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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
Bellaira Hrefn.

Frank Faust is visiting relatives at
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lou Hutchinson OF Gravel Hin
has returned from visit with friends
at Columbus.
Mrs. Everett Hoffman OF this city has
returned from n visit at Moundsville
Miss Hazel Burrows who a. teaching
school at LOrain Is expected home to-
day TO spend the holidays with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Burrows on
South Belmont street.
Mr.. and AIRS. John HauEhten. Of No
bic street. will spend the holidays with
friends at Steubenville.
Abe Feinberg left Thursday for Pitts
burgh TO spend the holidays with rel
atives.
Mrs. Emma Lawrence will leave today
Tor Graftos, w. Va. for a visit with rel
atives.
Rev. F. W. Knox pastor OF the South
Bellaire NJ. +. church has returned from
a visit with relatives i'm Knox county.
Jerome Well who Is employed in
Cleveland. Will spend the holidays with
his parents In this city.
Mrs. Arthur Weishaupt will leave to-
day for n visit with friends in Akron
= T Moore OF Wellsville Is a business
visitor in the city.
Mrs. W. n. Price OF Noble street. was
removed 70 the Ohio Valley General
hospital where she will undergoan
N-Ray eNamination for an Athletics OF
the lower jaw.
Miss Myrtle Stewart OF Gravel Hi
visit her sister.
Robert Carson OF Gravel HIN left YES
terday for Buffalo. y Y called there
by the illness OF his son.
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anrn..vii1n Rr.riti..-

Mrs. Edgar kOstoCk end daughters.
Jane and Elizabeth OF Nutley. y. j.. are
guests at the home 81 her sister. Mrs.
Palmer LauEhlin. Of Walnut street.
Charles Schafer. the genial proprietor
Of the Schafer Hotel. has been suffering
with an attack Of appendicitis. but is
slightly improved
j. W. Whissen OF the East End. Wheel
ing Be- here TO spend Christmas al the
home 81 Mayor and Mrs. q. 4. Colpitts.
Of South Lincoln avenue
Harry Corhin. g former GAINESVILLE
boy who holds G. good position IN Chi
caRo. will spend the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corbin. OF
Ross Hayes. 81 Portsmouth. viii
spend Christmas az hts home ON North
= new confectionery and fruit store
has recently been opened Ia the Hinton
building on North Arch street. Just OPP
po9ite the city building.
The postoffice will observe the usual
holiday hours Saturday. and all the
banks will close during the entire day.
Helen and clara Pckaric. 81 Galveston.
Texas. and aunt Miss Agnes Malone. Of
Mount Carmel Hos pital. Columbu are
visiting relatives and friends In this
Ut. @. " witherspoon. Of Fairview.
left Thursday 90 spend Christmas with
bis sister Mrs = A. Gully, 81 parkcrs-
burg. W Va. formerly Of this place.
Mr and Mrs. David Davis. 81 Column
bus are visiting Mrs Davis sister Mrs.
Prank Corhln. Of Walnut street.
Nj end Mrs James kennon and baby
Aren q Pittsburgh. are spending the
holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. ID g.
keruOn. q West Main street
Niles Mary shepherd. ~ Mount Union
College. f. home o. spend Christmas
vacation.
George Chiefly. OF Michigan State Unit
Fcralfy. ls visiting at hiF parents home
on West Main street
r. NJ. conner travelling representative
n the ffauiou Paper Co. is spending the
holidays ~ bio home here
NJ and Mr.. o. r. Hanlon. of ohio
street. left thiH week for wichita. Kan.
whore they viii visit Mrs. Hnnlon.e rfs-
ter Mrs Frank thFffc
Mlsa CLARA s. wood. OF Winchratcr.
Va. d. visiting bier sister. Mrs o. 81 EIf.
OF this criarr.
Mr. and Mrs W H Talbot and family
are expected t0 rprnd Christmas at the
IlF home
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With the approach OF Christmas traf-
tic at baltimore a. Ohio and the Ohio
River and Western stations. increased
20 per cent. and 10 Is expected to reach
greater mark to-day. the final shop
ping day. Persons residing in all sec
uOus OF the county came here yesterday
and departed ladened with Christmas
gifts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
BRIDGEPORT
At TRINITY Lutheran.


