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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
BOARD or HgAlrn.
July - sSta
PROPOSALS F0n
ALTERATIONS

Sealed proposals Iog the oomDoQv
ton Of alteralieas IN Ah4 fuhll0N1 -
hus bss,o sSulsH ,.S "a r'sg,se ~
1t the Office Of the oecyotasy. U0oS1
OF Health building. 11o ~ x4t01oo
street until ~ o'eIcek pssas JOY ~
-. ,sr.s ss u ,s to cover y, slass x1.
Proposals must be aeeonpepis1 ~
certified checks or cash h the $50
OF 6 per cent Of the amount Ct eel
procosal. and payable TO the Doeee -
full i've sSns' .s e :c VIM 'ss g
for each contract.
Contractor must be propAfo4 -
proceed with the erection Of these
alterations forthwith after the olga
linz Of the contracts therefor.
Proposals TO. Be made u aoeoedAoee
HE 1t hts ofncA 1el r1ns *rte ouisa:
ing. copies Of which nay BE- secured
The Board reserves the. rieht 70 ~.
BOARD OF AEALTH
b JOHN y HekiMi.AY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
Shanks Wins Last Game and
johnson Gets Some Revenge

the paths seeking dsliverapes via
the home plate route. the possibil'
tiles Of this bin o. Shanks were
great. Il overlooked 10 poeslbilitiss
Messrs. Moellsr and Fostsf scamper
cd home 1t the crack ef the bat. and
the score was : 70 3. Q figure that
was not changed By subsequent
events.
Detroit became ambitious at once.
hut 0allia. who had succeeded Ayers
In the eighth. after permitting VIII
to single and rsach Va Youns's sac
rincs. showed class BY causing Cobb
and Crawford to ground 70 Poster.
The ninth inning wac . tragedy.
"A driving rain had butted into the
contest the ban was getting slip
perry. 0allie walked veach. and
Grimth began 70 fear Tor that one
run lead. He called upon Walter
johnson. had hastily warmed up
Walter knew thai both clubs wers
In . hurry 10 board . beat for the
east. and he acted aecerdins. He
famed Burns and Bush IN quick sue
cession and aftsr Marty Ksvanash
had put the winning run on the
bases by . short single to left. he
famed Red Mckee. who had been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Connie Mack has tasted the dress
= cisvsiSSS toek ave straight from
he AsAlssles. = feat unprecedented in
fhiS siyss the indians . winning
:;sss -. e I, q. ,,i c"sa the largest
bed. s$:S.f Ma : .ra,s.s from
c.Sssr, S's sssrpisis s. e S.n' W."
The RsAskips Accomplished all this
Without Joe Jackson. who 10 'till on
rJsr. .ss,. :::o: e, 4 crS s.. Yesterday
Just ~ hts team does something.
u must pull up stakes and 30 east
for 2 long stay, reeeing Charley som
draw scms crowds It home
The Red Sox had horrible day at
the brewns grabbed the. nr.t
Ss": :.s % Z douo's-h'sdsr' and tied
Satarasy the Browns split . double
streak punctursrs. hickey 10 a bear.
~ week T:': END e"SsS a. c 81 ss
TSS YssSsss nad lost three straish,
10 Rowland. and the tragedy proved
real set back In the White Cox
ne rNiIiiss fattsned their lead by
bs6tine Cineinnati IN a double head
sr. saturday. and winning again yes
Three National league clubs played
double. hssAsrs. saturday. and none
Hseskiyn got two from 81. Louis.
and the giants grabbed pair from
NssnwSiis the Braves beat Chi
fSis v an or say IN the American
foT the opSninG Of the western In
vssion % the east tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
Outfelder's Double
Puts Contest On Ice
Tying Up Series

"A lusty blow by Howard Shanks
In the eighth inning OF the Sabbath
game with Washington earned the
Nationals On even break for the
series with Detroit. Incidentally. the
clout In question resulted In the sec.
ond defeat OF George Dauss BY
Washington In two days. This IL to
Do marveled 1t. inasmuch - Dauss
has hitherto bsen poiso INTO the lads
from the District q Columbia
This swat. Of 6haRks was Q two.
baSger that crashed against the left
Aeld war;. after two were out, and.
after crashing, seemed for moment
70 BE- planning TO bounce over and
explore Chsrry-st. Inasmuch 40 Dc
troit had two runs and Washington
one when this inning started. and
further inasmuch - Messrs. Moeller
and Foster had singled and were o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Secretary ofnce. 80 Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. July II, 1913.

