters Orchestra Furnishes Music
heIreshments Are Served
During -nterlnission.

another delightful affair was added
20 the Thauksriyiug week ia soci.tg
t''H,hs az ihe Wheeling Lodge No. IS.
h = %. Elk~. when n large uumGar
ba'nered Tor the second dance OF The
The dancing. az usual al this ct,b
Wen - a c0mmIttee con-
Sung t Earl Hedges. Alvin Schu-
t, imam " luusyr. r.. 4. Wrlty and
l.lam \Jr'er. Music was Ly ire
Nti-trrs orchestra. Do iutsrmISsi1n
tttl.d was marked by the serving ~
dainty refreshments. "a
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sruBBoRN COWBOY on hor,.,
hA1L1 indians in Cancel
LAssoErNG Cowboy and Girl
Throwing Lassol
SOHPAHIoNs (Man n Woman on
THE CHIEF (Indian Head)
IL KIDS Original Dutch MA.
with Clever Sayings, 6 d~esignsO
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with Versel en'
GOD BLESS you Cndether ana Babv,
~ FLAG (United states.
Ned. White and Blue1
TAPTIoL, WASHINGTON. d. o.
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VIII close Wednesday afternoon for the
thanksgiving holidays. and will remain
.-s'u until Monday. the 2gth. short
programs will b. rendered i'm Ali me
schools on Wednesday afternoon.
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Good Game Here.

hat promises fo Pc a. highly inter
Erld clash VIII lc staged hsrs
Is and North End Athletic club ~
" Keeling Will clash at the FITth street
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ners MI. Bernard Alexander. Mr. Tbou-
a M~cSs9ne Mr.. John Grogan. Nir. Geo.
NlnEerter. ~ Oharles
Among the guests OF the evening
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PLAY AZ Rvcsrtnn

The local Hist school football eleven
am Journey over Go Ey,s.IlI.. o.. to-
Mi.f. they viii meet the High
or the season.
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are welcome at
ART DESIGNS
TENT CScene)

ART DESIGNS
INDIAN TENT (SceneI
II ROSARY, ETC.
a DARING RABEIT (chTd ana Rab-
I'll lifting GRANDMA's BONNET
Tod Lady with Children)
CLEANERS Cart subiect)
MOTHER CTwO Designs; Ola LADY
with Versel
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FRATERNrTIEs
fraternai order OF Eagles
Loyal Order OF Moose
Modern woodmen OF Amer1ca
OF Pythias.
knights Of Columbus Elha
U. s. Shield q ar,v
Ahah- U. s. Navy
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furnished With Our 1Oc Wrapped Home-Ms

and A1N ST, WHEELING, W Va, and make YOUR S%t grocery d we will d'T" your reelection or
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Vienna Baker
pom With Each Loaf of Our 1Oc Wrapped Home-M.de

low ,n%P, one IEMm Pennant of one 7x12B ameeteF FOR so COUPONS we offer wua rs.tn1
Is "0" y usnsN "N0trom, they are In truce ors byh Md
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ri5s eve, -f.-i ,m a ..,,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-09

