davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

The western low pressure area has re-
mained nearly stationary during the past
twenty four hours and overaprends the
plains states Rocky mountains aud far
western districts with center over Utah
this morning This disturbance has caused
unsettled weather over the western half
Of the country showers have been quite
general In the southern plains states
Rocky mountains plateau aud Pacific
states since Friday morning. Scattered
showers have also occurred In the lower
Mississippi valley East Gulf and pnutb
Atlantic HmteT, New YORK aud New Eng
lnnd. II continues decidedly cold for this
date west NJ the Rocky mountains. with
freezing temperatures In Nevada, Utah
aud western Colorado, Moderate thermal
corf''lops obtain east OF the continental
divide. --a ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
TURK MINISTER ARRANGEs
NEW WAR LOAN IN GERMANY

LONDON, May l--Telegraphlng
from Copenhagen the Daily Mail cor.
respondent says Berlin advices re.
ceived there say david Bey, the Turk
ish minister Of finance, has returned
to Constantlnople after having ar.
ranged In Berlin for new Turkish
war loan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
lO eKtensIye deyeIOpment M0rk.

do extensive development work.
In cities commercially similar, and
similarly interested 10 public schools,
the average daily school attendance
gives good index to their population
standing
In the following table the figure,
are taken from the 1910 census re-
ports except the Oklahoma CiD figures
which are fur the seventh month Of
the present school year:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
GENIAL JOE HUCKINs AND
WIFE RECEIVE FLUCTUATIONS

In recognition Of the twentieth
Wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Hucklns, Jr., members OF the
clerical force Of the lee Huckins ho-
Tel today presented the couple with a
mornlficent basket of mixed flowers.
r presentation was made this morn.
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Making due allowance for larger
parochlal school attendance In some NJ
the other cities, the school attendance
indicates population at Oklahoma
city " 10000, which hnrmouizes with
The estimates of $4,000 made 10y the
postmaster and the city directory com
pliers on January data.
The settlement uf the state Capital
controversy and the splendid progress
made Oh the construction " the Capitol
are contributing TO Oklahoma City's
prosperity through the influx " per
Sons who desired 10 live In Oklahoma
City hut feared the effect " al ad-
verse decision In that controversy.
The fact that oil production Is ap
preaching oklahoma City from three
->~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~-~-~N~-~~
Continued on LAST Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
RAILROAD MEN
NOT SATISFIED
Arbitration on Wage Increase DE.
elared Failure; VIII Make Another
Attempt When Award Is Ended.

CHICAGO, May l.--Disapproyal of
the arbitration award made TO $4,000
locomotive engineers, firemen and hos.
tiers employed on W railroads operat
ing west Of Chicago was expressed to
day by W s. Stone, grand chief engi
neer Of the Brotherhood Engineers.
The engineers have gained practi
cally nothing by the award" Stone
said. There are approximately a.
900 engines In the western territory
and on not more than 5000 OF these
have the engineers gained an Increase
In wages, aud that increase Is ~ slight
It amounts to practically nothing. We
had better rules before than those
granted US by the award"
The award, which becomes effective
nine days from today, and IL binding
for one year only was signed here
last night after a six months hearing
on the questions, held by the federal
board Of arbitration. The two rail
way mems members Of the board DE-
clined to sign the award and imme,
diately filed dissenting opinion on
behalf OF the Brotherhood Of Engin
men, branding the arbitration M a
failure
II was declared that the demands
Of the men would be taken up anew
at the expiration Of the award
twelve months hence.
Judge Peter O. Pr1chard of Rich
mond Va, chairman Of the board
explained he thought the men In Ger
tain branches Of the service were en-
titled TO greater adyaDces than were
awarded but he was obliged to make
concessions In order that an award
might be made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
TWENTY-ONE PLAYER RULE
BECOMES EFFECTIVE TODAY

NEW YORK, May THE rule re-
quirlng that no club can carry more
than twenty one players became Of
fective in the National and American
leagues today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
REVIEW Of TRADE
AND CROP CONDITIONS IN STATE


bulletin, which follows under Mr. Brown name has
been issued by the Chamber Commerce of Oklahoma City
With every card each greeting and all smiles put by the
trade exCursonsts who Monday will pass these
bulletins They have been printed pocket size folder style
and with discriminating Of heading and red lines will
aid each recipient in aghtng upon that part parts
Of Mr. Brown symposium which most interests him
The bulletin oeathes the spirit of the times in Oklahoma
broad in Its scope and broader Its grasp of what
is essential to all Of this great state it as pledge
of Oklahoma City good faith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
THE WEATHER


