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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-23
SMOAK-BROWN. co.
HORSES. MULES. VEHICLES.
THAT NEW BUGGY

That You intend to buy this fall ?
Why not take a look at the TYSON &
JONES before you decide on the kind.
The TYSON & JONES Buggies have
been sold on this market for years,
and they have always measured right
up to the Highest Standard Of Quail
ity for the price. They look well and
wear we'll in use. They are built of
best materials and we sell them at the
Lowest Prices possible for a Buggy
of like grade. YES, We believe you
will find it to YOUR interest to see US
before You buy a Buggy. You'll like
the good points of the TYSON &
JONES If you'll look it over. Well be
glad to show YOU. Come around.
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PUBLIC INVITED
PURE CREAM
GINNING DAYS

A FTER THIS WEEK the Tirzah
"A Ginnery will be operated on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of each week until further notice.
TIRZAH GINNERY.
"a t.f.2t T. B. Glenn, Manager.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-23

- Buy your Typewriter Ribbons,
Carbons and Paper at The Enquirer
Office. Prompt attention given to mail
and phone orders.
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Carolina BeUe---

PURE COFFEE - GROUND - NO
CHICKORY-3 LBS. NET, 85 CTS.
Carolina Belle is a new Coffee put
up by the Levering Coffee Co., it is
Steel Cut and of superior quality-in
every way equal TO most Coffees that
you have been paying 81 for. Try it.
AFRO SYRUP
New Crop, made of Pure Sugar
Cane and Corn Syrup. Try 1t with
your mornings pancakes.
HOG FEED
You can fatten your Hogs at less
cost per pound for Fat with RICE
MEAL, RICE BRAN and MILL FEED
than with any other Hog Feed. This
is the experience Of thousands Of sue
cessful hog growers. Try it and con-
vince yourself. We have the RICE
MEAL, and BRAN and the MILL
FEED. We want to supply you.
FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-23

STATE SOUTH CAROLINA,
c. Ity Of York IS.
Before me comes JAS. A. PAGE,
Cashier of the above named bank. who.
being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said Bank, as shown
by the books of said Bank.
JAS. A. PAGE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 22nd day of November. 1915.
(SeaD ]. P. SIFFORD,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
S. A. Sifford,
e. w. Pressy,
T. M. Campbell, Directors.
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Ghe Cotton Market.

New York, November 23.-Closing
prices were or points off from the
best. The ginning figures were most
generally compared with returns dur
ing the season Of 1910, which covered
crop estimates of around 100000
bales. Cotton futures closed steady as
follows: December, 11.50; January,
11.67; March, 11.95; May, 12.11; July,
1918. Spot cotton, quiet; middling
uplands, Ills; no sales.
1Q16
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LOST

A WHITE DOG with liver spots.
"A Liberal reward for information
leading to recovery. E. M. RUSSELL
Guthriesville, S. c..
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YOUR EYEsLYEsLYoUR EYES.

I WILL meet the people Of Hickory
i Grove and surrounding country at
Hoods Drug Store next Thursday
Come to the Chautauqua, call to see
me about your eyes while there, al
Hoods Drug Store. will be at Hood S
Drug Store on Thursday Of each week
for the purpose Of fitting glasses and
anything you need in the Optical line
Hours, $50 a. m. to $50 p. m.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
r UST received a car of HORSES
u and MULES-the good kind. Also
a fresh car of Buggies and Harness.
Call and see me at Rock Hill.
"a t.f.4t S. ]. KIMBALL
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R. E. HEATH COMPANY.

Ia You will find All kinds Of Type
writer Ribbons, Carbon Paper, Type
writer Papers at The Enquirer Office
Mail Orders filled promptly.
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T. w. McElwee. r. e. Love.
McElwee, Love & Co.
WILKEItSON,S MOLASSES-

