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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

Radcliffe's servants gathered and des.
troyed the flowers SO Kneller sent to
inform him that he should nail up the
door. to which Radcliffe. in his rough
manner, replied:
Tell him he may do anything but
paint it"
Well" replied Kneller. "he may
say what he will, but tell him I will
take anything from him except med:
cine''
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
FEE. TWO POTATOES.

Waukegan. H.. Nov. IL" Admit
lance. two potatoes
This sign. applying to boys and girls
only, appears over moving picture
house here. Owing to the high price
of tubers manv poor persons are I'M
able to afford them and the accumula.
ton at the tbeater will be distributed
among them Thanksgiving day.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

Papa. the little boy next door says
his father wants to know If he can
use our lawn mower for little while. "
"You may tell the little boy. Bob
bic. to tell his father that we shall
be glad to let him use our mower
whenever he likes. but be sure to tell
him that he mustn't take ii out of our
yard"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
pEAp MAN UNKNOWN.

Davenport, Nov. II. Efforts today
to identify the body of a man, who cut
his throat from ear to ear in roomine
house here last night. have been un'
availing. He was about AZ years old
Ave feet FIVE inches tall. weighed l3u
pounds, had small scar above his
right eve and wore spectacles. he
was dressed in blue flannel shirt, old
trousers and a raincoat
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

The Couriers political position has
been fully endorsed by the people in
the territory served by The Courier
Probably no other like territory in the
country was as solidly republican on
national and state issues.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

The first step toward improving the
roads Of the state, is to get them prop
erly routed and graded Then several
treatments of oil will keep them in
good shape for traffic until it is de-
G ,ded what further improvement to
make
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

This Is no time to stand around and
lament on how the country is going
to the dogs. This is the time TO get
YOUR own financial affairs in shape for
what is going to happen when the war
ceases and Europe begins selling to us
OF buying from us.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
osEeoN .aoNE pRY-

Portland. Ore. Nov lit was ap.
paren, early today that hone dry
prohibition amendment would carry by
more than 1000.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
DEMOCRATS TO PARADE.

Chicago, Nov. H. Chicago demo
Gratis planned a demonstration for to-
night TO celebrate the return of Presi.
dent Wilson. A parade is TO be its
chief feature.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

The Knoxville Express says the hog
looks like millionaire when he sells
for l1h cents on foot.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

AT one time Sir Godfrey kneller. the
artist. and DR.. Ratcliffe lived next door
10 each other and were very intimate.
Kneller had very fine garden and as
the doctor was fond of flowers, he per-
mitted him to have door into 1t. But
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

things to find fault with. This city is
Just about as busy and just little bet
ter than the majority.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
WOMAN GOES TO CONGRESS-.

Helena, Mont. Nov. 11.-Latests ~
turns assure the election to congress
of Miss jeanette Rankin; republican,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14
KANSAS EDUCATOR DIES.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. l1.-Dr. Wal
ter s. Sutton OF Kansas City. Kan
professor in the School OF Medicine
of the University of Kansas, died here
last night following an operation
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

You generally lose an argument
when you begin by losing your tenn
nor
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-14

A social and moral survey of Ottum-
IA shows that there are very few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
FLUSHING, 0.

FLUSHING. o. MAY 6.-Mr. and Mr..
J. ~. Grimes. Of kenmore. are visiting
~ the home Of Mr.. Grimes father.
Mr.. Matthew Grimes. who Is seriously
Harold Kirk visited. over Sunday.
with friends n Canton ana New Phiia-
dclphia.
II. u. Judklns returned home. Thurs
day. from a business trip or several
days TO Cleveland
Mrs. Emma Crombie returned 90 Den
nison. Saturday. after visiting several
DAYS with friends here.
r. g. Grimes. Of Evansville. Ind. was
called here on account ~ the serious
Illness Of his father. Matthew Grimes.
don, %, Is the guest OF Miss Helen
Bethel
Mrs Jennie RetheI and daughter.
Miss BesSic. were wncorinE shoppers.
Thursday.
Miss Edith Hsmbl.ton is the guest
Of friends In Alliance.
Miss Helen Bethel entertained a few
evening. In honor OF her guest Miss
Gladys HsVernold.
The juniors or Flushing Hlgh school
gavc their annual Junior-Sentor banquet
Friday evening Tho banquet was
served 10y the Ladies Aid society in
the basement of the NJ T.. church. after
which they were entertained AT the
home Of Miss Dorothy JudkinS
The funeral of Mrs Adda Newt
hams Matthews. who dicd NAV o Ar her
home In Now philadelphia. was held at
nc NJ +. church az this place saturday
afternoon. May o. Services were con
Quoted by Row ". Il. Todd. assisted
by R"y. ". ". B"yinEton Intcrmcnt
In Union cemetery.
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GERARD STATES HIS
POSITION IN GERMANY

