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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
EIIIIag Iar Iurkey o. Chleken

q FH| EIIT1F q WVHiuHTH Fa0H9
Uazr MadzIn-srhe following are two very
asdH ftafuea for turkey or chicken filing;
zAssInaf Etlllas,-lnto ehopping bowl put
azou8 forty cheHtnutH that have been BAKED
zaa nsalad four ounces OF sust two tabls.
zsaaas uf bread crumbs tablespoon Of
@enf mushfooms. Chop an this mixture very
#aa and season with salt and pepper and
sz.z.s4za sssIh : aman amoent or stock.
r@sfar FIitins.a-soak stats bread In cold
azIsF until soft Add 10 this Two hnely
zasnasd anfsna : Bood.slz piece % melted
Ha8Es4. tWo eaER. one teaspoon OF salt and
s4aHsH nsnnsF 10 taste. Last, add one pint Of
zzIzEIza oysters. chopped. Ma well and stun
Izz fs4l. n. II. G..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
IsIrset Meat and Sauce Combinations

#s 50 E4tssf af He1aeffs Pdgss
zzszz ETadaua.-lFhs linazpeFienesd housewife
#| zzaza4IEHza ~ = loaH Is 70 the proper sauce
zz4 zIIs aIabzs = serss with meat and nsh.
4Ea foIInHlns iiat. II pasted IN the recipe
#z4 maF a1fen nfoFs haIpfuls
E#HaH aauea With 4HeetbFeAaas
44aazs salad Hilh chicken
EazHE4 HaHGa win auaii.
#4aasd eIIeea With nshballH,
zzaEaeEsazI4h and frisd oniQn4 with liver.
#E4zeh arezainz with aardlnas.
zzIaz Ha41a With iaAabs
#a7zzHzfaz pazadins ulth Foaaf beaf.
zzz4A Hslled szs@ and parsley with boiled
sa Haxy ana EtFsHbsrfx preserves With
#4zz4 sHszsz ~
==4azHz 4Ha#zaHs via turkey
aaa aaloa dressing HsIh roast duck
#aF aHaus 3uie4 with tAnsaah4ek duck
4zzzz4= EaHHan Wltn eoEu&Q ha1fs
ss's - s AIRS. o'c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
THE WoMAN's EXCHANGE

and quas to mus
In erdas paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
Causes Of Headache

70 fhg Easfor ol fhe WoHlaa's Page
Dear Nadam--PiaAsa state cause OF slek or
hllnd headache Rhieh aueetz the syes.
lMfal &. =.
A physician Is the only enc competent 10
diagnose a ease - this kind As each in-
diVldual differs Headaches may eains fgom
the eyes the liver. stomach or nerves. ana
amect uanula differently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays INQUIRIES

/. good sponEins fluid for black Goods IL
eanDaasa Of one ounce Of eampher. two ounces
of bsrax, one pint Of alcohol and two quarts
Il water Tho eamphor and bOrRx should be
balisa until dissolved In the water when cool,
add ahs alcohol.
:. glnesaF added 10 water In which eOiOFed
slaahss aTs rlHsed will prevent the eoers from
Khnnins Into each other and win brighten the
eplaFa. aeeordinE to Mrs. 3.
;. vassllns and parafin melted toEsther and
asafssa 10 the exposed water pipes with an old
paint brush. after the pipes have been rubbed
afx nflh flannel. win keep them from freezinE
aaesrdinE 70 the suEEsstion made By Mrs
{. y. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
HOUsEH0LDHNTs OF FAs1IONY
Brand-New Babies

The Eyenins LEDGER win .Print. frtf G
through proper ehaqneia Aedrs.s ~, isssass, ssas
New Bahrs," EVENING Ledrers eue thestnut
.tve~t Ns~se and aadr~ss ard. when posst-
he, tsferhone number af sender must 50
company each notice 20 sent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13

