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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-25

III VI HV Dn1IUV
Hi twenty-five years ago Tom Dick and Harry were BRIGHT
promising weLbOrn boys with apparently equal OppOrtu
ties Today Tom miserable msit and failure for which
Hill he blameS fate and his neighbOrS.
Hill Dick eats three square meals thanks Othefac that
his wife inherited some money He knows the Batting Av
erages' of all the players in themaOr leagues America and
he knows the salaries theyget but he does not know how
Iii earn salary himself.
Harry president Of the largest bank in his city, as well
as director in score Ut large business concerns He is also
successful farmer and with national reputation
and he One OF the most deSeTvedy popular men nhs
What makes the difference? In the beginning TOm Dick and
| Harry apparently had equal opportunities.
Some subtle psychic nfence gripped Harry early in life
III and fired the magic spark OF ambition.
HI SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE be MADE GOOD BECAUSE he went
TO The RIGHT SCHOOL AT THE RIGHT Tine AND CAME UNDER
Ill THE INFLUENCE OF Men WHO GAVE HIM TIE BROADGUAGED
Hi OUTLOOK OF LIFE Tom thinks it was all due to luck and
questionable business methods white Dick says was all
III TO Pull
We cannot be absolutely positive as to what isrespon
iii Sible for Hays success; but know that be is Quick
honest and alert dynamo Of mentality and nerve torce
Iii classes of men; and We KNOW THAT he WENT TO THE
BEST PREPARATORY SCHOOL In Els STATE WHEN He WAS
Boy We know that at that school great stress was
laid on honor and integrity know atits students were
III taught to know and practice the GOLDEN IUEE and we
know that it taught boys to conserve their health and
strength, and to concentrate their energy TO some definite
III purpose.
III We also know tuat ION ran away from schno, and v
III that Dick became ladies' man before be learned the mil
HI tpCatiOn table. Therefore we believe that we have
right to assume that large part Of Hays success due
to the fact that he went to THE RIGHT SCHOOL AND THERE
HI CAUGHT THE M GIG SPARK OF AMBITION. /
HI THE H
N Columbia Military Academy
Is One Of the Right Schools for the Boys and Young
III Men Of Columbia and Maury County
m Rates for tuition local have be III
raised or later The begins September Local
boys will not be required purchase uniforms unless
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-25
al NEW PARALYSIS
CASES ARE REPORTED

TRENTON, n. J., Aug. 23.-With
141 new cases Of infantile paralysis
reported TO the State Board of Health
Tuesday and seven new municipalities
affected, the epidemic continued to
spread. The total number Of places
now affected In the state is 205, the
total number Of cases being 2.163.
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DIR o. TROU DALE
ENDS HIS VACATIC N

Rev. Otis Trousdale, pastor Of the
First Reformed church Of Newark, n.
J., and one Of the leading ministers
of the Presbyterian denomination, has
returned to his charge. after s1endilg
q months vacation in Maury county
with relatives and friends. During his
stay here he filed the pulpit Of the
First Methodist church on one occa-
sioR.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-25
ENSILAGE CUTTERS

Vicks Blizzard Ensilage Cutters.
the best and simplest silo filler on the
market, all sizes In stock. The only
machine on the market that you can
get repairs from stock
1t Street, Martin & Vaughan Co.
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MRS. HAkLtN
SOME BETTER
ALTHOUGH SHE CANNOT SPEAK
SHE CAN MOVE ARM A
TRlFLE.

Mrs. A. NJ. Harlan. OF Cross Bridges,
Who was paralyzed by bolt Of light.
ming Sunday afternoon. is somewhat
improved today. Although Mrs. Har-
an is still unable to speak, she can
move her arm a trifle This fact Is
REGARDED BY the attending physicians
- an indication that she is slowly
recovering from the shock
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-25
FOR SALE

