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The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21


this week renewing cid sequantsncs.
in Glenwood.
r. NJ Woodwork, . Grand Junction
barber, is spending = fes days here
this week.
Mrs. George Hinma. returned Mon
day from Sidney, Nebraska, where she
went to VISIT her sister, Mrs. Mercer
kinsman.
Ralph Magrum of Deaver is spend
ing a week in GlenwoOd. Mr.. Margrum
is bright young man who has made
several trips to Gienwood.
Henry K. Rhone returned 10 Grand
Junction Thursday evening after sev-
eral days spent here in the interest of
his toll road proposition.
= = =
Miss Lorraine Koelling, who for some
months has been visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Roedman, has
gone to Park City, Utah, for a visit
with friends.
W. ID. Emerson, district manager Of
the Mountain States Telephone COM
pany, arrived Thursday evening and
left yesterday morning on an inspec
tion trip around the district.
Miss Gertrude Gaebler of Omaha
stopped in GlenwoOd THURSDAY evening
while returning hrom the California
expositions. She will spend week III
Glenwood visiting her friend, Miss
Mabel Moore.
The Episcopal fair on the church |
grounds Thursday evening was a very |
pleasant affair and netted the church
people substantial purse. The Glen
wood band rendered several musical sc
leetions during the evening.
DR.. Clark reports the arrival of a
nine pound boy at the Joe Campocil
home at the corner of Eighth ana
Palmer Thursday afternoon. Mother
and babe are both doing well according |
to latest reports.
Father o 'Dwyer Of Denver is spend |
ing the week in GlenwOod, q guest of
the Hotel Colorado, and although sone-
what indisposed he has called on u
pleased to renew the acquaintance u
former days.
Mrs. Cannon, formerly Miss Ida
Doty of Glenwood, is here on a visi:
from her home in Providence, Rhode
Island, after an absence of over eight
years. Mrs Cannon expects to be
joined soon by her husband with whom
she will return to her eastern home
about the first of September.
= = =
A trainload of delegates to the Ma
| tional Monument Dealers association
this year arrived last night and left
Immediately for Marble where they are
the guests of the Colorado Iule Marble
company. The party expects to spend
day at the mill and quarries Of the
company and Marble will make the
occasion a great celebration.
Lou Sweet came down from Red
stone yesterday and spent several
hours in Glenwood Mr.. Sweet was
very much interested in the road meet
ing held at Redstone last Wednesday
evening and says only such . small
amount of money is necessary in pro-
portion to the great value the Somer- |
set Redstone cutoff will be to this coun-
try that it should be an easy matter TO
raise the necessary amount.
= i =
| Harry Kendall Thaw and party of
eastern friends arrived at the Hotel
Noioidao iait last evening anu Will ~
main there for several days. He has |
not determined the length of his stay |
nor the route he will follow westward.
He is driving huge car and expects
to take his time leisurely along the
way, meeting his mother some time
this month in California at the expo
sitions.
y = =
The work of putting the big steam
shovel in place where it can be used
to advantage by the county road gang
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

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The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

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The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21
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F111 01U1C0 o.
011E04 oCI116xID1
S24 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 .. N.
Sunday services, II .. n
Wednesday evening service, 8 p, M.
Reading room open On Monday, Wed
aesaay and Friday afternoons from :
to Z ?. u.
All are welcome.
P1I1DYfERIAN NOTES
1000 .. m. Sunday School.
ll:OO 4. m.-Norning Service.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endesvor.
1880 p. m.-Evening Service.
CH1I1TIAN SCIENCE
Qlenwood Society
/. o. o. F. Hall
10 =. m.-Sunday School.
IL q. m.-Sundsy Services.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Reading room open Saturdays from
to S p. m.
All are cordially welcome.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Miss Doris Diver, of Deerfeld. Ohio,
while returning from the California eX-
positions stopped in Glenwood Wednes-
day for visit to her aunt, Mrs. C. A.
Bartlett, who she had not seen for
many years. Miss Diver in her two
days stay in Glenwood was wonderful
ly impressed with the beauty of the
place and surroundings and greatly re-
gretted that she could not prolong her
stay.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

