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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27
Kesd Jcta Odctettiin
ia ratfa,ulteaia mufaan. oto. los Sal

Mnni. ianot find. @nni on Iuopu.
nut iiitd ~oifeuoesta, mifG b1nellG on
ollut Geroon. SGn on beitt1npt Ipr-
iGGn fen. ionfa mlistoafin iinG olet
ipoGmeii fallcutcna i~dilpttGnpt. Stun
Mnni on luopunut omistuSoifeuoes.
taan, Ell bGnellG enGd iitd ole. ga nd.
ethan, ettei bdn iitd tab6ofaan.
@nemmGn FUN puolitoista muotta
on ban ollut poisia ~riittddbGn ie 10
tooistufiefii, ettei ban beten pltio.
pGiippbesiG tefoaan tebnpt. ct Ills
Iomffaa banen oifenfiiaan, Jos otat
omafiefii fen, mifd Ell bGnelle enGG
feItpanrntt.
s~ljotelc mpos @eroal @jattele iitG
pfiinGiippttG, mibin bGnet on tuo.
minnut anni, ia mibin iind aiot bG.
net tuomita - ia fpip, onto ie oifeii.
6enmufaista, ia miek1, onto ie raf.
fauocnmltaista. @n tarfoita raffal,.
bella lemmen leifittelp1. minfa mn.
fam npfpiiin apioliittoia puretaan
ia iolmitaan iolmitaan ia puretaan
- farfana iiit1, ettG moista puo-
IuSteliiincni tifiiin - mltta onban
meillG forfeampifin mitapuu, iaffo-
us. iofa lei omoario etli". Tutfi fen
mifaon, r1ifG on oifeinl
Diem ianonut ianottaDani iuoraan
ia fiertclcmatt1, iillG ei minulla ole
aifaa tpbian loruamiieen. Soiiet teb.
tGpGni minua 10 futiunat. &pipn
main miclG: oletfo min rifas, ettd
mott seittaG luotaii ipoGmen, iofa
faiton on ipffinpt iinulle maiffa
erebbpflestG tuli iibotufii t%oiieen -
pfiin niin1fin aifoina, iolloin
Ell ollpt iiitd tietoinen. Taata lite
oiio, mitta pddtG oifeinl Eapabtrt-
foon fulfil Sidn tabbon miifaam!
Sini1n Snferiii."
Suumaiituneeni piteli @eipa fG-
oesiG1n firiettG ipiel6 pitfGn aifaan
len luettliaan. Hiemltsta mapautitf-
fen tunne tllipebti bGnen plitieen
feiGiiet tpeoet w%alloilleen pGds-
ieinG, moientaen fobinallaan faiffi
miiilt GGnet, buubtoen tieltGGn faiffi
wastufiet, mallihifiet.
&irffaona iImestpfiend nGfi bGn
Serran lain ibanafii "mapoloen To-
iofa Ell iorra eifG fableboi
lpaon "iGGnnoilla iolmiamatta' opet-
taa menettelemGGn raffauoen FORTE
an fdsfpn miifaan. sc oil ilmestps
Min Iumoafpa, ettG ipoGn fpdriii iitd
nGbbesiGGn.
@etpar pieni aiuinbuone of miiit-
FUN falifii, iosia fristallit fl.
malteletpat, ruuiut tlioffatpat ia IA.
pelaallot feimrtpat, iosia lilo elGd ia
riemll leiffiG Ipo. dustin ban ttnii
iie6an tGsfG niioesia pmpdristosiG.
Sanen belIppteniG ~iairaita fobtaan
liiGGntpi iiinG mddrin, eta toperit
ndfiwGt iiind iairaloiiuutta. Sa fiii.
tenfin oil min, ettei ban nabnpt eifd
boiooffaitaar, iiId main pf-
oiatis taptti bdnet fofonaan, tho
pffi:
SIman riffomusta Geron, lain
mufann.
5pfipiiet miifot mierabtimdt FUN
tonsiien. Mifafin leiffi, iooepiiarot
bpp1btelimGt ia tuulet teuboiiDat.
aolmifpmmenpliotias of fiin fouIit.
totto.
Iieni foimerriis ipoomen pobiolla
peittpi muibin tiintemufiiin.
Qesfen ipfipn fefpdttd iottui ipdba.
pdt0inen ieiffa, %ioIlaiiia iottuu iofa
Geuo tapaii GIpiira aiWen.
Sanet ndbtpdGn idpidbti @efpo,
bdnet diff plIGtettp po'
bonteosto.
4uulfaapa - ianoi opettaia.
10. ou,,t o;foin nohoiIToni
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