BERLIN. Saturday NAV 8. $50 =. VI.
Via London. MAY :. l2.5s T. Mn an
interview in the National Zeitung.
James W. Gerard. the American Am.
oaSsador l. quoted as saving
In this crisis. a. In an previous
crises. / attached the greatest value
10 removing Misunderstanding be
tween Germany and America and did
everything in NV power that a conflict
between the two countries might be
avoided. want no war between Ger
many and America. have never
wanted and shall never want one.
assure that the accusation that I
am an enemy OF Germany A. totally
wrong. | have never done ANYTHING TO
justify the charge that hate German
characteristics or German men"
Against those who have maligned
him. Ambassador Gerard appeals 10
leading personages OF the German Gov
eminent who. he declares. the quoted
newspaper interview states. know
that he has done aud L. doing every
thing possible To preserve peace be
tween Germany and the United States
BERLIN. May :. Via London. 80
+. M.-All the morning newspapers.
with the exception of the Tages Zsi-
tung. reproduce prominently the Ma
tional Zeitung's interview with Ambas-
sadOr Gerard.
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GERMAN NOTE WAS
FACTOR IN STOCKS
After Days OF Feverish Uncertainty
Market Finally Gained Its
Former Stability.

NEW YORK. MAY The one en-
crossing feature OF the week. which
came after four days of increasing aD-
prehensiOn and irregular price changes
was the German note. Appearance Of
the message, which had only been part
~ received before the opening of Fri
day session. was the signal for a
wild. but brief. selling movement. fol.
lowed by an amazingly rapid recovery.
which continued during today's brief
trading period.
With the passing of time. Wall
street seemed TO arrive at a more or
less unanimous conclusion that Ger.
manys note offered such substantial
concessions to this country's demands
as 10 remove all danger OF an imme-
date rupture. In conservative bank
ing quarters. opinion went so far as
TO see in the communication from Ber-
lin yelled promise OF early peace
negotiations with the United States
in the role OF mediator.
The main feature or the stock mar
ket was the extraordinary activity OF
shipping issues. Mercantile marines
made new high record early in the
week. and when these fell back moder-
ated. their place was taken by United
Fruit. in which prominent financial in
terests are believed 10 have acquired
substantial holdings.
Rails and other standard stocks
made only Indifferent response to the
favorable condition reflected by larger
returns and United States Steel also
held back. in consequence, 1t was
. thought. II heavy liquidation for for
pIgn account
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IRON AND STEEL
OUTPUT REDUCED
Due To The Shutdown OF Many Mills
And Faetories-OutpUt Smaller
In April Than In March

NEW YORK. May =. Output of ron
and steel during the past week was
reduced in consequence OF shutdown
OF various steel plants. reported TO
nave been taken as precaution
against labor unrest. and more or less
lrregularity is anticipated for several
weeks.
The output OF steel ingots and pig
iron in April was smaller than Ia
March, as a whole. although some OF
the finishing plants reported ship
ments the heaviest in the industry in
month. These were the sheet. tin
plate and pipe mills. In most other
lines there was decrease. Estimates
OF the April untitled orders of the
United States Steel corporation to be
announced next Wednesday. place
them as high as 10000. O00 tons. which
would be an Increase Of about zoo 09A
tons over the previous months. Ihc
rail mills reported additional contracts
for about l60. 600 tons of which all but
10000 tons are for shipment in 1917.
Only 5000 tons took the higher prices
which went into effect May /. the
other sales being virtually April con
tracts.
Since the first of January rail orders
have amounted TO 25S.OOO tons.
orders for other railroad equipment
. since May l have called for less than
$4,000 tons OF s.eel. Pig iron was less
active. but contracts for about $780,
. GOO tons were placed in all districts
for shipment over the last half of this
year and the first half OF 1917.
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WOODLANDS


