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SPLIT HEATS MARK
TROTS AT MINEOLA
no Remarkable Time Made. as
Fast Horses Have Been
Sent to Goshen.
IDA MAY SHOWS HEELS

MrNEoLA, July 2i-The Nassau Dry
ing III races. on the Mineola fair
Grounds track. Yesterday were not
ma rked by fast time, as the speedy
horses have been shipped to Goshen for
the coming meet.
The first race was split when Nlnha
won the first heat and Bellfair the next
two. Hiram Abif won the INST neat
in the Class e pace. but lost the next
" to Master McKerron. Ida May
owned by ". Il. CLARK, won her rae" In
straight heats ana had "A little TO spare
at the end. Baden won the first heat OF
the Glass r. trot and was beaten 10y
Baron Spier in the next two. =,
The second division niee-Neaf-olu
not was won by baroness sheridan. She
lost the second heat. when she broke
repeatedly. Julia Sanderson won IN
straight heats. Frying Feet. G. Wei
lan6's mare. well driven by state Post
won her race in straight heats. after
kinnv Mctiregor gave her a brush l"r
the mrs, heat. The final race OF the day
class II %trotting, was won 10y 'urne'tt'
MaNre;;a broke uudc: the wire IN the
first heat. The summaries;
TNo-year.uIds .%rotiins: .
Aiuna. il. E. "A. g Cornwall ID ?
Eileen Todd. nr. , ~ ". smith. 3
Boz Upton, On. Y ~, hNh '
Times" -;"N2' 100"
class G. pacing;
Master McEerron, b g. ,conner' ...? !
Hiram Adm h. X ~. Clark '''l :
Time ~. 2.2+i7 gS
Three-y.ar-olds. trottugt
%n,, s.,,r, Il n "a Clafki.. =
NoTbian. Or. h. q. i. Lnnueyt........3
Royal spring. b. n II Dsvis'.......+ 4
Time-.gl. g..tY
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J. A. TOPPING WINS TROPHY
Field In Handicap ~ Green
witch Country Club.

GRrFNwtcH, Conn, July 2i-The
members OF the Greenwich Country Club
PLAYED to-day FOR a cup given by
Il. A. G. Smith. The winner was J. A
Topping. whose score was al-l9-12 In
the women's tournament Mrs. r.. II. Pet.
ers won in Glass A by defeating Mrs
q. II. Curtis by 6 NJ and 4 10 plny. and
in Glass Il Mrs. J.. ID. Chapman beat
Mrs. II. b. smith by & mp and J to play,
The scores for the Smith cup
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yonkers had 10 difficulty in defeating
the Bronx United at Van Cortlandt
Park. The Bronx United total vas u.
Youkers totalled la6 for eight wickets.
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J A Topping sl-l'. =. T. W Poo,
Ais, -; j u Chapman, S3-s. a; e. p
lsareUy. si-?0, - T " IiodEeus. SIS
-: James Pott, s2-lS. -. e. g Pearson,
Ir s7-i2. 80. r. q Es'@-. N-l3. -,
r. tarhsri. SIS o.. W : Starord.
ST., 80, r c Converse, to-l4 -; " G
rrankard. SIT IS J ". curtis, al,
-. l.. Grant. 97-lt. -. " \. Flynn,
e0-eO. - L. Seihnm. al-l.. -
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ARROWANNA GAINS VERDICT.
His NOstriI shows Just Ahead Of
Paul steele Twice,

With u exception. straight heats
ruled ruled Yesterday at the weekly
of light harness racing under
the auspices of the Parkway DR. wins
of Brooklyn. The only extra heat
race was the class Il pace. which went
tn Hollywood Jack. In the first heat
Edward r. with Sam Briesland in the
with King Audubon bringing up in
third position. In the next two trials
Wilson Reid piloted Hollywood Jack
under the wire first.
The closest race Of the season was
Witnessed in the class & trot. when
William Strang. driving Arrowanna. a
brown horse. by Ambit. won hy inches
from Charlie chestnut gelding
Paul Steele. Not more than six inches
separated the two AT the wire in each
heat. The summaries.
class u. pace.
Ruth patchen. b. m. BY Joe pateh.n
Baretta, hr. m. 81 r. Giebous,...,,.? :
chief, b Z q ~palrynp!e' .......,.s ;
TIme-.:-64, e:c9i,.
Ho.l,rood JACK. b. h. by Binrara
EDWARD + b. 8 IS Bris.landi ~ .
King Audubon. b Frank. .
rimne-s:ss, ::iS'. .:2.'.
Ollie Mckinney. h m. ny Mckinn-v
s,''vssr for6cs, br. II. ~ { Roulstoni &C.! !
Bessie Raron. hr IN ~ ,C~erpenter'..2 ,
pstricms, ~ $ ~. o %el, ''.....t s
Roy winter. D. =. ell Fetch .......5 5
Time -. -:.j.
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MANHATTAN CRICKET
TEAM SCORES AGAIN
Brooklyn Succumbs by Total
of 1876 to 80 i'm League
Competition.