Bids-Erection Twenty.Room
School Building - Montclair
and Meadowbrook Avenues,
Between Edlie Street and
Marsh Avenue.
Sealed proposals viii BE- received at
this Office until AIS o'clock ,. m,
Tuesday, August 10th. 1915. for fur.
nishinG all labor and material mecca
aary for the erection Of . twenty.
room school building TO be located on
Montciair and Meadowbrook avenues.
between Edlie street and Msrsh ave-
nue.:
lows:
Proposals under the fouS-bid form.
General Macon ,spsciacstions
General Carpenter opoci0catione.
Heating. vsntiiatinG and Piumbing
Specifications.
n Electric Wiring.
AAiso proposals. for all separate
ISIS 4, Is vssrccisily desired that Geo.
tractors bid on AL separate elese1s
plans ana spscj neatlsus ssyys1eq
Plans and spseiheasiSaA ~ - $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

~
8 An -. = y. o1eo@oss ODogaee un1ss
OuneSOo oeom1noo t10os
res ClsvelsnA, plttsbssgh ee1 Oh
E;,-Ss5s,S Cleveland. cab; PITTS
DsybS.1s TIT: s. C,sx:,s,Hzrs::;.
Urday. $40 .. N. Fare ol.SO.
psliy 3. q. Fare t5.So one way.
-Nonday6 end eeturdays. 80 p. d.:
wednesdays an4 rridAyo. $50 9 m
0pseoo1 StooDeR - uqekona0 1slop1
Two tyips weekly--11ondayo $50
On Z" rssss sscsbt Xipskx each dirss.
w .;:sI sr; IT. .sSs y:sy !scsss
sssra tsiYs. 80 round sric - Cor Cor
s s1':ec.fis Yen =. q. ,.surn'hs In time Cor
berth. q; lower berth. Use; whole
I'f Msts(s i oyricss - rAsrs Az.
Whqs1s M WeelvVerl Ave- (na3ee-
Il bj1s.I - Tsst o. west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
PAVING


