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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-04
Embracing Her Opportunity

Embracing Her opportunity
Bank Cashier-This check, madam,
isn't filed in.
Madam-Isn't what?
Bank Cashier-It has your husbands
name signed TO II, but 1t does not state
how much money you want.
Madam-Oh. is that all? Well, I'll
take all there is.--New York Sun.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-04

you only six days in
the talk Only much room
fill and that is what makes all
the
The fewer harder for If want your
letters printed, the point Be brief!
Do ttergve good idea Tell
money THRIFT Tell how
make and also how you SAVE money .,, ,,,,u,,
ditor, The EVENING LEDGER.
The list Joined Farmer Smiths Rainbow Club will be
found Hunt for it, Is YOUR there
| FARMER SMITH, Chidren' Editor
| The Evening Ledger Philadelphia Pa
wish of your Rainbow Club and
| DO A LITTLE KINDNESS EACH AND EVERY DAY.
| SPREAD A LITTLE SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY.
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| Address
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School I
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26
PRAISES ROAD WORK
UNDER WAY HERE.

From the Union City CONNER
cial We clip the following:
Last Thursday afternoon, while
enroute 10 Hickman, Ky, (in a
Ford We were halted some three
miles east of that place by thirty
or forty armed men, Col. Sid Il.
Dodds being in command. These
men were armed with implements
for road buildin. Some plow-
ing, others driving scrapers and
hauling. At this point it looked
like the German army building
forts.
Just think of it-forty men AMI
eighty mules all going as regular
as the clock. We were permitted
to proceed ON our way after an
enjoyable talk with Col. Dodds.
On We went over the road bed
that would do credit TO the Hi
nols Central or Great Pacific Rail
roads. But presently We We're
more amazed 10 find ourselves
within the lines of another batal-
lion armed with plows, shoyels,
wagons and some of the best
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

young mules in Western Ken
tucky or Tennessee. These men
were going and coming like bees
TO "A hive, all placing gravel upon
this well-built road bed.
"What is that coming over
yondcr mound3 Look. Is it com
ing this way Get in the car
boys and lets 90. ~ These We're
the words used by our own great
townsman. r. Il. Meadow. Bu'
after being assured 10y the civil
engineer and his staff that 1t was
only a twenty ton rock cruShcr
rolling the mcttlc on the road, he
at once cooled down and enjoyed
himself riding quite distance oN
cr one OF the most complete met
tie roads in the South.
This work is being done under
the supervision of Col. Dodds.
Mr.. Dodds is taking the same m
tercst ia building this great turn
pike rs he does in his private %.
fairs lie let's nothing dauui
him.
When the Commonwealth ot
Kentucky said, If the counties
will do So aud 50, we will do rs
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26
Go TO the Empress tonight.

Miss DAISY. the young daughter
of Mrs. j T Biiwcil, who has ul
malaria fever is slowly improving
Any Old time YOU ,cc woman
who Is dressed up like a circus
hur>", accompanied hy round
,huuidcrrd man whu,c pants shine
pn the ,rat you do Not have o.
study long 10 guo,s who S hos,
ul that household
Constipation is the starting
point for many serious disrases.
To be healthy, keep the bowels
active and regular. llERBlNE
viii remove all arcumulations IN
The bowels and put the system IN
prime condition. Price 5Oc. Sold
by Hickman Drug Co. Adv.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