WNaNIhENHH FUFeVn4V
Arkansas, Oklahoma Unsettled, thun
dershOwers tonight or Sunday.
Louisiana Tonight and Sunday unse,
tied
tied, thundershuvcrs In the interior to
night or Sunday
West Texas tonight and Sunday part
U cloudy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Unsettled and generally cloudy weather
with probably showers or thundsrstorms
tonight and sunday not much change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29

business callers at wheeling. wsdnes-
Cay aud Thursday.
$ s Pyies. OF near Oak was In town.
- Monday
william wittenbrook Of Cleveland. -
Nlsltlu8 relatives here for a Few dnya
AIRS. I'd. McComas. OF Dodge Center
Ainn.s arrived Wednesday evening l.
spend some time with relatives
Hiss Pearl Pcnnington has returned
from a visit with friends and relatives
Or latta. OF Graysville. was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
thas. McCurdy. OF Crane Next was n
business caller here Wednesday
Mrs. Everetts and little daughter.
borotha. OF Columbus. are spending a
lev, days with Mn and Mrs ". n.
james Armstrong, of THIN, o.. Is
spenging few days here with his
Mrs Alger vospern OF Crooksviue. o
~ the guest OF her parents. AR. and
AIRS Geo. Kerr, OF North Main street
Albert Netting was at Caldwell. on
business the nrst OF the week
g. j. WeiHcnd. OF Brooksidc, o.. was
visiting relatives here Wednesday
Harry Evans OF Pittsburgh. was n
business caller here Wednesday
Mrs Tina LegE. OF Bylesville IL
spending a few days here win relatives
The Monroe County Poultry Associa-
ton met Thursday evening IN the pro-
bate court room and transacted consld-
cradle business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29

Mrs. W. r. Caldwell Of Bannock. o.
visited on Thursday with her mother.
ATS Nancy Price, OF Cniontown, who Is
Joseph Hubbard Of East RicI,land. was
In town on business Thursday.
Mrs. &. =. Lee and daughter. Miss
Martha. were IN Cniontown. Visiting rel
atlves Saturday.
Miss Carrie Lodge was a shopper in
Mrs. Iva Moore aud daughters Ada
line and Emma Leota, and Mrs Milford
Lodge and children. Olive and Abner.
were yisitors at the home OF Corwbl Gu
Mr.. and Mrs' J. p. Ferguson visited
NJ the home Of her sisters W. \. Mer-
ritt,s near Intontovn on Wednesday.
AR. and Mrs. John Taylor were IN St
Clairsville on Thursday
w. q Caldwell was In town on Satur-
her sister. Mrs. clyde Cassidy and fam
ily OF Alliance. Ohio.
Miss Ethel caldwell and sister Sarah
Hilda spent Saturday with their Uncle
and family. Bruce Caldwell
Mrs. Alice X. Lodge and daughter
Mise Edith. were business callers IN
town or Saturday evening
Mrs. Earl Piper and baby spent "A few
days Last week At the home 81 her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Johnston and
family. vest Of 81 Clairsville.
CO.. hoWard and Herbert Lodge were In
81 lairsville last Friday
William Hayes attended the Otis Reth-
81 sale near Holloway last Tuesday.
Misses Ella and Alice Kirk 81 Flush
irE, visited on Sabbath az the home Of
Jacob Long al THE place
Miss Holly Daniels spert over Sab
bath With her friends. Maud Coleman.
Famia. Anna Rem and Ruth Daniel re-
turned 90 their school work af T1uahfur
on MONDAY. after having been home one
closed on The account ~ a few cases OF
scarlet fever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29
EEL