Manhattan preserved It's unbroken SER
les q, victories in the Metropolitan cricket
League. and easily defeated Brooklyn at
Prospect Park by a margin OF ~ runs
Yesterday. Only X. e. VI BROWNE Eol
into double figures for Brooklyn. Han
and Miller doing hnc execution with me
ball with records of three for IL
and four for 20 respectively,
T. Gillette was top scorer for Maiiha'-
tan with 20. while doubles were regis
tered by II. Shanholt. :. Spicer. l.. Mil
Ter and j. IA. Tattersall. II. Rushton
captured thre. wickets for % runs.
while II. Clark obtained six at "A cost of
20 runs. The totals were: Brooklyn,
80; Manhattan. 1876.
By the narrow margin OF two runs the
Paterson team defeated Kings County IN
- Metropolitan League game AZ fatet-
son. l.. X Miller. for the visitors. ran
up 81 and was the only batsman TO make
any Roadway against the Paterson howl
ing. The totals were Kings County
50 Paterson. 81.
A century by o. Layns marked the
game between the West Indian Veterans
and the Pickwick eleven At Prospect
Park. The Veterans ran up a total of
' VI AA'NT' ~ nv NV $780,
7 heir inn,ngs closed. Layne scored 100.
not out. by frea hittihs aud j. Francs
totalled -. not out. The pickwicks re-
sponded with 81 for eight wickets when
time was called.
The Colonials second eleven totalled
So for six wickets against the West
Indian Veterans second team, which
scored 81 and lost the game by 20 runs.
A drawn game resulted in the meet
ing OF the Orients and West Indians NJ
Prospect Park. the former team total
ling 20 against &c for SIX wickotS.
4 drawn game resulted in the meet
ing OF the Vernon eleven and IN. Cam.
erons i'm the league fixture at Var Cort'
laudt Park. The Nernons rolled up a
total OF l23. The Camerons totallet
- for Ave wick-ts when time Was
called.
w.fo,. I.t 80 lgaiu,,ltx IN Ssfa,tne
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Autos a Great Stock
Read This Adv; Il viii Pay You

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Cadillars. $3.50 $3.50. $3.50. $50, $3.50, sc
locumuhilc, .'Fuur> SKIES $500, $500
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Simnlcy Fry wire Wheels latest body $50
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illusions. $3.50 up MERCEDES, Vanlards,
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Time 70. -.@i.
Class \, trottiug:
Bistin, 10 & ,W. Binzen,. mile In 2l5
beat g.ib
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I0rrotI"d tInlt-Ntua, 7 F'tV- K"I
Wing. l.I5.ie. Aicrion. 1890; Mediator
l:5O!Il. Clare. i:50;55. Sally IN, l:5l:4l;
Kenmuir. l:j.l5. Nadia. "l:j.:3l. Lillian,
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NEW ROCHELLE ONE DEStGN-START.
3:lO-COURSE. 5ls MILES.
virginia. II Deckcr.......4 IS 81 ! 10 50
La Rochelle. W. H., J.
Ehler ............... p % u o.
Nereld. u NerIAt. ........t Is y. ~ V2
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A drawn game resulted in the meet
ing Of the Orients and West Indians AZ
Prospect Park, the former team total
ling 20 against &c for SIX wickot-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
MAJORSVILLE


