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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
-,nNATE RABID COYOTE
/ ..,ou of Congress of $4,000
kpprOprian.uo@w work of Killing Pests.

- d. c., May 3.-Ihe ap-
washington, congress in the Urgent
rOpriation e ~, Of $4,000 for the con-
bsheiesh,.sa bies among coyotes IN p;a 'he
Dol o. u enabled the Bureau OF n,o, ~
Vest has ser er # the Z. s. Department OF OF
iesl sarve s 10 put 5 inspectors and lso
Agieultale,, the field, in addition to It's
unters LIMITATION. These men are
risting ois oregon, Nevada, California,
'sI rdaho, and along the me. oOraep IN
nd iuG IN addition to these measures res
Utah ~ Rabies Commission mas
BE NEVIS a its intention of expendlng a
Ggniflea 40 Of money under recommen-
)srge sum .ds by the Biological Survey,
bstions mau ahable that other States will
IND il Is p,V'St ockmen and ranch own
hhe Kew cooperating by furnishing
g. a. and forage free OF charge; Inc ne
lorses ane Of preventing the spread OF
lnpC s;ssase is fully realized
he diSe avote has alweys been a pest to
The com Init with the advent Of rabies
toekmen,. ame a serious danger to per-
has p s1s1l as to stock. In many sec
|en n. q If Oregon, Idaho. California ana
ions :, narents are afraid to send
Eeyaaa s,;,dren to school unless they are
pen m sn and there is always dan
Fen qua aa domestic dogs will be bitten
Der W.. sna' mad animals and spread the
'ne 70 the families of their owners
lse oregon .. and Nevada over 100 per
.. have have received the Pasteur treat
lons nor Gov rabies within the past three
psn. ~, ond stock interests have suffer
ear lsrarely In one feed lot in Win
SEC Nevada, a single coyote caus-
sn 1So loss Of 90 head of three-year old
beef steers 4ho os+
,,;o"s t is not the first outbreak OF
n;"s among coyotes in the Western
a ,u.os In 1911 the disease made its
saooronee in Wallowa County, Oregon,
n snread southwark. This infesta-
~ ~ iii continues. In the spring of
a1s ,be disease made its first appear
,se in northern Nevada, and at the
assent time southwestern Idaho,
a..Saastern California, and approxima-
slv tbe northern half of Nevada are in
The normal coyote is cunning but
ouardly and has particular aversion
the scent of human being. When
t,;eken with rabies, however, it does
hesitate to snap at everything in reach
ma TO attack men as well as dogs and
Sattle In this condition it does not
n and consequently can not be killed
BY poisoned bats.
/ In controlling the disease the Bureau
n Biological Survey purposes first to
prevent its spread by killing off the
ovotes along the borders of the in
Fested districts. After this has been
Bone, the infested areas themselves can
kffectually be rid of the animals and
Me disease stamped out.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

Probably none of Uncle Sans repre-
sentatives at foreign courts has had so
many annoyances to contend with and
difficult situations to untangle as
Charles ]. Vopicka. United States min
ister to Roumania, Servia and Bulga-
ria. Only a few days ago he was
called upon to secure the release of
the chancellor of the American lega-
ton at Sofia, who had been arrested
by Bulgarian officials, charged with
bribing police officer to issue pass
ports.
Minister Vopicka makes his head
quarters at Bucharest, Roumania.
which is much larger city than Sofia
or Belgrade. the capitals of Bulgaria
and Servia. Mr.. Vopicka was born in
Prague, Bohemia, is in his fifty eighth
year and came to this country at the
age Of twenty-five. At the time of his
appointment in the fall of 1918 he was
said to be the first foreign born citizen
Of the United States to receive such
an important post in the diplomatic
service. Another interesting feature
Is the fact that he is a Slav and as
such was the first man Of his race to
be accredited from the United States
to the twin Slav countries-Bulgaria
and Servia. Roumania is Latin coun-
try.
In private life Mr.. Vopicka Is a
wealthy Chicago banker. He has been
prominent in politics in the city and
has been liberal contributor to Dem
ocratic campaign funds.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
Ashes as q Fertilizer.