3, II Is not OBLIGATORY 10 send "a weddln
present when invited only to the church Ger,
m0ny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13

l. The various wedding anniversaries arc
popularity known asi First. cottonI second. pa
peri third, leather fourth. fruit aud noweTsi
llneni fifteenth, erJstaii twentieth, ehlnai TWEEN
ty-hfth. ayeFi thlrtieth, pearli foTtleth Tubyi
hftIeth. goldeni seyenly-Rfth, dIamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13

2. When wishing TO ssRd Christmas card
to a married woman the card should always be
addressed to "Mr. and Mrs, -"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
MY MARRIED LIFE
How Madge Told Dickv the News
pr ADELE GARRISON

could not read or sew or ait still. put
| aside my book. and jumping up began TO
| pace IN and down the room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
WOODLANDS

WOODLAND. W. Va. Feb. 6.-Mrs. a.
J. IctyOld WAS taken 70 the Glendalt
hospital Monday evening where she un-
derwent very serious operation. Tn.
operation was performed on Tuesdal
morning by Dr. Haskius. Of Wheeline
and was successful. Her many frIends
nope Tor speedy recovery.
clyde. the young son OF Mr. and Mrs
II. ". Boston, has been very sick suffer
ing with a severe cold.
Dr. Duffy. OF Moundsville. made
professional call at A. J. Petgold's Mon
r. p. Biddle is confined 10 his home
suffering with a severe case OF la grippe.
Miss Won Franklin. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Franklin. Of Ryan's ridge
LETT Monday for Marshall college. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Yoho. of Nc
Mechen. spent Saturday and sunday the
guest Of a. q. Noho, and family.
+, Hasbinson Is spending a few
days visiting his sister. Mrs. /. w. Nc
lntire. OF New Martinsville.
Mr.. and RMS. Holt Miller spent sun
day with Mrs. IL ii. Miller aud family
on the hill.
Mrs. Lydia Wayne. who has been very
III for some time, Is improving slowly
Or. O. T. Wilson made a professional
call at Proctor wednesday evening.
Miss Blrnice Bowman, OF Burch ridge
spent few days in M0undsville th,
guest OF friends and returned home Fri
day morning.
Norman suter. Of Glendale. called on
his daughter. Mrs. VIM. Grey. Wednes-
day
Mrs Peter Yoho. Of GraysvilIe. who
has been very 900 for some time is slow
iy Improving.
Little Miss Hilda McCIintoch. who Ia
been suffering with a bad cold IL mucI
improved.
Ir a. o. wilson. accompanied Mrs. 4
J. IefEuId Go the Glendale hospital Mon
day evening
MISS EoNic Yoho. who has been con
fined Co her room differing with grippe.
is able tO be- about again
Mrs. Eva Allen Del very 800 az her home
suffering an attack Of la grippe
Mrs T.. b Miller spent a couple OF
days with her father. Mr. II. T. Biddle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

ton meets this morning at 1880 o'clock
at the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Mayme riSuer Will entertain the
X. y. social club at her home on Wal
nut avenue next Thursday evening.
MoundsNlllc Aoturcyclc club Will elect
Officers for the ensuing year az the next
regular meeting To- be held Thursday.
The United states stamping company
and Fostorla Glass company resume OPP
cratiOns IN full thls morning after \
partial suspension the latter part OF
last week due TO shortage Of gas
The reNlN al services at the First NJ. T..
and Baptist churches Will be continued
thrOuEhOut this week, with services each
evening at $40 o'clock.
Miss Berdie Powell OF this city spent
sunday visiting with her sister a. steu-
tvuNllle. Ohio.
Aiss Minnie Conner OF jefferson ave
nue., spent sunday visiting with friends
al " htclinR.
Ralph Woodruff returned to Column
bus. ohio. yesterday to resume his stu
dies at the ohio state University atteI
a visit with his parents on Jefferson
aveuu-.
j. Is. Dorsey and Lloyd Arnold have re-
turned Co MOrEuutowu TO resume their
studies al the university.
Frank CrOley OF this city spent sun
day visiting with relatives az Councils
vine.
p. =. Fuller Of New York city is
spending several days here attending TO
business matters being registered at the
Hotel krvgIow.
Mrs. =. a. Thatcher. il confined al the
Mound city hotel with an attack Of the
grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