nance o0tovbe0 - r~sN-SSS ~
or1inaneo g ansaA - es11040ee
srSiSsSee snSStio1 sxa Sr61nonSo =
amend see. 1(ll ~ a Sselno1s2
eatitIea 'An esaa.eles = eH1se
81; iS:,; i !e i s:ss. 1 iSs, S SIX.
ii B. iH.s,. Ia: itsS is$SS ,i{SS:
iiry, i(.). 1ttl. f(sl g Cnatess ~
CITY 81 DeireAt fss ~ yeag aSSe.
anA aDse ~ oe11ne D0W S
therste g. - ensws - 49,. p
II Is g HfkikaSSSSirs 6SDz1Hab 10
HE CEoPLE OF THE CITY ~
S:ss!sn I; 1sss = ;.s =
An ordinance entitleA a. SaSS. .
amend an or1insncs snfiSle4 a. 4
an ordinance entitled .An Sr1l-
nance TO amend eec. Ae}sS !le(.
l(c). 1(d). ile). lGe): tl9(. }sn(.
~, lW, iR Wi tx in
ifU U}. q a'S gaSa aSsr is AZ, & tSs a.:
betfoit for the year 1874 aoa
Also BY 4AdiuG new. eeee!one
thereto g hs knewn = ceSSS aSSS
~ .ylls, ;?0 !. s' s1ers sysssSssxxSss..sE
iait.s Be and the sa5n9 Q hera4y
amended % rsaA ~ foAew0: 60
section i(i). The ~ 1leete 9
the. CITY. Of DstrelA eheu 49, II
SlSSs az sh, sai siSSe'?ao e tn as 2
BY the center line Of 6lEth streAti
on the south By the Netie94l
Boundary Line: on the Weee ~
the center line Of Minnie street
extended. and . line runn!nx
a;... NTH ay es s. ; tss s. e IT,
Minnie street. extended, ely g
the center line Of Twelfth street:
thence My along. the cSnter uns
OF twelfth street 20 the. oentes
Inc Of public H s,:s ssS xSsCts
streets: thence saeterly alone the
to the center tine OF Sixth street
on the north; also all that see
tion Of the CITY q DstIole 80
Its. to.wit: Commencing q the
intersection Of center line Of
Baker street with the center line
OF wabash avenue: thence south.
erly along the center line. %
wabash avenue to the center line
Siong the center line Of Aewesd "
street to the center line Of ver. y
mont avenue; thsnce eoutherly
along the center line Of vsfmcnt
avenue TO . point 10 feet nCrtn.
erly from the north line OF rSSS
parallel TO and $50 fest northsriy
from the north line q Fort
street to the center line g1
twelfth street; thence nerther!y
along the center line Of Twelsth
street to the center line exte9oeS
o 81 sss and and H lows street; sSssss
sasteriy along the center hAs o.
:.id public ;ellsF ,n sS sh' s s:s.
nue.: thence northeriX aienG
the center linz n. o. c..t TsunS "a.
o az Baker 90 .trsss; tSsnss vest:
Baker street to the place Of be-
ginning. Excepting. hcwevex.
lot Of block 80. .weo1briAgs
Farm subdivision. Also sxcslt-
, IN. l0s f'shs Of q" Inc s'0i woo ssssssy
Farm subdivision. Alse excege-
ing lot -, block 8. Luther -Beoch-
er's sub. Of part OF the Loeno4
Farm. and lot 81 Of the sSb. q
lot No. 2, OF the the spS, Z; e. No Ee, -.
Also excepting lot Il and east q
feet OF lot IL. Luther Bescher's
sub. OF part of Lcgnon. Farm.
known AZ 1s1 Baker street: Also
excepting lot 3 and west half OF
lot subdivision OF woodbridge
Farm. known N III Baker
Sec. .. This ordnance shall
take immediate erect.
Approved July 70. 1915.
OSCAR b. MARX.
Mayor
Attest: RICHARD LINDsAY.
fR,s7l City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

.gettsd for stanass in ninth.
f2atte4 for Dauss In ninth.
3DaSted for Ayers In eighth.
p, assssss: =. ss:e:sss-,
ES es53 s eSs.s.p ;S !. Warrington
II. 8acriAcs hits--Y0unG. Henry.
sss.sq bssss.-surns, SS:h. 0sndil
times q vt o. Ayeya In I innings; J
hit and Z times AZ bat on 0allia In !
inning ln0ne cut In ntnth): hit and
6 tiHeo &C bst Oh johnson In J In
ssiass 1919 eis-s ,,nck o Tnrfs
DSuss ! tHsSsids 3. Ayers. shanks.
AeasY,t .0allta,; Ayers >. Ivs.ch'
1vsSS 6eEcSj. BASES on beiis-OH
pss:s 9 ioeSS,! Gcnnsi,y. II To s.:;1];
i(vceehl. psuele pieys-fostsr. Nc
Bride ana DANIEL: Witt. Burns. Witt
Bush and etanage:, Fret Base ON err
Ect-WashlS(ssS !: Left on . ssse; +,
pite ad b:i,--Sx xysrs ! lcobSj; 81
bsuss /, i0andA). Tims-i:to. I'm
pirss-binssn and Nalliu. Attendance
-o.ll1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

sBattsd for Oldham IN sivth inning.
tbAttsd for etssn IN seventh inning.
Inn. inc ,lsrss.-.....ss;sss:ass-s
Pitcn2nS summary---Ssven hits and
70 times ct bat on Deuss in ! in:
II {imsS Ct Bat on Oldham In In
ninS1; Z kit ana times at bat of
stSsr q LINT, :S'n,s1F; hi ss, tna s!w ws
hsss hiSe-llosilsr.. ehanks. Gsndil.
vSooh. Three base hits-Fostsr. witt
gSSs:a. f5sssiiss, 81 sosSiins. J
(YovnG Cohb. Jaeobson). Passes on
ShSkksE on DoohisnG. 3 (Oidhann.
erey5sgd. Cobb. Double piays-Me-
toSsSr IA osnSiI. Tirst base on
srver--pSSrolt Z. Left on basss..De-
SEo.s, c wsTss:s,nssS'n m :. BALM s,m.
1ires-NeIl!n and Dineen. Attend
snce-iHsss'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Yeategaay'n GaRes.
Richmond 81, Jersey City lilo.
Montreal 10. Toronto Z.
Only games played.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