much 80 Fulton county said, We
cant now ~ But Sid l.. Dodds
said, Yes We can. Here is my
personal cheek for 5000 Here
are tools aud scvcntyfiyc teams
and ! am Offered a steam roller.
! will take my men aud do IT, ~
Only % click OF the wire aud
the Camden gravel was soon bee
my spread oil what is now assured
to hr hard road from Hickman
Ia Fulton This road will inter.
sect the great Padurah-tu Mem
phIs Highway at Jordan and the
travel from Union City viii now
20 by the way oi the Tyler aud
Dodds homes, for this road would
make even a Cadillac smile.
\ wonderful man eau do won.
drrlul things aud good man Is
sure 10 do good things. Will Sid
Dodds be- through when hc com
plrlrs this road1 No. lIc has
only started. Ills great mind has
conceived an idea that the com
my generation must soon be- har
messed 10 pull this great nation
ol ours, both church and State.
and his eyes beam with sparkling
sunshine when he says
II will soon have a graded
school over in the other neighbor
hood A house with every con
ycnIrncr and will be- able tu scc
the laddirs and lassirs 90 10 and
Tor each day in an auio.taXi. This
is my hobby aud she goes. -
Those words I hear them
now Oh 10 God it | could only
live fifty years and see the next
generation reap the seed from the
harvest this Wonderful man and
his aN>ocoatcs in Kentucky and
Tennessee are now sowing.
Right here aud now, want 10
say to our honorable and worthy
townSman, Walter Reynolds. also
10 his co-workcrs. have patience,
the lost sheep will soon bee home.
They are coming one by one
For years you aud your com
rldcs have worked so untiringly.
Your minds were strong. You
were able 10 see golden future. !
My eyes are now open. See
! know ! see, and / will say 10
YOU as our leader of West Ten
neSsee good roads, have followed
you, but alar off. ! will now go
with you TO help. viii furnish
my part of the elbow grease, all
the lingo dental music I possess
and we will see if We can meet
Col. Dodds about half way 10 the
beautiful Bluff City at the head
Df the deep waterway of the great
Mississippi. W. K. MANLEY. !
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

As q matter of Information The
Courier prints briow the cosi of
building This road. as Ilgurrd 10y
Engineer II. l.. lrathrr
Beginning at city limits Of
Hickman Ky, and extending to
station l.i6. luO feet ~. miles,
Moving > telephones poles >lUOO
.Grubhlug I trees aud brush 500
Moving lu r,ds ui fence. 300
loco lIu lt h.n liir .or road
drains. 100 place ...... ~UOU
Grading 521l cu yd, earth
excavation. m 2ur ,lU,l 2O
20io ru yds. earth hor
row, u l5r...... }Do 81
Shaping sub grade and
shoulders, d rl1U per
mile. 315 ~
ebert gravel ,urlaylng
material. 2u54 cu yds per
mil" jli1 ga yds m 9Or
f. %. b. ears i.62l ~
Hauling jl.'l yds, of gravel
U 3lr .. l.7g1 -
Spreading, rolling and wa
tcrlng gravel, 1l.,J yds
U 2Or lU2- 90
Corrugated culycrls . 2iN22
corrugated pipe cul
NrrlS. .. .... .. .. 2"j
Concrete hcadwalls for
pipe culyrrts, 81 cu yds
d $40. ... 5iOd
> l2N22 corrugated rul
yrrtS Ia 11r. ..... II 50
Concrete hcadwaIls for
pipe culycrts 80 cu yds.
a. $40 ... .... .... 3iOO
Total ....... Sg.GIo55
Plus 10 per cent for ronlu
grnclcs ... .... .... 9GlOO
Total estimated costs SlOj1l 5J.
ONignrdI II J.. Prathrr,
Civil Engineer
STATE ROAD 40. g.
Approved. Robert G. Terrell.
Commissioner of Public Roads
Date july -, 1919.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

Nice lamb. 20c pound Eel
Nothing but first class pictur,,
at the Empress.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allen saI
son. of Cayrr, and ils Mann
Watson. of Hickman. ky.. y,.
ihe family of their uncle, " .I
Allen. here this week tU
Prairie No Eagle
As result pl an alteration
which woman played a pw
urui part Elhrrl summons .#
and KILLED Bert Glllihau
Morrhou,c. Mo. Monday G
han was shot four Times with
l' uaiihrr revolver aud lra.
va, instantaneous simmons H
arrested aud plarcd IA thr N"
Madrid county jail
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26
SCOUT NOTICE.

