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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
S|STERSV|LLE

slsTERSvIkMLEF ;o " ~, Vi HionA Aug. 49, s
visit in Winchester. Va.
George shisler and stacsl P,ierey
spent the weekend with TRENDS IN
Wheeling.
Miss Bertha Jane Smith has returned
to Shadyside. Ohio. after VISIT with
, her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. ". NJ. Smith.
! returned To their home in Washington;
Pa, after being the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. f. Curran.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B Pew. who have
Mr and Mrs. Rcitz. have returned to
i their home in Clarkshurg -,
Mir and Mrs j.. l.. Withrow and chill
| hrcn. Bernice and Carl, who have been
Ackerson. have left for points in Ohio
and Pennsylvania before returning home
Ia Chicago.
i f. Wagner left Tuesday for Wash
| inctcn. Pa. TO attend TO business mat
| tcrS.
Mrs. Jennie MrMichael and daughter.
| Miss Winnifred. of Tulsa. Okla. are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Cummings.
Mrs Nell Henderson Orr and niece.
Mary Springer. have gone to Wallace 10
Nrs Otto Smith left Tuesday for
| Salem. where she will he the guest or
her niece. Mrs. Edmund Leroy. .
Misses 2r" and M Fa ges; GAT of Ihe or
| "A
cousin. Miss Andre Fisk.
John Klnkaid returned Monday even
| ing from Ithaca. y. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter SuGden returned
sunday evening from an extended visit
| in New York. Boston and Amsterdan'
| ~ Y.
Rev. James Clarke left Tuesday for
| his vacation. which h" will spend in
! Philadelphia and Spring Lake. y. J.
| On Monday evening Mrs \. q.
Springer, Mrs. 6. q. cntl" Ia and Ia Yrs :.
! honor Of Mrs. Walter Aspin and Mrs.
{. Il. Crcckmore of Tulsa, OKLA. The
party left here on the Evelyn and
went 10 cardis whore delicious supper
was served on the boat.
Mrs. Merritt Of Peters Falls. who was
called here BY the illness Of her brother.
Roy. Martin. left Tuesday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6; r. L b;ke 81, Mr.: and and
and Mrs Emmett Hill. Edith McMullin.
Maudc Rradley. John sh4ler and Charles
week on the Ohio side. Several others
will join the party later.
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MCMECHEN
American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price. $1.S5 per gallon. A. NJ. Lo-
rentz, McMechen, ". Va.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Ullom. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Charles Leppcr, Mrs.
Anna Jasper and Rev. and Mrs. {. ".
Fuller. ia. leave to-day for Canton. D..
wheIe they will attend n Christian
church convention.
Lone Star lodge. No. 3. Pythian Sis
tiers. will hold its regular. weekly bCsl-
quarters in the McMechen building.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris
tian church, held its regular all day
meeting in the basement of the church
Thursday. Luncheon was served in the
church dining rooms at noon.
Sam J. Hunter and family, or THIS
place. left yesterday in their REQ touring
car for Bedford Springs. Pa. where they
will spend vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Fitzsimmons. OF
this city. left for Terra Alta. where they
Will spend the remainder OF the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry TER and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Noel. will arrive home to-
morrow from a. weeks tour of the Great
Lakes.
Henry Cotton. who is located At De-
troit, Mich. is spending several days at
his home on Sixth street.
Mrs rcArl Wells has arrived home
from Tippecanoe. o.. where she spent a
couple Of weeks visiting with relatives.
W. *. Keller mas arrived home from
Cambridge. O.. where hr spent a couple
OF weeks visiting with relatives.
The work OF putting The street In
shape again following Monday rights
storm Is going forward rapidly.
Mrs f.. r. Goodwin and children left
yesterday for Mckecsport. IA, where
they will spend a. couple o. weeks with
relatives.
g: Several McMechcn people were at the
Mnundsvillc Camp Grounds last evening
for chHutauqua.
Many local raca fans will be in
Moundsvile Tomorrow afternoon for
the third big motorcycle meet to be held
there und"r the auspices Of the Mounds
willie Motorcycle Club The race meets
at Moundsville always attract many
McMechen fans.
Jess Lash is confined at his home on
Marshal. street. with illness.
Dr. a. J. Evans. has returned 70 this
city after a BUSINESS tour through Ohio.
Chester Hardasty chief of police here.
spent yesterday IN Wheeling attending
to business matters.
Henry Neidernyer of Roggs Run,
broke nm axle on his Overland touring
car while driving through tbs city yes
terday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
LEESVILLE