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Heavy ex.
port orders for rolled steel. satisfacto-
- specifications against contracts and
Increased shipments by the steel mills
this week ovcrshadowed the fact OF
smaller buying by domestic manufac-
turers.
One dramatic development was the
drive for business made By blast fur
mace interests az Buffalo. resulting IN
break Of 81 TO $3.50 per ton In the
prices OF foundry iron. sales OF 300 600
tons for shipment over the last half
of the year. and a subseqent rise of
Si.5O TO - per ton following the res
tortaion OF peace among the belrger.
ent furnaces.
Among the most important export
sales this month have been $4,000 tons
wire products. IL 900 tons wire rods.
1000 tons rails. $4,000 tons skelp.
$4,000 tons steel plates and 1900 tons
tin plate for shipment to Great Brit
ain, France. Russia, Italy. Japan.
China and Greece. also $4,000 steel
rounds sold to domestic manufactur-
ers Of shrapnel for export 20 Europe.
Great Britain and Ital yhave also Ia
ken 10000 tons of pig iron The New
York Central. east OF Buffalo. Will or
der $4,000 tons Of rails for 1915. which
will call for 10000 tons more specllca.
tons to the Buffalo min Small bridge
ORDERS were placed by the Wabash.
Pennsylvania. New York Central and
Southern Railway
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. O March -g r.-,
~ Mr and Size POSTER Hurrr o. b1ts
~ h.f..r end babe ere flIn. r.r.'.
a..n I'... IN f.." place. spent a.E.r.
Nit WIN '.Hr... L.rrHr
Mr and Sire Robert "r#HfrH HrF Do.
ile uHuFfter. Dorothy. of 1Urt.I.. vie.
l.rN HI IH' homo Of her brother SIR
fg-fN N.|rNIIH Sunday
MrH Thomas IfuurHn and Niece ff4.
l'n aug Ir."u mclaughlin. Gertrude afIf.
lfr. blanche Ue"E. 90 Pheasant Grow.
W orc callers 'n fnIe place Sunday
Nr. and Mr. william Lawrence and
nauEhf.r Mildred spent SUNDAY DO fH#
Rome ~ Die sister Mrs Marion Uahh UT
Plraaart Grove
NJ. Paul adams. la able f4 Do barE
% school nffrr Few weeks illness
NJ Henry NrInEH spent euufar af ffa
home Of MI and Mrs Harry grHrfEfr
ny Charlie Einr off fhia place was q
hu. u"H7 Gallo" Or efaThHHHIIIa Monday
Mrrarr Wrrfru button and Ulrr.
Aeyrr were business callers iu etruEer
VIE MUrfHr
NJ and Wre Harry grhrrfrr OF frf-
place. visited H fHH fH#H with HrF HHH.
rULr. NJ ard HHa william r.rurHr#H
Mrs. EinIry Rhodes nee NrIfe Uurh-
anan. Iuff fHf Der home near New lis
bon where hey VIII rn o. house Es.r.
Inc. Monday W. Afrs. buchanan vent
Hn fnr nr Nfrunrn"I'Ir with hIH rIHfrr
Mra tirIrF Rhodes. Monday
w wallace Wrnfhrrrnn. OF fffa
place. ETlraf fr move W. gFrrrrar
ichechlc from The Moore farm on scotch
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ARMSTRONG'S HILLS