There will be scout meeting at
the court house at q 30 o clock on
Thursday, Aug. 26, for purpose
or reorganizlng and other impor-
lant business Every scout =
presence Is desired.
e. j. Stair, s. M.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

FOR SALE: Black Turf seed
oats; clean and in good shape.
See W. w. Preuett, ON Il. NJ.
Bradley place. 9-9p
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

Pay day means every person
buying a lOr ticket will re-.
reiyc our envelopes contain.
lug either a penny. nickel,
dime. quarter, half dollar or
or one dollar
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-26

In order To get started right
on this serial w., viii bee
gin all over again and run
No. | next Thursday This
serial features Frances Ford
and Grace Cmard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
SISTERSVILLB

lSTtRSNlIsLE. W. Va July 13-Fu-
.. o. futile sunday afternoon al tho
home ~ bis grandparents. Mr. and Mr..
Ionaiha Rice Rev. J. o. Bolton off
Side ''''' mn cemetery on the ONO
Mrs Julia 4. Graham. Mrs I. A.
Thistle thc Misses Margaret and Vir-
Ein.1 Thistle ana sampson Thistle have
returned iu The Thistle car from Park
cr-burs. where they visited relatives
Tohu Robinson and oscar schrader
visited friends here sunday evening.
Arthur Durham. q Ihhana. Onto. has
arrived to spend a few weeks with Sis
Airs Eari EIrEeus OF Marietta Is tho
Mrs.. Dyer Fischer.
Mrs o. vs. Bunting and three child
rem. John. Mary and Martha. have ar
rived home from an extended visit with
relatives iu Delaware. Ohio. and Cam
on.burE. IA
from Irhaua. ohio. where che has been
visiting Der cousin. Miss Marjorie Dur
Clarence Williamson left Monday for
Akron. ohio. whore DO VIII be- employed.
Mics catherine Leonard who has been
tne attractive house guest of Mics Julia
returned home t1 Wheeling
Miss Clara Allar spent sunday wffh
Ni.s Gertrude E1rrIrk % New Martins
Sam Fischer who t1s spent the past
rev .IFH Win hIs brother and wife SIR.
day f1r HIs home In chicsF6
Arthur Williamson uf Mexico. former
ly of -i.i.r.s D.. i7 here visiting reia-
. Paul Jones was wheeling bu-i-
rrer visitor MONDAY
ONE Il.rdsrHor % Cemetery Hu has
IFff f"r Evans city. Pa
MI.. Grace 81. Mccoy has returned
from Huntington where che spent ths
N|.a RAID Mcconnell o. N.v No..
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MAJORSVILLE

MAJORsVILLE. W. Va. July IA
Ihe annual picnic OF the n. ". ~ a.
at Philips Grove was great success.
Doth a. a social picnic and Home COM
lus. Nsycr before ON similar occasion
have 80 many natives or this commun-
iiy. but uuu-resio"nts Of the surround
ing towns. MoundsNillo Wheeling. War
wood. Cameron. Washington. heard the
home call ana lournoyed hy train ana
grove. with old friends and relatives.
The heavy clouds OF the morning gave
way 20 splendid afternoon Of sun
shine.
At high noon an elegant repast was
served by Caterer Porter. OF Cameron
Co the Officials and speakers Many
other equally good family spreads were
served on the grounds.
Tn the early afternoon the following
speakers were. Ably. cIoqusufly and
amusing introduced by Rev. Grtogrcy.
Of Cameron. E--rrs. barzt. Williams.
'uUhnr and MusgruNe. all responded in
Ia highly pleasing manner. ali .JoIied.
the farmer. ana u most glowing terms
told 81 the mighty advantages enjoyed
by him. but all failed Co state Just why
Tor bN what unfortunate circumstanCs
they TOO were prevented from being till
er- OF the soil
Later the baseball fans enjoyed a
couple % Eames OF ball The nrst be-
tween Wolf Run and Pleasant valley
stood 3 60 . Dob favor of Wolf Run The
second between MHIUrsvIlle and WoIf
Euu was decidedly BOO favor OF our lads.
.frrshmguts amounted Co between nva
'aud six hundred IoIlsr- All enjoyed
th' music furnished by The EIm Grove
Concert band.
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the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Briggs. Of
Calls.
Misses Gay ana Winona Dorsey. OF
Film Grove. are visiting Calls friends at
present.
During the past week while harvest
lus on the MCkcrrthau farm. Charlie
NJ cherrlhan KILLED = copper head snake
that measured % inches in length and
4 z inches In circumference.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Cridcr Of Elm
Grove. spent Saturday with fricnds
at This place
Mrs. Libbie Jane Wclluan and son.
returned Co (eir home al Warwooi
with Mrs. Wellman's sister. Mrs. Eva
MiIliksn.
James Harsh had valuable colt bad
u injured in moving machine Satur-
DAY lir. brill was called to render
medical aid. and thinks the animal may
recover
Tho many friends or Miss Racnct
Sherrirh. a native Of Calls. w Va hun
Tor many years "A resident Of Oklahoma
viii De- sorry Co learn OF her death al
that place during the last DAYS % juno.
Mr. Ritter Sherrich. Of Rock Lick. is
"a brother Of the deceased
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AN ~ c.!
Ihe Newest Discovery in Chemisirv