. The following Christmas service will
be held saturday evening. In the Trim
ltN Lutheran church. at Kirkwood:
professional; Come Hither. ye faith
full. triumphantly sing"
Nersicle and Gloria PatrL
Hymn--"Harkl the Herald-ansels Sing
Program by Primary Department:
This Is Happy Christmas Day"
kecitation-'Nmas Greeting" ..
No., -, .i;,.i..:-.. Charles Tracy
Virginia and Margaret crickenberEer
SONG" wreathes OF Holly. $50. Class
Duet-"The Little Lord Jesus"
49,. .Jugene and Arthur Bresock
Song by Class-"Little Star" accompan-
led by beautiful illumination OF the
Recitation--The star" Marie Kossuth
Song-"Whiter Than Snow" $500.
-......-......E Elsie and Irma Sefbert
Recitation by two boys OF Class I.
SOnE-"All This Happy Time. Class
Song by the school-"Joy TO the World;
the Lord r. Gomez"
Onering-For the beneft OF the Orphan
Reeitation-"God's Gitr .....
Recitaiion-"i Vision OF Glory iSS ossu'h
Illuminating the Christmas Tree accom- accom-
panied With the silent slight"
Distribution or gifts.
Song By the School-"The Newborn
King Who Comes Today"
Nunc Dimtttta.
Prayer
Doxology and Benediction.
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70 improved order o. led Men will
~ ltln"r tant meeting az thoir hail
hir ana Mrs Thofeas ref,v. o. c,of,,,,-
- y. 49, in ihe CIV wednesday even
Miss Gertrude silver. teacher i, az
liirh school foff last evsr.n- ror 49,
sen" 90 Hamilton. 70 spend the holt
The holiday shoppers uer. ON, a,
,nli force yesterday afternoon and even
rte t-urtti- Fin niant closed so.-,
af the emil ~ the ftird turn l..f 49,
AM WIN rerI1fr closed ovrr f'trI-tr,,.
Ie'oh schwsitye- is sble 20 b. ~
.tiart ~ rheunat ism
N. na-E-ir O." - fritvered to the
Il, b.. .s-t,,,. ..w,.., %. p-erared to-day
Roland Rni.ton rrrI,rd rons fasr
.r'n- fr7w .cSford p fr srsnd ~
NH.ifnrr wrh hlr uararf-
r'n. Iiur'rhr~Yvi the iocal mail
.rr rie rouus- ~drs-dsv sr,,r ,,s mas
N' .uinrt chrf or Tr end Mra PAS
"I OonnffaFiiic. was buried
Tte haresr chops viii remain opsn
,'- p" .C."ft iNia eHruiuE and viii
Tho NfrisUr football foam hold "a -I-.
n'' prariIrr in The hrfnorv hell last
-fs rrstarnat order o- raet.. ,.uf
h0h .n 'T'nortant neeflnr .n their hail
Obi evening
'N'NHrF 7 NUfH'nN knIIN Del urHIn fnHH rff.
"I I.' home from tho effects m fhr Ir.
urr .urfrirrd several w~ete aro
f|H'rf Graham. who fs attending col.
.efe Hf hfNfua arrived home rrafar.fa,.
'n .rrri fhr hnildare wtfl hia rarrrfs
Special afrNIUaa viii Do held af fhr
if.r Mr'hrdief rhurt~ saturday sten.
.rH
rt, local rer sarrIers ver. forced I'd.
H"fN Your NHurH U|.r.-frIU Yesterday
n "rd.r o." fHlr Onrr NJ fha rushing
uaIu.HH
.arI frnm thls rfft attended tre
~ .'Irn fu..faI ai sro-rf NIIrc Yra.
Ir.fHU morning
HaruId erfrate arrives H0nre vrafer-
'4f frnfn IhIadrIrhls 90 spend fhr BIOL.
IIara wIfh hIa rarrnfa
Thr choir ~ che Firef uarfIat church
mrf Hf thr home ~ Miss rnna Sum
rrrrHII fnr rrhrnraaf 90 their Christ
moe raufafa fnaf FrenInH
aunrr Iufr nfrnf fF F.nrfa o. che DID,.
.rI rrI0oIa Ieff larf evening f0r Kent.
H fn spend fhn HOLIDAYS
Two sons ~ the lave foasrh raHen
q In Hr" un duty alone trf MoFIUan tHr.
H|r wore unable fn come fH attend the
funrrHI ~ LhrIr father
W. and M wilbur Uesior viii leave
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CADIZ, O.