The farmer who burns wood for heat
ing and cooking should carefully store
the ashes and not permit them to leach,
IS they have peculiar fertilizing
talue. They not only contain potash
and phosphoric acid in appreciable
amounts, but also contain magnesia
and lime. and when applied to the land
they also act indirectly to increase the
available nitrogen content of organk'
matter in the soil
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
AT. CHASE LOSES HOME BY FIRE,

The farm home of Al Chase in Pleas
ant Valley was destroyed by fire Mon,
day evening about 4:30. Mr.. Chase had
intended to build in better, location
before long but the fire coming right
when he could begin to do spring work
and the fact that nearly all OF the
household furniture was lost made the
fire a serious thing. The fire burned
90 RAPIDLY that many of the things
which were removed from the house
could not be taken to sufficient dis
lance and they too were destroyed. nv
insurance was carried. me loss was
upward to $500.-Stites Enterprise
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
Commandant at Columbus. NJ. M.

Major William r. Sample, COM
mandant Of the base camp at Column
bus, N. NJ, is veteran of the Spanish
American fracas and is an experienced
campaigner. The recent concentration
of troops at the Columbus base was
for the purpose of protecting the Dor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
naa,M1IBERLAIN's TABLETS HAVE
uoNE WONDERS rop MT

|acb t,nah se been a sufferer from stom-
altbonooSs Tor a number of years, and
re nsS;san have used great number of
plant ~ recommended for this COM
first ~ chamberlain s Tablets is the
five ana aiG i. that has given me posi-
Anna lasting relief" writes Mrs.
|"Cbamhnaadin, Spencerport, N. Y.
Wonders q 8 Tablets have done
highly ;, iop me and value them very
obtainable everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

handle. TO use, grasp the top lightly
in the hand, holding at the sides, then
whirl handle to bring the point to the
front in the direction to be measured.
Continue to revolve the measure,
changing the points In advance
Southern Agriculturist.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04
COUGH.

One Of the most successful prepara-
tions in use for this disease is Cham
berlain, Is Cough Remedy. s. W. NC
Clinton, Blandon Springs, Aia;, WrlSes >
"Our baby had whooping cough as paI
as most any baby could nave II, ID
gave him Chamberlain g Cough heneIy
and it soon got him WELL" optalhaoie
everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

Mrs. F. E. Putnam has opened dress
making parlors in the Revere hos et
building and would be pleased 70 a 4.vs
the ladies of Grangeville. Satisfae an
assured.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

ehoiea , ooa!e-Twelve head Of very
yearl;nn eg,stered red roam and white
han Fs snort Horn bulls. WIN. Null
rem, Idaho. In.1o
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

Loans. H. w. Carrots. 45-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Mrs John Almond is ill al hsr home
on south kichIHud avenue.
STANLEY Thomas. ~ Seventeenth street
and lachland avenue. is slowly recover
INK from injuries received hv bolus
Ei-ked BY horse several days ago.
Miss Maud Wright Is slowly recover
its 80 the North Wheeling hospital. FOL
lowing nu operation.
Miss NafIc Marsh. who has been vis-
finE Mrs John Ncwiaud. ct the North
End has returned Co her nom. In steI-
bsnyillc
tru-ts Good OF Glsrn's run. has ar.
copied position - Kari = Ford's store
ou Eighteenth street
Tho o. " " e. HIbie class Of the
lrfahl t'riau church has completed ar
rtnr,mouts for th' minstrel show whi 10
VIII De- given this evening at che ser
theatre. a large sale of tickets for Tic
affair has been reported
Eugene Prayer .a siHwII recovering
after being 900 Hf bis hom. ON North
Warvoud avenue.
Contractor 49, rum ard Some. OF Mar.
fius Ferry. viii remove Co Nurfn War
God iu fhr near future.
T. e. NuIf.. who has been t.rt 900 fur
the past couple dHre 90 he home Hu
Eighteenth street was little better
l1ef evening
Nrs Burns Wurrpt of Eighteenth
street who was taken fu f.. N.Ifh
Wnes INK hospital sunday. f. UNDERGO
1r operation HHe reported to b. rrst.
irF easily last might
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
BENNINGTON

