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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
PRELIMINARY HEARING
WILL Be HELD TODAY
HARRY BALOINE TO BE ARRAIGN-
ED THIS MORNING" FOR
RANKIN MURDER
Trial Will Be Held Before Mayor DaV.
les Of St. Cialrsville-To Be
Bound Over to Grand Jury.

Harry Baldine, d Bellaire Italian,
will be given preliminary hearing
before Mayor Davies OF ST. Clairsville
this morning on the charge Of hold
ing-up and numbering Lee Rankin,
superintendent of the Youghiogheny
e. Ohio Coal company last Saturday
morning on the pike leading TO The
Florence mine of the Y. & o: Coal
company. Prosecuting Attorney Thorn
burg will present some OF the evidence
in the case and several witnesses will
be examined, many of them from this
city. Baldine will doubtless enter a
plea of not guilty and will be bound
over to the grand jury on a charge OF
first degree murder.
Nothing developed yesterday in the
search Of Baldine's accomplish, nor
were the officers able 10 locate two
men in an automobile who saw Bald
inc leave corntield at Florence Sat
urday afternoon.
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will Give Farewell Party.

H.unrinE a number Of local women
who leave tn" first nf tho week for diff
frrcut colleges and universities. Miss
Isadnrc whitley will entertain Il part y
of Young ladies Ut her homo on North
Fourth street this evening. Music Will
he the principal diversion of the evening
and at 4 scAsouablc hour. luncheon
will W. served.
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ro,,prrrN nrATue

SEATTLE. WASH. Sept. ia letter
from Lornc Knight. member of the
grow Of tn" StcfunSSon power boat Polar
Bear. dated April 2S. and written in Il
camp on the west coast of Banks Island,
Arctic Ocean. reports that second en-
gincer Jones OF the Polar Bear died OF
heart disease last November. this being
the fourteenth death in the Stefanssnn
cx petition since il left Victoria in June
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INVESTIGATION CALLED OFF.

CHICAGO. Setp. lI--Thr Department.
Of Justice nj Washington. today called
81 halt on federal investiEa ton in Chi
caGn Of tho increase in bread prices.
This department does not wish an
Investigation. made at this time" said
n message from y. Bruce Rielaski. chief
Of the department bureau Of tnvestiga-
ton to Hinton G. Clahaugh, Of the de-
partment's Chicago office.
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Fearing TN" strength ~ Inc Anchor
Inns when $iu was at stake. The sister
Vile team broke it's contract with tho
Anchors yesterday regarding the side
bet whercupnn Secretary Fred Morris
wired the mana cement nj the SisterEil'c
rhlh thar the locals would he forced TO
cancel tho game with Sistervillc for
Sunday. The Anchor Inns will play the
Patterson & Elm Grove team next sat
urday al Elm Grove and on September
e will pla:: local crlurcd team ut
League park.
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Mochautcian Resigned.

Charles Beaver VIII" Was fs;'nos ~
l,oirIsd ne,.hauir.ar 81 the .Bcllair" fire
Department has rendered his resignation
Publ, Safely Director T. l.. thilih'S.
Beaver has accepted position WIN
Sam tnEerlciGer. proprietor ~ ~
Acorn saloon at bridgeport. His sue
cessor will b. appointed IN a few days
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KEz1EY HEAps ENG1NEERs.

MINNENFNLIS, MTNN.. Sept. liz
John \. kcricy Of Cincinnati. Ohio. Was
elected president of the National Assoc
citation Of Stationery Engineers. and
Evansville. Ind. was selected us next
years meeting place. At tn" concluding
session of the annual convention here
today.
elected treasurer,
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Partial Settlement Made.

William Lcisick. local Junk dcaier
whose hOrs" was attached this week by
Constable Duncan because. The owner
had failed To settle some old bills. MADE
Il partial settlement yesterday when ne
paid tho claim OF Becker Il Weller or
still a claim Of SCI in Squire Ongs
court presented by George Weber 4 Son
Of this city. The horse which is being
held at the Burt Mule exchange, was
appraised Yesterday by Constable Dun
can at SIPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16

Several Bridgeport Sp"rtSnen have
received invitations from T. l.. VIII
liams of the Martins Ferry Gun club In
vtng them to .w,ncss thr exhibition
that IS to he given AT lIrllingS field in
Martins Ferry Monday afternoon by the
TnpperwcinS. The Martins Ferry Board
: of Trade will give q silver cup for the
hest score made by an amateur marks
man.
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TO Close EEAAON.