CADIZ. o. Dec. 23.-Ralph Cunning
nam was down from Cleveland SUNDAY
byron Arbaugh Of Jewett. was mere
Mrs. Kate Runyon is visiting I'm sclo.
MIS- NJ Sherim was in Columbus
p, owen Williams Of Jewett. was here
Luther Miller OF Greensburg. Pa. is
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert NilIiken. Of Bow
erston. were here Tuesday
hccnry copeland WAS up from Wabash
Miss Ella Caruthers OF Aroorc6eld
visited here Saturday
in M rsS,iS Cora Gs Hines is with relatives
Mrs rs Martha Mccormick has return
Mr. and Mrs. William Rarrineer vycr,
mere from Chicago recently
ngMafu ICELAND h-s returned from
X W. Moore returned from Vashin--
ton city on Friday. last
q, MI and Mrs. A. T. Moore are IN
Mrs. Mont Mansfield. OF Warren. O.
Is with relatives here.
Miss Lois Gorvo Is home from nor
Miss isabel Timmons Is home from
=, MS, Miss MsTy Newlin is home from West
MIS-. Miss yirsiRia clifford Is home from
washington. Pa.
John woriey Is home from woos,c-
Ralph Bryant and Charles Perry are
home from Columbus
Mr and Mrs. John Carmody enter.
talned party az dinner on SATURDAY
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs p sloan Of Cumberland
last
Mrs Mary Adams died a. her home
near Cadiz on Monday after buf q few
days Illness
Miss Martha X Boyles. daughter Of
Mrs. Matte Hoylca and James Melvin
stewart ~ Sclo. were united in fnar-
rIngn ut tho parsonage OF Rev Char
Gilmore on Tuesday
Miss Nellie kluaey entertained
party ~ friends az dinner on SATURDAY
Oh honor ~ Mrs Ralph C'unninFhr fa
and Mrs. a. u Long. who are loaviug
soon Tor Florida
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
SICK WITH A COLD
HEAD STOPPED UP?
TRY "NOSTRIOLA"

A small tube of NOSTRIOLA will
keep the whole family free from
colds for months.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh,
Hay Fever and other disease-breeding
germs and all need NOSTRIOLA TO
cleanse and purify nostrils.
When you catch cold. head stopped
up, wheeling, sneezing. misery from
head TO foot and you want quick help,
Just apply a little NOSTRIOLA to nos
trils. rub on chest and throat. or
wherever there is distress. and a
pleasant surprise awaits you.
NOSTRIOLA costs but trifle. Get
a trial size tube of your druggist today
and you'll wish you had tried NOS
TRIOI4A sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

William Berry OF Michigan. moved his
FAMILY into the Chemist Foreman prom
erty this week FA
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Loudna were
shoppers IN wheeling on Saturday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clark spent
Monday night and Tuesday with Their
SISTER MT and Mrs. Chalmers Gillespie
and family near Uniontown.
4, MIS- Alice X Lodge and daughter.
Mss fdlth. were callers at Mrs Arm
erons In uniontown on Monday az
Mrs. Harriet Sncdecker who has been
very sick was able TO be moved 10 m
nome OF her brother, Clayton Nolan's
near Uniontown on Tuesday evening.
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The Sunday school OF the lions Ev.
Lutheran church. OF North Fifth street.
will render their Christmas program
annual Christmas treat will also be
given. The following program Will be
rendered:
Organ Prelude.
song-"Ring. Bells. Ring"
The Opening Services.
Scripture Lesson
80. Eugene Joseph; Russel Diehl
Song-"Silcnt Night. Holy Night
Reading-"rhe Story OF the Babe I'm
Bethlehem"
Rntneul ..-.-.-..... ...... ...... NOR
Song-,-rhe Virgin stills the Crying"
Emma May Brown. virginia Biilineo
song-"O Come. Little Children
Recitation. Flora May Eveas
Responsive Reading.
Song--Caroling. Caroling. All the Night
Recitation. ...,.. Emma May Brown
Song--shout the Glad Tidings.'
vernard Allen. Marie Allen. Louisa
Allen. willis Troy.
Responsive Reading.
Class Beautiful Beaming Star
Bertha Blinco. Margaret Mewiiiiams.
Frances Rothermund. Dorothy Sea-
bright.
Song-"o Christmas Tree"
Remarks by the Pastor.
Offering.
Distribution of Gifts to the Sunday
SCHOOL, Closing services.
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