Good secondhand e-horse Steam
Engine, 8 or 4 good second-han
Wheat Drills cheap.
1t Street, Martin & Vaughan Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

p. hc0uuand. OF short Creek f.
day. ~ "H iu@-
l. 4 Diller. OF FolIansb.
caller IN town. on Monday.
John huchcy. OF bridgeport. O. sr-nt
SUNDAY with has brother. Geo. Richey.
OF THIS Az.
W. McClesry is- visiting in Wheel
w. n. SlL OF Bethany. Wa a Wells
burg caller. on Monday.
br. ana Mrs. W. NJ. Miller ana Pob.--
Miller. ST.. drove into thu city. on MOI
~. IN Dr. Milers new King S. EutOmo-
Nfr. and Mrs w. W. s-outherisna ~
day.
Miss Boyd Ecu. OF GIeuvme. t- visit
lng az the home or her college ehuTn.
Misses Elsie and Theresa seb,ru,n-
htiucr. OF Cleveland. Ohio. arrived sat-
urdHy ar the home OF AR. and Mrs. J.
rank Baker. ~ the Eriukcr Croft Farn.
July.
Judge John A. Campbell Of New Cum
herland. was a city business caller on
Ar. prank jacob was a business vi.t
tor ir Foilausbee to-day.
Dan Jacobs. Sr- is very 81 At his
home ON Washington pike.
Earl Meyer was a ~
bu-inrsa visitor on Tuosday.
a. Itfum. Of the Watvrhoueo. Eishe-
a Co. Sew York was calling on trade
ln .hc cay. on Tuesday.
" 1T. Mgctun and n 4 Ritz. 81 tho
Nhiiunnl ii.ruIt Co. were business caI-
ore lu WellsburE to-day.
80 g. 'onNciL r~cprosentinE RoIen s.
w ora a. Co. OF pittsburgh. IA vs.
calling On trade. I nthis city. on Men
p rsnahom. a representative Of the
vas e caller on trade. An WensburE. on
Iuesday.
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new MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTINSNILLE. w. Va. June
25.-NIiss Emyln Clark was hostess 10 "A
number Of her friends. " edntSday eyx-
ms AZ r. Earcbit party. The early part
OF the evening was spent al the theatre.
after that inc guests gathered at her
home and made WEIGH Rarebit and n
gagged IN pleasant conN~ ersation. The
hunorsd guest was Mics Marion Hall. OF
r frankfort. Tenn, who Is the guest OF
Miss Clark. The o1hcrs present were
Misses Mabel Potts. Hazel stone. Nab
Ltniz. Mildred McCaSkey; Mcssrs. Rob
srt Bruce. Burrows Snodgrass. Everett
Black. Russell Morris and Coffin Work
man.
The Daisy Circle or the NJ. f. church
viii boz entertained by Mrs. Anna Snod-
grass Wednesday afternoon at her home
on clark street.
Carl Thompson. Of Littleton. y. G.
Adams. OF U~nioutown: Emory Higgins.
81 West. j. T.. snyder or Portersfalls
and James simpson, OF Pine Grove,
members OF the Republic county eNecu-
tive committee, were In the city aStur-
day afternoon. attending a meeting 81
the county committee.
Attorney Kent T. Hail. Of Wheeling.
spent sunday here the guest OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Hall. on Maple
avenue.
William E~lIingham. ~ Wheeling. was
here saturday and sunday the guest OF
friends.
Mrs =. J. Kearns. OF Pine Grove. re
turned home sunday after visiting with
$50" -N-H 900 - roo .AA -"H
Brady Littman returned from PITTS
hurgh Monday evening. whore he was
looking after business matters.
Jacob Carpenter. of Charleston. mr.
rived In the city sunday 10 attend the
funeral Of his brother. shannon Carpen-
ter.
Miss Elizabeth SnodErass. 81 Sisters
Vile. spent SUNDAY afternoon the guest
~ Miss Eloise Clark. on Maple avenue.
VIM. Stern. OF West. was "A business
visitor in the city Monday.
George =. Slemakcr and son. Ralph. ~
Siste-aville. spent sunday afternoon IN
the city.
Miss Elions Shuman and sister. NJ 80
Frarte. returned home from Huntington
SUNDAY evening. when they visited
friends for several days.
u o.. bought. county school superin-
tpudguf. was az Smithfield Monday. look
InE after business matters.
~. George o. Klein WAS n Wheeling
professional visitor Sunday and Monday
william Culp. Jr. returned 90 Easi
Liverpool o.. sunday. after visiting his
parents. Nj. and Mrs. William Culp. on
M~cFIdDwuey avenue.
Honda after visiting his parents Nj
and AIRS Josiah Gamble. ~ Point Pleas
ant
Funeral services were held for Ma
MARY ward Monday morning ~ fhs
home of her son. Nose ward. Of poffey.
whore she died last Friday. intermeu'
was made a. Cameron. Ohio. Monday n.
torurou IN the Cameron cemetery.
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Miss Emma ~NontEomery. ~ woods
field. h here for a Two weeks visit ht
he's home on West Main street
W. -. 'happcll OF this place. is n
business visitor AZ Wheeling
Misses Edna Depeys and Louie Groves
-ff Tuesday for a visit with Miss De
pevs sister. Mrs Ross Heizer. and other
relatives and friends Of toIumbus
Mrs. George Strahl. ~ l~1tfsburgh.
had tho misfortune O. islI from a step
ladder a. her home Tuesday. breskius
her right leg IN Two different places.
Her many friends mere vlll b. sorry 60
learn 81 hey misfortune.
Miss Ethel instead. of EeIaire. viii
arrive this EeuiuE Tor a visit with her
riend. Miss Helen HaEar. OF north Gard
ner street.
Mrs Trii<as and dauEnter Miss Lucy
and Miss Freda Crumw. ~ Alabama. ar,
vi-iting Nj. and Mr- Fred IruaN. oi
this place.
Miss Harrington Of Kansas CITY. Neb
-. The guest % Mr. and Mrs. Wills
WILEY. Or WyIIe avenue
carl StanctlI. % Michigan. ie visiting
his parents. Rev. and Mrs e. w. S'au-
ell. Of this place
Miss Ida NonfEnwery and Mrs clara
WfIiam4. ~ This place VIII leave fn-da
for a two weeks visit nj >svHfN 81
Buckeye Lake
Louis Myers ~ Bridgeport. g. ,iair-
inr ME sister. Mss hate Myers. ~ We.
Man street.
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ldrcn spent sunday with their parents
Miss josephine CHIN. OF Bemaire.
spent 2 fcW days last week with Mrs.
Misses Roberta and Frances Jones are
visiting relatives az MoundsNtlle.
relatives anu looking after insurance
a business ~ here the last 81 tne
week.
Mr.. and NJ >. p. Tutue asnd little
e.. \. Brown. auditor OF the o. r. &
W. ky was a business caller at Pitts
] blrEh. Thursday.
Miss G,orEla J~ohsnning IS visiting
D relatives az MheeluE.
Robert Dichl has returned from Mari
otta college To- spend tho summer vaca-
flun with lIa parents here
g. 4. UevHul. OF Trail Run. was visit
ing bic brother. Attorney j. g. Devaul.
Ward Parry is AZ home from CIeve-
land where DO ls "a student a. Western
". !. johnson. g. r.. Jackson and y.
F. Od'n returned Friday from attending
tho EaEfes convention a. Newark.
Mr. AlE"r \osrsr and little daughter,
Of 'ruok~utlIe. ARE visiting her mother
Mrs. Geo. Kerr. and other relatives. She
was ~arcnmrauIsd home by her sister.
Edith Kerr. wh" has been her guest for
Misses Edna Menkel. Lena Norris and
Marie Gaffen left for Athens saturday
20 attend the summer normal school
Miss Freda EiCsr. nurse IN the North
Wheeling hospital. spent a few days
here last week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs John Ricer.
Mrs g.. Ru-kio has returned from
cleveland whore she visited Nor d1ugh-
tor. Mrs. Ghae Haffcic. FOR some weeks
Miss aura Armstrong has rcfGrned
from Tulsa. Okla. 90 spend some time
with hrr sisters here.
Miss EmwH Neihsch has returned from
leWisvlle. after "a several weeks visit
with hfr parents there.
Mrs ". ". Nsfhers was A. Wheeling
Friday doing some hoTpinE.
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William Ebers Is adding a large from,
porch TO his residence property In Sher,
.rard.
william Cowan has done the eNcavat-
ing Tor a residence he Will erect on the
Section OF the John Carrignn farm, 10
which Mrs. Cowan fell heir.
work has been started on a front
porch 10 be addcf 20 the Chas. II. Rehr-
ems residence. William Toy - the con-
tractor IN charge % these three Jobs
The transformation Of tho n. VI. Car
win residence IS nearly completed Il
VIII be perfectly cOmmodious and ornate
In every feature. modern 70 the minute.
an ideal country residence.
Another prominent farmer. on the
Fairmont pike. near the Silvcrsidc road.
Is planning to start work on a large
new home Immediately after harvest
william n. Seabrlghf has erected a
somewhat elaborate building TO house
his vehicles.
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MT. PLEASANT