WOODLAND. ". Va. May s-Nt~s
f'ari walton and three children loft on
saturday Tor their home In Newark. -.
ai,tr spending several days visiting
WIN relatives az Woodland.
AR and Mrs Charles RYAN and
aauShters. the Misses Delphia and L.
Moundsyiiie
i1r. %. +. Wilson made a professional
can az Welcome. Thursday
Earl Bow man. of Birch Ridge. v,. At
-r,mulhf 10 business ia Wheeling. on
ihe condition Of John &. RYAN. whose
I'M. L'n' - has oc'n mentioned in The In
,sllls"hccr several times. continues un-
,i,,,','.'ii' ana ms many friends are much
n. \. Ryan returned % his home. sun
80 morning. after a short visit with
M VIE , who Is confined IN the hos
an condition unchanged
w. ana Mrs. Austin Yoho and chill
J sys ha,g r.tu5ned home after few
Nj and Mrs. l. T. Harrison
-, ~. young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
a i'"It.S Moore" 81 Birch Ridge, is very
", suH'rlnE with pneumonia
az. and Mrs. William Mark,.oc1 n.
NJ. Ne. hen are spending a rcw DAYS
YIN Mrs. MtrSwood's parents Mr. snd
Mr. John Williams NJ anu
=, MiN. ". T. Harrison and daughter
m W-boeii,, spent saturday shopping
Miss Pearl Franklin. or Tvap.s pit~,
J5a,!ed on friends at GraysviIic. Satur.
Mrs. James Baker OF CravSvill. ,,,o
ABOUT the same 'hu's
po iyrT NJ. Lewis H.; was unable 70 hu his ap-
noon on account OF illness
= wayne was in R.nuooa a,4
wheeling. Saturday. anu
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FINANCIAL

farm from The Abcrcrombie heirs on
so. . Ridge.
Mr. ana Mrs. David Archer were bust
ness visitors ia Wheeling TUESDAY
Newt Matthews. OF Esuwood. Wa the.
week 'nd guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
". $. Oldham has been quite III this
Mrs Wal Marshall and son. Glenn.
MIS-. James Tenant and Mrs Roy
SNickln motorod Co Wheeling Monday
ana spent the day shopping
Ar eni Mrs Tom himmins NJ and
Ms. 1ru' klmmin- and daughter. Of
sand iHll. were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
rs. a. TattIsou Monday evening
s. five DAYS old SON ~ Nj and Mrs
SANFORD buemau OF near West AleNan-
.rr. was buried 'n the Dallas Cemetery
Monday afternoon.
Mrs Cad Rhodes returned 60 her home
on tn. Dallas Pike Tuesday after ~
II'a-ant Nist with her day shter. Mrs.
! Mr. ana Mr.. Dora StoiIar Of Rcham.
ar. d.. proud parents Of baby boy thar
arrived az their home Wednesday MORN
Miss Hazel Summons has returned to
Do. home ono Calls after a weeks visit
"Ith friends In Wh.cIng.
Miss Ethel Rhodes senior in On.
Triadslpri3 Dist High school. spent The
week end ~ home
Mis- NeI.. Garrison returned e. her
bonn" IN Mounds, .II' Tuosd day after
father a A I8rnharr
u. vs. o. Ssmuou-. OF calls was r.
professional slsito. iu Dallas Tuesday.
NJ 1T Rhodes returned TUESDAY ,rrr-
I.r from visit sf WsU-burr HIs
. u1uEHt.r Mrs Florence Burton and son
Accompanied him home
j. 4. order spent Thursday In Whesf-
ing Of. udirE t1' Republican convention.
Harold johnson is confined to his home
With Hn attack - measles
Mrs John SoIHr-. of near GraysviiIe.
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Mrs. Georg, Patton. uf HII.uVav. rsrrs
tuesday a. V4slt with her sister. Mrs.
NIX from burns which she sustained one
day last week
Airs. ) g. Caldwell visited Iast e,f4r-
day with her parents. Sit and Mrs
i.tn'h Lodge and family. OF near Luyds-
clyde Lodge spent the past week "a.
ih' home % bis uncle. LHneu Log.
east 20 town.
poorly j. a ittl" improved 90 this time.
jay GUssett was NOT able Oh attend
school al ST. ClaIrsNl.l. the FIRST uf tHs
week on the account uf sInerluE from "A
gathered Jaw.
George Barnes spent Friday at On.
home OF Herbert Lodge.
A. caldwell was BE- caller Iu Union
town ON W'dns-lVy Afternoon.
Mrs.. Aice ll,,"ise .Tas caller at
town. on Nonda. afternoon.
Miss Lizzie 'IIl.rlI spent ODD. past
week az Che homo ~ rsr sister. SIR
and Mrs Robert MrGrau In IsIf1ire
Mrs g.. T.. Lee spent Thursday after
noon ln 81 ClairsslI,.
WAITING ~ me home of O. L.. IIas,s
Nir9 Emma sHII"r. off AARON vI.
several w"rse Is a. the home ~ SIS. 81
Hayes this week
Meserr Jacob Long and U.rb.-, r...a
we're wheeling and Hffr.rort VISITOR.
= Mtrssr of rsHar,. owner a,
'h" Morgan Nrr.. .f.f of town v.a
rlsIr" Gallo. 1 town 1rf Hf H.
wir" on FRIDAY.
4 WHe .rf con. Irving ur..rr
v..s Afsi'rs Patton ar u.u.-a. a..
boo been EIafrE tf f.. I.r. .. boz
aunt. Mr7 ifa E.rais wsrt f. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
ITALIAN OFFICER
KILLS Wife AND SELF