Jtenttt t9aItt.
(2anIetaan fuin 261 9. @.)
SiitG npt on lilo mulla,
Spntein tGbben titomitiiIIa:
= Seeiiis osti omafienia
SiunatulIa perelIGniG.
SiitG nina nptfin Iai,Iar,
Scum on poiffi ipnnin paula.
Sofa fitoi tuomiobon, ,
$elmetinfin anfiobon.
&iitos, Seefus merestdfi,
Sonfa onrioit eoestdni.
Mittaafieii titomiosta,
2unastoaffes fiiolenaasta.
Soutu Seeius, moriioifi
Noutamabon fotioiii,
2uoffes' alma afumaban,
Grtinittaii nauttimoban.
Scum ID miet nun taitpaan ioIiin.
Mutiiaitten ppbGn pariin.
SieII' Ell ipnti iurini tiiota
@ifd fppneI en6G tpuo6o.
$40 festdd iianfaifen,
Sit Ell estG moiiet poibeet.
3iitos wirret iieIId roifiri,
Taremmir ne fiIloin foifina.
Mntti 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

iesti, teesfennellpn milffaasti, mifG
taos fiinnitti Decentralization opetta.
iattaren buomiota.
So Min pGdtettiin, ettd @eipan on
emf iunnuntaina tebtGpG laimin.
lpotp pierailu.
Scum neiti &imi of mennpt, tGpt.
tpipGt @eipan iilmdt fppnelillG. Sdr.
fptetpin mielin palaii ban iairaa-
laania.
Inni oil %fationut bdneen @lwii.
ran filmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

2Gbeni ioiiIu.
sc ei merfinnpt @epaIle lepoa,
liIlG Ell bGn oifoniit ottao pastaon
bGneIle tariottrio fpmmenen pdiipdt
Iomoo, paiffa t6ti ia 3irsti iban rii-
foiIipa. bGntd E~aponiIaan. Saoipii.
tettr pormitiis of bdneIIe fifth fal-
Iisoripoinen, ettei bdn tabtonut iitd
mieoG olttiifii u1iiiIIe tpooroiae. gi-
fdban ban parmasti tiennpt, mostoi.
iipotfo Geron iaotputafiet bdnen O.
mioan.
Sie TapaniIaon ppipi bdneIIe full.
iettuna. @oi, miten mieIeIIddrt, mt
ten mieIeIrddn ban rientdiii finnel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

Sb, fitinfa ipfip on foIeaal MDrs.
fp repii priit p%aliaifii, pilmet iiefa.
Ieifii ia meren forbumafii onnetto.
mriil6en fitiIitfii. Gen biiomaii &c.
pa fdpoesiddn piIun iinertdmdna
@Ipiira &imen airntoa foboen.
SGn of taas tppni, Ell enGd iGpidb-
belIpt. 2GbtiesiGGn oil bGn lufemtt
Snferin firieerL miitta tiirbaan, ie
of fa6ottaniit tenbonia.
"Maffais, iofa Ell omaania etii."
GIniira iloitii n6b6esiGGn @etpan
tppnepoen ia pleipan, milpittomGn IL
meen b6nen iilmisidGn. - 81 alma
fam mielG - pGGtti ban iiitG.
Mutta fun gema nGfi popo1llG
malofuwan, iofa eiitti Innio, Geroa
ia 2eenaa mieIlpttGmGsti rpbmittp-
neenG, tefi ban paGtofienid:
- 81 fosfaan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

division to Bellaire-Shadyside division
Ed. Schellenberg transferred from
Br1dgeport-Martins Ferry division tc
Bellaire-Shadyside run.
Arthur Williams transferred from
tripper run to Bellaire-Shadyside di
vision
G. Hanes transferred from main line
to Bellaire-S hadyside.
J. ID. Moore transferred from Bridge
port-Martins Ferry to Bellaire-Shady
side.
Van Cook transferred on Bellaire
Shadyside division.
s. l.. Slovan transferred on Bellaire
Shadyside run.
Henry Cline transferred from main
line TO Beilaire- S~hadyside division
j. +. Hopper transferred from Bel
laire-Shadyside division to Martins
Ferry-North York street nun.
W. L. Mobley retained on trlpper
run.
II. L. Janlett transferred from Bel
laire 10 tripper run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

