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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE
WHEELING LOST
roung stown TOOK Roth Ends Of I
Double Header Saturday-Errors
Were Responsible.

1oIuE town continued ftE wfufre
tiTfdk saturday uhsu th. EtoEfas we've
twice forced Goo boz o. defeat az the
hands 1f the unrushinE Steelmen Tine
,i-L EamC was pitchers. battle between
IunE and WsfyaI The Visitors sror.I
AlI Their runs iu f1c fourth inning on i
pass fH stanley. MHEuers two hsrgar
WeizTI r|ru. Of NrAulcY'a hnunder
pass fH Thompson. N. hereen.s single and
Mrisitf Wild throw ~ what should
nave h'tn tf uIf 20 second had WefgeI
lnrr Tally Ulwr tn Che first inning whom
nIH- double. fH .rft and scored rf1 Ia
Reilly
II" a...uI aHU. was a pitchers. ba ..
Ef between johnson and -IHrffIrr Ir
H"..N OBJ. FORMER had IHr bette. .f frr
HrEUwerf end huf for tha errors UsFfrH
.Irl would Na.' probably COTTON ava.
Ni. poe same Irf lnrs tally nj ere
stole" base HrI -Ir'Esr error
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
NYALS WIN
axe Good Game From Midway Ath.
lete Club at 6enwood YESTERDAY.
Noel Struck Out IS Batters.

Before the masterfuI pitching OF
Noel and the sensational playing OF
his team. the Nyals sent the Midway
team OF Benwood down to defeat on
the old Slippner park yesterday. by
the score OF TO l. Noel. pitching for
the Nyal club. allowed the Midway
boys nut hve hits and struck out Is
men Workman. Of the Midway team.
also pitched good ball. allowing the
Nyals but seven hits and striking ont
y men. Errors az critical noments
were responsible for the runs. Pitch.
er Biglow worked on first base and
made a good showing in that position.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

shshtl, the better Nort rr DO. HOLDING
,ncis lead although getting nothing bet
'tur lost moro games than tho, Won
SO h'- 20 'ohugHish their premier
clark Griffith's team usde the req
"fa for thn vecS 100 game. won ami
mounted faster than any other t,arn in
eitn'r l"7vu" With the return 81
~hauks and thick G1udu to th. Linz
up. i|" Warrington have shown uofr-
h'y improved form Tho, ra--.d Nc,-
Most observers Of tue game have count
"a out the Yankee as factors iu tie
ths s'rusris ioI 10 p.I n,sa,'i ,, th ~,
among Detroit. chicago and Rostor ON
rr,,nt form. Row eNc~. INC Wrrhir gtous
wiz have 'o 10 Included g. the list OF
The remaining clubs in the league
FIRST division borors sitbclsgt So, ,'s
higkey doubtless expects 90 set better
results with his. So Louis club when his
i-to form again with Connie Mack.
the season looks more like one ~
On which u serious hid Tor honor. Is TO
The National
fortunes Of national league teams ram
the Philad"lphias dtd better than th-
average and only the New Works uiI
guakers. however. was larEety lost 10
dHN when they remained Idle while the
after day trailing buunds back Z, "A
tc tor the lead with Pat Moran's men
IN" continued notable closcncss Of
the National league race had "A GOOD a.
lustratiou on Saturday when a. a result
OF the games played every club Of the
eight shifted positions shirts arc pos
Nihlo nearly every daN nov. 80 COM
pact - tho hLnChlur ~ the teams None
hn~ shown form copsistout enough -
develop q pronounced winning streak
me banner performance on the dia-
uond curing the week was that Of Raw
,HldNell pitcher Tor tho Yankees Zach
hHA ~ Tho week last three. the elun-'
gated twirler made a home run. twice In
rH't's@lnn a. a pinch hitter aud once in
the course 81 a game fn which d, ~
cupi'd The box Twice two men scored
ehcad OF him on his drives Both a.
batter and bpXmau be Is proving an IN
valuable man for HE team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
GIRLS
EASILY BEATEN
BELLAIEE ArHLETICs WIN YES
TERDAY BY SCORE or Is TO s
OILY Pour Pair ones TOOK Part IN Game
Betty Pollen Starred for
Visitors
oh hsirpiusi