A social function for the week will
be the morning party to be given by
Miss Janet Seeker at her home on
South Fourteenth street. as courtesy
to a number Of out-of-town guests.
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this city were Messrs. H. W. Watt and
John r. Hasemeier.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Reid
Memorial Presbyterian church will
hold its picnic Wednesday afternoon
ct Glen Miller park. All members and
friends are invited to attend. In case
Of rain the affair will be held at the
church.
Ernest II. Hill. OF Nashville, Tenn,
il the guest Of Messrs o. G. Whelan
and Arthur H. Hill.
Mr.. Louis B. Quinn returned to his
home in Chicago last evening, after
Z brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Holliugsworth, at their home in
Westcott Place. Mrs. Quinn and
children will remain in the city for
visit.
Miss Mabel Sheard OF Oxford, Ohio,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Ket-
tier Of North Twelfth street She will
motor to Indianapolis, Wednesday, and
attend large house party
MIS. SdTl ocIuudEQL ana little
daughter, Miss Barbara, left Sunday
night for their home in New York, at
ter pleasant visit with Mrs. Vaughan
at her home on North Tenth street
A number OF persons motored to
Hamilton Sunday and had dinner.
up one party.
Miss Katherine Ensminger, who
visited in this city recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam H. Bartel
on South Sixteenth street, is now with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Fledderjohn,
in Indianapolis. The photograph of
Miss Ensminger. appeared in the Sun
day Star.
A reception will be given Tuesday
afternoon from until o'clock at the
East Main street Friends meeting
house by the members Of the Aid so.
ciety. All ladies of the church are
cordially invited to attend
Rev. W. r. Motley OF South Twelfth
street has gone to Bethany Park,
where he will spend a week or ten
days.
Mr. Walter Knollenberg has gone to
Montana, where he will spend some
time at his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clements of
Fountain City, gave a prettily appoint
ed dinner Sunday at their home in
Fountain City. The rooms were ap-
pointed with garden flowers and ferns
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Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Frazier Of New Castle. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Morrow and daughter
Miss Nellie Of Chester, DR.. and Mrs.
Roy d. Morrow and baby. Mrs. Halls
Icy and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Pitts.
The postponed meeting Of the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Of the First Christian church will be
held Wednesday afternoon OF this
week at the church.
Miss Alma Pfanlin left last night
for Petoskey. Bay View, and other
Michigan points where she will spend
her four weeks vacation.
Several family reunions were held
Yesterday. The members of the Levi
Stanley family held their reunion at
Glen Miller Park while the Fry fam
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81; g; s:,,s. SOCIETY," 'e f.- b.,,.,

