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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
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Messrs Dickens and Miller of
Caldwell were in Roswell last week
conducting the Evans sale.
Miss Della Howard attended the
Ontario fair last Friday.
Mr. Walter Brown left Tuesday of
last week for Los Angeles. California
where he will visit friends. He will
also visit his brother and sister, who
live Lear San Francisco,
Mss Clara Wamstad entertained a
few of her friends Monday evening
of last week.
The domestic science class of the
high school have been meeting at the
basement of the Presbyterian church,
so that they can use the kitchen equip
mem there.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. N. Z. Leigh attended the
OU;ario fair last Thursday.
Miss Bernice Hill is giving music
lessons in the F. T. Rice parlor.
The Roswell boys played football
with the Parma boys last Friday, or
the Roswell grounds. The game re-
suited with a score of 20 to 0 in Ros.
wells favor.
The packing of fresh prunes at the
! Steele orchard was finished Thurs
day of last week Twenty-four car
loads were shipped from there. Thi
was the largest crop there has eve
been here.
Mr., Robert Mccormick spent Wed
nesday of last week at home.
Gilbert Mccormick, Lee Wohlsch
legel and Elton Mccormick who spen
4 few weeks in the hills, returne,
home Wednesday of last week. the
brought one bear with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones arrive
from Minnesota last Tuesday to Spen
the winter with Mr.. Jones sister. Mr.!
w. R. Stevens,
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Sc
ciety will meet with Mrs. F. T. RiC
next Wednesday,
Miss Pearl Couple spent few day
visiting with Mrs, Chas. Dice, la:
week
Miss Gladys Taylor, who is teacl
, ing at Greenleaf, spent Sunday at hi
home,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
Boise are spending a few weeks wit
; Mr.. Smiths brother. Hugh.
Ndlley uay eAcIClScS VIII DC nclu
I the Sunday school and a harvest fe
. tival will be held at 80 a m. in Il
=. Presbyterian church. Sunday, Octob
{ 3rd
T Prof w. G. Scholtz of the Sta
j. Farm Products Bureau. will deliv
6 the address.
It F. w. lockwood went into t
e hills hast week to get part of /
cattle from the range.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
CAMPBELL SHOWS AND
CARNIVAL PLEASES
THE PUBLIC

The Cambell United Shows and
carnival attractions are up to adver-
tlsements and expectations in every
respect. There are any number of
high class attractions. The carnival
company consists of men and women
who are good artists and decent, re-
spectacle citizens in every respect
There has been no rowdyism, no
short change transactions, no pocket
picking, no rough stuff of any kind.
The carnival consists of p cars of
attractions of all kinds. There is
everything from Prof. Harry Finks
Concert Band, which is a most ere
ditable organization in every respect,
to the fat woman who is a perfect
lady. There are all kinds of human
freaks, all kinds of vaudeville artists,
all kinds OF ways OF spending your
money for things which go to make
up carnival. There are the bally-
hoores, the sword swallowers. the
glass blowers, the human fly who
rides around a perpendicular on a
motorcycle at the risk of life and limb,
the performing parrots, the merry-go-
round and above all the forw- miners,
who are the star attractions. There
are giants and dwarfs, living skeletons
and fat girls, baby dolls and teddy
bears-a real, genuine carnival COM
pany with a hundred attractions.
Fisk's Concert Band.
Prof. Harry Fink has with the Cam
bells this year his famous American
Concert Band Mr.. Fink has gathered
together a band of splendid musicians
who are doing their part toward max
ing the carnival a success. The
music is good, rousing and enthusing.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

Chairman Evan Evans of Grange
vile has returned from an extended
visit to California. He has announced
in an interview that he expected to
visit all parts OF the state before the
end of the year. He is expected in
Boise the latter part of October. He
is a member of the State Board of
Education and will attend a meeting
Of that board in Moscow on October
IL, before leaving for the southern
part of the state. He will then take
up the work of party organization.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Thursday and Friday nights of this
week the high school is giving a
chicken-pie supper at the Jones Har-
ness Shop. Everybody come and
bring your thirty-hve cents
All high school students are hav.
ing three days of vacation this week
to enjoy the Idaho State Fair.
The Caldwell high school has a
fine display in the merchants hall
from the domestic science and man.
ual training departments.
A chicken belonging to the schoo
campus entertained us in the assemb
" room Tuesday afternoon.
The Junior girls are giving = cook
ing demonstration in the Merchant:
Hall. Come and see what good cook
they are.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