Oh NsirnIus'
The American Riooncr Girls were de.
feAtod hy the Hellalrc Athletics A. tho
sixteenth street ball park sunday after.
noon bS score Of l5 TO g. The girls
couldn't play well bessus. their nose.
became shiny and they had no opportun-
ity 10 stop and powder. DO - claimed.
Ana the sun vas "aVfluy hot The
laolrs would much rather have rarfisd
a. psrar.. 90 ne field with them Than a
stun oli hall glove
There were four girls on the team.
pay lng hrst. second. lsft and rfgrt NE
hrst- tas"uan. BETTY Pollen aI.l f,,.,.'J
pafi 90 the game Three ~ trs FIrfs
kneW but little about the game bflt
ttrt'} vas star. Her PLAYING Was moth
leFH fnau marvellous She waa rfser.f
time and again tv the great afdIrrre
ihg, hll.d the ErandEtand and bleachsra
me other girls that pIared Win 49,
cam were unable o. put In an appear
sIrF because ~ illness Beck and kare
Two bellalTe boys we're then slL.if.
Ll''H NE FORMER going behind the bat
".N name occupying tho pitchers hnn
ofieI BETTY replaced him AZ nrat
ne game was interesting nouetsr.
lnd The audience found much 10 .rrus.
ih'm Errors were mon. fFan -rirrsrl.ff
huf 20 Fre"farulAr Ilnt Hr BETTY sg.ry
~ minutes "uUFtur. fNF PROCEEDING
o.. w .Iinfus occupied the mound Tor
NeIlHire. this being his Hrst orflrturtt,
tg = any unrk for the Athletic rreee
he feared h.ii'nE me FIrls win the raii
EN- nearly tainted hlt soon resumsd
IU. Hrelr and score f.r.--.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
MARTIN WITH ERIE
Forner stogie Bsckstop Signed Win
Sai'ors--caush First Game
Yesterday

Special n.ara'oh ta frr Intelligence,
DAYTON %. June D. usrr. a..
iIr. former Dayton and Vgb.,I.,,
catcher. who was recently refesssF tg
Whorlng has been signed with r,Ir
Martin was turned loose rr.d4r oven
irE hF Tho management W frr Wheel
inE club and was imuodiafoIr In com
mun.ra'irn With Manager guirfar ~
me Eric team with mo result fFaf t,
was Hened. lie caught bic f-st game
here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
ST. LOUIS rAKns oPEunx.

II. LOUIS. June ls-St. Louis defeat
20 BIooklyn, ? 10 .. In the openinE game
~ thelr series here today. The Vtsitors
y, ete saved from shut out by a series
OF hunched singles in the seventh score
Rrool,i,,. no r. n. =
81. Louis III gOooaa
batteries; Prefer. Galore and NcCar-
y ". neat, Robinson and SNYDER
nIee base hits; snyder. HYATT Sto-
i'h nase. Miller. Sacrifice hits Nv
SSeScher Betzel Cutshaw. Base on halls:
hobinson q Prefer :. Galore 3 StTurs
out. Pfeffer 7. Cadore /. Robi,sc,r, 'S -
l mpires: Orth and Byron -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
RUSH RUN LOST
Fast oams 70 Hoduhona Xsstsrdav-
Fearlsy, Pitching for Locals
struck Out ~ Men

Tho strong Hofahou baseball tenn,
yesterday went 60 EaEland where me-
Rush Run. by the score or to
iearleN featured thr game by striking
OUT men ana GLOWING but cir scatter
enccl some Of the most unfair ur'.ir.
ing they have met iu th'.r semI-pro "a
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
EVAS TAKE ONE

Sneci' n'sraich 60 the InterIigorcer
'IiNNu RAPIDS Mich JYr- IA
HnlLlIIe found two Grand Rap.da
r,Ilts I.r total ~ 70 ssfotics ami
fH Score. ".r ut
Evans i.lc ....no0r
HtffrrIfH .CartIav aud fr..,..t =, =
Yer. Macarthur and Ncfs-4g. -4'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
LITTLE CHANGE
IN BIG LEAGUES
PhLI.ADELPHIA NOW LEADS Nv The
NATIONAL AND WHITE BON
IN AMERICAN
Washingscn Made Best SHOWING For
"es< And Heg YorE Made Ihe
Poorest