MAyORSVtLLE. w. Va. Aug. IL
Tom Majors is working on the Bale
ing out machine Ia the place Of Lester
Whiteman. who is quite sick.
Mrs. Cora Clendenning OF Wheeling
i. very ~ az the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Clendennlng.
Tom Ross. produce dealer. purchased
n new truck aut recently.
Mrs. Vista Durbin Phillips. Of Nidoo.
IL very ill Of typhoid fever.
Oakley Hagerman. OF Rock Lick pur-
chased new Paige touring car re-
Gently
Miss Doyle Hesse. Of Washington.
Pa. is spending several days with her
cousin Mrs Jennie Day.
Mr.. Frank Ross and daughter. Martha
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk and ar and Mrs
llau Ross. who we're attending the Ross
funeral az this place. returned 10 their
home at New Cambridge. O.. Friday.
An Epidemic Of typhoid fever Ia our
little village g. feared. We already
have two severe cases. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Whitcman.
Work was commenced on the Work
man well Friday.
Mrs. Pearl Lyle and little son. or
Near Pittsburgh, are expected Co ar
rive during the week for an extended
visit with relatives here.
The fan term Of the Rich Hi1 high
school 90 3acktown will commence
August go. The Rich Hiil township
schools september 8
Rev Dunbar viii deliver the closing
address of the scar at SIT Hone and
Salem. sunday. August o.
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INSTITUTE CLOSES
seinent County School Teachers Re
turn Home After Sessions az
Bethesda. Ohio.

The annual Belmont County Teach.
ers' Institute which has been In ses-
eion the past week a. Epworth Park
Bethesda. closed yesterday afternoon
and the army OF over 900 teachers re
turned TO their homes The session
was one Of the largest In point OF
attendance and proved the most in.
struetiVe and profitable ever held BY
the association. Professors McKeever
and Williams. the instructors. pleased
all the pedagogues with their lee
lures
The closing addresses were deliv.
cred IN the morning and the business
session was held in the afternoon.
Prior to adjournment the following
officers were elected
President. W. A. Zaugg OF St
Clsirsville.
Vice President. Jessie b. Amrine.
of Bridgeport
Secretary. Miss Gene Carnes. OF
Bellaire
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as county treasurer. suit 90 restrain
collection for the Aiken tax ON the
property 81 she had no knovIedrs that
Jack Wind and other "EuardfIna OF ina
law were to sell booze
Andy B0l1ah w. Barney Vorfaah an.
Igal case from docket ~ Justice ft D
Mctlctrr. uf warren township
After four days tedious trial Mayor
wade. ~ brilliant fined Julius HrhuIt-
~ The HrhufEfu club. OF WInro. 5000 1r
one charge and $500 ON e. second The
schutrcn club case Of samuel pauia
was continued
Alice Aiamson w. George r. Adam
.1n. suit Tor divorce alleging rr1rn HrI
dlarrHperf toward nrr. gross NEGLECT IN
duty and failure fu provide They vrrr
married February ~. 1905 Cohen I'd.
turury
ransy Hudson vs james b. Hudson.
SUIT Tor divorce and maiden name III
MrNnnfa They were married serfarr.
Der % iaif and sre alleges he gave
her "a disease arl WHa EuIIfN ~ gross
neglect and failed tH provide and ds
serted her Cohen HfforrrF.
Eugene Ivory ra o. g. r a ST. T. Nv
60. suit Tor $4,000 damages FOR loss
o. che services 0f EIH son uh1 vs.
injured Cohen attorney
Amelia q WrfEr vs Myrtle Burial.
suit fDr $500 damages Tor alleF.d
r. IHnngrnnH words uttered about hfr -
defendant Cohen attorney.
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Mrs. Micha W Scott and son william
ana ana h Agnes p, Mlerry man. Pauline Allen
West Alexander fair. Thursday
Miss Cora DOdd. Of Holidays Cove.
the Beliview camp grounds. Was "A a
Wellsburg visitor today
Miss Martha Robinson. of Hanlin Sta
ton, Pa. arrived today TO visit with
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas GIN have moved
from the Brinker farm TO the Edward
HaNery home. corner OF Main and
Miss Cleopha Kelly. OF BeIiairc. ohio.
~ visiting at the Heisley home on South
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones. Of steu-
oenEiile. ohio, were Wellsburg callers
on Thursday. visiting relatives They
also attended the Masonic picnic
Miss Katherine Reid returned on
thursday from Chsutauqua Lake. y. Y.
where she has been spending the sum-
mer and studying music.
Mrs w. I. Wiley h visiting at the
nome OF her mother. Mrs. G. r. Stevens.
Mrs. George y. Evans. Of North Tono-
wanda, y. Y, Il visiting at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller.
Sr., OF the Hudson House.
Mrs. Sanford Johnson. Of Steubenville.
ONO, Tor many years resident OF this
city; was a recent visitor at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dades Childs.
Mrs. Martha Anderson and daughter.
Mrs. Charles Wells. ere visiting al the
derson
Mrs. ". T. Nichols. Of Hickory. Mon
tana, and Mrs. W. G Mooney, Of Fair
mont, are visiting relatives In this city.
Robert Greenburg was in SteubenVilic
-. last evening. attending a party given
by Mrs. William Goldberg In honor OF
Miss BESSIE Harris. OF Pittsburgh Pa.
Nilbur Gallendinc. little boy from
the Fourth Ward had one OF his fingers
amputated Wednesday when IL was
caught in the door Of en- automobile.
Ilr. u Dare - IA
cal attention.
The Messrs. Scott are eNcavating for
the erection OF a house for Miss Anna
Miller in the FreshWater addition The
house will consist Of six rooms. a bath
and pantry.
a. II. Lakewood. representing the
Keystone Type Foundry. Of Philadel-
phia, Pc. ives a business caller in town
on Friday.
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WHEELING CREEK

