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tnarlcs the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
John ~finniEan OF Fifth street yesterday
unaeIMe an operation. ell Il getting
George Lazonby OF this city won the
TOY auto al the Carroll drug store FOR
receifing the largest number Of votes.
lie received 1si.nr0.
Many local people are taking member.
ship In the McMechen banks Christmas
savings club.
Contractor William Mcdonald OF this
city Us repairing the old school building
on seventh street. which was DAMAGE.
by fire several weeks ago.
Traffic on the McMcchen and Mounds.
Vile divisions Of the Wheeling Traction
company system was delayed fifteen
minutes Yesterday afternoon due 10 me
trolley wire being down. between
Iweltth and Thirteenth street.
Mrs John DNcrstrect and daughter
AladEel have returned 90 their home
mere from a visit with relatives at Ncw-
II W Kcffer Jr.. and little brother
W alter attended the matinee uf the Vic
toria theatre yesterday afternoon.
Mr. aud Mrs Edward bowman have
aiter a. visit with relatives here.
~ The home % the bride on Grant
street Christmas afternoon occurred
me marrinEc ~ Mr.. GeprEc Dean and
MISS hilla haucnman. both Of this city
he emouy was performed by ltev. =
McAicchen Lodge so re- nKirbts %
iYthina viii holI ifs regular wretlg
nee inE This evening bon the McMecEen
James Hail b. critically boo al bi4 boms
on MAJ hall street with tuberculosis
W. a k~IIEpnffiek OF This r.fF foff
ycet.r1'y Cor Michlgan Tor "a welt VITA
Mrs 50 Karr and son left sunday fot
Denver. col. after u visit win thsii
WUtNCr and rIsfCr here.
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ST. CwLAIRSYILLE