Mrs. Thos. Murray of Livingston,
Montana is visiting with relatives
and friends in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Price of Boise
were among the fair visitors this
week.
"Tea at Four O'Clock" Oct, IL.
L. ]. Ross was at Salt Lake the fore
part of the week attending a conven-
ton of bridge construction men. En-
route home he will stop at Haley
where the county commissioners will
award bridge contract.
G.. G. Case. one of the prominent
and substantial farmers of the Parma
section, is in attendance at the State
Fair.
Balm of Gilead," Oct. IL. lois
Miss Vallery, of Plattsmouth Neb.
has been a guest at the F. c. Boyes
home the past week. Miss Vallery
left Thursday evening for her home
d. G. Raley, of Salem. Ohio, stop
ped off Wednesday to visit his cousin
Rev. F. z. Springer, Mr.. Raley Is
manager of the Ohio State Telephone
company.
The Balm of Gilead will be admin
istered by Mrs Holt and MIR Quast
at Huree Oct. IL. 1915
Forward Club Plays Oct. H. l0lt
SIS, 10000 to loan,-A. |. Myers. l0lt
Cash paid for notes and mortgages
Office over Hay & Boone's store. A
|. Myers. l0l-t
Mr.. Mumford and Miss O'Conno
are blighted lovers.-Huree. Octo
Der IL. l0l-
Every bride should understand tina
she is marrying hero who will som
day have hair in his ears.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

VIM. A. Straycr, d. c. Chiropractor
from Nampa, was in our city yester-
day to call on our DIR. Burkh and
complete arrangements for the con-
vcntion at Boise of the Idaho State
Chiropractic Association Oct. As
This will be their large gathering and
chiropractors from nearly every town
in the state will be present. Promin-
cnt speakers have been secured. A
banquet will be arranged and election
of officers will take place.
Miss Lora Roupe of Boise came
down to attend the fair on Monda'
and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Guy Parks of Jordan Valley /!
in our city on visit with friends anC
to attend the fair, -
Two plays for SOC, Oct IL. l0l'
A farewell reception was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Phillips by tn,
members of the Rebekah and OdC
Fellow lodges Monday evening of thi
week. The evening was spent in play
ing games of various sorts and afte
which dainty refreshments were serv
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips were pre-
scented with very handsome umbrell
as a token Of the esteem in which the
were held.
Your house may not burn, but yo
must die. Look over our policies
A. |. Myers, the Equitable Man. lOlt
J Home Talent plays-Huree, Octo
, Der llth. lUl-
S. +. CLANCY of Middleton was
business visitor Monday of this weel
+. II. Lyon of Payettc spent the for
part of the week in our city on leg;
business
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