The frame of the new Napier resi-
dence on Bennett avenue is now up and
rapid progress will be made on the
building from this time on. Charley
Anderson has the contract. This is to
be nine room building with sleeping
porch and full basement, and will be
strictly up to date in every particular
The plumbing and heating contract has
been let to Reilly.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Father O'Dwyer Of Denver is spend
ing the week in GlenwOod, q guest of
the Hotel Colorado, and although some-
what indisposed he has called on Il
number of his old friends who We're
pleased to renew the acquaintance u
former days.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Mrs. Cannon, formerly Miss Ida
Doty of Glenwood, is here on a visit
from her home in Providence, Rhode
Island, after an absence Of over eight
years. Mrs Cannon expects to be
joined soon by her husband with whom
she will return to her eastern home
about the first of September.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Sherman, of
Palisade, Forded up to Glenwood to
meet their daughter who had been visit
ing in Denver. Mr.. Sherman is the
genial editor of the Palisade Tribune
and very properly made visit to this
office while in our city. The daughter
left the train at this place and accom-
panied her parents home in the fiivver.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Before County Superintendent Tip
petit Westerman at the court house
Thursday and Friday sixteen school
ma ams-sweet siXteen-tested their
knowledge in the regular county exam
nation for teachers certificates. An
other examination was held at the same
time at Rifle for the accommodation of
the teachers from the lower section If
the county.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Daley left
Thursday for visit to Mrs. Daley S
parents in Indiana. At the close of
their visit they expect to 60 to Calf
ornia where they will reside in the
future. During Mr.. Dailey's employ
ment at McCoy's garage, he made mary
friends among the car owners of this
community. Mrs. Dailey's place in
church and Sunday school will not be
easily filled and she will be greatly
missed by those with whom she mas
been associated during her stay in Glen
wood.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

J. f. Moorehead, city editor of the
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, is
spending = few days in Glenwood as
a part of his vacation. Mr. Moore
head accompanied LOWS Wyman and
party from Paoi..G % Glenwood via
Somerset and Redstore and is very
enthusiastic in II aard TO the possibili
ties of the new state Highway over the
Mcclure pass. Mr.. Moorehead expects
to be joined here the first Of the week
by Nfs. Noorehead and the ehildren
who win add 70 his pleasure in the
closing days Of his vacation Pssisd.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

The Ladies Aid and the Needlecraft
club entertained at the home of Mrs.
l.. II. Taft on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Arthur Daley, who leaves
this week for her home in Lordsburg
California. Nearly fifty guests were
present and refreshments were served.
The aid presented Mrs. Daley with
a piece of cut glass and the club with
a painting of Hanging Lake.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Judge NOonan and family left Fri
day for a week g outing at Sweetwater
hke, the trip being made largely m
the interest of John, who has looked
forward to this summer outing with
nueh pleasant artici patton.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21
Qlenwood Society

CH1I5fIAN SCIENCE
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Congressman and Mrs. Edward T.
Taylor and son, Edward, .Jr left Tues
day for Denver where Mrs. Taylor will
submit to minor operation. Mr.. Tay-
lor hopes to give considerable attention
to official duties during this trip.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Within the past week kirwan made
some excellent photos slowing Bart
Petrini IS big Cole s ear on the public
road in the Glenwood canon. The pic
lures were taken at the most pictur-
esque points in the canon and it is the
intention of the manufacturers to use
them in an extensive campaign of ad-
vertising.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Rev. James f. Forsyth and bride are
the guests of the Hotel Glenwood this
week. Mrs. Forsyth, prior to her MAJ
week, was Miss Sara Burch Easterly
of Gunnison.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Miss Maud ROark of Fort Worth,
Texas is visiting friends in this city
on her way back from the coast. She
intends going on to New York City and
take the steamer from there to Calves
tap
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

County Commisisorer Charles Mayer
asd family Of Eagle were visitors in
Glsnwsod Tuesday- The women folks
pensssol st ths Hetsi GIsaWood while
n. 1nhvse asd CssaAy Surveyor Will
Lea vsst - - Bssak - ssesaa - so.e
ssu1 tssinsR
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

Rev. and Mrs. George F. Klein Of
Fruita are visiting this week at the
Kingsbury ranch on West Elk creek.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
bury and the Kleins Forded it 10 Glep-
wood where the latter had the pleasure
of meeting many friends and former
parishioners. They all left for the
Kingsbury ranch Friday morning.. Mr..
Klein is just closing very sseesssful
year as pastor of the Fruita n. E.
church and this trip at the end Il the
season 10 made in the intersse e
1.eh needed rest for both tie pasese
and his god wife.
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Johnson who was in the 55th wear
OF MS age. Thursday evening he was on
the streets rs usual Yesterday morn.
ing ne was not noticed about the home
ana about noon neighbors heard the
report or shot coming from the
mouse boat on which he made his
nome. and upon investigation. dis
suicide
The man had lain down on cot
and with shotgun fred a vollev into
MS body. death resulting about Ave
minutes later. Coroner Roger was
notified and had the body removed 10
MS morgue where II was prepared for
burial The Coroner will render a
verdict some time today. The only
relatives residing in this vicinity are
sister. Mrs. Jacob Matthew OF
GAINESVILLE. and a cousin. Mrs. Thomas
Williams. Of this city. At late bour
last evening funeral arrangen EMS
nad not been completed. but win pro-
bably be held from the Williams
home.
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WILL 1T START?
That's the Question Regarding River.
side MIL. Some Say II Will,
Others Say Not.