SEW YORK. June 1.-The doUbI.
l-ei Tor tho lead iu the two major
ltak-e- Va a. continued DURING the Wsek
WIN varying fortunes FOR The quartet
,i competitors, the week end nnding
J. .nlIaaelphia in tor position in tho Ma
utl circuit and Chicago heading the
list ln the American
or the two chicago teams In the
leadership combat the White Soy mads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

CHICAGO. June n chicago defeated
Boston. 20 Z. In the first game in the
sefies here to-day. The World-s cham
pions nh Vaughn hard In IN. opening
inning rcoring four runs The locals
uea II up IN their half when they bunch
90 t"ur hits. which included doubles b.
hnlsely and Zimmerman and a home
run ~ Williams. Knisely's- doubls and
Two sacrifice hits put Chicago in the
lead In the third. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
FEDERALS
Yesterday Result.

Newark S. Buffalo 0.
buffalo I. Newark 3
hAnza- city 6. chicago 4
chicago >. kansas CITY 2
-. Louis 8. Pittsburgh s.
~. Louis 2. Pittsburgh
First game. Second game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

p, Mo base hits: Schmidt. KniseIy. ,.
s s',liiller man. Home run: Williams
Stnlen bases; Rudolph. Good Sarrifir.
ny zimmerman. Sler. Fisher Esse
q. mus or Vaughn. off Lavender
res struck out: By I.avsnder
F.sS, Nu'oiph' z Umpires; Quigley and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
First Game

Two base hits Msistsr. Nc
Auley.
Three base hit. Mullansy
Sacrifice hits Reilly. bay.
Earned runs. Youngstown. I:
heellnF. l.
Bases on balls. on Gray.
struck out. ~ Davis. o. Gray.
TIT BY pitcher: By Davis.
ThompsonD
Time. 1852.
Umpire. Greene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Three base hits. YaeEer. Butler. Two
paNe NUS brown, Futler. Struck out.
fy No"l lh5 by Workman. 70 Hit hat
ters- workman. 2. Sherwood ana
afEerJ Left on bases Nyals s. Ma
way. 5. Umpire. Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Wagner few out to O'Day. sislin
grounded out. Davis to Bero. Stanley
taking second on the play. McAuley
grounded out to Reilly to Bero No
runs, one hit. no errors
-ouncil. Jano.s died TtsI af nnhb
Meister drove a hard grounder TO
stanley and was out at first Sisson
ioul HE'D out. Stanley. Keene ground
ed out. Siglin TO Thompson. No runs.
no hits. no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Thompson flied out 10 Keene
Schereen flied out to Sisson. GRAY
grounded out Keene TO Bero. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
Bero foul fled out to Stanley. Mul.
fancy slammed one to center for three
bases. Davis fled out 10 Siglin.
o'Day grounded out. Gray TO Thomp-
son. No runs. one hit. no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Nuremberg filed out to Meister.
Blount flied out TO Keene Stanley
went out on grounder. Keene TO
Bero. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Giles walked. Reilly grounded TO
McAuley and GILES was forced at sec
ond. McAuley to Siglin. Neister
doubled TO right and Reilly stopped al
third. Sisson grounded TO Stanley.
and in HIS attempt to catch Reilly al
the plate he threw badly. Reilly and
Meister scored Keene drove a long
sacrifice fly TO right field and Sisson
took third. Bero flied out TO center
held. Two runs. one hit. one error.
Ninth Inning.
Davis was master OF the situation
and Wagner and Siglln famed. Nc.
Auley flied out TO sisson No runs, no
hits. no errnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

'". cav .nu were uaf.EIrE tho bows
'Fhf a.I ore ~ them bio tol
f. Then then both ~ en-
HIf m- Buffalo E1rrea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
" FAAblr -
Second Game.
n a ten minutes rest L
g called the second ramf