WILKERSON'S MOIIASSES-
PEOPLE WHO EAT MOLASSES
and want the PUREST of the PURE,
will be pleased to know that we sell
WILKERSON'S INCONSISTENCIES at
home, near Hickory Grove. These
Molasses never fail to give satisfac-
ton to hard-to-please people. Try a
gallon.
FLOUR
Try Us for that next sack Of Flour
that you buy. We have several good
grades-all Of them good-we can
satisfy the MOST particular folks.
MILL FEED
Experienced Hog feeders will tell
you that for quick fattening of hogs
in the pen, there is nothing superior
to MILL FEED. If you are fatten-
ing hogs for this winters slaughter,
try few sacks Of Mill Feed. 1t Is a
paying feed proposition. We sell it.
McELWEE, LOVE & COMPANY
CLOVER, S. C.
81 All kinds of Typewriter Supplies
Paper, Carbons. Ribbons-At The
Enquirer Office.
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: AT THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST

FIRST BAPTIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 40 o'clock.
A. r. PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.30 p. m.
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Sperial 9otices.
pox CIIpper

Will be held at Bethany on Thurs
day evening, beginning at o'clock.
The public is invited. Committee.
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Be- Send The Enquirer your orders
for high grade Commercial Stationery,
Booklets, Law Cases. etc.
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HUNTERS:--

HUNTERS
WILL FIND AT THIS STORE A
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
WINCHESTER LOADED GUN
SHELLS.
Have a variety Of Sizes of Shots and
varying powder loads. Winchester
Loaded Shells are recognized the
world over as the most dependable
Loaded Shells. See us before buying.
GROCERIES
Remember, That we want to Close
Out our Entire Stock of Groceries be-
fore JANUARY 1ST, and will make
prices accordingly. 1t is to your in
terest to come and see us before you
buy anything in HEAVY and FANCY
GROCERIES.
R. E. HEATH COMPANY.
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WARNING TO HUNTERS

A LII persons, without regard to
"A race or color are hereby warned
against HUNTING or otherwise tres
passing on the lands of the undersign-
ed. ANY person disregarding this
notice will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. This means just
what it says and applies to YOU.
N. B. BRATTON,
r. NJ. BRATTON,
c. F. GORDON,
MANSFIELD GORDON,
Miss KATE GORDON.
"a W 2t&
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MEMS SHOES -
Mems Work Shoes, Solid ..-....... LOS to $500
Gun Metal and Vici Blucher r....-.......... $1.68
Gun Metal Blucher and Button ......... .S1.9S
Gun Metal Bucher and Button. $3.50 to $500
Tan BFucher and Button ........... $500 to $500
Ralston Shoes for Men, better styles than ever
in all the different feathers ......-......$ 90
Reynolds Shoes for Men, with the same work.
manship and style that you find In the very
high priced Shoes .............. $500 and $500
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], n, SAVE, ]. l. RAINEY,
President. Vico Prest'
First National Bank

- SIX PER CENT INTEREST -
If you have FUNDS that you are
carrying around in your pocket and
keeping in the bureau drawer or "old
sock" at home, BE WISE, deposit the
Extra Cash where Uncle Sam guar
antees it's SAFETY, and where it is
guarded by Vault and a Burglar
Proof Safe from Fire and Burglars.
Open an Account with us TO-DAY.
7. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
DR.. SPUR MAKES
BRILLIANT TALK
INTERESTING DISCOURSE o N
PRISONER" AT THE EOFF
STREET TEMPLE.
Holds That One Cannot Always De.
tect Criminal Instincts In Man
BY Physical Makeup.

Archdoacon b. VI. Spur. Of Glen
yale, addressed a meeting last eve
ming al the Eotf Street Temple. Inc
meeting was well attended and Dr.
spur delivered a most able discourse
lie % Tor his topic The Prisoner.
and doiyed int the life OF the untor-
Inmates that are confined iu the pen
lDniIafN az Nuuud-yIllD and other
penal Institutions throughout the
country. The speaker was Introduced
hy Rabbi silver. who referred 90 the
'ndslfi"- % Corrections convention
that viii open lu this city Monday.
Shortly after the opening Of the adj
dress. Ir. spur used as an lllustra-
ton 60 lecture on CrImIuOlogy. in which
l' said tldf DO was not always pOssI-
Die 10 tell "a criminal from his out
ward appearances. lie ukeued Do 10
% house. that on the outside ls rourh
with bumps and said that iu many
cases CTS much could be told from feel
lu- these. concerning the inside of the
Iuu-" as could De- told from the I'm
'Fcuu"-- Oi "a au's head.
As another Illustration for his ak.
lf. spur told of e. lady hat once aw
Two men standing near each other
one was 90 man that had murdered
three Non while tha other had served
10 term iu The UonifUufiary because me-
Knocked another man into O. ditch. Iu
Ihn ladF.a opinion. the one that had
perfect gentleman while The other -nD
believed FOB hU % t~.erUrTf. man
Don f1.hIuE of fhr prisons Doc said.
..'F H|' community H.|.|U mos
solves With 900 tao vices OF 900. Ogrs...
...N. WITH fhH UU--.hI. exception uf
. " pointed nuf o1..s where mon bad
...E.l 90 term off from two feb boz
wears .M F.r". Institutions. for .ur
.....i M..H."i. where Doc bad Don.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
PLANS CONVENTION
VARIOUS COMMITTEES ARE APP
POINTED AT MEETING
LAST EVENING.
" interesting Papers Are Discussed
At Regular Weekly Meeting by
County Physicians.