The Beech Bottom Athletic cluo VIII
close the baseball season Sunday. with
n double bill with the Richie Athletes.
rho games will he played at Beech Bot
tom. There will be a morning ana n'
trr1inon game. The Beech Bottom cur
has had q very successful season and
viii try to close the season with two
cir
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J.H. MI core, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All Kinds Of Repairing Oono
Watches a Specially
R.n1ntiuAs Ara In iUred q.

Principal r.. s. Miller of the High
srhuul r"r"ivrd = telegram from Canton
last evening stating hat his mother.
eranhmoihrr and aunt had been badly
injured in an auto accident AT that place.
No details We're given as Ia the cnu9n
1T the accident ar its specific results.
MIR Miller left 1T once for Canton.
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p-,,,ad rocn1 Schools

DR. IIullugShcad. representative or
the state board If health and Miss stella
rupran. who addressed the boards or
education nf Martins Ferry. bridgeport
and RcllaIre. Thursday night. PAID
high compliment tn tie local schools re-
carding the sanitary conditions about
The buildings and III" clean manner in
which the ianilnrs, especially tho jan
itnr at the Central school, kept the
huiIdingS
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W C. II u. Convention.

nss..aunuat convention OF n" h"Inioas
- ~H1:i,1n's Christian Temperance
sUniSn will be held al Harne$Eillc on
Friday. October -. y fine program
will be carried out and several at The
estate md county officers will deliver
addresses. Members OF the Mary l..
IRodefer and Suuth E"liLif" missions
are arranging !" attend tn" meeting.
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BEL[AIRE.
chssr Leaders Selected.

loo: held a meeting last evening Tor
the purpose OF electing cheer leaders tor
the foot ball enthusiasts. For the boys
ALLAN Dusa was elected chlct raee!Hr. IN
case he fails or Breaks down in the
Icheer1ng he will have rs substitutes,
Davis. King and Fittun. For the girls
Hiss Esther Nicholson was elected. TnH
INSTITUTES ar. the Misses Schiller ana
GODS.
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jag was insignificant compared with his
roll Of bills for he had S3S5.
At the q. p. Church.

Rev. Pollock Of Colorado Springs, Col,
will preach both morning and evening at
row. Rev. Pollock, who is visiting with
friends in ST. Gainesville. is said to be
one of the best U. L. ministers in Colo
RADIO and his presence should attract
large congregations 10 the local church.
He is not Il candidate for the passionate
Of the local church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
Police Circles.

Four offenders were given hearings be-
fore Mayor Schafer yesterday morning.
two Of them being fined 50 and costs
and two being chased out of town.
Neither of the two fined was ahln I"
srttle M. Three plain DRINKS were ar
rested by Officers johnson and Gil
hooley.
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T,eave for Ohio State

Misses Margrct iicinlrin and Nircinlt
Houscr. both local young women. Will
leave today for Columbus to enter IN"
Ohio State university. Rnrh will enter
with advanced standings rs tho result
of attending EASTERN girls Srhn"|S. R"-
bort Higgins and Ray Sykes will leave
Monday.
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will BE Represented

Prots J. V. Nelson and Harry Held"
will represent the HclI;iire high school at
the Il % ing OF the Ohio Valley Ath it
ASsuciatio ion at Wheeling this afternoon.
Mr. heide is secretary OF the association.
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Cant Zabriskie,

kF.EPSIE. " Y. Sept ID
Captain Andrew e. Zahriski". multi-mil-
ltonairt. Of New York. died tonight 1T
his country estate Rlithcwood. al Bar
rvtown, aged 81 years old. He was L
figurt. in state. democratic politics and
in The National Guard.
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Glasco Funeral.

The remains III Mrs. John +; GlaSCc'
her huuir in Youngstown. Will arrive
hero to-day at l:nu o'clock. Funeral
services will De- conducted at III" Chris
tian church al 1870 O'Clock by the pas
tor. Rev y. VI. Flax. lntrrmcnt Will Do
mau: IN Rose !i!il cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
sourHERNERs NOT UNHEALTHY.