a rImor was IN general circulation
yesterday In The BouwOOd district that
those who have been working about
the Riverside min during tho last ten
days IN drying out the furnaces and
other work. we're ordered not to re-
port for work this morning.
When General Manager Thomas 4.
bcattic. Of the Riverside plant was
communicated with over the tcIe-
phone last evening relative TO the rI-
NOR. be would not deny nor confirm
the report However. he said that
there had been no orders received
from headquarters to start the mill.
and when such orders shall have been
received that he viii immcdiatcig
notify an the local papers.
Those who are believed 10 be- In DOB.
sition 10 know something about mill
operations. declare that thcy never
knew OF furnace being dried out bD.
fore unless % meant resumption of
the plant Others contend that tho
furnacos were simply dried out and
repaired 10 Keep them in a state Of
preservation.
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Mrs. Charles Hare. Of Gary. Indiana
T. the guest Of Mrs. Charles Mason. In
Leath crwood
Mrs. Charles Cook. OF Norfolk. Va. Is
the guest OF relatives at Elm Grove
Town Marshal } q. Butler. OF Elm
Grove. spent yesterday repairing a num-
Der Of The town lights.
Mat White. OF Golden was "A business
caller in ~ mGroNe yesterday.
Town Marshal J. -. Putlcr. Of Elm
Grove. yesterday morning killed a vic
ious bull dog. whic-l nse been biting the
children.
James and AlonzJ winters. OF sand
Hil. who have been visiting relatives In
Film Grove, have returned 10 their home.
Edward Garrison. OF Center street.
Fulton. Is confined TO his home. as tho
result Of a slight accident.
J. II. Dimmey. well known man OF
EdgwOod is confined to his home. SUI
fering with blood poison In his right
The Patterson Athletic club will play
tho HodshOn team sunday afternoon On
the Patterson grounds.
The Patterson and Film Grove team
viii clash with the Island Athletic club
this afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds.
Oliver CriswcIl. OF Elm Grove. is vis-
ting friends at Cumberland. Md
walter Miller. cf Viola. was a bust
ness caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
number OF the Woodmcn Of the pike
district will attend the Modern Wood
men picnic to be held to-day Al Phillips
grove, In Marshall county.
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Miss Phoebe Griffith

Miss Phoebe GrIneth. of Mounds
VIE. died last niRhf at % o'clock. fol-
lowing a brief illness 40 tho homo her
si1tfrinlaw. Mrs Martha Grincfh. ON
Tenth street. Moundstillc The de-
ceased was u'll known. having resided
in the town for q number OF years. and
vas in Tho 18Th year Of her ara She
o. survived bv one sister and ono
brother Ays Nancy Jones. OF This rItg
and George DrIfefh. OF Ashland. Ken.
lucky The funeral services viii ha
held sunday afternoon at -.lU O'Clock.
from fhC place of death Ur d.
Howard uaefor OF fbr Fra 81 b.
church viii omcIafo. lnt.monf will
bc in Mt Rose cemetery
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Mrs. Wary Virginia henderson

WIS. wary virginia HENDERSON.
Mrs. Mary virginia Henderson. well
known resident Of this city. died YES
terday morning AZ 2.25 o'clock az the
home Of her daughter. Mrs Edwin
Whitehouse. Death was due 10 a com.
plication of diseases Mrs. Henderson
bad been 800 FOR the past two years and
this. together with her advanced axe.
was the real cause Of her death. She
was 81 years OF axe.
She was born in this city. being tho
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mes
bitt Her early education was acquired
IN the public schools Of the city She
was member Of the Chapline Street
VI. p. church. and ever active in
church circles. one son. Isaac. Of St
Louis survives. and also the following
daughters Mrs. Edwin Whitohouso.
this city. Mrs Allison BanRcr. Of
PITTSBURGH. Pa. and Mrs Reuben Rob
inFon. of this city. The following
brothers also survive. samuel. Thomas
D.. Charles. and Wheeler NcsbHf. all
OF This city.
Funeral services viii be- held fomor
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. with
Rev samuel Jones officiating The
services viii be- held at the homo of nor
dauehier lnfermr1t win Do made in
49, Wood cemetery
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FURNISH FUN
But Young Wrestiers Found Bout In
Open street Was Not very
Profitable