This is a recent discovery of Doctor
Pierce. who Del head OF the InvalIds
Hotel and Surgical institute at Runa-
10. y. y. Experiments 40 Or piorco's
Hospital Tor several years proved that
there is mo- other ciImirsfor OF uric
acid that can Boz compared 90 b. For
those easily recognized symptoms OF
Inflammation backache. acaIdine
urine and frequent urination. aa we'll
o. sediment in the urine. or 10 uric
acid in the blood has caused rneurra.
tsm, % De- simply wonderful how sura.
" 'Anuric' aCfa The best of 20
suits are always obtained in caaas Of
acute rhcumatism in the IoInfa. in
gravel and r0ut and Invariably tho
pains and stiffness which so frequent.
" and precautionary accompany tho
disease rapidly disappear
Co fo your nearest drug store and
simply ask Tor a 5O-ccnt package Of
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Annric.' manufactured bv n
Pierce. or even write ur Pierce for
FREQ sample n you suspect kidney
or bladder trouble. send him aampio
M your water and describe avrp.
TOMS. Dr Piorcea chemist win or
amino &c. then Or Pierce will raporf
TO you without Zee or charge.
NUrE-"A n.uric' De- fhfrfv. uovor
Times more active than uthla in clint
mating uric acid. and a. harmiess
but reliable. chemical compound thai
may Do safely given 10 children but
should Do used only by grown .uns
who actually wish fo restore their
kidneys fo perfect health. bv corsef
rrfI01aIr USING ono box .or more fr
extreme Caaca.aae "Ar.uri,. UHarts
to Doctor piorrc'a arhIetamrnl h.
hv Far the most perfect kidney ana
bladder corrcrtor ObfaInabic -Adter
tsCmcnt
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. July Ia
Master Earl a. Smith. son OF Joseph
Smith. superintendent of mine No
tGilchrisO OF the West Virginia Pitts
burgh Coal Company. was awarded
the prize pony and outfit late Tuesday
afternoon. having had the highest
number of votes in the popularity
contest conducted during the past
three months by the Herald and the
merchants OF Wellsburg. The con
test. which started April 1. was one
OF the most successful to be conduct
ed in this city. and every one OF the
12S contestants worked hard every
day to win.
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WARW00D

The Warwood council may lower the
speed limit Of automobiles in the near
future. There has been 90 much speed
ing this summer that tho officials must
take some action 90 prevent o. Speed.
Crs have been warned and not a few
OF them were fined but suIl tho prac.
ti"c goes ON. 10 the limit be- not cut
down they viii attempt fo stop o. iu
another way hy cnf0rDiue tho present
H. mile limit 10 the letter NJ tho fO
mile limit aH proposed. Is not adopted
the town will buy a motorcycle and
stop watch for The policeman ln this
way the time The autos are making
can hc a7rcrfained and tho yiolators
arrested hy tho use of tho motorcycle.
Dr. BE- probable thar fIis viIi come up
at The next session Of council
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OUT-THE-PIKE
oHlna National Road.