IS visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Anderson. Of the First ward.
Mrs. o. l. Mccoy. Of Beech Bottom
was a wheeling visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Lloyd and daughter Ethe
nave returned TO their home in Wells
vile. O.. after a visit at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Cald-
well.
AIRS. John Farrell and daughter. Caro-
me. OF bridgeport. o.. were visitini
Ncllshurg friends on sunday.
MISS Eftie Hoover has returned &c
AlanninEtOn. where she Is teaching
schooi after a visit with her parent
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Patterson and
daughter have returned 10 their home
IN Ierre tautc. Ind. after spending the
holidays here with relatives.
Mrs J. II. Z4lliken and laughter. Mrs
y 4. Cox and daughter Miss Martha.
MIS-. Dave Mont gomcry and George
Berghoff, John Kelly and daughtcr
Helen. George Patterson and Raw An
derson. were among the Welisburg visit
tors In Wheeling on Monday.
Miss Martha Masson attended the
closing dance OF the hiEh school Alumni
az S~tcubenville. o. on New Years eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
WELLSBURG

WELLSBUEG. W. Va. Jan. AT The
tesular meeting Of the county court on
monday. =. "a. Baxter. OF cross creek
alstrict, senior member of the body. was
erected as president for the ensuing
year AFTER the election the court took
up the rcgular quarterly business
O.. T. LlchelhcrErr was HetDUfsd By The
county court as The road engineer f0r
bruoke county. Hr was secured for the
term OF one year. with the court hnyIna
lh' IriflICEo or CuursllIur Do in aIN
months 10 he fails Go make good. lie ls
aIl'Wed IA SALARY 81 $1,000 a. prescribed
by law. Mr.. ElcholborEDr Ia connected
With the iennsbl tuuia state IlrhWn.
\. rartmcut. With headquarters nd
2 fiINlln 10 was present at the lusI
meeting 81 The court and ronferred MA,
th'm. lie Will make hts offico BOD tnc
room formerly occupied by the county
rest room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. W Va Jan. B.
Ar. and Mrs A. T. McCoil0ch entertain
4 WIN "A FAMILY dinner on Saturday.
Sayres. o. Wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs.
mas Nichols and daughter, Hilda May
OF LeatherWood. Mr.. 70 Mrs. Harvey
Ir~mble and Alpha and Lula Of short
creek Mr. and Mrs j. r. McColloch
end son. Gaic and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Miss Julia Ridgley pleasantly enter
LhIucd "a Few OF her friends Wednesday.
nose present being. Mechanics O.
ana MARY Allen. Misses Mary
LuckcL Mary steele. Ivy Yeakel. Grace
Mrs Lou Jerome entortained with q
guests being Mr. ard Airs D. D. Hcck-
" Wheeling Mr and lirs Curtis
Mr.. and Nrs. y s. Honnr. OF cameron
aud Mi.s Alverda Jerome
Of her friends with "a Sew Years din
Misses la roFus and Aiyerda Jer-
ing me weck az thsir home ''n
MICS CalIie curtis VIII return Co her
homo after spending the holidays in
Master Chas Caldwell ia slowly im.
proving frof 20 severe attack off typhoid
va-ter Adrian clancy sr.rt o. rev
dave Che rur.t ~ BIZ rarf. hfrs robert
2 rtfI.f Hf short Greek
on account of ths Ir.ilurr.v OF tho
Weather. tnr saw mHI lu lump woods
Wa ulIhI. fH WORK thIs pr.t
W. 1okrnu. MANAGER of the saw mill.
ono near fIs BON. lr t-r
Ihr epidemic OF lu grippe has Bite
De town many people slFsrinr from
Mr. and Mrs p ~ Rodsara md utls
fnu. o. M. Ir. Hf N-uHHnrnnn. are rUnrH.
jos 1 f0w days Che guest of The former
rpf- or ohio. is tho guest OF
h' M l1rncf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