ST. l.NIIS. Scnl. Observation-Disclosures ar"
nuI aS unl alrhy AZ general! is sup
posed. sad IDr. j. Allison Hodges. 1T
I;irhInund VII. in an address here today
h-furr the American l.ii" Convention.
II" tc"Iar'd uuf"und'rl tn" belief that
..,rIl lI:rE p,unrl". hay" Il luw"r vitality
than mort h"rn"rS aud said thai Il
whole conditions in thu south tended Ia
i1nLcrNiiN
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Annual Picnic Today.

The annual picnic Of the l-auEhlin
Mission will h" held today al MillcrS
grove on the Cnlrra in HarriSviilc pike.
i. J. +. Miller truck will convey the
picnirkcrs Ia tho grounds and will leave
Sinp at min" ~ clock this morning ana
Hanover and Sixth streets al 9:"9
o'clock
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DELEGATE Elected.

Mrs. Jennie Gatchell, president or
the Lookout circle of Kings Daush-
tiers was elected delegate 10 represent
the circle at the state convention OF
Kings Daughters 10 be held IN New
ark, October 4-6, at a meeting neld
last evening at the Gatchell nome on
North Fourth street. Mrs. W. S. Pal
mcr was elected alternate.
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plat" plant some where in the Ohio VAL
Icy. Il WAS stated that it Will b.. some
time before u decision is reached. bu:
il was learned that tn" board Is con-
t"mp!atinE Il visit to the Ohio Valley
in. n. near future to look over the situ-
alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
RiAe Climb Names on,cerx.

Dr.. ] G. Gov has been named chair.
man and John Ciffcn secretary Of the
rifle club that Is being organized in III"
city by Mr.. Griften. Colonel OF the
friends.
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To Take Picture Of High School.

Fhotographcr ". II. Rccu or tRls clIY.
will take q picture Of all tho students
and faculty members of the High school
next Monday afternoon in front Of the
High Schnol. Tomorrow afternoon he
will take another picture of The fire de-
partmrnt in front of the Peoples bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16

United States Senator w. e. eorah
and judge Ira E. Robinson, RepubIi.
can candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
Mora THIN 800 Licenses ISSUED.

township clerk John Miskcll has is
sued moro than 900 licenses So far this
year. almost 100 Of which hive h"cn Is
sued during the lust few days In rcadi-
mss for the opening of squirrel season
Yesterday. The number Is creator than
The total Of any previous year for this
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MarahmnlloW Toast.

Misses l;ii.na Ross and Josephine
NaSuu entertained Il party ct friends
last evening with :. ma'$hmall "w toas
ON Rock tilll \ bnnfir" was built ana
during tn .vnuinS Il Humb"r Of out door
yam,s were INDUCED in.
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IN Honor OF Guests,

Mrs. II. u. cowen entertained friends
last evening with a $ o'clock dinner at
hrr home on North Noble street. The
affair was complimentary I" Miss Janet
Er"wnl.SS. -ut Washington. Ia. who Is
Il guest at til" cowru home.
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At the First III, Z. Church.

In tnc nhscnCr OF nr. !. r. NcCIay'
who is attending the North East Ohio
conference Of the Methodist church ut
Stcuhcnvillc. W. E. Davis Of Cleveland'
will occupy tho pulpit nj the First N.
+. church tomorrow morning. In the
evening W. j. zones Of this city Will
prrHCh.
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v,,pr,, Tn4x Morning.

- Members of Bellairc Council No. l-'h
sEnirhts Of Columb bus. and Kellaire iodSt
: of Elks, will attend tho funeral OF HuEh
T. Hughes. at st. Johns church Shis
morning at . o'clock. lntcrment VIII o.
made in Mt. Calvary cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
Fall Down Stairs.

The little daughtr" at Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dunfee. of Tw"ntr-th'rd street.
fell down the stairs al her HON" FRIDAY
:mornins and sustained broken '"l''r
shonc in addition IL numerous bruises.
DR.. J. NJ. Hcnsley was called 10 atts"!
thar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-16
1uoursrE CLUB OUT.

Tnnorruw morning the Duouesne club
will start preparations for the football
season and ali men who are TO try OUT
for the team arc requested to report
at the Tunnel Green GROUNDS al ~
o'clock
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Dir PnlOnlina.