Two interesting discussions. The
Surgeon as q First-Nid Man" and
Scarlet Fever" featured the meeting
of tho Ohio County Medical society
held last evening in the First branch
council chamber.
Dr. r. p. Liusz read an interesting
paper on Tho Surgeon as a First-Aid
Man. in which De outlined the plan as
practicCd in the various manufacture
ing plants Of the country. Drs. Harry
VI. Hall. J. 4. Campbell. Robert ].
Reed. and John w. Gilmore took part
I'm the discussion. Scarlet Fever
was the title Of another interesting
paper presented by Dr. Walter VI. Dali
hey. The discussion was in charge OF
Irs u 4. Campbell. Henri =. Llnsz.
Robert J. Reed and Robert NJ. Nc
Nllon.
Preliminary plans for the State
Medical societies convention TO bA
held boz May were discussed al the
meeting last evening Several com
uI'',ns that win have charge Of the
affair were appointed. They follow:
Executive committoo-Drs. Henri
D. l.n-z John T. Dickey and q. A.
h..HuHu.
finance committcc-Drs Robert ].
Ns.. FRANK D.. Hurp. j. a. Campbell,
-0hv.nn and r. r. Newman.
ana arranEauouts-L u.
.H and Harry VI Har.
...pfi0n. Every member OF tbs
Ohio County Medical society
Social arI er.erfaium,ut-HonH T.
I|n.r Harriet E Jones and James 4
Monroe
Tho following attended Iast nirht's
"L|L|.. |HH. L.I.## 40 nH.HH.HH.-
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Greer Wavwach.r.

w3chcr and Mr.. Joseph Greer was
~Solcwutlc' Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock az tive rCC'DrN of ~. MarvS
church. R., Father Hall performing
the ctrcWuu, There we're no at
PENDANTS The couple will immcdi-
stcly take uu their residence a. Ia
South Huron street. whcr they will
be 70 home COB their many friends.
The bride I- o. daughter of Mrs.
side. and o. popular among a large
circle of friends Mr. Greer T. the
SON OF Nr and Mrs EIi Greer OF the
Island. and g. manager oi the Fort
Henry smoke house oft this city.
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Wilson-Yoho.

The many friends OF Miss Bessie
y Ohio and Mr. Lester Wilson will he
pleasantly surprised to learn OF their
marriage, which occurred Yesterday
al the parsonage of the English Luth-
crau church. with Rev. w. \. Dvsin-
ger officiating The bride has been
the popular cashier of me Princes,
theatre and has a host of friend,
among its many patrons. Mr.. vii.
son J "a well known Young man OF
w Cllshurg After The seventeenth o.
December Mr.. and Mrs Wilson will
be at home to their many friends m
WellsburC.
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cents for their labor. This. he saic.
was deliberately robhing the women
ana clhdren mat are I'm many cases
dependent on those within the walls
OF the prison.
He also talked Of the execution OF
men Who are convicted o' murder. Dr.
spur aid that his one v O. w- tHat
ilose That are in favor o. capital pun
l~shi.Dni, should slsua ODD. u|.u. nc-
lcr' ino execution Wit. i.e con-
dcmnad person.
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Social Next Tuesday.