Two alleged Yost law violstors were
taken into custody al Moundsville sat
urday night by the police officers OF
NAT PLACE. Chief OF Police RAIDER ana
Officers Miller and hidder had pro-
cured search and seizure warrants IN
squire +. NJ Lewis court. and started
out on their expedition early IN the even
Ing. The first place visited was that
OF Jess Anderson. well known Mounds
VIE Junk dealer. who resides at the cor
ner OF Walnut and Highland avenues.
1 he officers found Jess at home. and
AFTER taking him into custody proceeded
10 search the premises with the result
OF finding a gallon Of whisky. and 9TH
er booze lie was taken before Squire
r. NJ. Lewis. where he alNed prclimi.
nary hearing. lie put up bond Of 81. 900
Tor his appearance before the grand Jury.
Following the raid AZ Andersou's place
IN the East End. the Officers visited
Lizzie Guthery's confectionery on Sec
ond street. The officers took Mrs. Guth-
cry into custody and seized "A barrel OF
hard cider They had evidence the city
was being dispensed with and had fur
ther evidence the cider was hard as "A
sample had procured previous to the raid
ana tested by chemists. Mrs. CUTLERY
Vas arraigned before squire Lewis and
put up $1,000 for her appearance before
the grand Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

inc have returned from Toronto. Ohio.
w bore they visited the formers sister.
Nrs. Gene Mefcalf
Air James Finley OF Wnrw0od. recent
ly visited az D.. @. Johuson's.
Hiram Howard was "A business visitor
a. TrladDlphia Friday.
4 new daughter. Ruth. recently ar
rived az the home of Rev and Mrs
Harry Ice. IN Washington. ID e.. Mrs.
Ice was formerly Miss Eva BiIlick OF
this vicinity.
Charles Howard visited his brother. T.
j. Howard. Tuesday.
Robert White was an Elm Grove caller
"wednesday.
Miss Eleanor Oldham. who has been
80 ~ grippe for the past two weeks IS
able 90 be- up and around.
Mrs. John SupI'r and son. jack. were
N neelirg visitors Friday.
Mr samuel Abfrrror hfe. who has
been seriously il is reported a. slightly
improved
Sir John johnson Purchased span %
l..H f..u Sir John Il.rtr recently.
Mise Ruth Powell Was af West Alex
nudHr Wednesday
Tho eighth Erads semester exams.
rr-. -... .u the rlra. school. Thursday
end Friday.
81. - d. orr entertained ST. and
.r '.1I Dnrlry Hnl son. af dinner.
.l..Ing
v- fs-ry rovir va4 a., wheeling ,r.
..H last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
DEMOCRATS IN OHIO Will HOLD
CONVENTION JUNE FIRST
BUT ACTION is
DOUBTFUL.
UnIess Wilson Declares His intention
He Will Not Get Delegate From
Ohio-Sandles May Oppose
Cox.
intelligence Bureau.