selected to win the game. Three
strtkeouts In the ninth inning. with
the ball wet, the game close and
valuable runs ON the paths, y quite
some achievement. even for this
wonderful Johnson person.
Detroit had scored two runs in the
fourth inning. Cobb was hit by .
pitched ball. and Crawford and
veach singled. Burns walked and
Bush also singled, Cobb ana Craw.
ford scoring. veach was thrown out
at the plate by Milan. Who made,
beautiful peg. The Tigers were new.
er very dangerous after that.
Washinston's first run came IN the
NTH, when Mcbride tsipled and
scored when Dauss failed TO hack
up Youns's poor relay to WITT
Saturday was . tough day tor the
dope. For the second time thia
year. Dubuc shut out tina natioaals,
and ~ Johnson was combeA for tWo
runs. the Tigers beat the smoke
chief. Dauss, who he'd besn savsd
to trouncs the Nationals In the ssc-
ond game. was pounded OF he slab
In the FIRST and second inniAss, when
Washington got . lead large spcugh
70 win.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

The umpiring in the American
league II tie best ever. ! think
President johnson 10 70 b com
msnded for his selections. Char.
Icy Comisksy. white Sox president.
II don't see why people pay real
money TO watch q fighter tango
Freddy Welsh.
"rN come back and .wrestle
Stechsr for the fun OF Il. ! don't
want the puree."-Frank 0otch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
OFFICE ,oP THE 0GpAHTpeQeo1
or PARKS AND DouL8vANoe

or PARKS AND DoulsvANoe
si3 yarwsu BUILDING.
Detroit, xGich.. yVly ~. 1913 !.
Sealed proposals. VIII 81 repelyeA .
the above Office up 80 ~ o'CJoeB uo0o
Friday. July 30. Tor
PAVING
street visduct and et. Aubia evsa0l
intersection on the Eastssn 0eaaA
Boulevard. with brick. y
w saI must b eomeistsd ~ 80 \
Proposals must be accompanied ~
a certified check for Ave pr seat -
amount Of bid. sA ?.
II. w. BUecH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
STANDINGS

s:::: II 4 l;. ~ AA / I'll
| First game
e s; ::! :::. q: i;I!ii!klHfE
rhom s:ss's cady Hs ana cass a y s%.:.
Loudermilk. wsilman And Agnew.
;: :! .'i ;:: :;:::.::::!!;;:i:s:k1TI;s
Batteries--Lsonard, Collins and
c.:s on k:ss ss'i q :ss a:n'"
$685.: !; I'LL! /; III
Knowison and Lapp.
Second gams--
c.s s;s1!:sss' .sss:!:s::-fHH!.
Bstterie:~Harstad ana Esan: Cone.
Bressler. w. Davis and AcAvoy.
New York-chicaso. postponed
Saturday, Results.
First Game--
.SiiSi::s|::E::. ..T!ss:s:!IlsHf
Batteries--wyckoR ana Lapp: Nor:
ton and OMEN. Umpires-Evans and
ps sYHl::ss.sfYs :..iiss
clsS:,:nSf = ,. % i n:v;. 11 10
IMcAvcy; Hsgsrman. Jones and Esan.
Umrires-Chill and Evans.
Innings is3as RHE
s. so'i scu, 49,. i SsSSiiS $sH !
Bsttcriss--Fostsr and cady; HamlI.
Sr ksse .s"t and rr eoa ssSise'd om
Second game
po .s;sIns.. {. iisscs:ois-Hs 5sE
g. Lc.,s;; % Todd ird co..
weiiman and Agnew. Umpires-Con.
molly and wallace
TeAay'a 0ames.
No games scheduled.
Federal League. -.
STANDING.
chicago. 81 sf4 . .sss Newark. y i. l .sss
X. City. 50 81 .57s Brooklyn II 50 .&5l
st. L'uis - 40 .6&S Buffalo. IL 50 .43s
Ptsb'sh. Is 30 Sal Bitim're 80 81 .s7i
To1ay's 0ames.
BROOKLYN st II. Louis.
Newark At Irttebur9h.
Only GaIacs scheduled
international League.
STANDING.
Provide SisS $50 R'chest.r ss4I as
nHffelo. !ss3.s!s Riehm'd. s!!s.!s.
Mntreai ~ - SIS Jer. City 30 81 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