After a ten minutes rest Umnlre
Greene called the second game and
Manager Shriver sent Davis back TO
pitch. Errors by Giles and Reillyand
a single by Wagner produced two
runs in the FIRST O'Day opened with a
single on Hill. the new Youngstown
pitcher lie was caught A. second in
an attempt 10 steal In the second
inning the visitors were retired In or.
der. but In the third they scored one
on a single by Blount. a sacrifice by
STANLEY and a single by Siglin. In the
third Davis singled with two down.
but O'Day ended the game with a force
out Siglin 70 McAuley.
AZ the end Of the third inning I'm
pire Greene called the game 10 allow
both teams 10 catch a train YounEs.
Town VIII 20 10 Evansville. while
wheeling will play today AZ DAYTON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
CUBS
TAKE IKE oPEErNo CAN'T OF rur
sEExEs FEoN IKE WORLDH
CHAMPS.
HARD HirunE q. opp0rruns Tine. was
hsspcnsibls for the v1ceory.
Two Douhiss ana HOrner
In One Inning.
restsrday's RssultA
chicago o. Haatrn
~ louis . BROOKLYN
NsW NOrk-f'frrfnnaff "a,
Pittsburgh Phila- not scheduled


Brooklyn ~ - Louis
Boston al Chicago
Ncw Nork AZ Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA "a pittshurFh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

ToiAy's Games.
WhssiinE az Grand Rapids.
Youngstown Al EFansvllis
Erie az Tsrr@ Hauts
~. Wayne AZ Dayton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
SUPERIOR PITCHING BY
DAVIS WINS FOR SMOKES
sTGELnGN LOSS FIRST GAME TO
WHEELING eV SCORE OF
Z TO 7.
Inning 20 Permit visitors 10
Catch Train.

Ysstsrdsys Results
Erie =. Layton o.
WheslinE q, founEstoen D.
EVansviil~ 9. Grand Rapids Z.
81 Nagns-Tsrrs hauts. rain.
'-siK Innings. rain
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tSits9o ..........tSGGooooo- O.
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Coolest Fabric for Hot Weather. Stand
ard Weaves, Tested Grays. Blues and STRINGS
Coat and Trousers TO Order ........
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Gray famed Aifeuberg rounded
out. Davis to hero. HIount grounded
out Bcr0 unasaisted so nuns. no
bits. no errors
Davis vas safe whom NrAuIa.
dropped Die short fg In far D.uav
sacrificed and was out. gra, 10 stain.
Who TOOK Tho throw OF fret r.rfs
i'red n hard drive fo center ana was
vaa oui Reilly flied to ier so
runs. no hitF. ono error
Sixth Inning
Stanley lined a single 10 left eeis
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02
A. @. DUNCOMBE,

County Treasurer.
On motion of Supervisor Kirby, supported
by Supervisor Mally, the above pay roll was
accepted and adopted
On motion of Supervisor Phillips, support
ed by Supervisor Mally, the Board adjourned
sine die.
CHAS. Z. ANDERSON,
Chairman of Board.
Attest:
ROYAL f. DECKER,
Clerk of Board
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02

lowing is the pay roll of said Board for attend
ance and mileage during their January session,
1915:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02
T.. +. Waldron,
E. A. Chase,
w. f. Phillips,
l.. II. Bolinger,
Orlo Westgate.

Orlo Westgate.
On motion of Supervisor Phillips, supported
by Supervisor Mally, the above recommended
ton was adopted.
State of Michigan County of Van Buren,.
We, the undersigned, Chairman and Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors of the said County
of Van Buren,, do hereby certify that the fol-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