LEESEILLE. %. Aug. S.-N N.
Brown Is here from MinSo.
Ella S. Snowden IS here from Mounds
Ed. Adair is home from New FhiIa-
Charles Grimes was IN Canton on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter MrM!len were
home from Conton. this week.
James Cartrel Of Sherodsvtle visited
Bert Smith Sunday.
Ralph Il Bowers and friends were in
Scio Saturday evening.
Miss Helen NJ. Smith OF Bellatre was
Mrs. Idella Swan Of Cleveland is the
guest of relatives
Orlotf Miller was down from Norwalk
over Sunday last.
Chrichsrills on Monday.
Luther Grimes Of Scio visited Mr..
John Timmons this week.
Miss Charlotte, Hoff., the artist. of
Akron WAS in hits vicinity painting
scenery and visiting relatives.
Mrs Anthony Grimes of Sci" was
visiting at the home ot John Timmons
and wife Sunday and Monday.
Charles Adair who is erecting Il fac
tory here for the manufacture OF in
cubators. has returned 10 Buffalo y. !.
Herman Wright Of Shcrodsvifle and
Clell Brown of Akron called on Bert
Smith and wife Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Timn1ons and their
old trick dog. Tige. were with friends
in scio on Thursday Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Price ofrtarroll-
ton were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Price over Sunday.
Miss Marie Price and Mr.. T. H. Love
and son-in-law. Mr.. Toadviue. visited!
relatives in Ehrichvil!e and New Phiia-
dclphia.
Mrs. Alice Creiser was trarsactinc
business In Carrollton and calling IN
friends there on Monday of this week.
The remains OF Lorrin Thompson,
who died n Masstllon. were brought
here from Sherodsvtlle Sunday fol: bur
ial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
ELEVEN PERMITS
Were Issued ny the Building Inspector
During the Last week.

Eleven building permits 10 cover re;
pair work. and fnc the nsw work at 'hs
state fair grounds w.r" issued last
week by tbs building Inspector. John
J. Fahey. y r"w hand stand in iron;
Of the grand stand. and stalls in tho
stables, are Included 81 The improve
ments being ulads ~ ~ fair grounds.
The permits issued follow:
William Rlyl. garage. 22lt NcC"iio'h;
Harry Stoshn.
Dr.: G. l.. Vleweg. addition. 1855 Chap
line: Rterss l.lmha:' company,
Samuel Kraft. repairs, %3-%5 Thirty
seventh: H. w. Fair.
Robert johnson. reoatrs. - Elm.
Charles C:rnSEsr. raise residence. p II
Market: Clark Kraft.
Joseph Becker. club house. Water
street. 49,,
Mrs. Schocke. retaiGiuS wall. S742
wetzel; Charles Rurkhart
william RcScnhs re. addition 70 stable.
2306 Main: f. RI. kiSnsy.
West Virginia Fair association. stalls
and alterations: Fl " Fair
Mrs. Florence NaJ"SkE. garage. 81
North York: H. ". Fair.
Home Pearl Laundry. repairs. lGlS
Eoff; II. W. Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
MARRIAGE RATE INCREASED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. B.
The marriage rate in West Virginia
in 1915 was 11.3 to each 1000 popula-
ton. This is shown by statistics com
piled by the department of health.
During the year, according 10 reports
filed with the department by all the
counties except Writ. Mingo and
Marshall. marriage permits were is
sued TO over $4,000 couples, An in
crease of 1000 over 1914. :;
Decrease from the number issued N
the preceding year was shown in %
Of the SIS counties. Brooke, although
neither the largest nor the most pop
pulouS of the state. issued the largest
number of these permits of any
county, being credited with LAOS.
kanawha, the largest and most. pop.
ulOuS county was a close second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
FIRE CONDITIONS SERIOUS

ELY, Mimi. Aug. 3.-According to /;
officials of the superior national for.
est service, fire conditions still ara
bad in this section. Five fires have
been put OUT and one is under control
and Is being patrolled. Three others
are being fought with crew Of Is I,
men, One fire has burned over app
proximately 1000 acres and is still Sn-@:
controlled. 1t has been necessary 10
take in men and supplies and tools
and ca1nn equipment BY canoe. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
MAJ0RSVILLE
Accid emit,