Armstrong; Mills. March 2s-The
road Improvement question L. a question
that more and more forces Itself 10 the
front In this locality. The rural school
situation ~ one Of the most direct
causes Tor this demand FOR good roads.
In the PreseHt school code IL IL specified
MnAt the minimum average attendance
must be In order to warrant the nainte-
nance Of rural school and lu many
p-irts OF the country there are many
schools that are not coming up TO this
nif imum requirement., and this brlnEs
boards Of education face to face with
lhe necessity u Transporting pupils by
au..hgoned, TEts opens the way to the
consideration Of the problem OF central
iiy matter OF I rosds ib w Is RFIImar
township there vas completed last wear
ne only Internal paved road-excepting
the Observation-Disclosures roAd-in The
county. This road. extended about two
miles on down the CaptinR valley 10 fois
the Powhetan pike, would make a read
probably be crossed from east 10 west
with macadamized road within a cou-
Re OF years, which will connect the
PIKE. The matter OF piking the Arm
strong's Ridge road from this place 10
bo Sntst ~ ne. Is beng pushed also. We
nope 20 80 al these proposed road Inn
proNemeuts put through as upon thsnn
deBends the development Of the locality.
pstn seen Passing over and most 81 the
birds OF passage have returned. Doves
nave been heard cooling for come tfr,e-
spring. FLOWING g. well under way. Al
though the nights are cold enough 10
ire treeze me ground the days warm up
ana are pleasant. An ideal winter geerns
about 20 give place 20 an IDEAL sprtnr
John Hess. a veteran OF the Civil war
a ,E!i very widely known resident OF
Tuesday morning after a long illness
ne was eighty-two years old and had
ssIEsd IN GO =. 81 o. v. ]. He 10 sur
The funeral service took pises 'TbprIl-
day az o'clock IN the " z. church. In
teTment IN Armstrong; cemetery
-,1.'lr' ah9 4rs. George Auit OF this
last Friday VII
Tho Mobley-Tracy line we'll com. IN
on Monday a rank dustsr. Locally IL h
lhe opinion that operations may be aus
pended n this neld unless some new de-
mands develop such as u boost In ne
prlce OF OIL or something Of the kind
Teams were busy all OF last week
hauling sand from this place 10 IN -
plant on Andersou'a Run for the mr.
pose OF hnisling the floors. walks aud
There has been considerable DELAY in
getting supplies on the ground fast
enough. The plant would likely have
b bsn sagrn,n1,ns II these delays could have
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Graham nre IN.
HAPPY parents % new little son
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Riddle 81 Glencoe
Sunday. i'u8e'
a number Of young people gathered
AZ the home OF Abner WilkinaOn ON PVT
day nirht, and surprised Mice pei
u ~ surprise was in honor on her re-
tprn from an extended Welt 10 nor -fq
Ter, Mrrg Zen Daniels ~ wichita. Kans
chicken and uoodl esuppcr was served
~. ne yenernhls p. Mohley has been
- r. Myers who has been suffering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29
FINANCE


NEW YORK, March IS -stooks
went this week 10 highest prices and
were sold In largest volume since the
resumption OF market sessions inter.
rupted by the war. The speculative
factor was revealed In the pront-tak.
ing sales on advance, especially for
London. and I'm the buying under
pressure from uncovered shorts.
Starting from specialties affected
by large war orders. the movement
broadened TO the whole list Extra
ordinary foreign trade conditions were
the prime influence. Chances OF early
ending OF the war also were discussed
dominance of the bullish spirit was
shown In the way contradictory fac
tors were reconciled. Increase OF
February net earnings OF railroads
were largely a result OF drastic econo-
mics. involving heavy cuts in orders
for equipment and material. Reduced
Imports shared with expanded exports
In the phenomenal trade balance. de-
priying various industries OF material
for production.
Operations OF steel mills were in
creased by orders for war supplies
Copper and cotton both touched high
est prices since the war. Prospects
for an unprecedented wheat crop en-
tered into calculations.
Large entries OF gold afforded par
tai relief TO the depression OF foreign
exchange. Argentina secured a loan
of Sl5.00G.00O and Germany a loan OF
tlO.OOO.OOO. and negotiations for cred
its to half a dozen other countries
were under way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29
FINANCIAL.

day. '"-
Mr.. Harry Sterling waa n business
caller in horkvilc. Monday
Lawrence somuarr vaa . caller I'm
Martins Ferry Tuesday.
Misc IrrfI E.nmara and brofbsr
norman. were visitors In Martins Ferry
H aurrrdHE. '''
Mise Bertha Errk'a OF Scotch pff~n
aI...I.s f.F days with her brotFer.
"i.'am hrIrNH Ht near this place.
MraTre william Murray. CHARLIE
f.rh' h..H. buchanan. William Tnu
r'N... Henry t..r IIH some hauling or
lumber 'r.w HrH rI.I Tor Mr. H.. b. rsr-
h'.'H now h.".. Iu..nHN
hrs I.EH-r.. 20 IHia place g. very
Inw Hf .|.H urIffrr
Helen Hooper af THIS place. dee noe
NUI prove HHFH IHaf
N.ts t.ff. brown. uf uia place. d. ui
90 her home i
Nrs. prank bowman. ~ Pleasant
Grove Dr. %. 20 EHr home with Iaarfura
Neg.rH M.I TfhIrr. Murfru Uuffnr
M.Ir Nfu. .r. .uWN.r f.H che D.. r. UrrE-
Gus rev house I.urHfHV
NN' Ir..n. f.|'Hr church viii have
WOW dinner and business meeting b.
Ihr CHURCH. .l-I day March SON All
orc fra.rr-H o. attend
Nr Ena'Hr Iu"Ir of New rhuaHsf-
rhia. wna visitor in ftia place sundaF.
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institute held In the W G T. L. hall
Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Kennedy. OF Pleasant
Grove. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. tieo-
nsmhn. at this place.
Last sunday evening a horse driven
by Mr. Paul KENNEDY. VAS mitchell la
'front.' or tine ". g.. T 4. hall. broke lose
and ran home safely. and fortunately no
Qan4aEc Was done.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Mansfield. OF
SalnbItdge, o. ~ visiting her sister.
MIs, i. q. StarbuCk. At tins place
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy and fam
ily. Of Pleasant Grove. attended the loeas
Institute. Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Deyault. OF Martins Ferry.
spent Monday evening Ia Colcraiu.
The nominating committee OF the
Christian Workers League meet at the
home OF Mrs. Clara Lash Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Clara Lash Is on the sick list
Mt Henry Beck. OF Pleasant Grove,
attended the local institute held At the
place Thursday evening.
quite a large crowd expects 70 attend
the chicken supper given by the W. G. r.
T. saturday eNcuiug
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