NANNINGTON. W. Va. April D.
Mrs. ~. =. Hawkins is home from Visit
with relatives iu FaIrmont
The Misses Mar yaud Winifred Ryan
are F4irruOut visitors to-day.
Or and Mrs vs. r.. Andrews have
moved into the Lancaster apar tIuents
on C1arlsburE street.
Miss Ruth Crawford has returned 20
Washington. - g.. To- resume her studies
a. the colonial school. after visiting
friends here.
Mrs Mol simmons. Miss Ruth Phil
lips and Miss Louis. kumlcr were Fair
mont visitors last evening
Z Drizcoll is q business visitor here
from Baltimore. Nd.
\ T. Trichard is home from a visit
u tho East.
Miss Virginia stewart has resumed
nor studies ar Wesleyan college, Buck
harmon.
Allen Ifout left yesterday for Keyser.
vs.. Va. where be will locate
Miss Crabtree. of krNFnr. ". Va. e. =
business visitor here for two weeks
r. ". Davis spent. sunday ~ HE
home iu Grafton.
O. l.. Coftr.l is spending q few days
Loo Weston.
Miss Ruth searnons has returned %
rfr home in M0rEsntowu after visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Harry Matthews
Tho members ~ tho Tcu-Eyka club
were pleasantly entertained a. the home
~ Miss Frances Slater. on High street .
Monday evening During The evening
Tho enlargement o. Misc Mary RYAN %
fhia ,Ifv. and Mr. Earl Cover ~
Charleston. was announced. fho Wedding
%. take place af an early date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Mrs. j. A. Morrison Is confined az her
home ON sixth street with illness
LAME Booth 90 this city left yester-
day Tor Pittsburgh. where he has &C
copied position.
Mrs. = vs.. swan b. seriously 80 az
asthma az her home on Morton avenue
Misses Eva S,Ncll and Mary Bond OF
this city are spending several DAYS al
Cameron visiting with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. McMullen and
daughter Miss Irene. have returned %
their home here from Norfolk. Va
Miss y Lee Smith returned 10 Phua-
delphia. Pa. yesterday 10 resume her
studies.
Miss Catherine Rodley leaves today
for Buckhauuon Co resume her studies
az Wesleyan.
Mrs Allen REID of Edgcvood is
spending several days here Whiting with
her mother. Mrs. $. NJ. TimbIin. of
u Sixth street.
Mrs. John Black has returned 10 her
home o. Cameron. She was accuupaui.l
there bN Mrsn Edward Htnernnau and
little daughter. Miss H.rfH Lee ,vho
VIII lo her guests for fhs Weekend
Charles Mcl'pwhs 90 -teuhauyIfle ID
is spending several Gays az his here.
Mrs. saul Moore 81 this CITY who
underwent an operation for aprerdl-
citic AZ the Glendale hospital il get.
ting along a. nicely as could bc eN.
pecfod
Master Donald McGW is confined A.
bis home here suffering with the grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