Mrs Bauer. Of Harrison: Mrs. DuHad-
way Of Richmond; Mrs. Calhoun Of
Washington. D. c.. and Mrs. Hartupee
OF Pittsburg.
Hamilton Republican News
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Burchenal
have gone to join their yacht 1t New
York. They will have with them Mr.
Charles Burchenal, Miss Ellen Burch-
email, Miss Bertha Allen, Jim Moss
and Billy Burchenal.-Cincinna En-
quirer.
The Burchenals are relatives of Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Poundstone, Mr.. j.
Y. Poundstone and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Starr and often visit In this city.
The executive committee Of the
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
will meet in Indianapolis at the Clay
pool hotel next Thursday. The chief
business in hand will be perfecting
the program for the annual conven-
ton of next October Mrs. Virginia C..
Meredith of Cambridge City, is a men,
Der Of a committee in charge of the
affair.
Miss Fannie Crubaugh has gone to
New Castle for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. George w. Harsch and son,
Gordon, of Washington, D. c., are the
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Stovall
at their home on South Fifteenth
street, for a few days.
Mrs. Richard Strohm went to Sui
phur Springs, Indiana, this morning
for q few days visit with her mother.
Miss Anna Mccarthy will give a
miscellaneous shower this evening at
her home on South Twentieth and A
streets in honor of Miss Ada Ellibee.
Several other functions are to be given
for Miss Ellibee before her marriage
early in September.
Misses Florence Calkius, Reba Jor-
dan, Messrs Adolph Getz and Chaun-
cey Edgerton motored to Winchester
yesterday and visited friends.
Messrs and Mesdames Leon Norris,
and Joseph Schattel motored to Green
vile and Dayton, Ohio, yesterday.
Guests at the home of Mr. William
A: Macy on College avenue yesterday
were: Mr.. John Macy of Woodston,
Kansas; Mr.. William p Binford and
Miss Esther Binford Of Haviland, Kan
sas, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Binford Of
Wilmington, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Gluys and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baer leave this even
ing for visit with Mr.. Baer's rela-
tives in Des Moines. Iowa. They will
also visit in Chicago for few days.
Mrs. Baer Is bookeeper and cashier
of the Rooney Furniture Co., and Mr.
Baer is employed by the P. c. c. &
St. L. railroad. ...r .--:.
Mr.. John e. Fromm and son, Master
Frederick, have gone to Cincinnati
and Highbridge, Kentucky, for few
days visit.
Misses Emma Taube and Bertha
Taube left this morning for Cincin-
natl, where they will spend their va
cation with kinspeople. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ollie have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Hadley.
Buyers in New York last week from
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Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds entertained
informally last evening at her home
ON South Eighteenth street. The ev-
enine was spent socially and with
music. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George LeBoutillier, with their
guest. Mrs. Edward Condit OF Pitts
burgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard 2. Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton J. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis B. Quinn of Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred J. Carr. Mr.. Rudolph
9. Leeds and Mrs jeanette 6. Leeds.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence will be host
ess Wednesday afternoon for a meet
Ing Of the Chester Missionary society.
Officers to serve for the coming
Six months have been selected
and are: President. Mrs Mary Ken
dali; vice president, Gertrude Sims;
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Kendall: secre-
tary. Mrs. William Morrow; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Anna Kendall. Mem
bers are urged to attend the meeting
Wednesday.
Sixty-nine persons attended the re-
union OF the Levi Stanley family held
Sunday In Glen Miller park. The
dinner was served in the pavilion on
account Of the inclement weather. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
Templeton Of Salida. Cal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Stanley Of Indianapolis, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Stanley of New Castle.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smelser
and daughter, Gertrude of Anderson.
A number Of persons are looking
forward with pleasure to the dance
which will be given Wednesday at the
Clin Dale Auto club by the social com.
mittee of the knights Of Columbus
lodge.
A number Of Invitations have been
issued for the function and arrange
ments will be made to take the guests
to the pretty club house. An orchestra
will play the order Of dances.
Miss Sarah Dunn accompanied by
her little niece. Miss Katherine Quig-
ley, left today for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dunn, at Detroit, Mich
igan.
Last evening a number OF guests
went out to Clin Dale, near Cedar
Springs, Ohio, and had dinner. Among
the guests who enjoyed the delicious
chicken dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Magaw, Miss Margaret Sedg-
wick, Miss Grace Smith. Mr.. w. e.
Newboldt Of Seymour, Indiana; Mr.
John Peltz. Misses Mary and Ruth
Peltz, Mr.. Joseph Peltz. Mr.. and Mrs
L. N. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Spoken
hier, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Terrell of
Eaton, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Gross, and Mrs. B. l.. Danforth, Of
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Harlan Mann Of South Eighth
street. has gone to Chicago, for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Lorenz.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Akin and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crawford
and Mrs. Mary Jones motored to Day
ton yesterday. ...
Mr. and Mrs, Harry O. Dent left
today for a several weeks trip to San
Francisco, and other points in the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Conner, Master
Don Conner Of Aurora, Illinois, and
Mrs. Alta Macke and son, Master Mar.
shall, of Chicago. left yesterday in
the Conner car after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ratliff and
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other relatives in this city They will
visit in Indianapolis and other points
en- route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bert Conner and son
Don, Of Aurora. Illinois, with Mrs.
Walter Ratliff, Mrs. Reid and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Bishop motored to Anderson,
Saturday, and visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. White have as
their guests at their home on the New
Paris pike, Mr.. and Mrs. George Grit
nth and daughter Of Chicago. Today
the guests motored to Bellefointaine.
Ohio, and visited with DIR. and Mrs.
Burnett.
Mr.. Will Newboldt OF Seymour. Ind
lana, visited friends in this city during
the weekend.
Mr.. Stanley Schaefer went to Gin
cinnati this morning on short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers and
son with Miss Bertha Kelsey, left
Chicago yesterday for Duluth, Mime
sofa, where they will spend their vaca-
ton. While in Chicago they were en-
tertained by Miss Stella Kelsey, who
is attending the University of Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Wolford and Pearl
McMinn spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
From there they will go to Lafayette,
Indiana, where they will attend
house party given by Miss Helen
Sourbier.
Mrs. Grace B. Gormon and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene German, Of Richmond,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Detch, 1902 Washington boulevard.
Mrs John H. Sullivan, $500 Washing
ton boulevard entertained Thursday
afternoon in their honor and Wednes-
day evening they were honor guests at
a delightful musicale.-Indianapo
Star.
Mr.. Will Rossiter of Indianapolis,
was the guest of his parents Sunday,
at their home on Richmond. avenue.
His sister, Miss Hazel Rossiter, re-
turned with him to visit friends.
A social function for the week will
be the morning party to be given by
Miss Janet Seeker at her home on
South Fourteenth street. as courtesy
to a number of out-of-town guests.
Miss Mary Sohngen will entertain
with a little house party over the
weekend and will have as her guests
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joints, muscles, ten4ons or nxaneut1 &c
REMEDY.
II const.pated. use Munyon's Psw-Pav
81 -''r' MrNYON
For sale by Thistlethwaite's Four
as uIsN Oss 'spd H os1 as uvY
Drug Stores, Sixth and Main. Eighth
and North E, Eighth and South E. S14
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Mr.. Will Rossiter of Indianapolis,
was the guest of his parents Sunday,
at their home on Richmond avenue.
His sister, Miss Hazel Rossiter, re.
turned with him to visit friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-09
RHEUMATISM