NEW YORK. S"Ut. Ia. br. Enrique
Nunev Y PuIumina. secretary Of SANTA
ton OF Cuba and Il prominent figure IN
tn" politics If IN" island republic. died
at u hospital here late ir-niGhi, ate:
several recent operations:
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n.,-..antatdYaa Have Returued.

President J. ". Dubois. Of tho hell-
aire Commercial Club. and other repre-
sentatfvcs of commercial bodies IN inc
Ohio valley, returned yesterday from
Washington. D. c.. where they appeared
I haTore the United States Naval board in
Am effort to land the Sll,n"o,o9" arm"r
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200 FIRE.

HlFFALO' y. y, Sept. 1.-THE plant
of Tho delaney Forge & Iron Company
here was damaged TO the extent of $780,
nUn bv fire tonight.
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Choir Entartainad.

American Guaranteed Paint, at fac.
tory price, Sl.S5 per gallon. Walters
Hardware Co.. 1852 Belmont ST..
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r,oRn RRooxE WOUNDED.
Yr ACTION.

LONDON. Sept. i61:;eS A. ~. hatn
adicr-General Lore brooAe' n~> oe''
wounded while in France.
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nr,ehts IN Have Big Session.

American Guaranteed Paint, Sl.S5
Iper gallon. factory price. Leave orders
| at Norgan'S, 8 Grocery Stores. 1y22tt
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LONDON. Sept. l6-2:23 \. M.-Major
Cedric Charles Dickens. grandson or
Charles Dickens, WAS killed in action IN
France Monday.
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friends last evening with a S o'clock
dinner Ut his home on Tallman avenue.
Miss Hazel Hamilton. of Barnesville
is - guest of Mrs. Nal Sonneborn. OF
Harrison street.
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II you can accommodate another
boarder you can advertise PROFIT
ABLY. au2G-tf
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-11-03
n A. Colman left this morning for

N. A. Colman left this morning for
Duluth to join his brother, CT. Col
man in moose hunting trip near the
northern MINI. boundary.
Mrs. Alex Higgins left for Wausau
this morning to visit her daughter
Miss Irene Higgins one Of the high
school faculty there.
Mrs. Louis Belongy and Miss Rosetta
Wise were called to Menominee, Mich
igan Saturday by the death Of Mrs.
Lemy sister Of the late Mr.. Belongy.
Mrs. Lemy died Of heart trouble.
e. S. Weisse candidate for the
Assembly and John Knobla Of State
Line, were in town yesterday on their
way around the county for the last
time before election.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES
Reformation feast services Sunday
as follows
English services Sunday at 10 .30A.M
Confessional services in English
att P. NJ German service at I. 81
PM.
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" F
Mr.. Ma. Colman returned Monday
from Duluth. where he was called by
the illness of his mother, Mrs.sC. b.
Goldman. He reports her condition no
kbetter.
hEr. and Mrs. G. B. Rogers Of Marsh
all Lake, were late visitors here SAT-.
urGsay night bringing their eleven
months old child down to have ascrew
removed from her throat, it having
been there from five o'clock until
twelve. Their delay being caused by
auto trouble on the road. DR.. "A. w.
Thorpe successfully removed the OBJ
StrNction.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Frankel left for
st. Louis Wednesday, having been
called there by the death Of Mr..
Frankel's sister, AsEs. A. Greenspun.
whose daughter Miss Sadie, visited
here two wears ago. Mrs. Greenspun's
death was caused from diabetes,
Mr.. Frankel is expected home Tues
day while Mrs. Frankel will remain in
Chicago where Miss Susie will join her
later.
The comedy 'What happened TO
Jones' was very ably presented by
local talent at the opera house Mon
day night. Business of pressing"
nature prevented0nr seeing it.
Ticketsales amounted to $63s20 to
be utilized for the parsonage of the
Congregational church for whose
benefit it was given.
This is the third or fourth play pro-
dnced by the Eagle River Dramatic
Club and was the usual success
Quite an Important real estate tran
saction took. place this week, when
I N. M. Emmons became the owner of
the Morris Resort on Catfish Lake
which has been owned and operated
for several years by H.W. Morris.
1t has always been one of the most
popular and well patronized resorts on
the chain, and under Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmons management we have reason
to believe that business will still fur
ther improve. We are also glad to hear
that in disp0sing Of this property Mr..
Morris does not intend to bid adleu to
his many Eagle River friends, but
will undoubtly spend large part of
/ his time here.
Peter Hedeen Of Conover and the
Rev. Silverstein Of Rhinelander, who
is the Pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
Church of Conoyer, called on the bust
ness manager Monday. They were
soliciting subscriptions for the new
church society, who will shortly build
church on the north shore of Pho
neer Lake. Services prior to this have
been held in the different school
houses. A membership of LOO, IS of
whom have been added recently ne
cessitate the building a church of their
own, which we should judge they
were amply able to do. Eagle River
contributed quite freely to the fund.
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Local And Personal.