MAJ0RSNILLE. W. Va. .Nuc. 3.--A
very serious accident. that VIII prob.
ably cost Miss Rosa Barney her life. 90
Cured NJ tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chris. Barney. near Jack own. the latter
part IF he week
The young lady had gone Ia we'll
that was being used MS a cooling place
for butter. and in moving tho Wiuil,$S 4
bolt became detached. striking. with
such fore" a. [" lmird the piece III iron
in her head.
At the pr"Scu, wiring very LITTLE
hopes are entertained for h.r recovery.
Miss Barney was gradual" In. the
class Of 1916 al the Rich Hill high
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will Arrive Sunday,

The new r""riess Auto fire truck will
reach Renwond by Sunday. II WAS stat
ed last night. The now truck is one Of
five purchased in this vicinity during
the past week. and rapid deliveries are
being made. The new truck will contain
n 4n-gallon chemical truck and also
ono feet of hose. Members Of the To-
cal d"partm ent Will be instructed as 20
the handling of the truck upon its ar
rival
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
LAMM AND GARDNER WIN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Henry Lamm.
of Sedala, apparently was nominated
for governor Of Missouri at the Repub:
lican primary Tuesday, by a large
plurality. -.
In a tabulation OF 141,000 Republi-
can ballots, he has plurality Of $4,000
over John E. Swanger.
In a tabulation Of 10000 Demo
cratic ballots, Frederick D. Gardner,
Of St. Louis. has lead Of $4,000 for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor. Practically the entire vote has
been recorded.
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will leave today for New York TO visit
friends and relatives.
For the third SUCCESSIVE evening there
was not an offender To face Mayor
Clark Sprouts in police court.
The bathing craze which has struck
BenwOod with full GurC- has caused
the opening Of a new patching beach
near the city limits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
Lawn Tete Saturday.

Preparations ar" being completed for
the lawn faiA which Will hc held by the
members Of the R"nwond Methodist
F.pscnDal church Saturday evening at
the home OF one ~ its mcmbafs out
BoCcs run. The law vii! ha brilliant
" d.r"ra' cd with Japanese lanterns.
Tho. proceeds nf the sale of the re-
frcshmcnts will he used for the church
mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
BENW0OD
Number From Benwood.

Many residents Of Bcnwood have
joined the Wheeling Chapter nf the
4 American Red Cross society. 1t has heen
announced. An interesting feature Of
the local hody'S work for the coming
months will nr the organization Of 4
department for first aid work. This de-
partmrni has always attracted much in.
tcrcSt and the members derived great
benefits from IN" work.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price. 81 Sc per gallon. Cooey
Bcntz Co., 500 Main ST.
Pythtans to, Nashville.

This evening !. meeting nt tho Uni
form Ranks Of III" knights "f Pythias
will be held and preparations VIII be
made to attend the national crramT-
mrnt 4; Nashville. Tenn. II tra l.. H.
X. nf T. for ton days. beginning August
- Captain FaG! RridcI urges that cr-
very member attend and assist in the
preparations for rs many rs possible Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

The membcrS nf The volunteer Fire
department nf the Fourth and Fifth
wards met last night IN the Fifth ward
fire depart mont and transacted Il num-
her Of important business matters. The
purchase Of the new fire truck met win
,hc approval 1T the members Of the de-
partment and they are anxious to see il
LII nnErn tlnN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Mrs r. NJ steele of McMcch"n street
has returned homo after an extended
visit with friends and relatives in Dill
ionr-a l.. ohio.
Mrs. f. l.. Schad Of South Marshall
street is improving rapidly. after 4
brief illness
Miss Bess Bowers az Marshall strecr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
Church Commandments,

Allen Grove Presbyterian church Rev.
H. z. Nicklen, pastor. Sunday school at
= p. nj. Sermon BY the pastor at
o'clock.
The usual order of Rev. Rifles SER
vices FOR next Sunday Will he changed
on account Of the quarterly communion
service. which Will b" held al the Wood
Hill VI. +. church on Sunday at 1889
a. m. The quarterly conference will he
held on Saturday at +. N.
Sunday school at the Pleasant Hill
church at 10 o'clock.
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Club Entertained.