branch No. 80, l. {. B. A. will
hold the third social Of the season on
tuesday evening. November g. 1915.
Mrs Fred Nuttall and Mrs. T. A. Nc
Guiggan have charge of this affair.
preceding socials under super
VISION OF this Branch have proven
successful and the members are all
invited 10 attend
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lady OF this city and the groom is
well known contractor OF Mt. Yer
non. The many friends OF the vounp
people will extend hearty -congrat,-
lations. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond will be
al home 10 their many friends after
December first. az their new residence
on Rodgers street. Mt. Vernon.
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Attractive decorations have been ar.
ranged throughout The rooms Of SUI
r'rb chrysanthemums and trailing
vines Of bittcr-sweet and its cleaning
berries. An attractiycly appointed
~two-courso luncheon will be served.
Assisting the hostess in her duties
viii be Mrs. \. G.. Beetham. Mrs. W.
G. Carnahan. Mrs. J.. J. Flint. Mrs. D.
Dubois. Mrs. D.. \. Cowen. Flushing.
O.. Mrs. :. ". Fowler. Miss Ethel
LcaZure. The guests are TO be:
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day evening. November %. al the Elks
club auditorium.
AIClsters Orchestra. Lunch AZ Tr..u
Informal
The Committee.
Earl Hedges William Nsgl,r
Alvin Schubert Elmer Weltv
William Windsor.
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Dinner Party for Visitors

Another charming affair was added
to the many which are being accord
ed 10 Miss Hettie Dalzell. IN honor
OF her approaching marriage 10 Mr.
George Whitaker Coudon next Tues
day, Miss Eleanor Greer entertainine
last evening az her home in Highland
Park. The members OF the wedding
party were guests at a dinner, the ap
pointments OF which were beautiful
ly arranged.
Miss Arietta Coudon. OF Woodlawn.
and Miss Eleanor Renshaw. Of Pitts.
burgh. will be Mis- Dalzell's brides.
maids. and Mr.. George Whitaker will
attend Mr.. Coudon as best man. Mas.
ter Henry Cannon. Of Bridgewater,
Del. will be flower hoy.
The guests last evening included:
Misses
Hettie Dalzell. Mildred Chase.
Arletta tOudon, Dayton, O.,
Eleanor Renshaw. Eleanor Greer,
Pittsburgh.
Messrs.
Kent Hall. %. VI. TAYLOR.
Z HOrge Coudon, George Whitaker.
George Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
W. l.. Greer. Benton Hellamy.
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Class Party

Class Party.
a thoroughly delightful party wa
given last evening at the Endgingtor
Lane school building when the mem
bers OF the freshmen class enter
TENED. The guests included the clasl
members and a fe wof their friends
Decorations were much in evidence
the class colors. pink and white. be
ing exclusively used. A luncheon wa
served at a late hour. which conclud
ed the merry gathering. Games were
enjoyed n a series OF contests ere
ated much merriment The officer,
OF the class are: President Mr.. JohI
Handlan; vice president. Mr.. Ro,
humphrey recording secretary. Miss
Florence Mckee. and treasurer. Mist
Dorothy Beans. The guests OF honor
last evening were the members o
the faculty. including;
Misses
Mary orr Roberta Reeer.
Helen Wrestling. Almay Nichols.
$ 5. Jacobs. Jr. Melville tevar
Superintendent. George Billick.
MCrl =. Nillee. J. Y. Giffin,
/. r. F~ankhouser. l.. r. Roberts
Misses
Emelia STEM. Mary cleIland.
Blanche Warden Gertrude uorsch,
Alice Griffith. sue Falloure.
htNle afNhluHs mildred Foreman.
Carmen Hoover. Ethel Gibson.
Helen kcrns, Mary Hildreth.
Wanda Lyons. Bertha Henderson,
Florence Mckee. Bessie Johnson.
Lillian smith. Lucille Maxwell
Irene White. Anna Mary Nc
Marie Adams. Gowan.
Martha Beck. Eleanor Nichols.
Dorothy Beans, Pearl otto.
Agnes Brennan. Mary stanley
Natalie Brennan, Elsie Wallace
Maria Blayney. Wilma Weimer.
Helen Conley. Mary Milton
owe courts. Myrtle Healy.
Neva Caldwell. cecilia busch.
McsSra.
Gilbert Atkinson, George Null.
William buchanan, Edward Nichols.
Elmer Criswell, Ford PoEuc.
Kay Price, Lewis Powell.
Robert SCharf. Clarence Shaffner,
George Smith. Frederick Scharf,
Harold Smith. Read Sarver-
Glen White. Hannibal Davis,
Samuel MCGOWAN, Nelson Elmer.
Morgan McClain. James Gibson.
Hector Turner. John Haudlan,
George Frazier. Fnris Heryey.
Archer Howard, Roy Humuhray.
carl knoke. John Meek.
James keltz, Irwin Eonsklv
Terril McKelvey, Laurence Spring.
Carl Miller, Clarence Taylor,
Henry Meyer, Henry Keller.
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Afternoon PARTY.