EIM GROVE W. We 20 o. so q
Aug Zl.Irof and Mrs Edward Blue
mIrrhcrE and epu. Hugo. have returned
tu their home on The Island aftrr spend.
IuE the past three weeks ~ the home
of Mr and Mra. Wesley White
Mrs Elizabeth sfrtrmau nud Miss
Anna St'lnmau ucrc shopping Boz
Wheeling Tuesday
ctas Price. ~ wheeling Del camping
Hf thr Davis farm
Miss Epbina uoF- Is SPENDING rev
days In town
Gertrude White entertained with q
corn roast Friday night. DO being Iu
nature ~ farewell party Tor the boys
uf fnr Ilrk Social rIuh
Union ruI Sand Uilf districts have
worked the roaf ieadirg along the creek
for about tnrr. and a half miles
A Dean had hia horses entered
Hf fHf West NIHN Ialr
Sire WV. Luke. Uf sand UuI was
visiting 100 fnr home 81 Hrr father
Frank shepherd who o. slightly In.
drrruaII Hf hIr home
Oliver sheets Del putting new roof
Or hIa barn
John trthure was visitor .n Wheel
InE Msdnfa1ar.
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Miss clover Iudkins of NUrfH "nfat-
nut street Ia home from "a visit with nor
sister Mrs W Mctzler of Unioutoun.
lenusylvHnia
Mre Anthony Oponueu of Tulsa
okla. Dr. enjoying "a visit with her rsr-
ente. Major and Mrs. p. T Petty of west
south street
Robert Lytic and daughter Ruth of
Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs Tom
Ioohey who are guests al the home ~
Mrr TuuhoVa mother Mo NirgIrHf
Reed ~ East Main street
WE Ruth stephens ~ EiuIar. lee
turer uf fne " o. T o. was fhIn week
The guest ~ the Gordon Union south OF
town.
W. % Hrovn one OF Tho old a1Idisra
n chic place Is sluwI. recovering from
several weeks Illness OF heart froHbIa
and complications re bis home on south
Arch street
Teddie Mount of g1arksHurr vs. va
I. yieiure 90 fne home or bis uncle on
Mulberry street
Mrs Allan stubbs and family II
Erandyiev Ave. are visiting relative 10
West Union. Va
Miss stella aptfersrn has returned
home from attendlnr summer school
Hf Wooster COLLEGE
George a Erf principal 81 the local
hirh school and wife have returned here
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THE WILTSHIREy

BERKSHIRE INN 6 6d.S1 t0a oP PES.
gina Ave. Cap 900. High class cuisine
ana service. Elevator. Private baths
and rooms with water. September $40
70 Sld5O weekly. - up daily. J. +.
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Warwood Rriefn