en-. Wagner was an arrival from
Milwaukee, yesterday.
H.B. Mcintyre returned Wednes-
day from Chicago.
Hunter Case Of Phelps was in town
Monday
Mrs. B. f. Strong went to ManaWa
Wednesday, to visit home people.
Chas. Vance OF Donaldson, was in
town Wednesday,.
Mr.. George Swaziland left Thursday
for I'll. to call on old friends.
Dan Moke Of Conoyer was a profit
able caller at this Office Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bent aud. Mrs.
Krake,all of State Line visited at the
WI. Walsh home Monday.
Messrs Gabe and Froelich of Sayner
were in town Tuesday to attend the
Democratic speech.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Walsh returned
home Saturday after an absence of
several months across the county.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson left Monday for
Robbins, Mich. where Mr.. Thompson
is employed.
Mrs. Myrtle Heath left Thursday
for her home at MesgilI being called
home on account of illness.
Mrs. McKinnon of Phelps was a
visitor at the f. Carter home between
trains Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Love, of Lake
Emogene, were visiting in town Sat-
nrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex DeNoyer of Min
ocQua, arrived Saturday to visit with
their son Al. DeNoyer.
81. Wilson returned Monday from
Sayner, where he has been doing car
penter work.
Mrs. p. D. Walsh left Wednesday
for ST. Paul, where she will make an
extended visit.
MrSr GIL Carter, entertained at her
home Friday, in honor of MRS Myrtle
Heath of Merrill, who is visiting here
Mrs. James Morgan went to ASH
land Saturday to visit her grandson.
Frances, who is in the hospital there.
Rev. and Mrs. Webster returned
Saturday from Rhinelonder, Whe1e
they have spent the last two weeks.
Amos Radcliffe and wife, Mrs. Mogey
and Mrs. Bonner left Wednesday by
auto for Antige, where they will visit
few days.
J.H. Parfitt has purchased. the
Benson property on Wall street TO be
used as studio. He is to have it re-
modelled at once.
Mr.and Mrs. Ed Lacau are entertain
ing Louis Salyey, Mrs. Lacau's brother
who resides at Sulphur Springs,
Alaska.
Supt' Ausin and Miss Pearl Rich
ards are Eagle Rivers contribution te
the state teachers meeting in Mil.
Waukee, this week.
Mrs. t. johnson and little Miss
Josephine Nemacheck returned Mon
day from Rochester, Mimi. where she
underwent an operation on her throat
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols of Seymour,
parents Of Mrs. FL. Strong, arrived
Saturday for visit. Mrs. Strong is
expected home this week having spent
the last six weeks at Rochester Mimi.
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Don't forget the dance tonight at
the opera house good music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eckstein Of
Chicago, were arrivals yesterday to
spend few days with friends here.
Good chance to reduce the
high cost of living by going to
Frankel's store tomorrow.
see advertisement on another
page.
We desire our readers to take notice
of the card Of Walter S. Fisher OF
MinocQua, who is a candidate for
State Senator. Mr. Fisher was born
in Villas county when MinocQua was
still part of it. He is one OF the
editors and publishers Of the Times
published at Minocqua and is a con
sistant booster in all ways for upper
Wisconsin and especially this Senator.
ial district. Voters can cast theil
ballots for him without fear as to his
faithfully representing the interests
of this district, if elected.
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FOR SALE 1915 Max
well car for sale cheap. In
quire at Review office.
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO tlrank our kind and low
ing friends for their sympathy AND
kindness shown sRs at the time of our
beloved daughtey, Marion's death, also
for the beautiful flowers sent at that
time.
Signed;
Mr.and Mrs. Garrison and family.