On Wednesday The girls Of the !. II
l.. Club enteria aimed with n picnic al
Wheeling park. plimentary to Miss
Inez Thornton. OF Monmouth. Ill, who
is the guest of relatives at Bethlehem.
The young ladies went to the park hy
way OF Wheeling leaving the city at
about 2 o'clock. The afternoon was en-"
jnyahly spent In the park. and a picnic
supper was spread on the grass. Later
tho young gentlemen friends of the
girls arrived and spent the evening
Those who left Wheeling IN the party
included: Misses 1nez Thornton. Lizzie
Garrin Mary Wayman. Hilda Rieck. Lota
Honar. Beulah Snedeker. Hannah Rick
Jean White, Marguerite Hood, Lillian
Snedeker Myrtle Carnahan. Margaret
Cow, Hazel Sondcrman. Elizabeth
Hoover, and Mrs. T. VI. tiarvin.
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Much damage vas done by the STORM
Of Monday night in this section. y good
deal Of hay and grain WAS destroyed.
one farmer reports standing in field
and counting II hay stacks that were
blown down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
URGES ECONOMY

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 3-Prov1siou.
al President Carranza today, issued
orders to the governors Of all Next.
can states. instructing them to prac.
tice rigid economy and to keep their
expenditures within their incomes. b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
Storm.

We are glad to note that the reported
case of infantiln paralysis at the J. +.
Allison home. proved To be indigestion.
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Miss Mary Rogerson is visiting rela-
tives in Moundsvlle.
Miss Einetta Mccoy. OF Sistersville:
has returned home. after few days
visit with Miss Beatrice Mcconnell.
On Sunday. ". A. Sonderman and fam
lily, Of Bethlehem. will leave in their car
for Cleveland. where they will spend
, some time.
The Ladies' Circle of the Christ LutH-
eran church al Mozart gave a kafch-
vistc at the church on Wednesday from
. SIR H. t. \, 4. Marble. of Bethlehem. is
tho guest of her daughter. Mrs. Harold
hamilton, Of Can3onsburgs Pa. . -
spending several weeks In Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Dixon, If Sutton. w.
Va, arrived here yesterday. "a spend
some tins with her sister. Mrs. {. II.
Stcinman.
The Allen Grove sewing circle will
Civ" a parcel post sale in Marsh's Hall
next Thursday.
Miss Ida Marsh, Of Mozart. is visiting
Miss Inez Thornton will return to her
home In Monmouth, Ill. today. after
visiting relatives at Bethlehem for some
time. g.
Mrs. 5. f. Fisher and daughter. Miss
Hilda, were guests OF Mrs. Harry Nor
ris on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Hcitner. of Pittsburgh. is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs Pauline
Andreas. of Mozart.
Miss Lota Rnnar returned 70 h"r home
on Thursday. after a visit with Miss
Maud Corbett. Of Rellatre.
Miss Ruth McCombs and Miss Helen
Garvin visited at the home OF Mrs. Ella
Mcdonnell on Tuesday.
The Mems Adult Bible Class Of the
Bethlehem Union sunday school held an
int ereStnE meeting At The chapel Thurs
day evening.
q. G. Rromcr, of Mozart. is spending
~ few days in New York and other cast
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Not 1ufantile Paralysis.

|, school and was employed as II teacher
for the coming year.
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4aHR oss~ 49,

For the cn
n are rpuBS ] @ m
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Burned House to Be Replaced.

was destroyed by fire Wednesday. us re-
ported in yesterdays lntelligencer, will
be replaced. probably on larger scale.
Insurance was carried only to The
amount Of $500 on residence and $500
contents in the Panhandle Farmers MI
,lal. II. +. Friedrich. grocer. Of Wheel
ing, who sold the place to Steinman,
has taken over the title TO the property
and will rebuild. probably using the
new house as summer residence. The
nriEhbors have offered every possible
assistance to the unfortunate family.
The telephones being out of order. it
was impossible to cal help in time 10
save the building. but the downstairs
furniture was rescued anu carried To- the
harm. except the piano. which was taken
to the E. r. Carney residence.
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RubiOrr Ton-
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iuciB ib uiht 5t iageu ober Tllr Die
ponigc 9lllt6enti5itdt Oicics erle0nli-
les i'm 1umdnitcn Gnglauo falll ih
oic giirelhait iibcrnebnIcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05

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