The Democrats OF Ohio viii hold
their state convention or June 1. TINS
coming before the Democratic ma
tional convention. Just what this con
vention will do mas not been deter
mined because the Democrats are very
much at sea over everything political
this year through The refusal Of Wood
row Wilson 10 declare himself candi-
date for the presidency. The secre-
tary OF state has ruled that Wilson
must formally declare himself In writ
ing or candidates for delegates and
alternates 10 the Democratic national
conventions will not De able 10 de
clare for him as first or second
choice for president unless he does
BY February % the matter must be
fully cleared up
II Wilson does not declare himself
for president and file his name he will
not get a single delegate or alternate
from Ohio. although all are for him,
or practically all. The only recourse
f. TO declare for dummies and then
forget all about these when the dele
gates get down TO 81. Louis.
Primaries In April.
Primaries will be held in April 20
telect delegates 10 lue Slhle AouNFAl-
ton. which will draft a platform and
name electors for the national election.
There is a possibility that when the
Democrats meet June ! they viii ad-
journ the convention until later in the
summer. as the state ticket A. 10 be
named at primaries m August. There
IS a disposition to delay the drafting OF
the state platform until after the pri-
maries that the platform may be made
10 fit the candidate.
There were indications this week
that II former Governor Judson Har
mon OF Cincinnati does not become a
candidate for the Democratic nOmina
tion. former Secretary of Agriculture
a =. Sandles Will enter the race
against former Governor J. NJ Cox
IL il believed that in a clear fight
Sandles can be nominated over Cox
as he Is very strong with the farmers
Former Governor NyrOn T. Herrick
OF Cleveland announced this week NJ
will not be candidate for dele-ateat
large TO the Republican national con
vention because he lis candidate foI
the Republican nomination for senator
Either former Senator j. b Foraker
of Cincinnati. or David Tod Of Youngs
town. will be- chosen. IL is believed. II
his place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

When one OF the foreign residents OF
Tins place undertook the task OF a peace
maker. yesterday afternoon. he LOGGED
into nest ul bees. and got BADLY stunE.
crowd Ot about % boys were PLAY Iu.
near the Union high school. when d
quarrel between Two OF the younger
members was started. Blows soon f1I-
low ed and ~ this opportuue time the
foreigner appeared upon the scene. He
at tempted 90 part them but other Fellows
OF the crowd lutericrt1 and soon a ne r.
ry tIcg-for-all was started when the
smoke OF the battle naa cleared. all Were
more or less battered. while one boy
said TO have been Peter Erei1Ilug. was
taken TO the Ohio Valley General hospi-
Tai with "A broken Lex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Council Acts.

Following "a dIsCuss0n which consumed
tiae greater part OF two hours at the
special meeting OF BenwOod council held
SAT AZ Jay evening. council Tor the Cen
tral trvducts ana Manufacturing Com
pti} ana the protesting citzens- OF the
HISS ward. came 70 the cuuclusOn that
O. vas possible Tor the company TO do
-s ~ win the obnoxious door issuing
IRON tue plant. Inc company was given
Two tels To abate the nuisance. At the
last rcsular meeting OF council. this
petition Nas formally entered b. Att0T-
Lc5 tarrigan, OF AioundsNille. and that
uutu parties concerned might take part.
= aNUl-AL mnDt-mE Mas clLl.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

Bane. Of Beeler's station. is seriously ill
from spinal meningitis, but the attend
ing physicians. Drs. Grimm and Riggs.
OF Cameron, and Sammons. OF Calls.
have little hopes OF its recovery.
our village shcool was cloesd this
week on account OF the illness OF the
teacher. Miss Lenora Harsh.
Drilling was begun on the Workman
well No. 3. Monday.
Work at the buckingham well ie pro-
crossing nicely.
Notwithstanding the fact that we are
In the center of a gas field. the shortage
or gas, - felt here. Two OF the wells
on the edge Of the field are being drill
Cd In. with coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Shot At sorannarnL

chief OF Police Rex RAIDER was called
90 First street and Jefferson ay.rI,-
early sal urday evening. To- quiet e. braWl
which mad arisen between three resi-
dents OF the East End. When the three
Spled The officer they started toward the
railroad CROSSINGS down jefferson ave
nue. IT'D" OFFICER was hot ON their heels.
ana yelled To- them TO stop. They paid
10 heed 20 his warnings and he opened
IRE az Them But the more be shot the
raster they ran lie finally managed 20
get hold OF one Of three and lodged him
lu the county jail The names OF tho
otner two have been ascsrtaiued and DO
=. Akely they viii also Doe summoned 20
appear in police court this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
In Raea 70 Piniah-