MpHRtsTOWN o.. nee - Rem
lamiu a Adams died ar bic homo Ia
hethrrda. saturday cVeulnE. ucrembcr
pr. lPls. aEed - Nars Mr. Adams
spent The most uf hIa lfc in this cru-
munltf DO leaves t0 mourn Dis dcrar-
turr one brother and three sisters. Al
e. hyst of friends and neirhbors The
y. vs. lrIehIe 20 tho old Homestead.
TueadnN. after witch fhe remains were
lnid io rect In drrawicae elumhcr Ir
che Irufirf cemetery fu await the dHw.
ing 20 that endless day.
Evtngsiistic Meetings.
LfnucrIeiIc urrtirre win begin af
the Firet o church Sunday. Ianu-
cry 1915 District superintendent
Nn' CHURCH VIII have charge nf tho
morning services EVrrV BODY Invited
to nftoni these meetings. preachlnE
earh evening tf thr pastor. 7 " FrIe-
Noruetown Briefs.
Rose lrfD FORMERLY Uf fhia place
who Ir now located Ir Sew Nort CITY,.
endInr H rev DAYS herr With
urs d. O. Brown returned to her
Hs frr ..,- uIIH Isf parents here
wHH .auIrr on friends here today
l.Hvn Ifrwe off interest fnr this unnlI
af KINNEY @havinC rarlor West Nnfr
80. r rrt.r ur, a. strsttarI
W NIiC- %. l0r we're ah0ruine tr
NaU We Lrfrearttnr nurfrrrs
In W HrrIIrr frafrrfaH
Mikr Mrcifuand nf Harrr-tn's vat
Dor. totHf.
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BELLAIRE SHOPPERS
In BIG FINAL RUSH
Holiday Business IL Proving Greater
Than for the Past Several
Years.

The final Christmas rush in Bellaire
started ThurSiuy morning In one Of the
biggest md ksfccst OF shopping years.
The stoTss yeFs thronged with eager
purchasers ysstcrday from early morn
inE until cios,ng time. and the streets
in many places were almost impossible.
The people have the money and they
are spending g. not foolishly. but In
buying sensible gifts There was all
the business the stores could attend 70,
and more. Savings accounts and the in
dividual banks Of hundreds Of persons
poured forth money that had been in
hiding for the past few months. and
when the day closed IL was found that
the total business was greater for a
second DAY before Christmas than for
the past several years.
The merchants expect "a big rush to-
day on account Of general pay day ono
merchant stated yesterday that he cN-
pectcd Fridays business will BE- the bis
gest In the history Of the store.
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the holidays.
Bert Dunn will be home this after
noon from Pittsburgh, wnere ne Is at
tending school. 10 spend the holiday va
cation with his parents.
large crowd attended the enter
tainment and treat at the City Gospel
Mission last evening.
John Campbell will leave this evening
for st. Clairsville. to spend Christmas
with his daughter.
All Of the moving picture houses In
this city will give special matinees to-
morrow afternoon.
Several candidates were initiated at
the meeting Of the sunfOr Mechanics
last evening a smoker being the closing
feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

Yesterday morning at her home four
miles west OF this city on the Colerain
pike. occurred the death Of Mrs. H. Clyde
Giffen. one OF the best known residents
OF this city. after n lingering illness OF
complication of diseases. hTe deceased
woman was about thirty years OF age
and IL survived by husband and In
FAINT daughter.
Funeral services will be held this af-
ternOon from the home OF her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Cope at Pennington in
charge OF the pastor of the Pennington
church. lnterment will be In Turning
ton cemetery
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Postmaster J. Ed BlackfOrd stated
Yesterday afternoon that the local post
this evening FOR the benefit OF persons
who are expecting packages The gener-
Al dlivcry window will he closed hut
the parcel post window will he omen
The employees Of the local office have
been oVerworked this week as the rush
the office "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

men MS auto crashed into a coal
PIE IN front of his residence al Toror-
20, 1. - Tarr, resident Of that place
Vas seriously injured. The ear turned
~ Itie ana ne was Pinned beneath a. II
- reared nc IL internally inIur.I A 49,
ssMiond ring valued at $3.50 flew from bis
Ilnser Nhen the car overturned and ias
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