Mt PLEASANT. o.. juno 27-Rev.
W o.. Gilmore. pastor ~ tho Preshvfe-
rt7n church. was installed. THURSDAY
ftfrfr- Trr. s. D. Vance. IT, -. ~
Lane seminary. C~1ncinnsii pr'a.h'd nc
sermon Rev D. o. Nfse pastor ~
f-s T~.4btfrrinu church Hf Adena- a..
gave frr charge Zoo mo pastor. and Rev.
~ o. Patterson. pastor ~ Tho iresbN-
terrain church NJ 'uwl'r.1nd. o.. CAV"
fhs charge 20 Tho people IN" Pr"ehyt".
rIar orchestra furnished music ana had
n fr. urpr~Hw.
a. .rf lr-s Sat Ur-r'-- ve-e call
rrr .r -~fruhsrvi1fs sunday
w-r rfrfrmfr Hsrhourf va7 vi~itir =
tr- 1au Ehfs- Nre Wll Farmer IN
V-- r.ar.ra rur-Iva vas a caller IN
rf ~. rrd Douglas rohr-or - Nas.
rs ,lrr VISITORS I1 S~fruh~nvilI" Test
~ ~,-r- cu ps- 'n rp'of town
W. D. r ming Is 900 o. rs- home
v. mildred ra G1rm1 'r slowly '~.
W.. r.-f e..t's .- on OBJ. .I.r uef
r|'fN H..ff md rnurr .fr. ~ cole
r.Ir attended ffl Irr'HNH"Hu ~ Rev
Gilmore Tfu-a'rr srrr
.r. rsferet. .- ~~II-sder evening
W.- "'Hrr 50. r '' rf i-r homo
rrrr Pleasant Grove
church r-.r a- goo cream 7rT -'-7w.
H--. ....| FrfH. evening
We rrn.-.f fr~ Morris ~7~ 'st~n
'. fHr '..r .Hf ... 49," 'arf wrrf
N.rrfr 'f'Vrr nrf f-F0 "
.rr r H". r. .r1era fr Cleveland.
.r. f-- f.-f ~sfs
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ruHfr v"h f'H rrr.fr Nr AMI Wrr
~ .-f ,r-- rr.- .-.-r -re-,
rIfn w arH vrr sherman
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UNIONT0WN