PoZANO. ITALY Via PARIS. Nav
4 $50 Il. M.-Captain BettoIo.
member of leadinC Rome family.
IN M OF jealousy today killed his
wife and committed suicide.
Captain Betollo. being suspicious
as 10 the fidelity of his wife. who
was the Marquise Remedi ID Saran-
"a, returned from the front and sourht
the Abbe Giacomo Sierra. OF whom he
was jealous Arriving a. the parish
mouse OF the Able. Captain Retto!o
fired through the windows. one of his
bullets killing the Able Nicolo Rich
elite. Able Sierra was not hit
Afterward the captain returned to
his home. killed his wife and commit.
ted suicide. lie was a nephew of the
late Admiral Bettolo. once Minister
OF Marine
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NO FURTHER TROUBLE.

CHAELESTDN W Va. NAV Adj
Vices received tonight from Rosemont.
TaNi county. are 10 the .nsrt tbs- M,
further disturbances haV. occurred i'm
connection with M. StEik. of zoo coal
miner Two companies OF the Nation
al Guard. which owners ~ th. mines
required Governor Hatfield to have held
Do i"adine~s TO suppress any trouble.
viii NOT Ice called unless an outhr.as
should develop tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

NIITIH'd TUWHrs- vino was NFTIUueiN
injured while az work In the NationaI
7 ub' compauy's plant Friday. H. some
what improved
MIS-. Gcorg" Warsinsky. who was re-
Gently operated upon in tho Glendal
hospital j. Improving slowly
Miss Helen Workman. of Pittsburgh
relatives here.
Harry McCahe. who has been located
IN savannah. Ga. is spending few
DAYS with friends in the city
Miss Lucy Morrow. OF Cambridge fs
spending some time as the guest 20
friends loo the Firth ward
Miss MARY o'Toole. Of TrichsviIIe. has
returned Co her home after a visit with
friends here.
F""rgs Johns. who was taken scri-
ouSlN 90 az his home here has been
removed 10 the Glendale hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
RETURN is DELAYED.

BALTIMORE. Nav Fearing they
might run into Tainstorm in the
southern end of the bay. Lieutenant
Norman y. Hall Of tn. United states
coast guard service. and Pilot Thomas
{. MacAuleN. of the hydrOaeropIane
which flew here from Newport News
saturday. decided today TO defer their
return until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
C0L0RED MAN IS
HELD FOR ARSON

PITTSBURGH. Nav flames Rob
inson. AGED Is. colored. was arrested
today following an Investigation into
IRE early Friday at the Davis
home and Day Nursery for colored
children which endangered the lives
OF 81 children. Robinson was later
arraicned and was ordered held pend
ing further Investigation. The no
lice allege that he confessed setting
tire TO the home in order TO retaliate
Tor the discharge of his mother who
matrOnS there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Debate Given at school Hor..

y 4N'rary society WAS orrsHNr, ..
'hc school house on TIurs,i,e' -,' - az
.,'i"lt program was carried out cor
~ ing or songs. hy tho school childr.r
IN. The question being. K.SoI,..d -, =
-. I. gtii'' ht has more influence over a
~. character than hercdlty." A.
i,herson. negative. RaIph Sh.utert ' ,N
NJ. Daniel The Officers elected 90
SUNG year We're. Pr.stdenI
ii,,.,.pH Sh'p htrd. vice president. D. Al
I'thlei. secretary. Mrs j II D.u1,'.
tge- urcr, Mrs. John Taylor
me next meeting Will probably be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
INJURED MAN KILLED.

lIUNTlNGToN. ". Va. MAY Ash
Allen was kiil'd Will. being brought
mere from Charlottesville TODAY whom
an ambulance skiddcd coo a sharp turn
and turned over six miles south ~
huntington. carter liye~ay ,oIured a
n"~pllHI orderly. was probably Internal
~ injured naf -four cot hsr PERSONS who
were hiding iu %. aIubulanca eseau.l
Win slight bruises. Allen was Injured
at trtn. Inland. where ne wa struck L,.
"a 'lNau valley railroad train. fractur-
4UE his skull '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
MANY AUTO LICENSES.
State Auditor Issues sea fer March and
April.