Mrs. Emory Parsons who has been
Ill for several weeks, fails TO improve
much.
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman of Illi-
nois, parents of Harry Zimmerman,
arrived Monday of last week and will
spend a short time visiting here.
Mrs. A. II. Baker, who was operat-
ed on last week by Drs. McCalla and
Hill, from Boise, is still in very
critical condition.
Mrs. H. Wohlschiegel and Miss
Clara Wamstad attended the Fargo
Fair last Saturday.
The Roswell schools have spent
several days in preparing for the
Idaho State Fair an exhibit consisting
of cooked food prepared by the do
nestle science class; botany. physics,
agriculture, geography and physiology
| drawings; variety of drawings from
the primary grades; and also a large
products map of the United States.
Although it has taken the work to
prepare this exhibit the pupils enjoy
ed the change from the regular les
sons.
Wilson Campbell was among the
new pupils who entered the Roswell
| SCnOOlS MONDAY
A reception for the teachers was
given by the Roswell Improvement
club Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Ross. A short
musical program was given by Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor and Miss
Virginia Hall Light refreshments
were served Autumn leaves were
used for decoration.
Mr.. W. F. How'd and son, Leslie.
left Sunday last for the fair at Cald-
we'll with the same stock that they
exhibited at the Ontario fair.
Friday being childrens' day at the
State Fair in Caldwell, school has
been closed for that day giving all an
opportunity to attend.
Mr.. F. T. Rice and Mr.. L. NJ. Birch
are at the fair this week in Caldwell
with some of their fine Poland China
stock.
Rev. f. P. Lawrence addressed the
Amphyticionic Council meeting in
Parma Thursday afternoon. His SUBJ
ject being "Some Health Fads."
Mr. w. II. BOLTON, brother of Mrs
T. T. Rice, with Mrs. Dalton, arrived
{ here for visit of week or so. They
are on their way to the fair in San
Francisco.
Some of the Roswell people attend
ed the Evans sale last Thursday and
: reported a large crowd and goot
+ prices.
4 Mrs. S. G. Tuning who was calico
v east, about a month ago, by the i'll
ness of her father. returned Thursda,
d evening last, leaving her father mucl
4 improved.
{ Miss Margaret Wisner visited iron
Saturday till Sunday evening at home
\ returning to her work Monday morn
e ing.
Frank Hall arrived from North Da
. kota last week and joined his famil
st who were staying at the home of hi
father. Mr. Charles Hall. They wi
J. make their home here for the presen
.r w. A. Hall and Miss Virginia Ha
were Caldwell visitors Monday of las
If week.
ii Mr.. Ray Swigert left on Saturda
morning of last week on tri
in through the eastern states. He ma
:. visit his brother in Ohio. He e9
he poets to bring his mother back
or make her home here.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
MISS LUCY LEE MEETS
WITH ACCIDENT MONDAY
Buggy in Which She was Seated De-
molished in Railroad Yards.

Miss Lucy Lee was tossed from the
buggy in which she was riding, and
the vehicle was practically demolish'
ed, Monday afternoon at the Kim.
ball avenue crossing, when part OF
A freight train backed into the rig.
The trouble was partly due to the
fact that the team she was driving
became frightened, turned and back
ed in such a manner as to push the
buggy partly onto the track.
Miss Lee received cash on the
bsad a cut on the arm and several
miner cats and bruises, She was TAX
en- to a physicians office, and alter
treatment there was sutheientiV re,
covered to be driven to her home, ~
miles east of Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
HAWAIIAN SINGERS
PLEASE AT THE BUNGALOW

Relrs Hawaiian singers and players
Who orened a three-davs' engagement
At the Bungalow Thursday night,
are making a decided success. The
theatre has been crowded both even
;ngs and another throng is expected
tonight, The company is good one
and the members are sweet singers
and clever players. The selections are
the Kind that appeal to all music low
ers The engagement closes this even,
ing.-Adv. TT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

After a visit in one or two Of the
Campbell Shows Wednesday evening
Judge Thompson, Judge Harger and
Russell Smith started flying wedge
that literally swept the Joy Zone for
a few minutes.
The big dolls won at one of the
stands have caused several ceases of
Misunderstanding this week. They
look very life-like.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

Our policies do not fluctuate In
value They say in dollars and cents
what thew are worth in cash. al any
time, and have reserves OF over SooO'-
600 10000 behind them.-A. !. Myers:
V ~ Tou;,abIe Man. l0l-tf
z A. Stauffer Of Jordan Valley was
\ business visitor in our city the fore
part of the week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01

Mrs. T. o. MURRAY and daughter of
Springdale. Mont, is visiting in the
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Froman. Mrs. Murray eX-
poets to remains here for a month or
probably six weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
GER MANY TO
TAKE OFFENSIVE
RUSHING TROOPS THROUGH BEL
GUM TO WESTERN
FRONT.
Troops In Belgium Going Back TO
Trenehes-5Ia Battle Expected
To Open Soon.