T'NfDNTOwv. o.. March as-wr A
y kgfFor spent uarf % last week with
h.s DAUGHTER. Mrs. T. n. Nichol ~ 81
NJ END Mrs. rohn Ritehev and uttIs
daughter spent Tuerdav with Ne A. &
NIfrhis end sisters
Mrs.. Zach States and HHurffer were
90 the home ~ Bert Long Saturday
Mrs a 2 EeVeor spent from Thurs.
day until Saturday win her brother
IL IOHrle % Nrl'airc. nud hrr con.
Mra James Price ausrt M5nday and
Iurrdny ~ the home ~ Nr Prices par.
en-, ~ D.. srd We Price
Three ~ fHr children OF bred TIrra
are HH tho sick fIat
NfrF David Ar~-frrrr wac shopping
M g.'E one 11N i1is week
M-s TrarF WTuharr vas NJ che home
"f CLARK hlsr orc l1y ttiV week
dav syrrirr sin f-farf- d, f.rigpf1g.r
Niar Mary TrNfnr and brothers spent
Iu.gf1v .feniuE at che home OF NJ W
wsd-.-dsv evening PRAYER Meeting
waa held at fFs homo II SIR and Nrs
Trrt Ions Hfa week
wiss RUN truis. of Fousuabee vs.
Va raHHr 90 ere horne Hf Carl ffar Non
day. ~ rrrrd he SUMMER
q frw ~ TIE friends of Mrr Prank
MNllnrr erfrt WHrfav evening win
hex 'n s s1ro- of be- ,. e "a. .ey, ,.-,
dar ~ ihia ws.t % a fsur near vot.
fIr rTaHH.
W-r gIaaa who faa been with her
Inurffrr. Mrs lynn went fffa week fH
q Ilrnfrr fH VISIT daughter
M-- Mary caldwell spent Thursday
With her mother ErH Nancy Price ~.
HHa beer rn fhr ef~F list
wira rrr. ryis spent sabbath win
Hrr mother. Mrs Josephine Lyle
Mise uer1tha Armstrong visited
friends Hf Blaine the uaaf week
Mr.. Jennie Gregory Wa calling a.
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

NOQDsFIELD. o.. March 2s.-suc-
ctssI! applicants for saloon license are
named The monroe County Liquor La
SehAe commissioners named the follow
ne persona Tor TO conduct the nVe
m the building formerly occupied bv ~
= -. hahg!e, as grocery. MA H.. IL
Smltn, Hotel smith. otto SpanEler Co
tsmbia Hotel; ben HuEen. Eagle Hotel.
william Prank Standt. IA the Goost
properly on Eastern avenue. There we're
hlhe apucantH The saloons will be
opened Tor business In lie course OF Il
very Few days In order 90 sell the initial
order OF goods which amounts TO a neat
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Colarniu Hrisfa