SiA hundred and uiuetN-two licenses
Tor now and second hand automobile
w"r" issued during March and ApriI b.
IN" state auditor. \insty-fhr.e OF tn,
licenses were issued To- residents OF Ia.
MLItL.nE lI.Lr.,f
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BENWOOD


foreign woman. giving her namc
a. Mrs John Doe. Is the FIRST Niolator
"t the ordinance recently put in force
relative Co throwing garbage and other
i"ius" In the street. She was given
hearing saturday evening and plead
guilty 60 the charge. \ fine OF s. and
costs vas Imunsed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
UNI0NTOWN


UNlO$TOWN. q. May s-AIrs. Walt
- shannon. who has been confined 90
the private hospital OF Mrs. Rhoda Hob
son Tor the past Few weeks. follow NIX an
operation. came TO her home the past
week ana her friends are glad TO know
she Is setting along nicely.
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Ralph Candy viii represent tho local
order ~ tho B'dm'n who will hold thsir
annual convention IN Huntington this
week tt~ mother b. "a representative
Of On" Womsu's auxiliary which also
holds it, sessions In that city. They
viii I'aN" today. returning THURSDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Several from here were In attend
ancc az the Missionary meeting held iu
tur United Presbyterian church ~
Iniontovn on THURSDAY The day was
spent in quilting. th' devotional hour
being held lu To, afternoon.
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Seriously injured.

Mrs. John Edwards. Of Main street
sustained serious decorations or tho
scalp when she toll down - flight OF
stairs ~ h'r home. saturday evening.
Mrs. Edwards was carrying a basket and
~ IT, supposed she slipped near the top
"f the flight br. Noho was called.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Wednesday will b, visitors day al thu
Union High school and exhibits Of the
work done hN the pupils of the art and
domestic ~cisuc" departments will ~
held. Tn. public Is cordially invited
aud th' hours will be from until lu
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Union High wins

The Mon High school base ball team
was victorious ia is game saturday
with the West Liberty nine. The game
was holly contested. but the locals sue
ceeded IN nosing out the visitors by a
to score. Wednesday n game is
scheduled with the Triadelphia nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
AMERICAN DIrs Nv pAnIe

PARIS. May The death has been
announced here Of Dr Louis J Pho.
"n. widely known bon the American
NJ The medical COLLEGE of tho univcrsify
Of Chicago and had boon engaged X
lat" BOO Red Gross work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

NlSs Maud Dean, OF Shadysidc. who
az Mrr. jacob Long. returned 90 nor
nYH' on saturday. She was accompau-
lta pF her friend. Miss Grace Long wh,
vii visit for q few DAYS wlth me-
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The Financial statement presented 70
council by city clerk Frank llrauusn
viii occupy most Of the evening when
the regular meeting is held Tuesday
evening During tho past week tho nm
anc' committee had been busy auditing
the accounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Mrs. Ira Moore ana children. Adelne
ana Emma Lcota returned home mo
ir7t OF th. week after being .n Wheel
ms ana visiting with I.r parents. Ar
ana Mrs. Porter OF Elm Grove. To- sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Mrs William collins who has spent
the past two weeks At the North wheel
ing hospital ia Wheeling. havinE Un-
d"rwent an operation was able 20 be
brought HON" on Monday night. being
much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

IT' I.aul's MIsNIOnHry SOCItIV 0f ne
Hayes and daughter. Miss olive. OF
south or town. Wednesday. MAY g. The
day was spent ia sewing with the de-
gram being carried out IN the after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

, Nlr3 lloily Daniel and little cousl n
Iatilne Eichenberger visited on Frlday
WIN fdIline's mother and HoIIy-s cons
~ MIS-. Rosa Eichenberger. who is iu
ne ohio valley General hospital In
W heeNng, having Undergone au opera
ton recently.
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Held Prayer Meeting.


prayer meeting was held Al IN.
nome or Mr.. ana Mrs. Harm IA No.,
SCUM OF town. on Wednesday.
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HAMMOCK, 0.

HAMMOCK. o.. May 6.-Mrs. William
~ NcNary. who has spent the past
winter M Chattanooga. Tenn. returned
90 their home here on saturday even
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

homo 81 her uncle Everett HAYS. near
Flushing. ON last sabbath
Mr. and Mrs Frank caldwell visit
ed with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ghas
Pickering ON sabbath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

ms " Va. came up saturday eyenip,
a,,r 'iSlted the past week with no ~
$50 NI- anu Mrs. 4. r.. Boyd. and .n
., ,is WIN htr SISTER. ID. h I.odg. ana
fanny returning home FRIDAY cV.nt,,,