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W0Nerf FerEuoOr lq visiting he grand
parents. ~ and Mrs. ". r. Harrison.
~ Toffarevff1c.
Mr. r-ar~Ie r1-hv ~ Nound@vUle. GO
tho greet n Mrs. ~ W G0sfra
Mrs. Henry q. Trurhaue. Of Wheeling
Creek. who underwent RI serious opera
fion ~ fhe Martins Ferry hospital. -
rrr0rfed 90 30 getting along nicely.
NJ and Me 7 " Muwford have 20
turned % their homo IN p~iffrhurrh. after
spending several favu ne guests Of Mr..
Mrs. A~'evarfr~ Campbell
Mrs. Tor'qa. Of Mozart. i4 visiting roll
aftvrs fr rr0wrsfraf rs
Mrs.. William Smith nrf Iifrrn.
.rvfe and Nf'f~ra ~ M~nf-F-rffa arc
visiting Mr. and Nf~e O. r. MOI rrrhs.
Mr- ranffro ArF~rar ~ Mozart Ia
Ono guest ~ rrr daughter. Nra Frank
UrN..r no r~|ft-hF~rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
TO EXTEND N

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 81
Petition was made today to mo pub.
Tic service commission by the Monnn.
rahein Valley Traction company for
pcrmisrion to continue the trolley line
from Mnrrontown into Adamson. Tho
petition ayers that tho eleven famules
10 SAYS reside iu Adamspn will be nro-
vifcd ample means OF transportation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Charnook Promoted.