Another interesting party OF the
week was that given YESTERDAY alter
noon hy Mr., Will Cruise 100 her home
on tcgtaIc. The guest, vcr, a small
party OF friends who spent the hour,
very pleasantly at bridge s besuti.
FULLY appointed luncheon concluded
the aiatir. The guests were.
Misses
Sarah Jackson. Lois Guild.
Ruth Mason. Ne.Tr 0rfr-sr
Frances Ogden. Mrs John Reid
Marie Rtf-ter.
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was served az the conclusion The
guests were.
Misses
Mayme Sells, Mabel HalletI
Mary Bowers. Ethel Kevser.
ElSie McOausland, Ada Caldwell.
Elizabeth Jones. Elma Patterson.
Lille Happy. Ida Woodruff.
Eleanor Stein. Mrs Hugh Nichols
Vida North.
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STRATFORD GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
DANCING PARTY GIVEN nv
HOTEL MANAGEMENT
LAST NIGHT.
MISS Eleanor Greer Compliments
MISS Hettle Dalzeil With Pretty
Dinner Party-Sooiety News.

Nothing could have been more en-
j"yablc or more cnticine than the
iir>t of the winters dancing p3rtic.
which was given last evening ~ tho
Nirdiiord Springs hotel. when The
mar .-cmcnt houorcd the resident
guess and their friends These vii
tax place every other FRIDAY nirhf
and since the social success of I,,t
evening affair they promise to D.,
matters OF quite Il little anticipation
Some OF the smdrtc>t I'd, we'll a. an.
most enjoyable forms of social g,icty
are 10 be found in fashionable hotel,
these days. which. while not so OK
elusive as home affairs perhaps. are
decidedly fascinating. At the hotel
inc contagious good spirits and raicfy
OF the assemblage. always add To- the
pleasure of the entertainment. The
atmosphere OF the modern hotel with
MS perfection OF service. good food
soft lights and a happy company of
guests. make for the perfection OF any
social affair.
Last evening To- a perfectly rem
dered dance program of the newest
selection the guests danced until a
late hour. \ luncheon was served
during the iutcrmissiou for the pleas
ure OF the guests. Among those pres
ent were:
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Golden Wedding Anniversary.