Loud gunawE could heard Iasf
n'eht about $3.50 O'Clock In front of
ti. Taylor Thorofare." n Market
street There we're able. bodied mrr.
children and many of fhr n.rlr sex
Witnessing one of tnr most strenuous
mat sTuErlcs ln fhe history of Mar
kFi street Two small boys. about Z
years old. decided To- put or % UfTr
bout without any tiehpUrcd mana.
Ecr to share iu fhn proceeds The
result was That many people passing
looked On until ono ~ the .Uouars.
500 me famous half Nelson. and then
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EvERY MARRIEp couPLR

ani 90 uh1 cont r4ru'1ra marriage rfnuT own
TIRE r1H.rirfr ia.f n f.fa. Tho .CHHHHr sense
NHf.-al hiuHrr. 81 M " Pierce. W u o.
urlHlia .Ha secrets ri nn.H.aI HHrr.rrHa. Hu
often nrurrIaI f1u infa. H1 Hurf UFr ft fH b.
I'D af nrF price lIns pages bound .n cloth
Hnf Formerly fHr Al Hn We can nr.'F MENTION
few Uf fhr chapters here THr MrrfaH .rHu
ri Ilfe. History 1T Warraar. Advice faf Mother
nui IiHhr. Nervous rruuHieH. Scr. ilaE.rrr. AM
af0rrF NhrrIH'nrU. MHliHlrr. Hfr
Special OTrr Tnr r. HHrrIfaf tine We VII
arni one rHuH f1F dimes fH raF HHrf RI wrap
TiHr and HrrI.nr. fH nrH rsrfrf 20 this paper.
hllrclr % Main Sc. Buffalo. u. u.
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A VIRGINIA
WOMAN'S ADVICE.

Roanoke. Va. -~ Members Of ny
family have used Dr. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Ny husband used
70 for cough aud to make him stronger.
lie used only a little and his cough
was cured BY it. Others Of the family
have received like benefit 70 has be-
come family remedy and has never
failed us"-MEs. JoHN {. DAVIS, 81
9TH Ave, ". r., Roanoke, Va.
The best time 90 cure cough is
when 70 starts Ordinarily, few
doses 81 Dr. picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery viii cure a cough NO the
beginning Hrf even when the cough
b. deep seated and the body is wasted
ny cmaciauou, ur. piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery will in most cases
elect a permanent cure.
Get Dr rIerce's Golden Medical Dis
coycry to-day from any medicine dealer:
70 is a powerful blood purifier. SD pcnc-
uating that 30 even gets st the im-
pure deposits in the joints and carries
them ont Of the system
Depend upon lhis vraud remedy 10
give YOU the kind of h.ool that makes
The skin clear. The mind alert. the
vision keener. and puts ambition and
energy into thc entire body. YOU viii
rot Dr. disappointed. Tor free advice or
free nook'et ON h'ool. write Dr. v. NJ.
Pierce. Buffalo. ~ ".
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TO ISLAND SCHOOL
Rumor 20 Eject That Prof g. &. Ewino
May Take Pr'ncipsiship Of
New School

Prof D. D. Ewing. who recently rc.
signed uH principal of tho local hfrI
school has not decided as to bic future
work. Dol said issf evening The con.
Hn.ug nature uf hfs work af The bIrr
school has been damarinr to Dol.
health. and It b. for This reason hr rl.
SIGNED. De- said yesterday that BE- "a.
not liH Intention t0 leave tho city
However. from what BEL conaIder.f
reliable authority It was learned Ia.f
evening that Prof Ewing will rrob..
DTS Do The principal OF tho new Sow.
rn.n ward school ou fhe leland Tho
report Of course. Del NOT confirmed
since appointments by che board ,f
education win not bc made until neat
Thursd8r
superintendent o. o. gfrrre ana
members of ffe board of education rH.
fused fo comment Ha FOB who would ha
ihn probable successor fo Prof rv.r.
0r d.eDIss who mo arpfDarta a-r
huWor current yesterday vac tn fHr
cTrCt That Prof H r Johns rr.r...
pal of ihe EIrrfI ward school 10 con.
.d'rcd ae probable appo.rtee
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sHELLED BY SUBMARINE

LONDON. July Q. els p m-rbe
RUSSIAN steamer Anna. from Archan-
Ee' russian. FOR Hull. vas shpllcd by a
GERMAN submarine In the North sea
ne crew abandoned the ship and
landed a. Peterhead. Scotland. to-day
The NINA Is reported To- be- stil aiIoat.
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A. {. Raschc. pastor Of ST. Paula
Evangelical church. Rev. o. G.. Dean.
pastor Of Trinity church. assisted.
IN" pallbearers were Charles thinner.
George thinner. Jacob Rctzcr. Henry
Fulmer. A. %. Knoke and a. D. UIrich
interment was made IN the Peninsula
cemetery.
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buckley N. L. Church.