Mr.. Earl Leatherwood ~ rrrt.,6 =,
tended the local institute held al Cole
iain THURSDAY evening.
AR. and Mrs. Lodge OF Shepherd stoun
~, furnished music for the local fngri.
tgte: which was appreciated BY an VINO
Miss. Mary Bundy. who attended IN.
Ilneral or her sisters husband Nr
NS,anlsron al salem. o.. returned home
Mr. and Mrs. william Bradford an,
eau Shter, Lois, or Barton. ATTENDED fhe
. .S.st institute at this place Thursday
AR. and Mrs. L. p. Baily. OF Bar,..-
VIE %. are visiting 81 the home Of Mr.
an MIS- Edmund Bundy
Mr. William Adams OF ITurand st,.,,s
- tne local institute at Colerain. Thurs
Miss Kathleen McConahev. ~ n,
Jlessant + visiting her sister Ms q
a. Hogue a THE place
visiting her daughter. Mrs " "a 80.
AZ al salem. o. returned home Mon
Mr and Mrs. II. T. White hav. -,r,,,.-
- TO Bellaire. where they win ~.
th.!r future home. N'NNo
p AIT John Rqekman, Of Upland. spent
Mrs II A RaiYy' :" OF TFslIin, ETC.,.
Mheeling has been visiting 6er r11fs.ss
ref,,-, DIth32rah White. az this place mas
Miss Elfra Haines. OF Dulonvsi. s,.r,
sunday At the home OF Miss MarESrst
Nj George Hsines. OF Duo,v,,.
spent sunday az the home OF ne co1,s ,ts'
Mr.. Ralph lloyd 'i9 COUSIN
Mrs. o. j. Brackin Is ~ az her bor,.
Niss Claire Hogue, who has been con
.iItu 70 her home with sickness H. I'm
proving slowly ~ iii-
Miss Mary Scott. who has been yary
Nlcs WITH "a grippe. H. improving sloviy
MFs hertho Copeland OF Cievelsnd
who has been called home on account y,
her mothers sickness viii returr ~ D. ~.
horp'tal work Saturday w ''''
Miss Daisy Ferguson OF C-,tu.,b,,.- a.
NiH..ing her sister. Mrs l. q starbticr
az this place X
Mrs Comfy Hampton. who bs. h,.-
very Eick q the home % her deurbte-
us = HoEue. f. improving slowly
a caller In C0l~rain Frifav WV
scholars Sunday VT i'V
mlss nevada sharon wac a Iusfre..
'a..ef ln Marting FERRY. o.. Tue-dnv
Mr and Mrs. John Cowan III r.aT.f,s.
ATTENDED the local institute Tbur.,i...,,
evening. az this place T'eg
quite a large crowd attended the local
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ternOun.
Mrs Ralph Randolph has been suffer
Ing with neuralgia
on an OF we'll
Mrs Yocum was 10 FLUSHING gat,r-
DAY on business.
Nr and Mrs. W. r. Caldwell spept
tfiigny with their daughter. Mrs. clyde
MI. and Mrs. Fred Taylor were shop-
pins iu Flushing Friday.
Mr. W. ~. Lee and iaurhfrra Nff....
maflurle and Francis. and Miaaeu Pan
Fey and Vera Beck and Emma LYLE ara
80 louIe Miilloru. attended the enter
thinnntnt az Flushing Tuesday evening
M end MrH. Roy Nichol were ah0p-
pin in Flushlng FRIDAY.
rev. and Mrs. sn0dFraas were IN
Flushing Friday Afternoon.
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COLERAIk
rven,..th o.n,,- n.S

tOLsthAlN. o.. March 2s.-NIr and
ATS l. T. Starbuck pleasantly enter
lIlay evening. March 20. The EVENING
vs. SPENT IN games and at "a seasonabie
srg1E ahhty refreshments were served
tAhe lOlowinE members were present.
AT Al. and Mrs. Edgar Fell Mr. and Mrs
hotnas Arkle, Mr.. and Mrs r. h Walk
~. M and Mrs W. J, Bundy. Mr. aud
agfFFi1t w, n. krieEer. Mr.. and Mrs O. A
amer. ait and Airs. 9. X. HOgue and
ar. and Mrs. l.. c. Starbuck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29

from quite an attack of rheumatism IL
not YET recovered although he l. some
what improved.
7. g. Tracy has just received a new
galloway cream separator
Revival meetings closed on last sun
day night
concord sunday School was reorsan-
den. superintendent Albert Auit se.,r,-
tary, Edra Wilkinson. orgauIst Iura
Fitch, assistant organist
There will be communion servtce a,
concord church ON Easter SUNDAY "a
special Easter service al night