N.H"NN" GNMNNa
Di samuel Dr. IInrhuuf. deceased rritnta
i nl personal goods and cnafteia or
Estate of Mary MIndcr. deceased die.
tflhu Inn urrrnunf filed and approved
ESTATE nf tclrHfiuu saIteafrIui. de-.
colH account settled.
Estate nf Prank fnar HrfnnraH Al.
mIuIafruflHu granted
Estate Uf TrrIrrIrE E~funnhrahrr de-.
co. 0i account filed and notice ordered.
Estate off benjamin Phillips. drrrrrad.
account settled
Guardianship Of Nellie Latham. a
minor. account settled.
G~uHrIIanrNIU OF Grnrra Latham "a
minor. account settled
f~unrdIHnrNIr Uf Lillian Covert a
minor account Hrffird.
tunrdlluaNlr nT TNnnnruua rarEarr
q minor. account settled
Estate IN Geo a Iyle deceased. &C.
count settled.
uardiarahip of ThcIma Lucas. q minor
account settled
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rank jung Of EdgwOud spent yester-
mess. 'u
Miss Catherine Johns OF the STRAIT
i"IH hotel Is ~ az her apartments.
illAah truuss, of AKRON. o.. WIN
mas been visiting friends at Echo Point
mas returned to his home.
Edward MUM u Akron. o. VIII has
been visiting friends al Echo poinf
SNsr christmas has returned to his
c. y Stout OF Fulton has been called
10 Cattletsburg. Ky. owing TO the seri-
Gus Illness Of a relative.
Zoe NOssen OF Pittsburgh. Pa. spent
Christmas at Fulton the guest 81
Mrs J. 4 Wagner OF Fulton who has
Mr. and Mrs T. T.. Tough Of Wood
avn VINO spent Christmas al Plush
retarncj tne E9es,s OF relatives bavs
Leona daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. John
hayne OF Fulton. Is 40 at the home OK
John Williamson 81 ~. Ciairsvule
ONO, spent yesterday al Film Grove
The residence 81 Charles stYscr o,
linton addition. Elm Grove Is nearing
Mrs James Winters OF sand nm
spent yesterday at Elm Grove me p1sst
OF friends and relatives
Nj and Mrs. Harry Klein Of CIevo-
dgi,g are guests OF Mrs. Werner Of
MI; and Mrs Frank Trunk of pi,,.
1Ttn' "a Who were guests Of Mr. and
during Christmas nave retufned to ttb5.sir
Floyd Ransom of Porter av.py, r5r
wood. was removed from his h"S.
Lerday 60 The Ohio Valley gsuorsI 70
M VII yphoid FOYER
9weltNer of tdEwoud underwent AL
"~l eaton yesterday FOR tonsoItis.
havs returned from r-lttsbyre 8a"'
where they spent the past few dav. a..
guests u friends
Rev LAHL. .H.H
Of 81 Michaeis iut now If priest
o. spending the HOLIDAYS ri ~
Frank Jackson ~ Pleasant vaue, ID.
able 20 De out after a few week. ui.
Mr. ana Mrs o. " D.nbam oil,
pittsburgh. Pa have returned fa tb.ir
nom. atier hatinF grcnt the hoIia Z
or friends in l"lraHaut valley
tranmctinr tasiness nj
Mystic lodge. SO b. Knirhte az
ltlies or Elm Grove. mot ia.t e~teninr
Pr Ineir hail in REGULAR weekly session
iieurN clay Camp. Modern Mn.rmar
III America will meet this s,enIrr ir
Hande heu. Eim Grove.
Mff Mabel IHfflr.u. uf nrlr Uaffrr
iq spondirE several dave at = e1tlreii.
a. ihe guest ~ relatives
Wa DAISY Timmuua OF clay vs. va
DEL spending fhr nnIfInra tns ruraf
relatives Hf TrIHfrfpUIa
rcsIlar werFlF mcrfIur OF VIII.
l1w. Glen lodge Junior Mr.h4nIr.. va-
G~rfrFrtille
$40 arrangements have been rnmri.frf
.r social fo Do given ln fhr fnwrr
hNl itHI school house on next anfur.
DAY evening
a pie social will te given in the Viola
hfhnol house uu Ur Wheeling rr..f
uu Thursday evening
The members m the SUNDAY school
~ The InlIed rrrahNfrrfHn rnur-r .r
ltnneFa Point VIII rrndrr n ChrIafmaa
n on wednesday evening In fhe
Ihe SECOND quarterly conference viii
hein Dog thr DALLAS Methodist rnIar1-
.n nest sunday and Monday
The MuudHfHIr fnEranrr rauNfrrff-r
re tfurk vas rltrn n Communication
nfnugh me Pike dlHrfirf yesterday m.
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TRY THIS FOR A :
C0LD---IT'S FINE!
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
IN FEW HOURS.

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either In head, chest.
body or limbs, by taking a dose OF
'Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
IL promptly opens clogged-up nos
tr1ls and air Passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming, relieves sick headache, dullness,
fev~erishness. sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay ~stuffed-up. Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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Rrfrfa