spend a Few DAYS buying goods for
Works department store.
Arthur McCamey. who spent t>e
spring vacation at his home. has lett
FOR Oberlin. Ohio. to resume his studies
at business college.
r. \. Turyford Of Hartford City. has
left for oxford. Pa. called there by the
death Of his brother r.. :. Terytord.
Nj. and Mrs. Chester Cushing. who
have been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Belle Young. have returned TO their
home in Warrington. ". Va.
Mrs. Ella Beardmorc. who has been
spending the past several months hero.
has left for her home IN Woodsfield. t.
Mccormick. who will spend two weeks
with her.
Dr and Mrs. J. \ Bennett left the
first of the week for Philadelphia. To
attend the wedding OF their son.
Mrs. Melvin Mason and son. of Hunt
ington. are the guests OF her father. <.
J n. Schoy arrived homee Tuesday
from a business trip TO Pittsburgh an ,
other points.
Nj. and Mrs Harry Daily and little
daughter, Helen Frances. have returned
to their home in Parkersburg. after Wis
itins Mrs. Dally's mother. Mrs. 4. \.
White.
Mrs. Berko Harris and little daughter.
Jean are spending "a few days ia PITTS
burgh. with Mr.. Harris. who Is located
there.
MI. \. NJ. Jones and daughter. Miss
Helen Jones. have arrived home from
Esirmonf. where they spent the past
three weeks with relatives.
Miss Helen Davidson. voice teacher.
OF Farkersburg. was here Tuesday in
-trucfinE her class.
g.. ~. Talbot has arrived home from
Battle creek VI ich. where. he spent thee
rast few weeks. Mrs.. Talbot will not
b.. home until the first 81 May.
Misses Coo Pomrroy and Blanche cut
lor entertained with two tables of
bridge Tuesday evening. at their home
Iu North Wells street.
Miss Helen Slemaksr deliRhtfully en-
tertatnsd the members Of her sewing
.Iub Tuesday evening. Music cards and
uscdIrwork were the main diversions
and a delicious luncheon was served 30
tho following. Margaret Work. clara
Alder. Helen Jones. sara Bailey. Pauline
Jones Annette Frame. Edna Lindelty 81.
virginia Thistle and Marie Edmonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
TWENTY YEARS
THIS WHEELING
MAN SUFFERED
Andrew Robinson Tells Rsu's DRUG
Store Hes Better, Thanks
10 Wentworth.

Most medicines depend for their
sale on endorsements coming from
unknown far-away users who cannot
be met face TO face and asked about
their experience. Not so In the case
OF Nerv-Worth Every day in this
space readers come in contact with
endorsements OF Wentworth. appear
Ing over the signature of well known
and highly esteemed homefolks.
Here's an instance:
Rau's Drug Store-For 20 years
have suffered with nervous indiges-
ton. Have taken different kinds OF
medicine and tried about everything
saw advertised. What relief de.
rived was only temporary. Doctored
some.
Have taken Wentworth treatment
for two weeks feel good. my diges.
ton is better. my general health Is inn
proved. had but one spell OF indiges-
ton since | began. and that was my
own fault. | recommend Nerv-North
"a good medicine as IL helped me
and I'm satisfied I'll be cured.
ANDREW ROBINSON.
Mr.. Robinson lives at No. as. Alley
Is. Your dollar back at Rau's drug
store II you derive no benefits from
Wentworth
Our personal guarantee is back OF
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co
F. II. Rau.
Wentworth is sold also by H. /.
Judge. Wellsburg: Midway Drug Co,
McMecken. Benwood: Dankworth
Bros. Bellaire; Patterson 4 Cons. 81.
Clairsville; Ralston 4 Parker. Mar
tins Ferry; v. II. Sayles, Moundsville
-Adyt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
WEST ALEXANDER

r., NLLN NNbff. Pa. April D.
il'h"Nt who has boon ssri-
'uNi} 90 Tor several months. is lmrrpe-
"-
liI''- lufs moved 20 Hciam. Sat-
ul""A. Mn'r' Do expects Co conduct r.
Ef- l'rN
W. IloWas t.rh'F wife and daugI-
I'D .liHI'n' were Nirlfore In Dallas.
INtr-dth
W tItn ifEue. Of Elm Grove.
pr SUNDAY uirht with his daughter.
Nv" hieEs
'"s .N N'fI-utIN OH. IL improving
VIZ James Wilson. ~ Eunrf.a Point.
M"- lnFin'es caller Of 4. a Eirhrt'a.
iN-ifru1N
d = l.'h'f WAS business caller
n flw Grove. Tuesday.
f"Nn HUNT of near liaNetIf.a. una H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