The National road. east OF Roneys
Point is being oiled for a distance OF
two hundred feet which Is being
tried out as an experiment Yester-
day County Road Engineer George
Steenrod and force OF men spent the
day placing the oil on the macadam
road. as the experiment IS TO see
whether the oil viii preserve the road
should the experiment prove a sue
cess IL is likely that the entire road
may be oiled as we'll as other
macadam roads in various sections OF
the country.
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Personal.

Mrs. Laura Grimes will return TO
her home here on Wednesday. after a
pleasant visit with her cousin. Miss
Mary Patterson. OF Elm Tree farm.
near Eldersville. Pa.
Harry Bennett. OF Wheeling. L. Wis
iting In Wellsburg at the home Of his
parents.
John McMorton. of Cross Creek
district was a Wellsburg business
caller on Tuesday.
Frank Fitz returned from a visit TO
Pittsburgh. Pa. on Monday. bringing
his wife with him. They have taken
up their residence at the Granite
house
Albert Snedeker. of this city. Is at
tending the session of the Federal
court at Elkins. w. Va.
Mrs. W. II. Blooer and daughter.
Miss Mary Hannah. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mccain and daughters, the
Misses Elizabeth and Isabelle. OF East
Liverpool. o.. are house guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Reeves.
NJ. r. Geisey. OF Wheeling. was a
Wellsburg business caller on Tues
day.
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PA,RISIAN
=:.5XS9

Mon and women whose hair and
scalp are excessively oily suffer moro
'1 fhr uafmrr months than az any
other Time The summers duet and
iIr' minlle with iaufruff ciinE to the
oily haIr and scalp. clog tho scalp
pores. afIfIo Ihe hair roots and make
proper cleansing almost impossible
HarIFIau saFe D. on ideal treatment
or fh.a trouble Wash tda hair NOT
0f'frnr fnar once week but use Par
I..an SAGE twice daily. pouring "a ufra
INTO fhH parted HHIr and rubbing brisk
'F right into fhe scalp with thn FINGER
Nra Do drives oIf dandruT. dIaaoIyce
fno excess oU and stimulates tho scalp
INTO healthy normal action Sold hr
o. ~ Gr'Ha' a CO. and loading drug.
riafr cvrry where.
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sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Mccullough OF West Finley.
Lewis Rhoades Is suffering with a
very sore foot as the result OF n horse
jumping on his foot and tearing or a
nail
David Durbin and family. OF Gran
Apple. spent sunday with Wyue Cald-
well and family.
Chas Sherrich. OF MoundsvilIe. Is
visiting at the home OF Evcrhart RiEglo.
Mr.. and Mrs Kelly Guy. Miss Mildred
and Mrs. Cad Rhoades spent sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. LouIs
Rhoadcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