Russell Blair has returned to his home
at Washington. Pa. after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
The Mound Chautauqua Circle was
entertained last evening by Mrs. W. NJ.
Hoskinson, at her home on Seventh
Miss Della Lyons has returned 20 her
home at Sistersville after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
j. II. C~ronkwright has returned 20 his
nome at Pittsburgh after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
William Hess will return 20 his home
here to-day from Oreville. o.. where he
has been employed.
Mr and Mrs. @. s. S~nodgrass. OF
here.
Miss Alice Chambers mas ret 70
her home at Wellsville. O.. after a visit
with relatives here.
turned home after a visit with friends
here.
Lawrence Hennessy. Of Cleveland. O..
Is spending several days in the city WIS.,
ting with his wife on Fourth street.
Miss Alma Parriott. a student al she
Fairmont normal school. Is spending the
holidays with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cheadle. OF Utica.
o. are visiting with relatives here.
Misses Flossie Francis and Lucille Nc
Cabe have returned TO their home here
from a visit with friends and relatives
at New Martinsville.
Leslie Stewart has returned 70 hts
home At Point Marion. after a visit with
relatives here.
Clyde Hemphil. who IL employed ut
Canton. .. Is visiting with his parents
on South Jefferson avenue.
Miss Naomi Lewis. who holds a posi-
Ton az Huntington. Is spending the
holidays with her parents. Squire and
Mrs. - NJ. Lewis. OF Tenth street.
Mckeesport Pa. for an extended visit
with relatives.
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Three convicts were discharged from
the p~enitentiary yesterday. one was
discharged BY reason OF serving out his
sentence. while the other two were re-
leased on pardons granted by Governor
Hatfield. upon the recommendation OF
warden NJ. u White. A man and woman
VINO were sentenced for life in the prison
were the fortunate ones. N-otwithstand-
ing the TACT that they had been sixteen
anu seventeen years respectively in the
institution. their records were clear.
and Tor this reason they were recon-
mended for pardon by Warden NJ. n.
white. The pardons were unconditional
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P~enitenttarx Newr.

DIR. ]. NJ. Williamson. OF Charleston. a
member Of the State Board OF Control.
was In the city yesterday and made an
inspection OF the p~enitenttary. DIT. VIII
hanson suggested no improvements
however. He visited the new hospital.
in the institution. and the new residence
on the State farm.
Two prisoners were discharged from
the institution yesterday on regular dis
fences.
The factories inside the walls OF the
pen resumed operations yesterday morn
ing, after being shut down for two
days for he Christmas vacation.
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EFeiL AmuH - In readiness for "a
splendid Christmas treat which will b.
gwen a. the Vance Memorial church al
" ppusdale THIS evening 20 over 200
men who VIII gather FOR their annual
hriHtmas celehruuuu. A chief feature
N me large Christmas tree which has
for the occasion. and very beauffrnuv
decorated To De- Understood that everv
member Or the clnrs viii receive Ia
HumptupuH treat, while special prizes
viii be awarded 20 those who have been
present over % Sundays during the
year. Those who have read tha Hfbfr
rewarded for their Efforts according f1
al reports By receiving elegant prizes
hpeclel music and a general good time
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IeorEe Jackman and JarOb purre
were arraigned I'm police court Yesterday
morning before Mayor Evan G. Roberts
on pain drunk charges preferred by
chief RAIDER. Both were Christmas cell
orators being arrested on Saturday
Jackman - an old timer. and as he had
given 50 and costs and in default OF fbe
com ne started In TO serve 80 DAYS. II
was Jacobs FIRST onense. and he was LEI
~ ON OF y nnc 81 81 and coaia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

COTTAGE prayer meeting will b. held
iu The home OF Nr. and Mrs. or0rre
JeUHuu fhIa evening.
The hirh school and Alumni will clash
in o. basket ball same 90 tho RINK this
evening
Martin CowCn and Jerome Iaffrrtv
were MhcoIiue callers lest evening
trurEe Dunn. uf Martins Berry. was
"a local caller yesterday.
Harry Brown o. working On Pitchers
store. this week.
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FIRST NUMBER
o. Weeks Program Of Fun ard FrivoL
ity in simpson A. ~. e. Church
Was Given last Niaht.

An an week affair wal i-uaugurated
last night in the Simpson A. 81. D.
church. when Down the Cedar Path.
Ship-Ahoy. was presented This even
ings prorram viii De- featured by che
p~rcscntauon Of over the Huls Co
Honolulu Dream
Each number is 1Icd With hun or.
and furnishes d%ciirhtful entertainment
Several booths have boon arranged a
humber win be giveu each evening This
wee keKcout Saturday.
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evening. and was I'm a raving condition.
he was brought to this city by Deputy
Sherins lddings and McConneaugh. and
was later taken TO st. Clairsville. and
thence to Columbus. "Sherd" Il we'll
knnwn here. having spent considerable
OF his time I'm the city. although he re-
sided In a small hut across the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Roy ""Sherd" Vandine. who resides
across the river from this city. got on a
ampage Sunday night and a. n result
now confined in the insane ASYLUM A.
o.. from which institution ne
- only a few weeks ago.
kandine was taken into custody ON fbe
phio SIDE az tho ferry landing. sunday
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WharrY FnneraI-