EVERY REEU1aATE.
NO m91eof how ch1ouae
his caae. shOuM bay .
c5-cent bottle q Nun
YOS'6 HBV14A110R
kE2En0Y. A few dooD
usually bring re3eG. ana
q bOCS1e a1mO0e tnvRxaA-
bly, e6ects . cure. n
contains Ne oaneY8e
lcid. no morphine. ne
cocaine. NO dope or oh
er harmful druG1
/ want every pHcDoa
who IL Su 6ering
Nth Gf1R np 0~nllNn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-09

Mrs. Bauer. of Harrison: Mrs. DuHad
way Of Richmond; Mrs. Calhoun o
Washington. d. c.. and Mrs. Hartupe'
OF Pittsburg.
Hamilton Republican News
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Social Calendar

Mrs. A. g. Kofski hostess for a
meeting OF the Princess Card club
at her home on South A street.
Penny supper given at the Sec
ond English Lutheran church for
general public.
The Aid society of the East
Main street Friends church holds
a reception from until o'clock
at the church, for members of
church.
Card party at 8 o'clock in Moose
hall.
Dance at s o'clock In pavilion
at Morton Lake park.
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Mrs. Edward H. Harris. who has
been ill with typhoid fever at Reid
Memorial hospital is gradually improv-
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-09

Professor Harlow Lindley, who has
been on an extended trip to San Fran
cisco. San Diego, Seattle. Washington,
Vancouver and other points returned
home yesterday. Professor Lindley
was especially interested in the expo
sition at San Diego.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-09

Miss Mary Sohngen will entertain
with a little house party over the
weekend and will have as her guests
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August Clearance of Odd,
Corsets
SUMMER HOSIERY
THAT WEARS

wayne kn1t-GordOn Dye
Pure Silk Boot Hose Soc
Wayne knit. They have the per-
fectly reinforced foot found only
in Wayne Knit Silk Hosiery.
Full fashioned and spliced heel.
Black or white.
Pure Silk Boot coIored Hose
50c-100 per cent pure silk,
grey, suede. castor. navy, golH.
linen, Alice blue. bronz. also two
colored boot hose. These stock
ings Will give exceptional SER
vice.
Fibre Silk Hose 5oc-Gordon
Dye round ticket. Four-thread
heel and toes, seamless, flare
top. black, white, putty. sand,
pongee, grey. suede, navy.
French blue, light blue and law
ender.
Fibre Boot Silk 25c-Black or
white. Isle heel and toe, seam
less fibre boot.
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lily reunion was held At tho homo OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickman on the
Liberty pike.
Mr.. e. NJ. Elliott had rs his guest
at his homo on Southwest Eighth
street Sunday. Mr.. Otis T. Mount Of
New York