LONDON. Feb. 20. 1880 D. m
The continued progress which the
French are said to be making in the
Champagne district and the pressure
which the allies, without attempting
any great offensive. are declared TO
be bringing TO bear on the German
line in the west have, according 20
news received from Holland. induced
the Germans to make another effort
in the west before the allied forces
reach their maximum strength.
BY day and by night. say the Dutch
newspapers, big motor ears loaded
with German soldiers, are hurrying
through Belgium 10 the western
front. and the troops which had been
ent to northern Belgium are going
back TO the trenches. The fact that
some OF the troops now passing
through Belgium come from the east
TIN 'front.' suggests to the military OBJ
servers that the Germans have de.
cided that they are able to hold the
Russians in their present positions
while the Germans are carrying out
their new offensive In the west.
The silence OF the German general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
LENGTH OF EXTRA
SESSION IN DOUBT
SOME SAY WORK CAN BE COM.
PlETED IN TWO WEEKS, 9TH
ERS SAY THREE WEEKS.
Same Revenue Measures Of Regular
Session TO Be Presented-May
Recess TO Wednesday.
BY w. r. KEYSER
(Staff Correspondent)

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. %
Following the calling of the extra
ordinary session OF the legislature TO
convene Saturday at noon. there was
considerable speculation among the
legislators tonight as to It's probable
length. II is generally believed that
the legislature will ne able to com.
plete the work outlined by the COVER.
nor in his proclamation calling the
session within two weeks. though
others claim 1t Will require three
weeks.
II Is said that the administration
viii again advocate a bill for addi-
tiOnal revenue similar to those urged
at the regular session. proposing ex-
else tax on incomes OF corporations,
and excessive land holding privilege
tax.
The legislature is expected 10 re-
cess tomorrow afternoon. Immediate
ly following the converting in special
session. utnil Tuesday afternoon or
Wednesday OF next week.
No message will be delivered by the
governor tomorrow. II Is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
TURKISH GENERAL IS
KILLED FOR TREASON