The last sad rites over the remains Of
me late David Thoburn the aged Scotch
hldge resident who died Monday affar-
noon were held yesterday morning al IL
o'clock from the home. The services
we're IN charE Of Rev. J. s. Hin ras.or
or the United Presbyterian church ana
interment was in Scotch Ridge cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

MRS. Elizabeth Bell. aged 81 years
one OF the oldest residents OF Jefferso,,,
county, died at her home in salt Run
W eunesday evening. Dec p after a
SrleI liness- She had resided in Jef-
lsrson county all her life She H. sir-
nRi nNiS1d % two daughters. Mrs. Daniel
Hun and Douglas Bell OF Mingo SAT-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

Kellalrc people are HeWuiuE moro
Christmas gifts this year than the did
last. or ~ least more Out 81 town people
are on the list than In the previous sea-
sons. Local postoffice authorities de-
clare that more package are being mall
% this year than were sent out last
season 10 ig estimated that more than
1000 packages were handled ut the local
office yesterday. and b. o. expected that
the rush will continue to-day. Despite
the heavy business Postmaster Flynn Is
anticipating no trouble in the handling
packages will BE- delivered on time this
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
L. oRELLA q son.
10th Phones a..


Another petrolmnu FOR the local police
force arrived in Eellaire when tho 'storI,
nlade Visit fu The home ~ Mr. AMI
VIZ. doiu nEnuIr. Du North Jefferson
street with baby unv. Lieutenant
rirHhic wnH eudraturiuF yesterday TO-
ina "a badge Tor the new officer
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Served Many nainnern.

a large number of dinners were serv-
ed at the high school building yester-
day afternoon by the members OF the
domestic science class In honor OF Pa
irons Day" A large number OF visitors
were also present during the DAY at Ihe
high school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

=. robert W. TurnbuII. p, and Casst.
loia feeler. y. both OF Mingo Juno.
John y. Moran. % Cross Creek to,,,.
Junction. 80 Mingo
oscar sawrage, % Herrick and MAJ,
L. Chastaginer. p. Yorkvilie ''''S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

n lANNF humber OF tickets are H.Hna
euid Tor The bfnent fa1fnar 900. b., T..
NIHf'd nt fh' bridge rar- fa-rnrrr1v.
i."rninr Do lucru fhe N.IIfrn fr4r. ~
,Hf utn lnr SMITH Annette club
~ Nhr"Inr THE rHrre ...u 3d. rfrvef
i"f ODE h'rfnf NJ WiIliru1 Tnfanf Ono
iain'd broken lfr -s.nc Time nf9 in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

Funeral services were held Yesterday
afternoon from the home OF his daugh-
ter Mrs. Albert Applegarth on West Wal
nut street over tho remains OF the late
Joseph Paden who died Monday The
services were in charge OF Rev. G. W
Hall. pastor OF the First Christian
church. lnterment was made In River
view cemetery.
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Ohio station, will be pleased To learn
thht ne has been promoted 10 district
passenger agent at PHILADELPHIA Mr.
titaNc was the local ticket agent from
.o9H 70 1870, when he was promoted TO
traNelinE passenger agent al Newark
ana lalcr tIamaforred 10 MlnnennnIIa
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r. ". Stancill. minister. Room liz y.
Chestnut street The minister will be
IN his hoom every day TIL p. m. Bible
school At 9.15 a. m Prayer meeting
every Wednesday 20 p. m. Preaching
al 1915 g. IN and p. m Morning sub
Ject. balancing the Books" Evening
subject: ''BeinR Weighed in Gods Bal
ances"-the nth sermon Of series of
Sunday night sermons upon the Euro
pean war There will be special music
a. the evening service. Public cordially
Invited
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NJ N N" ITTIII0. ~ NJ TII---II-,l
lra'ii"n trmrHuy Niit receive b4stafr
.ni. tgar Instead ~ tho usual rIff IN \
p f'In nit. Zach ~ the hnehsfr t,lfi
D. supplied with large cnirEen ir ~
'.l.n Is t.fSihlng that Eocs 20 make
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