BOOK C-W6l5Xe
j, on. the slst ss1e1 q HI
p BIZ svs.sS sax : W
y . the vest $40 . ~ N
. nva, n mont q -
svch let - 1ess e M
and YSrndels $500
&c 80 81 ke1
sFpH E 81 = -
Biz cvsasc an4 SoY9e4l
y On the eeet el6o - - Z
nue.. & fr0at g q Pc
Sss 80 isss22s or ar 1t
iH i3f ist ij*: i3k
1911. 10. between ~ sSreSS
Belle svssn9s:;
-. south cf Dsx SvSaS63l
u X 81 tHs Ssst Sizs - InGlla. lr
nue.. ID front q - Gle
0uch lote Or .R9See q M
S:ysd, .di 'ts.,il - =? -
ana Wcei4srS sv@5s&
snd I 81 tie SuG q w
Dix aveav0 a14 oeW4(1D
y On the sas$ sS9e
sssssA l sSSs $780,
s soass q a'bb Biz r2as1 -
y On tie sss,n ssss. 8
Inc suee lot ss 80 e X
n1moeree e4Syyea 49,
eveuve anl apooSSS [
JQhnston ene 49,
. o. the vest tie q -
. 1fih ssreSS, a freat 81 81
SrHSsreS Sssves6
s: ;:::s S.; !: !: s ~ z:
y g S;.i g: a. & 80: a. !
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

On the north slle @ j1(
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Yes!e.S:ys ee s.:
Ninnsspoiis -. HiiwsuEse ..
Louisville .. cleveland I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Second game
,,s5IpP..Siasfs ,,.iss.sSSslHHf
. Battsries-Cv0w Davis. Lapp and
McAvoy: Hsgerman. Jones and Egan.
Umr ires--Chill and Evans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Innings s,st.Sos7s,sie T y Z
81. louis. % o o 1 % 0 . 0-s3l6
BattcriAs--Foster and Cady; HAmtl.
ton, Koch, Agnew and SAveroid. Um-
pires--Wallace and Connolly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Second game
Innings. l33tssIs Ri r
Boston ....d 9o9SSoi o. 2 J
Batteries-Shore, Wood and Cady;
weilman and Agnew. Umpires-Con.
molly and wallace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

saturAay's Results.
pi i,SSai.f: Isisss5isHIHi = T
Cleveland % o o 1 Ga o o g. 81
ton and OMEN. Umpirss--Evans and
Chill. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-01
FREIGHT WRECK
Occurred Yesterday Morning Near
Washington. Ps--Enslneer Killed
and Fireman Injured

According TO unofficial reports re-
ceived here yesterday evening the
freight wreck which resulted IN the
death o. Charles l. Stevens at Eighty
-Four. near Washington. Pa. had been
cleared up. The wreck occurred yes
terday morning at O'Clock, seven
miles east OF Washington. Pa @. ID.
Msnard OF Hayes Borough. fireman on
the same train as Stevens. escaped
with few bruises and was able 10
proceed TO his home.
The train Was composed OF a long
string OF freights. drawn by two en-
gines. and n defective rail II given as
the supposed cause OF the wreck. The
first engine had crossed over the de-
feet and the second engine ran upon
II. but failed 70 get over. Both en-
gines were travelling about twenty
miles an hour. Engineer s. c. Rich
ardson OF Glenwood. Pittsburgh, was
in charge OF the nrst engine.
Crews from Glenwood and this city
were rushed to the scene yesterday
morning TO aid In clearing the track.
Transfers were made by way Of Pitts
burgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-01
Drank lInIment