Funeral services over the late John II
Wharry. who died Saturday al the famf-
~ home. NO. % bridge street. Film
grove, were held from the place OF
ueeih yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock. Rev. j.. l.. Fish. rector OF 81
faul's church. Elm Grove. ofncinted.
hurnal was made In Mt. Rose cemetery.
M~oundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Christmas afternoon George O.
Dean and Hilda l.. Bachman were unit
"a ~ marriage at the brides home by
tne teN. Arthur Lazcnhy. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
yesterday afternoon Harry McCrack-
ca ana Cora Martin or South Bellalre
were married az the Methodist Episcopal
I~aI.uulEo ~ me ItnN. ArIn.r I.ZnnhN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The American Building * Loan ASSOC
citation has declared "A dividend OF 4
per cent for the past six months. A divi-
oend OF ? per cent was raid June 80.
making a total OF : per cent for the
year Borrowers as well as Investors
get their full share OF these dividends.
II being figured on the actual amount
OF money paid Into the association dur
ing the last six months.
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william Tomlinson. aged rs, who re-
SIDES Al the Grant house. on Tomlinson
avenue Is suffering with a fractured
pip sustained Saturday afternoon. when
Tomlinson II in quite a serious condition
but IL IL not thought the injury Will
Prove fatal He is being attended by
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Hartlex run.rai Hsld.

Funeral services for the late Carney
Hartley. the < man VINO was found
dead at his home on Cedar avenue. Sat
urday night. were held at the family
home yesterday afternoon at ? O'Clock
The Rev. J. NJ. Crisweil, pastor of the
baptist church. ofnciated. Interment
was in GreenlaWn Cemetery.
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Logrton run.ral ro-d.n.

The las sad rites for the late John
4. Logston. highly respected farmer OF
Knoxville. who ~succumbed TO dropsy at
his home, Sunday morning. will be held
at the place OF death this morning at
10 o'clock. Interment will be In the
Station cemetery.
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M'MECHEN


Funeral services for the late Thomas
Al Williams. highly respected citizen
o. thls city who succumbed to pneumo-
ma al MS nome on Fourth street Friday
afternoon. Will be held at the late res
iuence this Afternoon at i o'clock. The
funeral party will go to Moundsvhie on
a special train where the remains will
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urn hard and red. and
were ali over my face
hey go worse until I
could not aoep they burned
and lfrhed so he'd Ny
sad bad bots ~ danduT
end my hair va o. thin.
aud De- came out every DINO
Q Houii comb o. and alms
times you'd comb orrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The horse OF Alouzo Winters. OF Elm
1t"Ne. which was hitched to one OF the
m'9i wagons. Travelled over two squares
w ialt"rruu Yesterday morning. while
the drlFcr was delivering meat. How
ever no damage resulted to the wagon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
New Asnstnnt Appotnted-

J. NJ Bennett who has been assistant
here under Postmaster j. w.
erts. has resigned his position to take
Sffect the first OF the year. c. f. Knapp
q been appointed TO fill the vacancy
Mr.. Knapp now holds a Position with
ahe ]. G. Myers company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Virginia. ~13-year-old laughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Williams OF second
street Is suffering from a broken arm
sustained Friday evening when she fell
At her home. The fracture was reduced
and she Is getting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