An appointment Of interest 70 Wells
burgers. was announced on Monday a.
Charleston. when Governor II. -. Hat
field promoted Major John II. Charnock.
- ttis city. To- the position OF Lieutenant
colonel. George =. Wallace. resigned.
The appointment takes effect lmmc-
dIafcly. Otnor changes were also an
uouncCd. Lieutenant Colonel CharnocH
will leave on Wednesday for tho AcNi-
can border.
The many Wellsburg friends OF Colo
mel Charuock are much pleased at his
promotion. which they are sure IS merit
"a and are confident that the position
viii be ably fI1sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Prof g. A. sriIi. principal % fhs
WeI1ehurr hirh school. FOR the past '-vs
wears. and science teacher for three
years previous. has been elected fn fh.
prfncipaIshfp % Toronto. o.. hiss school.
Prof Grill has fully proved himself
while connected with tho l,-nl school. Co
Do a thorough scholar. a cUuael.rtIrua
and pains fnk'rr teacher and on cvrcu.
fir. % first class ahiIfy. he o. a Erla-
unfc ~ bfffrhHin university. On quite
generally ~-srnruIxsd b. school men Hs
Hn instructor ~ exceptional thorough
ness Zoo fnr sciences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
BENWO0D KNIGHTS
WILL HONOR DEAD
ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES WILL
Re HELD SUNDAY EVENING.
services WIN Be Held n Bsnvood Meth.
odtst Episcopal Church and Rev.
Sampson VIII Speak

arrangements are being made by The
evening star lodge. No. Is. knight OF
iytnias. for their annual memorial ser
wees which Will be held in the
Methodist church. Sunday vening July
KEY. G. Is. sampson. pastor OF the
church. Will deliver the memorial ad-
dress.
An elaborate program for the affair Is
being prepared By the memorial com
mittee and they last night
mat an invitation had been extended 20
the other knights OF Pythias lodges In
the vicinity 10 take part. An Invitation
mas also bsen extended to the Pythian
sisters OF and vicinity TO joln
with the Evening star lodge in the an
nual memorial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
SHERRARD
VIM Give Rlnv

The Bethlehem Chapel Bible class ~
shlCh Ar NJ. +. MONTGOMERY is the
.~.Aehcr VIII present q play entitled.
me tSainbow kimona.' Al the chapel
or thursday evening az $ o'clock. Those
NO VIII a part are. Misses Ethel
alIhct; Elizabeth Hoover. Dora Hem
mann Helen Wilson. Anna schmidt. Sig
nora hcmmann, SELMA Bopp Marguerite
and Bessie Murrin.
following the program. r~efreshments
VIII DE served BY the members OF the
class.
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Presbyterian church. Sabbath. July 2.
and preparatory services Friday and
Saturday al . o'clock.
Rev. Charles n. McClunE. who accept
cd tho call 90 the United Presbyterian
churches here and az New Athens. has
resigned and left Tor his home on Mon
dan. for good His last sermon was de
uvercd June 1S.
Mr. Fred Coleman. 81 SteuhenvilIe. o..
was with his parents last Friday.
Mr. George Morgan. of rnrkershurE
spent Friday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs s. r.. Griffin. He left for hi shome.
Saturday
Miss Cora Farrell has the scarlet f.
ver. she ig quarantined In their home.
There was 10 have been Chlldren's
Night a. the " r. church. sabbath. the
25ta. p was postponed on account %
scarlet fever.
Miss Nagdalene Shores IS with Mrs.
Frank Beck She spent the Sabbath
here with her father. A. his home.
Mrs. Robert coulter is sick She Wis
ted her aunt. Mrs. Mary 4. Major. a.
Pleasant Grove. o.. Friday.
Miss Poll Smith is visiting a. Cole
rain. %
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WELLSBURG


WELISErRs. vs. Va. juno 21-Thu'
fhe coal lands recently purchased fu
buffalo district are Co. b. developed soon
iH practically certain from the fnffrur-
fIHUa that have been received in Mfilt-
burg o. tn" tenants pn some Of thH
farms Tho developments are Co. COM
wfurr near tho second bridge. shortly
after fIt first ~ july Assessor TI.
ward smith Do hse charge of some OF
fho farms there. received instruction.
fI have them vacated lr four dHFr nr D..
fIr Ief day Of july. Tho farms that are
fu DO vacated nrU tho COX farm. occupied
tr Joseph trfrswe Tho farm occupied
b.. James NHuIsE. the farm coupled hF
f.rFHrI TAYLOR and tho Mrrra farm. rr.
t.rIrI D. MIIfIm Andrews
ff IH also reported that fhe operators
.fHfl fTa bH fNe time SNOW flies On
f.uaf. would d. constructed There
.Hr n. r. question Uf tho immediate d..
~rf'.Tr.rf .f OOH. coal 'nule Iu fhir val.
.. HrI frs OrIrra received here looks
..tr fHr start ~ them
Given q Hearing
Ir Instruction. ~ Frfi % HIur. rfnfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

TAX commissioner. To whom the matter
was referred. the poll clerks and COM
missiOncrs at Windsor precinct were
given an examination D. the Brooke
county court on Tuesday afternoon.
An explanation OF 1lcir conduct was
required. What further action will be
taken is not known. Prosecuting Attor-
neg ". NJ. Workman has taken up the
matter and is making a vigorous invcs-
tIgauon.
They reported that they did not know
two ballots were 20 be used. believing
one was sufficient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Benwood Briefs.