Mrs. Margaret Bradley. living at
Miss Jennie Duval's, S31 Main street
swallowed n small quantity Of rheu-
matism liniment intended for external
use, on Friday morning about 500
o'clock. and the services OF Or. c. X.
Werlich were required TO render AID.
By giving an emetic. causing her TO
vomit. Mrs. Bradley was soon restored
to her normal condition, and has
fully recovered from the effects OF II.
Mrs. Bradley. who is a sufferer from
rheumatism, arose on Friday morning.
and thinking she was taking some in
ternal remedy. swallowed from the
first bottle she reached. A few min
utes later she became III at the stom-
ach. and Or. Werlich was summoned.
From the label on the bottle he snew
what she had taken, and by causing
her TO vomit quickly relieved her OF
pain.
The liniment. while poisonous. wa
mild. and owing to the small amount
taken and the prompt work OF the
physician. no injurious effects will be
felt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-01
Writ Refused.

In the special term OF the circuit
court held on Friday morning. Judge
Addleman refused the habeas corpus
petition OF Shields Clayton, held on a
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT. and dismiss
ed the writ. However. he reduced his
bond from $500 to $500 on application
OF his attorney.
Other matters settled by the Judge
were:
George r. Jones and others against
George p. Jones and others; report or
special commissioner filed and sale
confirmed
Catherine Sullivan against Villa
d. Sullivan. decree entered for d.
Torce.
James IAnnum against Lulu Ian
mum. decree entered for divorce.
Washington National Bank. OF Bur
gettstown. Pa. against ID. F. Hervey.
report of special commissioner filed
and sale confirmed.
Papers in several chancery matters
were also presented to the Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-01
Treatments Of ice cream. lemOna,
cake and fruit was served.
lemonade

Treatments OF ice cream, Lemonade,
cake and fruit was served.
New chairs 20 match the onyx top
tables for the Patterson confectionery
arrived on Friday and have been I'M
packed and put into use. rhey are
high Grade and take up less room than
the Ordinary chairs.
The euchro party ~ the ST. johns
Club House. Flfth and Commerce
street. on Thursday evening. was well
attended and fine time was mad by
all No prizes we're given but the
play vas fas, and interesting he
freshments Of ice cream. cake. lemon
AIDE and coffee we're served
Miss Mabel daughter Of Deputy
Sheriff Charles Patterson. f. ~ with
the humps.
Miss Sue Patterson returned TO her
home In Burgettstown. Pa. recently,
after spending several months IN
Wellsburg.
George Howard was n Bellaire. o..
caller on Wednesday evening.
Or G. v. Weirick was a business
caller In Pittsburgh. Pa. on Thurs.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-01

r.. h. NauIOFreu Of stafford vac q.
on -lne1s caller here Tuesday.
'Hmf. M H0uEhner and VIM fr.,-
tU.In on CAMERON o.. we're tranea~fir-
on mess iu Woodafiold. Wedneedsv
M y. houEherty ~ Antioch freeeur.-
Fle.t was In the city Wcdnorfav
MfH. Howard NOVEL; and daurhf.-
twendolyn left Wednesday Tor Il 60
On Kansas.
81. Mrs DIX Preston Of Athens. o. 4. via
rlnk her parents Rev and Mrs III
%, Mr.! Mr. Eohcrt Mcclure Of BeaIisvin. f.
ihpee attending tho ClarInrtor eor-.
mence ncnt and banquet were Kafhs-y,-
ghey. Edith larkiua. Lola FISHER rok,
NtIF. ltuFFol kawpfer. Glen Read Tfer-
HeLl IVES liner and Homer Melfoff
VI. Frederick sold about 81 heaa
OF afIeeE cattle here "wednesday
". WriEht ~ belmont rurrhae.f
uumber ~ horses on the Same fafr
Mre. luarlCe Hrrtram and rhfffre, - b.
lNfneu % their home nf ateui..r,-iff-
lic.lal, aftor a few days visit with
John okcy. - stafford g. spending A.,
tew days with hts Family here
ianl sutton an experienced sr..,
.ol.e man has accepted position oftg
~ hishup Who ~ engaged IN mas
" \ Cochran veterinary Of p.u.tr.
Woodsfield. N' III