Tho HIGHLAND coal mine received
two new 81 TON motor. yesterday The
motors win Dol Installed today N pos.
sIhlo The mine bel at present run.
ming an unuaua! amount OF coal and
tho new motors indicate that tho out.
rut will DO Increased. Tho installation
of new motors viii aieo lessen tho
work ON Tho mulne These motors arc
capable of doing fho work Of a dozen
mules. Tho only obstacle in their use
altogether being tho room required I'm
I-nLr nnlr.L-nr
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The regular monthly meeting OF
the Valley Grove Agricultural cIuD
VIII be held this evening in the Val
ley Grove school house. az which time
an interesting program viii be rem
dered. The principal addresses Will
be delivered by Prof Horace Atwood
and Webster Sill. OF the Pan Handle
Agricultural club. who will also lead
in the discussion OF the various
topics
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Mr. and Mrs HcrrieN. az Sew Mar
tlnsy Tile. are visiting friends az Glen
wood.
Jason stamp 81 Lennon. De- spending
q few DAYS az Detroit Mich. transact
ing business
The members or the O. W. Campbell
Glce club met last evening lu the Al
=. church az Elm grove.
Grover Archer Of MaIorsville. spent
yesterday az Elm Grove tTauFacting
business
Mr.. and Mrs Jack NaGIone are tho
parents OF baby boy.
tpn'rt Archibald. son 81 Mrs. George
Archibald. OF GleuwUod. sustained "a
painful injury Monday evening when
BE- fell from tho Octo Ou Companyss
bridge.
Edward Wircher Of the city viii move
60 Wouilawn ln few days
Mrs. r. !. Jackson Of WppdadaIe has
returned from lHNsuawuod where she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. JeseirA Nave ~ Bethany has
returned home after visiting Mrs Reed
r. MCkuight OF Ieathcrwood.
william Han Of Mason city. Ia. ia
me guest ~ relatives in the pike dis
trIgt.
Mrs. John Cook and daughter Eliza.
beth. ~ Echo Point are visiting friends
ut Stsubauvlflo. Ohio.
Miss Edith Phillips o. Pittsburgh
IA, DEL visiting relatives az EdEwood
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Woodnen Picnic.

The Modern Woodmen or Majors
Vile will hold a picnic. Saturday. July
a. and in connection with the event
an elaborate program will be- rendered
consi stInr 81 baseball game 90 be
played between the Roncys Point
team and the Maiorsyillo aggregation.
10 BE- likely that special music will be-
furnished by the Big Six Orchestra
90 Washington. pa.
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Funeral Thursday.

Word was received of the death on
Tuesday morning. az Moundsville. Of
Cephus Bradley. the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Bradley. Mrs. Bradley
will be remembered as a sister OF j.
a. Bowman. of this city. The body
will be brought to this city at 1885
p. m. Thursday. interment to be made
In Brooke cemetery.
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The date Of holding the Brooke
county picnic and boat excursion TO
Rock Springs park has been changed
from Thursday. July 90 10 Thursday,
August .. one week later. The picnic
date was changed on account Of a mis-
take having been made in setting the
first date. Captain Klein. OF the
steamer 81. james. made a mistake
in the dates. Toronto will have its
picnic on July %. and have engaged
the steamer.
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nisnrrard Crowd

Deputy sheriff Apologize was called
10 the Wabash bridge. Monday even
ing. 10 dispense a crowd Of men who
were having a picnic around a key
OF beer lie knocked the spigot out
leave.
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was the guest Of Mrs. NJ S. Bibbee OF
South WaTWood. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shearing Of
Nineteenth street. have departed on
their vacation. visiting at Newark
Coshocton. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
A large crowd enjoyed the marsh
mallow toast given last evening al
Graehe's Run. by the young people Of
the First English Lutheran church.
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VIII Give sncIal

The members Of the Ladies' Ala
society Of the NJ. +. church or rim
Grove will give a pie social Thurs
day evening. In the basement OF the
church. Refreshments OF all kinds
will be served and a short program
viii be rendered
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James Wells. ST.. Of Brooke coun-
~. near West Liberty. is seriously 900
81 his home. Mr. Wells has tho dis
tinction Of being the second oldest
man I'm Brooke county. being past the
90 milestone VI. T. Wells. OF this
city. Is son Of Mr. Wells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
Mystic Lodge rnEtalIs.

At the regular weekly meeting OF
Mystic Lodge no. "a. X. OF T.. held at
castle Hall Elm Grove. Monday even
Ing. the following Officers were in
stated Tor the ensuing six months.
Junior Past Chancellor r. H. EIrkett.
chancellor Commander =. y. Hlldrctn.
Vice Chancellor. l.. = Winter: prelatc.
=. \. Halls Master az Arms. r. W CIT
ungs. Inner Guard. J. u. mccoy. outer
Guard, Harry ligElc. Master OF Work.
X. -. Wrkctt. Representative 60 Grand
isadge, ~ k. Fireman. two-year term
Alternate. ". Y. Morrison
AFTER the installation and routine 81
business was disposed Of social scs-
sion was held