COPENHNGEN. via London. Feb
20. $500 f. m-The newspapers mere
publish o. Berlin dispatch reporuue
'h" killing % n prominent TurbIsl
general Boo Syria. UIa death was OF.
der"d from CoustautIuople lf ls said.
the charge being made that he com.
mIfIrd treason In DudeasOrInr 20 carry
out negotiations for peace with lhH
allies OF the Triple Enfreutc Tho
basis Df the generals negotiations 10
I. stated VAS the r@roriaiminE of him.
self AZ Sultan. che limiting of Turk.
fo Asia and tho a-bandOrInr Of Pale.
Zine and NpaopufamIa fO Englaud
Va. i7 "a guest ~ Wra Thomas Duffy
Of Start street.
Miss Hazel Wright .s visiting rsia
lives s' 81 ll8irsFiIlp
Superintendent A. g. Jackson rn
turned yesterday from cincinnati.
who're hr attended rhs national con.
Font.1u oft school .uprrIrfnndrnfa
Mrs. o. DO NrgHrn Who recently
underwent au operation af tho NorfH
Nhr'Iins hospital Is Improving
= ~ NrGrIu. of Gravel HiI Haa
returned from RI visit af Pittsburgh
Miss Ethel March is 900 az her home
on Gravel $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
REVENUE BILLS
FAIL TO PASS.
ONE GOES THROUGH SENATE
AND TWO IN HOUSE BUT
DIE ON ADJOURNMENT
As They DID Net Pass Both Houses
Both Administration Meas
ures Defeated
(5y W. r. KEVSERl
CStsh -Corresponoentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb Sc
\ considerable portion OF the hnal day
OF the regular session OF the Lecisla-
ture was given over to consideration
OF reyenue measures. None passed
both branches. though one was passed
by the house and two by the senate.
hut with the ~adiourning OF the ses.
sion. they die automatically. II is
likely that similar measures will be
introduced during the extraordinary
session which begins tomorrow.
The bill which passed the house
was the Pierce bill. proposing a tar
OF one-hfteenth OF a cent per thousand
cubic feet OF gas transported through
pipe lines for each distance Of TWEEN
ty-ive miles. Il was passed by vote
OF 81 10 %. the Democrats voting sol.
idly against IL.
Both OF the administration revenue
measures-the excise tax on incomes
Of corporations and the privilege tax
on excessive land holdings-were de-
feated. the former by a motion to lay
on table. which carried 40 TO IS. and
the latter by a vote OF 81 ayes TO 80
noes on its passage.
White Bill Passed.
The three bills introduced Thursday
night by Senator White were consid-
cred tonight in the senate. His bill
proposing an increase or fifty per cent
IN the charter fee OF nonresident cor
porations was passed by a vote OF rs
ayes TO ] no. Senator Cooley dissent
ing and the Democrats refusing TO
vote. BY a similar vote his bill pro-
posing a like increase in the fees
charged resident corporations was
passed. II II estimated these two
measures will net approximately
$1,000 900 annually.
The third bill. requiring resident
domestic corporations to appoint tho
auditor as attorney Of record. and re-
quiring h payment Of a fee of FIVE
dollars, was defeated by a vote OF
ten to eleven.
Senator Rosenbloom's bill, propos-
ing a license fee for the practice Of
medicine. surgery. dentistry, or law.
was under consideration when recess
was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Much amusement was created m the
central part Of the city yesterday ar
teruu0u hr "a farmer passing through
the city with a. load o. iron on n sled.
br. g. D. MsEHerly. Of this city. was
called Co SIT Pleasant yesterday aft--
moon f0 take charge % a patient
Jesse DaIItsOu Ia recovering At hts
uu south FIfth street from the e..
Hrrfa o. u smashed hand H~ustainad
while Hf work Dol he tin mU TueadaA
Several candidates we're initiated Ft
the meeting uf fEp Lady Moose Cfrr %
held Iu their ball last evening.
Frank M~lesrnhrIIer ia able % ~ a.
bic uus, ~ duty ssain after a sevcra'
days Illness
rarIF Htre.ua who Is laid NJ A. h b.
home Hr HICKORY street with tBhoII
."Frr fa slowly rrcovcfiuE
several from this rifN viii attend frf
social Hf The Brush school house tn
evening which VIII o. given By tie
ladies' 10 fHF scotch Ridge preabyfsriaf.
church.
AN a. fHs classes 0f The tocsI higf
school .UII fnrIr FHft1ricnIa in the aa
..mNIE rH.m srafrriaF afternoon.
yesterday morning vas one OF tfr
coolest for some time and caused nam
pfuuir fn araIn start the fres in ths
|~Hrr .HH
TH. IauEhlfn tin mill and the whtt
.HHr .'Hraufr viii close down a. the
end Of fIe frat turn this morning
The ladies' uf The church ~ COD -
hold a MARKET at fhs white store fri-
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27


Miss Jennie Greenfield is IN az her
home ON Belmont street
Mrs Louis Croamor. or Macedonia.
Oh spending a few days with relatives
iu tho city.
NIsr Anna Cgrran and Mary
strong have returned from a visit
nIfH friends af ~stnuycnyluo
william Young Of So. Louis. Il
visiting His parents. Mr. and Mrs o.
b. Young ur GrInsl HII.
Tho Bohemian society will enter.
fI.r .N.. evening with "a dance In
bohemian NHII uu Torfy.hrsf street
Nr. M I@0rfnrfaII. who underwent
rn operation HI tHH Ohio Valley Gen.
"rai hospital 's improving
Harry Hrryhrr~ was OF U~aruaaviIn
Yesterday attending t meeting Of the
director of far United Dairy Com.
uauy.
o. O.. Hutchinson. OF Gravel UirI. ls
r%gros'rIne from a few days illness
Nra Irr1 -rahrI.hf of Gravel HIl.
HaH rurn f0 H0VHr.ar fU visit her
d]surHf.. Who H teaching school
hero
IHr REGULAR visitation meeting of
.H. U Obj F lodge. OF fHIa vicinity
UI Dol. held Tu..Iay evening. Mar b
NrI 90 H Smith Haa returned from
Cleveland. HHrHa r. attended a
church conference committee meeting
uf fHr N O. church
Sire Katie stewart. OF Friendly. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
About People
Movements OF individuals 90 I
and From .lIs City.
AT n HOTELS.