CT. Al1ender, Of Parkersburg. Is
transacting business here
W. C. DeVault ts@here from a1T-
mont. ,zes-
n. L Morris, Of Famtngton, Is IN
the city: on a brief business visit
- O. d. Nuuer. of Moundsvhle. is
business visitor here
S. S. Cochrane. manager OF the
Owens Bottle Machine COMPANY. is
here from Fairmont. ~
John c. Williams, OF Steubenvt1ie,
o.. is here on business connected With
the Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate
Company. of which he is an officer
E. g Rider Of Sutton, is actty VS.
6. C. wright is here from Mounds
a. F. Horr has returned from a
pleasant fishing outing at Oral
Mrs. Agnes Francis and daughter.
Virginia, are here from Memphis,
Tenn. for the sumner
Frank, Coombs. Of Mt Clare, was a
business visitor In the city Friday.
Otto Morrison, OF Salem. visited
the city Friday
a. ID. Stewart arrived home from
Philadelphia Friday morning where
he spent three weeks in the interest
OF the John O'Hare Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
WILSON ELECTED
First President of West Virginia
Society of Certified Public
Accountants.

The West Virginia Society," OF Ce--
tilted Public Accountants has been or
gained at meeting held at Hunt
ington- omcerss were elected as fol-
president; w o. Dickey, OF Hunting
ton, first VICE president. r. F. Holden.
OF C1arksburG second vice president;
o. K Hays11p, OF Huntington, secre-
tary; and r S. Lemon OF Parkers-
burg, treasurer. s-s
A committee on bylaws was APP
pointed consisting OF FranksA Wilt
son, r. S. Lemon and w o. Dickey
and. Will meet at Petersburg June
AHliation with the American Asso-
citation OF Public Accountants is plan
ned by the state societysat an early
date -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE of Prohib ition Party
is Called to Meet Here
July 8.

For the purpose OF taking action
ON the handicap to the party result
ing from the passage of the White
primary bill recently by the state leg
is1ature. meeting OF the state exec
,utive committee Of the Prohibition
party has been called Tor July at
The call has been issued by the
Rev. j. w. Bedford of Parsons, state
Chairman. He asks that every mem
Der of the committee be present
either IN person or by proxy as the
matter tor be considered, he says. Is Of
pressing importance to the party. The
meeting will begin at 1890 O'clock
In the forenoon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
Readv-Coo,oke.,d Food Sale

Elegant salt-rtsen bread. yeast
bread. cakes, cookies, ginger bread,
cherry pies. veal loaf. nodded and
garnished salads. fresh-made jelly
and Dutch cheese are some OF the
homemade foods that viii be sold
by the Ladies, Aid Society OF the new
Methodist Episcopal church at Stealey
HEIGHTS Saturday at the Chicago
Dairy on Fourth street
a bowl Of garden-grown sweet
peas, nasturnums or ross for the
sunday dinner table may be bought
for small sum-
The society Will hold a sale OF
bread and deHcatessen food each Sat
urday throughout the simmer. A
specially will be made OF attractive
and appeizinE dishes for the Sunday
dinner. Orders for specially pre-
pared dishes may be telephoned to
No. 656, Bel telephone. and wills be
gladly filed by the society.
a standard of fair. prices win be
maintained and the Ladies' A1d So
ciety will appreciate help in iquidat-
ing its subscription to the new
church
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
OUTLAW INDICTED NJ
BY Special Grand Jury but
Trial VIII Not Be Held until
July Term of Court.

A special grand jury at sutton has
returned an Indictment for murder
against W. Holly Griffith, the slayer
of Chief Of Police Thompson, OF Gas
saway- It was the expectation that
his case would be tried this week, but
upon his being called before Judge
Fisher and questioned as to whether
he was ready with counsel to stand
trial, Griffith stated that he expected
to be able to employ counsel OF his
own choosing. and his trial was de-
ferred until the first day OF the July:
term of court, July 70. IS Griffith
was conveyed back to his cell he col
Iapsed and cried bitterly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
When Glands Swell
Blood Needs Attention
Even a Sweat Gland May
Result m Severe
Conseuuence.
Consequence.