Bellaire -shadyside division to main
line.
W. Z. Davis transferred from Bell
aire-Shadysldo to main line.
A. c. Mo0ley transferred on Ray
land division.
II. E. Hall transferred from Mar
tins Ferry-North York street 10 Ray
land division.
r. J. Welch transferred on RayIand
division.
o. w. Morrat transferred on Ray
land division.
w. NJ. Reed retains run on Martins
Ferry-Bridgeport division.
Charles Kirchner retains run on
Martins Ferry-Bridgeport division.
/ George Dinger retains run on Mar
tins Ferry-North York street division.
w. BOnneman. transferred from
main line TO Martins Ferry North York
street division.
I'd Burke transferred on Rayland
division.
Clarence Wood. transferred rrom
Bellaire s~hadysids division 70 Ray
land division.
r. W. Sears. retains run on Rayland
division.
T.. G. Todd. transferred from Martins
Ferry North York street to Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry.
G.. G. Ruble. transferred from Mar
tins Ferry North York street TO Bridge
port and Martins Ferry.
j. II. kirkland. transferred from Bel
laire Shadyside division 20 Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry run.
f. A. Ashbaugh. transferred from
main line TO Martins Ferry North
York street
f. Allen. transferred on Martins
Ferry North York street run.
vs.. g. Wirgel. retains old run on
Martins Ferry North York street dlvi
sion.
W. r. Wiley. transferred from RAY.
lnni division 10 Martins Ferry North
York street
Charles %sonnefeld. transferred from
main line TO Barton division.
j. Conklo. retains old run on Barton
division.
g. W. Evans. rstains old run on Bar
ton division.
Geogre p Pryor. retains old run on
U'Ilairo S~hadysido division.
John Foster. retains old run on Bet
la're shndyside division
IT, s. Carroll. transferred from bar
'. NNFi'ANN 10 hfIIaIIN o|NHlNNINo nIFl.
zion.
Robert ~ Evans. Transferred from
Hayland division 70 Bclialro ghadyaide
O. O. Hartlcbaugh. retains old run
on Bollaire Shadyslde division.
It. a swim. transferred ON BeIiafrs
Shadyalde division.
D s. clancy. retained on Beuaire
shady9ido division
o. T Tcufai transferred ON RoIIaire.
sladysido division.
Fomo Ramsey Transferred from
wnin line 20 Hoiiaire ghadyaIdo a.
vision.
J. = Bonsr Transferred on narton
dI.I-0n
- O. Hadreu transferred ON Barton
division.
william Hoes retained old run on
Barton division.
DO T. Ronfe Transferred from rci.
Iaireshadf Zoo to HrIi1Ire division
~ D. Great Transferred from reI.
'H'rr shaaIa.1o division il HrIiairo
rum
.rn Snyder transferred to HeIaire.
.fr ... division
t'm"u transferred from UayIaad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

rich. Mrs. Crider, who has been sueIer-
ing from a growth on one OF her hands,
VIII take treatment from DR.. Rennolda.
Mrs Mary WORKMAN. of video. Is
quite III. at her home OF heart trouble.
Dennis Murphy. a we'll known Greene
county veteran. is I'll at his home.
VIM Hewett OF Jones MIL, Pa. re-
turned TO his home Monday after spend
ing several lays with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C~hauncey Laubenshin-
ner OF Columbus. o., who ave been
spending seevral days with friensd al
W. va, where they vii lbs the Guest
or Mrs Laubenshlnners sister, Mrs.
oscar Thomas.
Misses Le9ta steele, teacher at Glen
Liberty Normal spent the holiday sea-
son with their parents, at MaJorsville.
Earl Clutter. who Is employed by tho
Christmas with his father. Mr.. sils
Clutter.
John Gum. OF BurnsvnIs. WAS thu
guest OF his friend, N. f. Harris. sun
Timbers and lumber from q der
rick are being hauled 70 the ozenbaugh
I wSI I R9Tth o. this PiSe1 where a tess
urban Gas Co.
The Fields we'll belonging TO the
city 4 suburan Gas Compa1S. came in
NJ. g. McKerrihan. field superintendent
Tor the Light a Heat Company. has a
lumber 20 tho Workman farm. Tho
expects 20 work ON
well No. 2 at hat plao ewith the be-
ginning OF the year.
Fletcher and Braden OF Cameron. ara
moving a string OF tools" 10 the Van
eta NO 2 for the purpose OF drilling
that well deeper.
Mrs. Jennie nay and children OF
G~reysvtlle were the ove Sunday guests
Or Mrs Days parents. Mr.. n Mrs.
John Frye.
Miss Frances Murphy OF Cameron.
who has been spending the past weei,
with Mrs. Chambers. returned home
cousin. Mrs. Roy strickiin. Or Dallas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
mainrrrtl1. nn.r.