MeLure-Arthur Lohmeyer. Charles
ton: Mrs. b. n. Anderson. Parkers
burg; s. +. Smith. New Philadelphia
10; l. NJ. Stephens, Washington, Pa.
w. II. McGregory. Xenia. o.: S. l.
Gould. Parkersburg: Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Roberts. Charleston: W. :. Dewey.
S~istersville. /. s. Well. Youngstown
o; e. T. Cole. Huntington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell Jobes. Bethany: T. o
Flanagan. Hinton: s. r. Henley
Charleston; H.. W. Brown. Washing
ton. Pa
Grand central-E. b. Conway. r.
s. Johnson. Alma. r. o. Amos.
Friendly; J. NJ. Caldwell. Hickory: r
Jason Hart. Marietta. o.
stsmm-S. T. Keller. Belington:
Ira u. Huntington. Gallipolis. O.: r.
NJ. Maxwell. Valley Grove: r. W.
.Leep, Marietta. l.. l. Wheaton, w. o.
Davis. Clsrksburg: H. C.. Haskins,
New MartinsvilIe.
Brunswiek-E. B. Taylor. Hunting,
ton; J. X. Dunkle. Parkersburg: +.
II. Howe. Fairmont; l. 5. Tifkin,
Huntington.
Supreme Master Workman VIII VI.
Narzis, OF Muskogee. Iowa, arrived
In the city yesterday 10 attend the
state supreme lodge meeting OF the
A o. u. W. here mex week.
Former Superintendent n. -. Work.
OF this city. but now OF Lancaster.
Pa. spent yesterday In the city carl
Ing on friends.
Secretary s.. r. Arnold Of the West
Virginia sunday School association
left yesterday for the southern part Of
the state in the interest Of the Sunday
school work.
Frank Seibert has returned 20 hts
home az Woodlawn after having spent
Tho past several days on n business
"trip through western Pennsylvania
Harry kimmins. returned yesterday
fo his home AZ ClayFyiIle. after having
spent sometime here looking after
business matters
Mics Ethel Kittlc. Of Elm Grove
who was injured ln the street car ac.
r.dent ThurFday uirhf is improving
TT. $. p lotion. Of Pittsburgh ar.
rived IN tho city last niEht t0 assist
300 the stamping out of the foot aud
Uufh disease ir This county.
DIR g. r. Hershey. veterinarian OF
HarIeston. arrived boz The city yeeter
fy boz the interest Of the state to- as
led ir kerping down the spread o. the
loot and mouth disease IN .hls county
D. T. Lough and Charles " I.ougb
returned Yesterday from a business
trip Of a few days spent a. Cameron
Hon Julian o. Hearno returned yos
fardav from Charleston whore be- has
su .ransacHrr business for tho past
few days
Iion D. So stephens. "a former local
stock broker how located at Wash.
.ucton Pa. Dol In fhe city on business
49, Cd w. Davis OF tho NOlar safe
company Of Dayton. Ohio. vae Ir The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Larae Crowd Attended

Another large crowd heard DR.. A. A.
W. I'm. the evangelist who r. con.
Quoting a series OF meetings in st.
Paul's a. " r. church. preach on the
Holy Spirit" At the conclusion Of
bis sermon Rev. Hin announced that
he would speak on the following sub.
jects next week: Sunday. AZ II a. m.
The Utility Of Elijah's Twelfth Bar.
rel Of Water Sunday afternoon.
Lining Up the Soldiers FOR Battle
Sunday evening. Mother Sad
Grave Monday night. Prepare 10
Meet Thy God. oh Sinner Tuesday.
Three Steps TO Heir. "Wednesday.
Repent Thursday. The Pale