"All the world was there. and his
WIFE. wrote the girl reporter.
Then she reflected.
AN archaic way 20 word f." she
murmured.
"All the world. and her husband"
b then wrote.-Kansas City Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The members Of tho sunday school Of
the Dallas Irrahyterian church will re-
ceiNc Their annual treat this evening at
thg meeting -u Do held Boz the SUNDAY
school room 20 the church. While no
special program will hc rendered. "a So
cinl time is nuffcfuHfaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Hrzekinh Iuker tcolorcdD. who has
boon ln The ohio county innrmarv al
tIw Grove Tor the ruaf several months.
oI'd crffrdnF morning at @ o'clock. IN
IH' 90 year uf bis age. Death was due
To- tuberculosis. The funeral arrange
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Join our Christmas Saving
Club at the (OLD RELI,
State Bank of Elm
Grove, Elm Grove, w. Va.
Resources, S725, 100000.

Conrad ElfrrIE of Uln.r.a Point
while blasting Limestone tarf.rI..
m1rniuE accidentally H~Ia.HHrrr| r fYr.
'.o ~ tHe -FOUR inch EfH IIur lf fH.
lar 0'r.tuy. which .Iu.rf a
IN INn FnH Uir" $50 rHmnr. o..
suited from fNa ~ffa.uHrr. aI frr r..
except That the citizens ~ the IIafrf.f
were nut uf Fna urfu soto ir fno Hffrr.
made
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COMPLETE
FOR RECEPTION
PREPARATIONS MADE FOR FARE
49, WELL AFFAIR FOR DR..
AND MRS. LITTELL-
Second United Presbyterian Church
Congregation VIII Honor Couple
Tonight-committees
Announced.

Plans were completed last night by
several committees for the farewell r.
ception which will be given DR.. and
Mrs. j. H. Littell, this evening. by the
congregation OF the Second United
Presbyterian church. Or. and Mrs.
Littel will leave this week for Xenia.
o., TO visit a few days before going
TO Chicago. where DR.. Littell will as
sumo the pastorate OF the Englewood
United Presbyterian church.
Elaborate preparations have been
made tor tonight's affair. and Il eives
promise of being most delightfully."- car.
r1ed u The following committees
have charge:
Executive Committee.
Messrs:
p. II. Hornbrook r. j. McCullagh
r. L. Smith
Reception Committee.
Messrs. and Mesdames:
Frank T. Hare r. ]. Dickson
Henry Ross John Crockard
G. II. Wheeler r. J. McCulIagh
ID. II. Morgan L. z Goetmann
J l.. Sawtell S. Nesbitt
George Neumann ]. II. Garden
J. W. white W. G.. Kasley
Z. h. Hornbrook Robert Cowan .
Messrs:
s. p. Parker J. C. Paul
5. b.. Mckee A s. Hare
Miss Jennie Parker
Invitation Committee.
Misses:
Mary Hail Temperance Garder
Messrs:
G. H. Wheeler p. l.. Graham
Program Committee.
Misses:
Jessie McCullagh Mary Turner
Rena Wagner JB.L Z. Connolly
A. Mumpher
Decorating Committee.
Misses:
Mary Turner Ada Hawkins
Carrie Laup Ada Quinn
Martha Hare Mr.. +. r. Smith.
Refreshment Committee.
Emma Stewart Drusie Garden
Rena Wagner
Mesdames:
n Beckett James Armstrong
Serving Committee.
Misses:
Gertrude Garden Elizabeth Bushfield
Mary McNash Helen Rocket
Gertrude Brown Mary Morgan
Edith Garden Helen McCuIIa1b
sara Goetze Sara Redman
Mary Hare Edna Neuma,
Drusie Sawtell Jane McClatchey
Agnes Fleming Laura Holmes
Mesdames:
j.. 4. Sweeney W. II. Hare
Margaret Bippus
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BIl-Are you going to efudv 70
night FOR Professor bumpers eramy
Willie-No. I'm going down 40 the
Faculty club and let him beat me 4
couple games o. pooI-Chaparral
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The seven f~orcigners who were arrest
90 a. f~atrIoiut Saturla. end Sunday
VIII Dc n~rraiRucd this week before
Mayor Hcifry ~ Davies Do viii b. re-
mcWbcred that "a party Of men brought
tfNN loIlnrir from hla home and rcuf
him with a knife County officials are
waiting until they see how serious the
man iH hurt before n charge will BE- made
against each of the seven men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

All a. rangcments have been COMPLETED
LOT me oyster suppe to be given In the
= lrst Al r church OF Elm Grove on Fri
uag evening The suppe Will be served
under the auspices OF The mems class OF
me church. who are making elaborate
for the occasion.
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Ewing Funeral.