a few cases Of dyphtheria are re-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben GetttuFs OF Calls.
spent Thursday with Mr. n Mrs Guy
GcttlnEs.
Robert Headley. o. Bristoria. spent
Saturday with his sister. Mrs Tf-lrr
UluamNre
Guy Cuttings who has been confined
TO Que room by m severe cold. Dr. better.
hrurff ~ the salem ~ RI church was
postponed
A F TrIfrr NJ Elm Grove. ana D-
NrrrnIfa of TuurdeviI1e. spent Wrfrra-
day with ST. Orders mother. af me
home ~ her daughter. Mrs. Belle shrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

Glass. Drusilla McConn. Walter Church
man. Everett Cook, Misses Mary Wells,
Gertrude Slife. Mary Elder. Mildred
hoggess, Messrs. Conrod Hartley, John
Delaplaine. Henry Shields.
Miss Lulu McConn returned from her
the holidays.
Miss Ivy Yaekel Will return to her
school AZ Waynesburg the last OF the
week.
Mr.. clyde Stellar was q visitor In
ClaysVille last week for a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
FoUED 70 BOMBS.

NEW YORK. Jan. After the arrest
today of Giovanni A~ttanasio. thirty five.
polics said they found IN the mans ron,
- small bombs o. the fuse type primef
ond prepared FOR instant use In adff.
ton % the bombs. police faid they al,
discovered a quantity OF dvnamifs. erf-
phur. fuse and Illuminating caps.
Inc prisoner was taken 20 headquar-
frre FOR Questioning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
GIVEN CHOICE OF RUNS
FIRST OF YEAR.
Tom Rafferty, and w. II. oruble. Who
Were Given Priority, Do Not
Change Divisions

Taking effect Sunday. January End.
1915. on nearly every division OF the
Wheeling Traction company's lines In
. West Virginia and Ohio. changes In
the men In charge of the cars took
place. The changes were made ac-
ecording TO the numebr of years that
the motorman or conductor has served
b company. he having choice of the
run he desired.
Tom Rafferty,, a motorman. who be-
came connected with the company IN
1855. vas given first choice. and he
selected the Rayland division upon
which he has been for the past sveral
years.
Leading the conductors in point or
service is W. II Gruble. on the Ben
Observation-Disclosures division. was
given his choice OF the runs" He has
been with the Wheeling Traction COM
pany since 1898. and during most or
he time he has had charge of the
Observation-Disclosures car. and
again choose this as his route.
This new system has been only re-
Gently adopted by the Wheeling Trac-
ton company.
The division that has the largest
aAAbt VI IuDo Is liz uldlu line. IL
embraces the Benwood-North Wheel
ing and the Benwood and Fair grounds
| cars. Following are the changes
pade:
Motormen.
John B. Clark. retains old run on
main line.
II. Frohnappel. transferred on main
line.
J. G. Williams. transferred from Bel
laireShadyside to main line.
Julius Norteman. transferred on
main line.
Robert carp. retains old run on main
line.
II. r. Mattern. transferred from Bel
laire to main line.
Harry Ludwig. remains on main line.
W. M~cGlumphy. retains old III on
main line.
Walter Burke. from Bellaire run to
main line.
- w. c. Bethel. retains run on main
line.
T. J. Morris. retains old run on main
line.
]. NJ. Bonar. retains old run on main
line.
Charles East. extra. given run OF
main line.
Sam Moore. remains on old run on
main line.
II. +. vierhelter. transferred from
Martins Ferry. North York street 10
main line.
Joseph Shafer. transferred from Bel
laire-Shadyside run to main line.
John Storm, changes run On main
line.
II. ]. Frohnappel. transferred from
DATrag-a CL-Iw-NI- - -
James Duvall, retains old run on
main line.
l.. d. Cole. transferred from Barton
run to Rayland.
A. j.. Coney retains run on Rayland
line.
Thomas Rafferty,. retains run on
Rayland division.
]. F. McKum. run transferred on
Rayland division.
Otto Walter. transferred from Ray.
land run to Martins Ferry-Bridgeport.
G. p. Lemery. transferred from Bel
laire-Shadyside run to Martins Ferry
Frank Brown retains run on Martins
F~erry-North York street division.
W. Petit retains old run on Martins
Ferry-North York street division.
II. Schrader transferred from Bel
laire-Shadyside division to Raylant
division.
p. +. Cunningham transferred from
Barton division to Rayland run.
j. W. Elliott transferred from MAR
line to Rayland division.
]. y. Furbee retains run on Raylanc
division.
a. s. Reeves transferred from Mar
tins Ferry-North York street TO Bridge
port and Martins Ferry run.
Frank Miller transferred from Bel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
Whittal Rugs