The following services viii be held az
BUCKLEY NJ y church AZ EdgwOod sun
daN. Rev. l.. =. Grosc. pastor.
sunday school at .. 30 James D. Soles.
Supt preaching AZ l0f5 a. IN. and 3 90 D.
m. Morning subject. The Foxes that
spoil the vineyard Evening subject
SAFETY FIRST Prayer meeting Wednes-
DAY az 600 o. m, a cordial Invitation il
given TO these services
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kshlbauah ohsenni.s

Funeral services were held ycstcr-
DAY afternoon over the remains OF the
late William 4. kahlbaugh. az the
family home. NO. a1G Main street.
tev. John 10 Hess. pastor of the
North street VI. j. church was in
charge. and intermont was made in
the Peninsula cemetery The pail
bearers were the sons OF the dccea q.
George. William. John. Archie. I'D.
ward and Albert Kahlbaugh.
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nestinr Won Attended.

The meeting Of the keystone nible
class OF the Stone Presbyterian church
OF Elm Grove. held last evening al the
nome OF Mrs. \. D. Rublc was well at-
tended An excellent program consisting
OF snort addresses was rendered Tn.
principal address was delivered BY EsN.
Fred Williams ''
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TEmPLEToN WON.

Special bisnatch o. tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Julv o
Roy Templeton. Of Sioux CITY. won To-
nights seminal In the worlds anna.
teur championship roller skating
meet
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COMMITS SUICIDE
Martins Ferry Socialist Fired Shotgun
at Self Yesterday. Death Re
sultins Immediately.

William Johnson. a prominent men,
Der OF the Martins Ferry Socialist
local. committed suicide at his home
on Lower Hanover street yesterday.
about noon for reasons unknown.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Bldg.


Miss Maude Wharton OF Elm Grove.
entertained the members Of the Junior
Christian Endeavor society OF the stone
fresby teTtau church. yesterday. on the
lawn az her home. The event proved a
very pleasant one.
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The members Of the Country Womeu's
Club. Of Clinton. held u very pleasant
meeting yesterday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. James Millikeu The afternoon
Was taken up with the discussion Of a
number Of interesting topics. The prin-
ctpal subject discussed was Canned
Fruits and Preserves an the Home" Mrs
Chester Mccullough led the discussion
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thursday evening occurred tho
death of Nra Charlotte vctI Irrr
IaIkhouserI. at hcr home on rIarIrr
tom Route D. Charles NehI her bus.
ha11. harIne preceded her in death
about eight years $50 Nra WrhI be-
survived By eight children four sons
and four d1Iehtrra. and nine Grand.
'fIdrfn The children arc Reuben
and oscar. OF Iowa Edward and Mrs
o. IT, 'lcgE of N0undvi1r. Vs. va
hf. Charlie 1eriraUa. of steubrn-
VIE o.. Nra John Ripper. Eursna
end Mics Gladys or home Funeral
.'fN'cs VIII De- conducted OF her late
homo sunday afternoon. after which
.riermort will Dol made at chapel
$500
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ohio County Institute

Ihe ohio county teachers Institute
WI D. held In the Elm Grove NJ ~
chNrch. on August 80. and continues for
-" wee The Instructors are Prof n
=. Jacobs. an instructor In the public
- nootS 81 Ashland. o.. aud Prof o. VI
Callahan. OF the West Virginia Univer-
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Impressive funeral services we're
n'ld yesterday afternoon az % H0
. 'l1'F over thr remains of tho late
Nf. 'HrI thinner who died 40 tho
ifmlv home Wednesday morrInr
The services were in charge Of Rev.
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with quick twist he threw his man"
to the mat tthe sidewalk. When the
DEMENT'S were To be collected there
was no one in sight. 80 they started
for home. disguised with the sportlng
proposition In Wheeling.
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Money Rsosfved-

The money has been received for the
sale or the bonds voted some tinte ago
.ior the new high school OF Triadeiphia
uletrift. The sale of these bonds places
ai-s.npo 81 the disposal Of the board
and no doubt the site for the building
viii be selected In the near future SUI
pfrintcndsnt :. :. Jacobs. Ir. returned
yesterday from Toledo. a.. where the
papers transferring the bonds as well rs
The money. were signed