At the home Of MIR. and Mrs. L. :
Bonar on Iomlinson mi Mounds
yiile' TINS evening. was celebrated the
iitticth anniversary OF their wedding
Covers were laid for the family and
a number OF friends at a six o'clock
dinner. following which "A reception
was held for their many friends.
Among the guests AZ the dinner
were Mrs. Emma McKowu. OF West
Alexander. and Mr.. NJ. b. Pierce. OF
Moundsyille. who were the attcndanes
AT the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonar at MoundSville. The children
OF the host and hostess who were
present are. Mrs. +. ". Bonar. OF
Newark. y. J.. DIR. W. p. Bonar. OF
NoundSvillc. Mrs. J. =. Faust. OF
Captina. ". Va. Mr.. T.. /. Bonar. Of
Pittsburgh: Miss Bertha Bonar. OF
Mound>yillc. and MIR. Martin l..
Rouar. OF Moundsyillc. Mrs. Eliza
beth Porter. OF West Alexander. was
another out-oi-towu guest
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Mesdames
l. bowman. Martins Ferry.
VIM. Mccoy. Richard Lynch.
John IwciE, 81. Clairsville.
charles Arnold, Charles Lynch.
Allie Snaley. St. C~lairsville,
Frank Ncllott. W. Kerr.
a beetham, St C~lairsville.
j.. I'd Men. Charles Lewis.
j. A. Jackson. st. C~lairsville.
u. \ towen, j II. Mcdonald,
Flushing. ~ Dubois.
w a Evans. J. Dubois.
Charles Keyser. Basil King.
X VI Glllelaud, James Fleming.
w tarnahan. G. s. Stark
q. a Smith. weather.
Fred ~Soabright. Fred Sprirgs.
T. d. DOwler. VIII Dickens
D. II. McGraw, Ernest Foulke,
Iohn Jones. Carl Harmon.
m. Siddell. J. TT. Mccormick.
Elmer Powell. VIII Morgan
Mrs Workman. C. O Robinson.
Fred Dixon. Henry Cowen.
Martins Ferry. n. n. Grubb.
Alex. Dixon,
Misses
Elsie Leazure. Ndda Wcyrick.
ldsll Hutchison, Daisy Cassell.
Anna Parks. Ada Parks.
Daisy Miller.
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'' wv. '. N.hN.NN ENN~N~ NNAn
Mary NoJ-au. Mary Ebclinc.
Mary NCbru'N. Doroiuy Giffin.
Nart Elizabeth Mildred Pfcffcu-
Griffin. haugh.
Carolirs Barrcr. PHYLLIS Wolfe.
Catherine Cook. Catherine Sclo-
Mildred Thomas. field.
\Ir-lrIJ Hcrycy. Helen Beck.
Nancy Mathews. Frances Ehcliug.
Elizabeth Hitch \irriuia Garden.
cock. Elizabeth NcGrc-
Harriet Moves. cor.
katherine Palmer. Gertrude Thomas
Iuttic Man Njolb~rtrtrudc Moves.
Margaret Ncuhart. I.ll ~ WigJl.
Virginia Whitman. Nav SETTER.
Martha sullivan. lane Maxwell.
Eleanor Ripley. Donald Sullivan.
Eleanor Marshall.
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Misses

Eleanor Holloway Cincinnati. .
Sarah Whitaker Mrs. sam HazIett.
Virginia Browne. Mrs. Chas. Milton.
Jniontown. Pa. Mrs. W. B. Mood.
Bessie Dowler. Mrs. &. +. Robertson
McSsrs.
Wilson Grubb, W II. Abbot.
Earl BuSbey. i. T. Hamilton.
Nelson w hitakcr. Cha,. Milton.
Edmund ZONES. Loring Milton.
McsSrs. and Mechanics
Jacob Grubb. Edward Bird.
Gail Hamilton. y. 4. Hanirg
J y. Dowlcr. =. L. Wilson
F. J.. Rust. y F. Carve
r. J Burlington. Jos Coudon.
NJ. VI. Argabright. T.. *. Levi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Ninth Birthday saturday.

Little Miss Eleanor Marshall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Mar
shall. will D. hostess to q party of her
friends 40 her home on North Front
street. Saturday afternoon. from two
until five o'clock. IN the celebration
of her ninth birthday. An interesting
program OF ANUS -mcnts - being pre-
pared for the little visitors. after
which e dainty luncheon will he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
WHALING SEASON IS
 ON AZ WESTWARD


 SEATTLE. June 2.-According to odyices received from Akutan, Alas ka. the whaling season in that district has opened with rush. all indica- tions pointing to Q big summon for the industry In the number of whales killed and the quantity of oil obtained, the season at present is one month ahead of the record this time last year.
 The Pacific Seaproducts Company Of Seattle maintains large station at AlSutan as Q base for the operation of It's steam whalers Unimak and Kod- iak and the oil-storage barge Fresno. The company sends the barge down to Seattle when she has a full cargo of oil Last year she had a full car so by the middle of July. This season the company expects to have her load ed to capacity by the middle of June.
 On the voyage to Seattle the Fres- no VIII be lowed by the tug Goliah of the Puget Sound Tug Boat company. The tug win probably leave Seattle for Akutan next week. After dis charging her whale oil, the Fresno will return to Akutan, taking ship ments of fuel oil and other supplies for the station.-(Seattle Times)