In our Intricate body the use offs $
s. FOR the blood has most remarkable
influence. We little realize our gland.
ular system. It may be a tiny bulb no
bigger than pin point. and yet if a
disease germ gets into It. there Is a
tremendous swelling It becomes
bon. carbuncle. it may be blood
rising and it Is often source OF con
unuous misery III not checked Many
OF the most .eoccruciating forms OF tor
t,1re begin with the swelling OF tiny
gland, caused by a disease germ And
It is S. SIS that spreads throughout
the blood circulation to prevent Just
such conditions. Or II they have al
ready started, S. s. S. will soon put the
blood In such a state OF health as 70
overcome the tendency to E1andu!ar
sweIliuEs It IS a natural medicine for
the bIood.-just as essential to health II
the blood be impure, as are the meats,
fats, grains and sugars OF our daily
It contains one ingredient the active
purpose of which IS to stimulate the
exchange of new flesh for dead qwaste
Get a. bottle of S. S. S. .today5of any
druggist and II your case IS stubborn.
Ewrite to the Medical Adviser.sThe Sw1ft
Specfc Co, 1o3 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga
This department is IN charge OF a noted
physician
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I|II|UsTR|AL ]



; INDUSTRIAL. June 259Mrs:
Myrtle Plant entertained the Ladies,
AID Society Of the Methodist Episco-
street "wednesday evening from 1880
to 1890 o'clock. instrumental mu-
sic was. the diversion of the evening,
and at late hour frtutssaIad, cake
and ices were sreved- There VIII be
"a special call meeting at the home
of Mrs Harriet Harrington Wednesr
day, June 30 -.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Plants
Hospitality were Mrs James Shr1-
Sner. MIS- Carrie Deem. Mrs Olga
whitney, Mrs. Myrtle Plant, Mrs. Ira
Joliffe Mrs. Orma Stut1er, MIS-. Ora
Channel. Mrs. Ivan Iantz. MIS-.
Sarah Lantzs Mrs. Charles Nutter,
Mrs. Blaine Lightner Mrs. Cecilia
McC1elland. Mrs. Maud Dyer and
Miss Pearl Deem
Mrs. MoIHe Enfield IS a. guest OF
her brother, Charles Henderson
Henry Wagner, of Fsairmont Is a
guest OF his= sister-in-law, Mrs He U
Crummit
okey sw1ck, of Norwood. is guest
of his brother. william sw1ck. OF
Walnut avenue
Mr. land mrs Omar Talkington have
returned from a motor trip to Man
nington.
on Howard street
ode LENT, Of Grafton, Is visiting
hds mother, Mrs. Sarah Iantz, ON
Howard street
Charles Crummit, OF Jackson street,
Clarksburg, visited his brother IL o
Crummit "wednesday.
Mrs. Hau Is able to be.oW again
after being kept4to her home on ac-
count OF a sprained ankle
Ans. j. az Cochran died at her
nome here ON Howard street at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon- Sne vas
50 wears of age. Her daughter MIS-.
C. W. Nuzun, OF ParkersburE, was
at her bedside at the time OF her
death. BESIDES her daughter, two sous
OsEa c. Mathenys OF JaryisytlIes and
Con Cochran, at home and anepnew,
T W. Matheny, OF Byron, survive her
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
BeautifuI Luncheon

a Beautifully appointed 4 o'clock
luncheon was given THURSDAY by Miss
Frances Curtin in her home ON Null
berry street. A huge mound OF pink
and Lavender sweet peas formed the
tables centerpiece and dainty place
cards In brfdalseHect were placed at
each cover. The guest list included
only the members of the Flowers
Jone wedding party, among whom
were Miss Marian Flowers. Miss
Jones, of StPariss O.; Miss Ruth
Maxwell, Miss Grace Flowers. MISS
Bertha Bland. Miss June Flowers,
Mr.. Tracy Jones and Mr.. Lawrence
Lynch.
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SENTENCED no WORK.

I For stealing r1des on. a train in
the local railroad yards, Lawrence
Date. Ward Pierce and Norman ogle
are serving sentences Of ten days each
on the county roads. They were
sentenced late THURSDAY by Maeds-
trate T. G. Nicewarner In default OF
paying fines OF SIS and costs each.
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state Rankers, Meeting.

we West Virginia Bankers Asso-
ciation, OF which Harry w Chadduck.
cashier of the Grafton Banking and
TruAt Company, is president, will hold
its twenty-secon.d annual convention
this year at White Sulphur Springs.
The secretary. G. S. Hill, has just Is
sued the following Invitations. hand
somely engraved and gotten up In a