Mr. and Mrs. w. IA. Burns and Mr.
and Mrs Edward Elliott. OF Center War
wood. LETT yesterday for a hunting and
OF the state.
J. II. Steyie, Jr.. OF Nineteenth street.
motored TO West Alexander Thursday
where he attended tho fair.
Anthony Straus. OF Wheeling who
purchased the Adams property on Hess
avenue. moved into the house yesterday.
J. II. BURNS. OF Fairview. W. Va. has
returned home after visiting friends in
Center Warwood.
Miss Ruth Bradigan salesIady Of Earl
=. fords grocery In Center Warvood is
confined 10 his home with a bad cold.
Miss Emma Hall. n Pittsburgh. Pa
y spending several days visiting friends
in North MarWood.
Mrs. Charles Meyer and Miss Nellie
Moore. OF Center Warwood. are spend
Ing their vacation In Atlantic City and
other eastern points
Mrs. %. j. Valentine and children. OF
Center Warwood. have returned home
after visiting friends and relatives Al
Letart Falls Ohio.
Donald Brooke. Of Detroit. Mich. Will
come TO WarwOod today TO spend several
days with his family after which he
will return with them to Detroit. where
he Is employed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

Or Ionniure Walter Travis and Miss
Iueerhinn Cans were Married hero we'd.
nraduB afternoon hu Wr. e. suIf.r
and have irff nn Hn extended ,,.fIIrr
friU through fnN Uu.f DR. Travis b. i
prominent physician off fIIH cts v.IfH
LARGO practice while fHH bride D. fE.
dHuEhfrr OF mr. and Wra Cans DI
near Grafton.
Mlr. NuriIIH Mann came nT fhf MAY
from MluHnH. MInuFaHfn. fHIa ulnE fu
mHrrb Nr WIua Edwin krsffa ar fTf.
rlfy ST. Knott. met tHr young fHfE
over "a year Har while uurkInr Iu fhr
western HfHfrH
seymour NINon end Miss I1asrhIrr
Morris were married thia week hF Rst
G. a sniIFr.
Stewart Polling rrI Naomi f.ulaa a..rr
married hrra Du MONDAY
Tho wedding of Harry ffaW a.r az
NJ ard Mre Iee UaII and NIra rrnrI.
'r'rnfs daughter uf ST. and Mrs. Pet
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In the matter OF the estate OF Aman-
da Carman deceased Inventory and ap-
praisement dispensed with.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Robert q. McMurray. a minor. Account
filed and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
W. Smith deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered.
dore kellsr deceased. Account FILED
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of aHrvey
W. Howell deceased. Proof Of publication
Of notice Of appointment
IT. the matter OF the will OF John
Thomas Wilson deceased. Application
10 probate Will. Cause continued.
In the matter OF the Wheeling and
Western Railway Co, VS.. Edward Bry-
ntarsh ct al Petition for apprOpria-
ton.
In the matter OF Julius Charvat. Epi-
lepsy.
In the matter OF the estate Of Alfred
@. HUFF deceased. inventory filed and
approved.
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WARWOOD
P1sA..ntiy surprissd

Mr.. Mary Denny o. south war~ooa
a.euue vas very pleasantly SURPRISED
hef -daF evening when a number 81 her
ll.sn1e came 70 her home 90 spend the
ta9 ami fersary. The evening Wa very
.nIol ably SPENT Beautiful sslsctIon-
-tte Pisl "a on the plano b. Mrs Aud
req koher % shadysfds Marv X-rr-
Esia pieces were also played. Mrs. Den
~ received many beautiful and useful
tIe-e nts- Al a seasouaDlc hour a delic-
iols luncheon Was served
- ihs guests we're Mechanics Mary
ltedrick. Richard fully. Thomas D~gf-
e--ttLsh. Aari Eterson. Prank uugan.
hohcr. Albert Morgan. william F,vire
samuel Norton. Mary Denny. Miss@-
seorgia May Tully. Ella Norton. Mar
Earet Denny. Mr. Homer U.nnV No
1 ,s.-, Thomas hefibsugh and EdWard
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WANTED-EARM

"AhTED-To buy cheap FOR cash small
farm In Wheeling district: well locat-
ca win good buildings. Address with
i1ii description. l.. &. Kirk. Rayland
UNIV. au-1g-wh
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The WEATHER
, CONDITIONS