squire ". h.. Gay tou. VINO recently
announced Tor the nomination Tor sner-
ilt. last night MADE the following state
mcnt. 1T mas been runmOrva mat 4 ann
not IA the ught 20 stay. 4 want TO say
mat ann IA the iIsut 10 the finish. and
that am not connected IN any Way wtu
any Clique 4 ann conducting my cam
paIgn upon my own merits and my pas.
record as an office holder. some nav
ralu tuul rIcrc IS "A frame Up and that
won't st-s until the finish, this - IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Condition improving.

Dominick Carlo. who Is hcld IN the
BenWood Jail. charged with "A murderous
assault on = fellow countryman. and
who Friday Afternoon attempted 10 com
NIT suicide, Is rapidly Improving and
local officials are led TO believe that his
attempt al suicide was due 10 temporary
insanity influenced by alcohol. lie viii
probably De given a hearing In police
court this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Funeral Today.

Miss Bridget Trayers. aged 40 who
ded Friday night, at her home on Main
street, viii be buried this morning In
Mount calvary. following funeral ser
vices whine Viii be held at her home al
$3.50 a IN. Requiem high mass Will be
celebrated az the ST John IS church. at 5
u clock. Miss IraVers Is survived b.
Two sisters and a brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

Friday evening. the Union high basket
bail team will pay the Aias nolia team.
OF Sew MartusNille. at the gymnasium.
I'm the high school building. Union hgu
seems o. nave struck "A sort OF a winning
streak after LOSING several OF the games
IN succession. Magnolia defeated the
local basket bal team when they played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Many Pays This week

This week yearly every corporation
doing business In BcnWOod Will have
.uyir pay uays. Among them are: The
works or the National Tube Company.
the Somct-sulNoy Company. the liitcn-
man Coal Company. the pays this week
Will b" unusually large, owing 10 the
increase Erantea IA wages taking effect
F'e bruary J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
Court convenes romorrow.

The regular spring term OF Marshal,
county Circuit court convenes tomorrow
morning with tho sitting OF the grand
been issued by Circuit Clerk Victor T.
Myers. and Il D. expected the grand jury
viii be IN session but one day. Prosccut-
ing Attorney Parrlott is OF the opinion
noth criminal and civil dockets viii be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

Frogre~~ Lodge. SO. -11 J. %. .. T..
nave about completed ARRANGEMENTS for
me entertainment OF the members OF
tne Wheeling district ]. -. -. r. lodges
mere tomorrow evening. An elaborate
prog am viii be carried out during the
evening. the feature Of which will be an
address by Grand Master Holllster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
johnson Funeral Today.

TTU0TaT 0oTVI--- f0r tTa IaTa NI-- II
abelle johnson. aged resident OF this
city who succuwned 10 pneumonia az her
nome on Washington avenue SATURDAY
morning. Will be held M the place ~
Death this at eru1on at 2.3O o'clock
me Rev. q. ID. smith. pastor OF the
me FIRST NJ =. church VIII officiatc
interment viii De made in Mt. Rose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
NO J Factory Resumes.

The NO. factory department 81 the
Fostoria Glass company plant resumes
operations this morning after "a COM
Llete suspension for over twenty months.
The resumption OF this department is
the result Of the steadily increasing bus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
MAJORSVILLB


MAJORSNILE. W. Va. Feb 6.-Mrs.
Ciutha Lyons an AGED and highly re-
psctsd citizen Of Rycrsou's station. pass
ed away at the family residence, sunday.
January 3Uth. after short illness OF
pneumonia
Mrs. Lyons was the wife OF the late
Nathaniel Lyons. she is survived by
one son. Bert of the L.. : mail service.
Ur Pittsburgh. Pa. and a foster daugu-
ter, Mrs Lille Uaye OF Harveys. Pa
Funeral sert ices were held Tuesday
and intern, mt was at the old Leisure
burial ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
stockholders Meet