Funeral services over the late Martin
wing, who died Sunday morning. Will
ne held al the family home In Patterson
ms afternoon at ? o'clock. The Rev
= u. Hart, pastor OF the Film Grove NJ
= church. will ofnciate. burial viii be
made In the Stone church cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Following are the marriage licenses
granted In the probate court yesterday:
Joe Drotos. age 20. and Katie Deumth,
age Is. both OF Crescent.
Floyd a. Bennington. age 20. and
Della Dougherty. age. %. both OF Flush
ing.
Harry Houston Watt. age 20. and Jes-
sic Cole. 30. both OF B~arnesvii.-.
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Offioern mrtalIah-

{ the regular meeting OF Marshall
Union No. s, A. +. and A. NJ. held last
evening the newly elected officers OF the
order were installed. A banquet was
served Following the installation cere-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

q uneral services for the late Mary A.
Marley. wife OF Phillip Markey. who
succumbed at her home. east OF the city
last Friday evening. will be held mrs
morning at . o'clock at 81. James CATH
Ole church. lnterment will be made
m MI. calvary cemetery. Mrs. Markev
was 20 years Of age and was highly re-
Spected In the community In which she
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

LOST-Automobil- chain on Infirmary
road " Elm Grove and Bethic-
hein finder please notify &. W. Nc
Combs. Wheeling u r. il ? or cau
Natl 230O-M wheeling d-1a-I
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MOUNDSVILLE
COUNCIL MEETS
CONSIDERABLY BUSINESS OF An
nrFoRTANT NATURE Is
or.
Asststant Postmaster Bennett Resigns
osnernl Newsy Notes of the
Mound City.

The regular meeting Of the Mounds
Vile city council was held last evening
In the council chamber. and much bust
ness was transacted.
The matter of purchasing the reserve
strip OF land of the James sta street
was referred 20 the city solicitor.
The ordinance requiring gas and gaso-
line engines TO be mufned vas passed to
he second reading.
The seat OF Councilman Joseph w.
Powell was declared vacant. Mr.. Pow
ell was elected from one ward and later
removed to another ward
The city accepted the paving done on
Grant avenue and Fourth street by the
nrm OF Stringer a Springer.
The ordinance requiring the property
owners along Grant avenue and Fourth
street to pay two-thfrds OF the assess
ment OF the paving passed the FIRST read
ing.
The ordinance regulating the use OF
gasoline and other explosives at dry
reading.
The city solicitor. mayor. clerk. health
ofncer and engineer were appointed a
committee TO compile and revise the
city ordinances.
steel Ming case was ordered placed
IN the city vault for the purpose OF pro-
teotfng the records
Ccunci then adjourned to meet at
tn next regular meeting IN January.
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0UT-THE-PIKE


Ihe ladies % the sand HH NJ Il
church viii hold an oyster Supper In the
odd Fellows hail on Friday evenina
Ll"Derate arrangements are being made
~ me committed on arrangements to
MAKE The event a decided success. Re-
Ireshments Of all kinds will be served
snd lhe proceeds Will 20 toward the ben
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Join the Christmas Club now form
ing a. FIRST National Bank. Elm Grove.
ana nave plenty for mex Christmas.
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WIN Owe oyEtor supp.r.

morning.
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sunday was buried yesterday afternoon
~ the nj Hope cemetery on Dry Ridge.