Body Brussels of Wilton Vel
vets, the very finest domestic
Rugs obtainable. AT all sea-
sons of the year we show a big
assortment of these.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
McDougall
Kitchen Cabinets

This is the Cabinet of exclu-
sive features and superior
workmanship. A bigger, bet
ter and more convenient
kitchen help at a reasonable
price. Ask to see the new
Auto Front Cabinet with the
white porcelain extension
table top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
Leonard RetrigeratOrs

The one-piece porcelain lined
box with the nine walls of in
sulation. Bear the Leonard
Cleanable in mind for next
season-it's the best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
The Things You'll Read About in 1916
RANGES

With the thermostat oven heat
regulator the great heat regu-
lator - the greatest improve
ment in gas ranges since the
discovery Of gas as a fuel.
Measures the heat as readily
a IS you would measure a cup
of flour. Let us demonstrate
it for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

The business mon are asked not o.
Fet ih' banquet Of The Chamber ~
mmcrco ut the Hotel Charlton Goa
IuHauHF evening The t"rsusurrfnffsu
.nmulIfrH viii have charge OF DO and
nave provided "a fiuo program for tho
evening Important hurfuraa maffrra
vii i. UI.unnL I-L-r. In. m..iInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
COffield Power
Washers

The original Water Power
Washer with all the improve
ments suggested by ten years.
experience in their manufac-
ture. The most simple in con-
struction and the most reli-
able.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

INU funeral services were held over
tn' body OF Mrs Frank 1ltlefuu. ut the
Holiday Cove Christian church. sun
Gay afternoon THE minister OF tina.
church bad charge ~ thr services Dol.
torment at fhe Three SPRINGS cemetery
nf Holidays Cove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
MAJORSVILLB

MAJORSNILLE. W. Va. Jan. g.
The many friends OF Mrs. Wm. McDan-
or her death during the past week, OF
heart failure. Mrs. Mcdaniel, who was
furuerly Miss Emma Daniel-Harden
was we'll known here. having been a
resident OF this section for many years.
She leaves. TO mourn her loss a husband
ana i've children. one. a babe a month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
DAVEN'O BEDS

The Bed that closes into a
Davenport and carries all the
bed clothes, even the pillows,
all the time. Always ready for
use and can be opened or
closed at a moments notice.
Every one equipped with a
Way Sagless bed spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
Way Sagless
Springs

Here's a Bed Spring that's
guaranteed for 35 years.
Never says in the center
overcomes the tendency of
rolling together - insures a
better nights rest because of
its great resiliency and is alb
solutely bug proof.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
EDISON DIAMOND
DISC

This new musical instrument
is years ahead of any other
talking machine. 1t repro
duces music with wonderful
fidelity, eliminating all me-
chanical timbre.
1t plays with a permanent
diamond point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

Or and Mrs. Laycock OF huntsville.
very p~leasanuy entertained at dinner
friday. Those present were: Mr.. and
worth Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
steele, Mrs. Eta Alley. Mrs. Mary
steele. Mrs. Newman and James Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
or a pretty wedding Thursday, Deem
Der. By. when their charming daughter.
Gilbert Frye. A splendid dinner was
served o. a number Of invited guests.
The newly wcds received many useful
and beautiful presents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
In Everything There Is
a BEST

In Furniture there is always one
line that eXcells all others and the
different ones we haue advertised
here, are leaders in their various
Classes.
You've probably read about one or the other,
not only in the local papers but in many
national publications as well, because in every
important town and city throughout the
United States, you will find these lines car
ried by the most progressive stores of a
community.
Each line carries an assurance of proven merit backed by
thousands of satisfied users all over the country.