The annual meeting Of the Stockhoid-
ers OF the Wheeling Metal Manufactu.
ins company, viii be held tomorrow az
ternoon at the company's offices in
glendale. ~ this needing board Of
directors viii Doe named and other bust
fiou -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

,Hflum near. Tho doctors diar-
NOE NI@ case ue fIl-r#r.f1e.a
MISS Mari. jackson .f T.ff4r.r,..
wa. called home from school nr no.
'. Ilr Iln'fe or '.r mother
t'h graded school spent fha v...-.f.I
h'r0 ns Tho guest OF Miss <suu..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
OFFICERS BUSY
AT M0UNDSVILLE
ARREST TWO CHARGED WITH YosT
LAW VIOLATION SATURDAY

Chief OF Police shoots At Fighter who
Refuses To stop when Commanded
-Moundsvtlis News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07

Ten thousand Oneida Community
Al Spoons free TO users OF Bond and
eutternut bread. See tooay's ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-07
WILSON'S REFUSAL TO DECLARE
CANDIDACY UPSETS ALL PLANS
BEN MOOD

Al spoons free to users OF Bond and
eutternut bread. See toosy's ad.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-07-28
MRS. ESTHER Wits DEAD
She Did Not Long Survive the Death Of
Her Husband; Passed Away Nine
Days Ago
From SATURDAYS Daily.

from saturdays OaIIy.
Mrs. Esther Wits, well known in
this city, passed away Wednesday
morning at the home of her son,
Dr. S. ~ Wits, in Mortified, after
a lingering illness due to old age and
a general breakdown in health, her
death occurring just nine days after
the death of her husband, whose
obituary appeared in the Free Press
last week. She was born in Ontario,
Canada, and was eighty-three years
of age on January 81.
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Wits took up farm claim near
Alma City, which they operated until
twenty years ago when they re-
tired and moved into Alma City to
live. They lived in Minnesota for
about fifty years, and when illness
came upon both they divided their
time in living with their sons, having
both lived in this city for about a
year with their son, w. G. Wits, S21
South Broad street.
The surviving relatives are the
two sons w. G.. Wits of this city
and DR.. S. N. Wits of Mortified,
and three children by an early mar
riage, John and Addison Flanagan
of Saskatoon, and Mrs. A. Smedley
of Philadelphia, and number of
grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. w. G..
Wits and family returned last night
from Northfield, where the funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock. Interment was made in the
Mortified cemetery beside the re-
mains of the husband.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-07-28

Mound avenue, but the main service
was at the church. 1t was conduct
ed by Rev. G.. A. Cahoon, pastor of
| the church, and Rev. John McCor-
mick of Winnebago, president of Par
ker college. Rev. Mccormick is a
very near friend to the Rist fam
lily.
| There was a most profuse array of
floral offerings. These were from
people living in Mankato, Winthrop,
and other towns. The Peoples bank
of North Mankato, two classes of the
Centenary Methodist Sunday school
and the Sunshine club sent floral
wreaths.
| Beautiful and appropriate music was
rendered by choir consisting of
Miss Maud Barnes, Miss Mildred Saw
lyer, A. C. Edwards and Hale Glenn
ents, and Mr. Edwards also render
ed a vocal solo. The accompani-
|ments at the organ were played by
Miss Eunice Hughes.
The active pall-bearers were Evard
Budde, Leroy Keene, Wesley Ore,
William Miller, George Loucks and
Aylmer LIE Baron.
| A gathering of about twenty five
girls, near friends of the dead girls,
Occupied special seats in front. These
girls were dressed entirely in white.
A large procession of carriages
hacks, and autos followed the hearse
to Glenwood cemetery, where the
body was laid to rest. Many went
afoot all the way out to the ceme-
itery.