uneral services we've held vestsrda.
nornlng from the Noble chapel on Norfg
ourIh street over tho rerraiue ~ ~.
late bertha Gassaway who died faef ri
~. morning The services were b,
,t.aIke ,9I rev. Wilkins - the Fiffh
tiNerNleW Cemoforv ~"
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o. d eccc. 23.-The
Ladies' Christmas Circle OF the Presby-
tertan church will hold a meeting In the
church Monday evening. January 3rd. In
the nature Of "A sewing bee. to hem
towels for the church. All the. ladies
Of the church are invited TO be present.
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Funeral rrrvirrH wore rrid Yesterday
afternoon from hls iafn home af Nfar-
mnrl over fHn remains OF fhn Inff Trrrr
HrHhak who died Turadnr evening Hfftr
H lingering NIrrra Tho rrrrIara wore
ll charge n The pastor or the MAYNARD
wood rfHurfrHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

Funeral services were held yesterday
Afternoon from So Aufr0nya church
over The remains OF fre fnfr TufIrn
Gross. who was found Ieas in bed rf tho
sloan residence Turrdry morning The
efrvices we're in charge ~ Rev InfHrr
Won Intel and infrruouf was boz Hf
Aufhonv'a cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

An interesting game of basketbalt
VIII he played this evening on the Ban
list gymnasium when the Raptfst Inter
mediateS meet the Methodist team. This
viii be the second Of the series between
IN two teams and no doubt a large
crowd will be on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

Tho many friends in This city ~ Mrs
" clyde Citizen were shocked vcstcrdav
morning whom they learned - her death.
which occurred Wednesday evening
uncrai services will be held this after
noon from the home Of her mother a.
Pennington. with intorment in the
Farm ingfon crmofrrv
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sonora the finest tone Phonoorsob
~ tne "orld. just received five Of T..
S'oV mooels. Not too late. Have one
your nome Tor Christmas. 4ii'rnan
ana son. jewelers. and Silversriths.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

The employees of the Hefna- STANDARD
ulant VIII receive their Thrisfmaa nav
this afternoon. and n large sum will De
handed out. several 81 the other manu-
fncturinE plants will also pav their en-
pl0yea. aH well ne the miners who Will
also receive their money this after
noon.
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0RTI.I.AHa

Llrect from factory % % tons Of candles
just in. az prices that are a savins- az
~ per cent Largest and most complete
i'he OF at new nuts. shelled nuts. rfacad
lFults fresh fruits and fancy grocer ies
ln the city. order your turkey. chicken.
goose or DUCK. China. Cut Glass Alurnl-
IiH ware. Tree Ornaments. Glover.
On NnlFeF. Dry Goods. Hosiery. Hna-
p. .r ttaudknrcniefs. FLASH IIEhfe.
gn'ar-. Eotlgua suspcnders sleds.
stoves. Tea Kettles. clocks Vacuum
.leauorr. BOX Paper. Dollar Wafrhee
Xmas Trees. Holly. Wreaths. MlatIetos.
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the following services have been m
nnHnced Tor ~. Johns German Luther
~ church Tor Christmas Day Service.
VIII De held On the morning al IN. ~
CLOCK. IN the evening az 7.30 o'cinc,
we annual CHRISTMAS program will h..
rendered by the members of the g.,
DAY Echonl assisted nv The chnlr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

49, wary J.. ChastaRiner Of YORK
~ Sna oscar sawrage of HerrirE
fr.. rico inlS morning bv snuIre
tl'hl} LAWler They Will maxi. 80 ~
home nj Herrick W" make their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

ne state civil Service Cofnrnfssior
las announeed that . mine inspector H.
rfssgeu Tor district Ne -. CONSISTING -
StileFson. carroll. Mahoning ana Cnfnr,'
nlSna counties and that an .varuip. 49,,
MI De held January 8. The lob nav
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joy Tor IN. x.aa,..

The steubenville Toy Mission win
PtoN ide Christmas joy for 200 ponr
g liaren IN the city. The Mission j. piled
VIZ, ,,ilrl Win toys clothing. etc and The
VIII be started Friday morrius.' my ones