The luN pressure. shower aera Il
drlttnE slowly eastward this morning
.fNll IN. ccnuel Gulf and Tennezsec
Alel states. the rain area extending
"er ~ ard INTO the lower ohio valley.
~. hiEh pressure. fair and cool
NtAtnef area covers the northern SEC
lions from the middle West and upper
Al.1s eastward over the Lake region
80 the Atlanuc coast. extending south
- srd Into the ohio valley. with center
~ area over re upper lakes. where low
teni psfatures Tor the season were re
49,, hssF frpst occurred At Duluth
and Sault Ste Marie
= Tow pressure. warmer weather area
- nioNinE southwark into the northx est
ne upper portion OF the shower area
va prop- blN cover this section tonight
out partly cloudy weather - Indicated
TOT SATURDAY = Will continue cool
Local data. highest ternperature Nes-
I.rlsy - dssrees. lowest last night IS
degrees, no rainfall
but lightly.
n. c. HOWE. S. d.
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sTAHpfroRD nu THURSDAY. AuE g..
Hospital PETER srANDIrDHn
Funeral services af nIs late home g.,
mile" south uf Eim Grove. Sand fIfI
District. Marshall County. ou SUNDAY
afternoon af T.1n O'Clock
Infermeut private ou Monday.
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burg for a few days
Miss Mildred Lapp has returned 20
baltimore after visit with relatives
here
Miss Lena Flanagan Is spending a
week In East Liverpool. Ohio.
Joseph A. Noght and wife. OF York
Pa, are visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd sturrns have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ayers has returned 20 her
home in Winncmucca Nevada
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Byrd. OF Clarks-
burg. and the latter's sister. Miss Mary
Byrd. OF this city. left Thursday for a
few weeks visit In the east
Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Hiikey. OF Nc
keesport. Pa. are visiting Mrs. r. l..
BOsley
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Mrs. George a. Colpitts wife OF MAYOR
tolpltts 81 this city who has been WIS.,
Ting the Panama Exposition be- expected
% arrive home Saturday night Mrs
lolpttts with her hruther-in-iaw Frank
r. Jenny and wife left Wheeling in tho
Ienvy touring car on May 3fst reaching
san Franrlsco July 49, Returning they
sailed on the steamship Kroonland Aug
ard, by way q the Panama Canal arr
rifiuE iu New York on Aug 22nd From
there they again made the trip boz the
machine Co. The Jenny home in Clmhcf-
land. SD
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DIED

MORRIS on Friday. August ~. 1915.
=. O'Clock a.. m. at fHe residence ~
NJ. >. IlfzuHfrirk. Pleasant valley.
hDMlNlDk d. MORRIS. boz the GTth
year Of hIs age.
uurral from residence Monday morniIs
af 30 Requiem mass at st. NJ
thtflF church. IdEIrEfUu Lane. =
o'clock Friends rU.rr.fflIy invited.
Iuterwerf Wt Calvary
tIlflas omit fIHWDra.l
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va, Aug Aloe
Nerish. Hungarian. giving his resi-
uehce as Gary. Ind. was arrested this
Ihiippt before justice Of the peace on
the charge OF forging a check on "a
merchant OF Berryburg. He Is said TO
have confessed to the forgery buf an
parently did not realize the consequence
OF his action. lie stated that he had
been the victim Of swindlers, who had
induced him to forge the checks ne
was held for the fall term OF court
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Roy Cope was "a business caller at
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Robert ID. Hills County Treasurer
elect was business caller at Barnes
Vile yesterday.
John n. Lacey Of the Columbus Blank
Book Mfg. Co, Of Columbus was a bust
ness caller at the court house here yes
terday.
Deputy Probate CLERK Bert w. Hopkins
was a business caller at Barnesville yes
terday
Attorney y. r.. Chimney % GAINESVILLE
was business caller az the court house
here yesterday.
Frank Williams Jr. called on friends
In GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon.
Marcus Bulger was = CALLER al Barnes
VILE yesterday and today motoring over
In an automobile.
l.. =. Bumgarner was In Barnesville
Thursday attending 10 business affairs
VIM. g.. Sidwcli waN "A business caller
al GAINESVILLE Thursday and Friday.