pr. NJ =. Compton. OF MoundsyilIe
riutend'nt ~ Wheeling district NJ
D.. conference. delivered q splendid Ser-
mon az o." VI. r.. revival service last
evening
: number Of local srnoo: teachers will
take Oh" uniform examinations a. Union
hiEh school to-day and Friday.
Eric ndShip Castle No. - knights 81
The Golden Eagle. held e largely attend
"a business meeting last evening at
the McMechsp building
tn" Ladies. Ala Society of 'Ha Chris
ilHn church her" held its regular all
dan meeting to-day in the basement 81
tho church
\ number ~ local baseball fans wit
n.~s"d ~" contest between linton and
MoundsNiIIe. played OF Mouuds,iIie ON
W odur -duN afternoon.
Mrs. p''onn.I. or this city who un-
n'rW'uf an operation az tho Glendale
hospital ie slowly recovering
Tho traction company had 4 large
f'rc' "f men uf work yesterday re-
facilitating the tracks along south Mar
shall street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Fila y. Watt t1 David Patrick. lot.
Amsterdam. 5000. Ben l.. smith Geo Jack
W. : Fulton to Matthew Tus"k. lot.
newell So. ". = Fulton To- Joseph
Kruzlyak. lot. N'Wtli. sos. samuel Mil
ley sack 90 Joseph ". Johnston. lots SJ-
-. Brilliant. 5000. OHIO smith fo Ja~p.r
Dye and Emma Use. AN acre. Wayne
Riu.. lot -l-22. New Alexandria. :;
carl J. Wheeler to John IpmbraskI and
wife. lots $3.50. Adfua. Minnie bi-drich
To- Pietro Enutat bus. lot. city. s. 100.
1s1a-. Smithfi"ld owuship. 1000. Jas.
whit" Co John g. Butte. IT,. "a. eros =
Creek township. 80; james q. Parr 20
Albertine Frciling. Ga. Stoubenvlllo
township 81. Peter Zambuu Co EmerF
Barko la Mt Pleasant township $500.
"a. r.. Smithfield township. SIS. Josef
Zahramik 20 James G.cher. lots 1856
BillonVale. 81. Alvin LonE fo Harvey
HsEcrty. 61-10o ~ an acre. Wells town
W. Loppin. lot IiIl1uNalr. 81. Joseph
Grimes Co " & Taylor. CISCO 50 ft
Springfield township. 81 Johanna Prond-
lock 90 ". :. Taylor. Tot. BcrzhOlZ. $40.
Horace 4. Simmons Co Margaret ". For
suaon. lot CITY $500. sheriff Jefferson
field 81 Laura -. Guidl TO Estslla D.:
Cohen part lot city f207i.s Minerva 3,
I.ashley 60 W r. Scamahoru. Metes.
Steubenyille townships Avery a.. Jones
90 VIM. ~. Morgan. Tot. York; iiie. 81,
Frank Davidson tn lawson %. Elru-
uikcn. sea. Springfield townships sn.
John Boyd 90 NiF'n Iuuman. "a War
reu township. 81. Horace \. simmons fo
Alexander Crlsar. Msfea. Stnuboutiila
township. $4,000. Jennie Dennis f0 VIII
Earl y puuniuE fo Fioietts u. Apple
gate. lot. Brilliant. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
R. ]. M'FADDEN
is A CANDIDATE
hoUEDSvrLLE CONTRACTOR AN.
EOCNCES CANDIDACY ron
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
-Four Are Now in the Race for Nornina-
ton IN iAArshan County-other
Moundsvtlie News.

x j. Mcfadden. the we'll known
MouudsVillc general contractor and
tSi'dts. yesterday formally announced
a. candidate for tine nomination fa.
IN" House of Dele GATES. subject to the
republican primary. June O.. For some
llth" past Mr.. Mcfaddsn has been men
toned as possible candidate. and his
prise.
Mr.. McFsddcn IS a son Of the late g.
- Mff add n. who represented Marshall
county IN the state legislature. and who
was IN" hrst warden Of the State prison.
craving IN" plans and specifications FOR
nc present p"nitcntiary buildings at
MoundsVilic.
WIN the announcement Of Mr.. No
Faddcn. there are now four candidates
IN the rae" Tor the nomination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
BENW00D


desire TO publicly thank the Ropub-
lican and Democratic voters NJ the city
Or Benwood for my reelection as
Mayor ~ said city. and want % assure
each and every voter ~ my apprccia.
ton ~ the trust twice rendered lo me.
A. your chief executive . promise to
give tho welfare ~ tine city my unct
yidod attention a. aIl times. Again
thanking sou. am Very truly.
CLARK SPROUTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

The Nicholson Brick Company has
brought suit against Matthias \ smith
et al. 10 marshal loiuS Tor the recovery
plaintitf.
In the case of John Kenneth baylor
". Coda VI. Moore. q al the sum Of
S2.Sgg OS. the proceeds of tho sale 81 real
estate was ordered distributed by the
court.
The case Of H. s Odbort coal Com
pany W. tho Wabash Coal Company. has
been continued OFF the docket. 4. a..
Lewis was allowed S3s' bv the court Tor
his s,ry ices ~ attorney Tor the receiver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
No Boozee Holster. Wanted.