Misses Lillian Bowers and Margaret
Wilson. OF Brewster. o. have returned
10 their homes after a visit with friends
here.
Patrick CorcOran. Of Pittsburgh. has
returned 20 his homo after n visit with
friends and relatives in Bcnwood anu
McNcChcn.
NOrkmen In the mills suffered great
~ from the intense heat. The tcmpera-
ture was higher than the day before and
caused much suffering among the mill
men.
The EogEs run road Improvement f.
being handicapped 70 a great extent by
the scarcity OF labor. twenty-five ad-
ditional laborers are needed according
10 the contractor.
Miss Helen Armstrong has returned TO
her nome In Sistersville. after n visit
with friends and relatives here.
Chester Lewis has returned 20 his
home IN Lorain. Ohio. after a visit with
friends here.
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Iucian Brown. an employe Of the &.
George Paper Co. suffered a severe
burn on his right arm. when he caught
his arm IN between the dryer and the
dryer-felt Of the falendar machine. az
the paper mill on Monday. The aid or IA
] doctor was Immediately called. and the
hNru Er.ared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Squire Clayton M.

Squire ". T. Clayeon. who was rhc
successful nominee In D sheuffalty
light iu Marshall county. IL confined 10
his home ON South Marshall street. seri-
ouzly tl. He is suffering from a gen
eraI breakdown. caused. 10 Is bought
by ms work during the last week OF the
campaign. previous 10 the primary cleo
ton.
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Not Many

This year there are but few campers
from owing to he demand Tor
labor. Last year practically every per
son who was out OF a joD. to find some
thing TO occupy their attention Quincy
Cd 90 the cool spots along the Ohio and
various creeks and enjoyed an outing
CuulLlLnn. m. n-lr.r.ni LLLa saasnn-
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NMisses Dorothy Earde-fy. stella CON
nsr and Jusnits Wilkes Gina per'ned cigh-
teen young people with a picnic az Re-
tnesds Tuesday. Misses Lucy Bridges
and Freda CrumnI. of Alabama. and
Mary Riley. OF Washington. -. g., We're
the out OF town guests present.
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To Owe ~BreakfAst.

Miss Katherine WoIthluEtou viii cE-
tertRln Misses Elizabeth CaSsClS. Edna
Turkle. Helen Murphy. helen ~Shcppari.
katherine Ford1cs. Uf Cambridge. au'i
Genevieve CulIcy. OF TIrktr-nurE. ".
Va. with a breakfast 90 Highland. wcs-
Of town. Thursday morning.
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WOODSFIELD, O..
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Young Lady Bitten BY Copperhead.
pI|rFTTrT. o.. Trrr n Mics
Iflr. S.hcIl dt. Fhfsr ~ Mr. and Nrr
Ralph NrfrN of Marietta street waa
H.iFu on The hand o. n comprehend
snake Friday while picking strs wber-
rIIa near frwr.
She ua9 rushed fn OIL physician fmwe.
diffr.r. who dressed fHr wound. rrsEfrf.
irr serious d.gsIurmrnte While f.a
member ia very sore. 40 bel not thought
De uII prove serious.
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There Will be a regular meeting Of
he Uniform Rank OF the knights OF
Pythtas in their headquarters in the
armory hall Friday evening. and a num-
Der OF important matters will be consid-
cred. IL rs probable that at this meet
INK the local ~Compauy's services Will b.
offered 10 President Wilson in case Of
need.
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4 few davs 3 in william Rehrcn-
woods. Nj. Behrens and Harry Miar cap
fureh n large chicken hawk Mr. Mfer
now has 10 on exhibition. ~ seems 20
thrive 80 long very we'll 80 long as no
feeds % plenty - chickens. and such
commonplace things. Il measure three
feet from tip 20 tn