No booze holsters can hold Jobs with
tho city. This order went forth this
morning from the office OF the Service
Department. signed By Service Director
George Borden and Mayor McMastcr.
II served notice that the use of intoNi-
eating liquors by employees of the street
department was strictly prohibited and
that violations would result in prompt
dismissal. The order II ~ said applies
10 every city department and Will be
rigidly enforced one dismissal was
recorded this week b - stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

NIgld tnTUTCfW'Ut ~ tUE TUV0d Ordi-
nance has been announced by the city
authorities. Fast driving over tho
city streets in which most every auto
owner has tnuulged m freely ~ the past
must be stopped. declares Mayor Nj
Master. who promises To- give ala offend
ers the limit of tho law. Hc called IN
number Of promint NJ citizens to-day
and issued what hr termed final warn
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Briefs.

Mrs. Ely belong and Miss Helen Pcka-
Wednesday. ''e U"
Miss stella Taylor Of Cleveland l.
visiting relatives and friends OF This
Mrs. Palmer LAughlin OF Walnut
DAY. 4"tS-
hr q. VI. Witherspoon Of Fair,i,,v
Tuesday. '''
Mrs.. Morris Heudler and daugbtrr
Cleveland. Oh"
Nicholas Elrkhari. who has been
"oFFiug in GAINESVILLE. is visiting here
j. W. Ward Of GAINESVILLE was busI.
ness visitor here this week.
Mr. and Mrs r. q. SHEPARD 81 Nf.rtt,s
FtifN are the parents Of a baby daugh-
YER Mrs she pard vas formerly Mics
i.trR Ellis " this city
Nlulam ~ Brown. an old soldier
or Last south street. who has besr So
out ' ~ "o
Mrs Audrey Crown % Shawne. is
W.. ing relatives and friends here
Thomas Graccy Of FaIrview vas "a
visitor iu Quaker city on Tussday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

James Sheets. who was badly hurt
when struck hy am AUTOMOBILE. near tho
ONCE ~ the Riverside works OF tn"
Na' louuI THn' company. BE- improving
slowly ~ the Gleudal. nosplt. sheets
was hit 10y the car owned br James
Blake. as De- alEhfed from another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Congressman NJ. NJ. NccIy has recon-
mcnded Norman Suf,r FOR appointuc,f
a. postmaster at Glendale. Mr. Sutar
mas been living In Glendale for several
months. residing In the Keyser prop-
crtN. Mr.. Sutcr - building a store in
lower Glendale and ~ Is likely the post
office viii be located in the new place OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Theree have bcen seventy cases of
measles reported 20 city Health OFFICER
i'r. NJ J. Hanna. during the past few
There were 24O cases Of measles In
the county reported To- Dr. l. II McClus-
Ky. at the first Of APRIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Rev. J. Kelley Giffen. pastor OF the
nited l'resby tcrian church here mas
b"en selected TO deliver the baccaIau-
reate sermon TO the graduating class 81
the high school. The sermon will be-
delivered 10 the graduates a. tn. First
NJ +. church. the date having at yet not
been set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
stage Play April 90.

The pounE mems club here. with head
quarters boz the Alexander building have
decided ON April -. a. a date for stag
INK their play. entitled Professor Pepp.
Practice has already been started under
the direction Of Miss Pearl Fulmer. The
IEsufua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Rebuilds Toll Line.

The Bell Telephone company started
Work yesterday morning on rebuilding
the Wheeling and Fairmont toll line
running between this city ana Wheel,
INK. The work was started here and IL
VIII probably take four months To do
the work At an estimated cost OF SO
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