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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mr.. =. W. Fuller. .Ir.. "f tltth
street is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W r. Robinson. Of FaIrylew;
Mrs s G. Gamble and SON. W IMAM
Mrs CANDLES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G.. Rny,I. NJ North Fourth street.
MIR. and Mrs :. T. Kerr returned yes
ter'iay from a irir I" AiLah'lr |ltS anu
Philadelphia.
underwent an operation at the Noitn
Wheeling hospital. was brought TO he'
home In the Brady apartments Eester'
Mr. A. W. Divcn will leave. SUNDAY.
in his auto for an extended Eastern
"trip. including Philadelphia. Baltimore.
New York. Atlantic city and othcr
points.
carl Roihcrmund and Wheeler. Rails
ton are surveying for f"w days III
Monroe county. near Wnodshcld.
DR.. r.. Y .Nrhauclt is ill at his home
on East jefferson street.
Squire James Briggs returned yes,
to-day from a visit over the Fourth at
J. = .Rinm"rschncid"r has returned
II his homo in Canton. after visiting at
tho home of Onto TruaN.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackcy are the
parents OF n nine pound boy. which ar
rived yesterday.
Rem +. MaCk"y is spending a le" ois :
fishing near Woodstield.
Miss Mae Parks. operator in inc 10
cal Bell exchange. is spending hcr va
cation 1T Washington. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs V. j. Morgan and rhll
drcn arc taking an auto trip through
the East.
Mrs. John Cook. of South Fourth
street. i= recovering nicely 4; tn" hos
rital from an operation which Shc I'M
cirrwcnt last week.
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Rellatre RIefs.

Mrs. Grace Campn-it If fit,Shursh
has returned nome ait:f WISH Win
.r!ends III the city.
t;eUrg. Ours; and family 0t Muncls
Ind. is visiting relatives and lIicnGS
In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Renter have re-
turned from A visit with friends 4,
Cupliua.
Hiss kLth Crawford of I;aiiiuIure
Nd. Is yisItlr-. nor xI,udnl",h.r Nil,
Sarah GAVIN OH Bctnluu, slr..i
Mrs. George Ho.gkiss ui EAcsyill,. is
visiting relatives i'm .h,. civ
Miss WiImac kgnpurt mas +, turned
rom michigan, whcr.. >hn has b. en- AZ,
tending n college of music.
Miss Marx Barrett OF Alanninstuu =
4 guest OF friends in the city.
\ meeting Of tho l'utlIc H.ali!
Iea,:ur Vas hid last .,rn4ny III IN,
hnru. Of Mrs. j. u. Mcuuuaid On N"rI!
EnhI. street.
MIS-. Frank DlruCn # $mlthhc.,i. IA
IS Il gust - her SISTER. Mrs t. j.
I;;ak,,t on Belmont ~ir.,
Miss Elizabeth ,'arn.s ~ Ii,i":m> &:
stv,.t Wn" has b.,n ~ =; .nirr"l! u:.
Tin. f.pwnrth park chaulHuqtIa MI
b., n..ld Ih!S Var from Nu=uSt ) II l."
Au ~, i!.nt program ms u,.n arrarS'
ed
Roy. l.. =: i".unl h:t- n:tLt arrange
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liramentg and muscles. They tel OF feStllG
comfort, OF calm, peaceful nights, an alb
sence OF those dstrcSscs peculiar To The pc
Rod OF expectancy. relief from morning
sickness, no more OF that apprehension with
which so many young womcn,s minds be-
come burdcned II is splendid help. Get
a bottle Of Mothers Friend from your
nearest druggist. Ask. your husband to get
II for YOU. Then write to Hradfcld Reg
ulator Co, 4os Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
for a very handsome and instructive book
1t is filed with suggestive ideas OF great
help to all women Interested in the subject
Of maternity. And best OF all arc some let
ters from mothers that RSs yGal tRspiEsH2ps'
Write today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
-r... Hi,tory Of Red Men.

\ r"mplclH hist"rE "I w I"T, ~; -"
order If Rcd Men from III" dat" OF m
.,,,u,inn Of nc order In 1852 IL III"
has been written by T. i. Irwin Errat
chief Of records, and his Sccrc'arE' go
t"'' ,d,n,s both IF this city. attcr
,, r' han three years work. The his
, m, has been compiled after cAie .,i,;,
research IN many government histories
and documents that were" Fccurra
through IN" aid Of Hon. W. H. rramo,
~. his t.itv and from me pcrS'liA'
rnovi.,Irr ~ Mr. Irwin. gained from
mnr" nan "a years scrNrr" as n m ,;l,,
hi'r ~ rh, grand council "f Eod Men.
Thc book Is n"w III TN" hands ~ ~.
rrin,rr and will b" "Ht u? 'hS '1s'''
rart Of this month.
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School La Torn Down.

Contractors MrAnIuCh & Wilson htt
,nrrl.,nd the work nt tearing down inc
did school building at Glenns Kun. pre-
rara1orv In the construction OF r. nr"
bI,iIdinr costing moro than $%p.Pn"
Work yrilI h. stratcd nj mrCe upon IN"
new school AS the contract calls Tor us
comnIeiion hv September |. Tn-mhrTnW
morning the township hoard Of chli-
.I,in rlerk John MiskcN. and tomorrow
afternoon the township trustees VIII
hold their regular monthly meeting III
,So Mace.
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rh-aa white Houses.

Through the opening "t NJ" p,Ht.
nf business thor" ar" "Als, ,nt u. -
civ al The present sim" three "S'a
I;shmonls sailing under IN" name
.iT,,,c IInusc' non" nf whr'h. hnW
,rr any re som hlanre I" the place
or, 10, With it is named. IN" names "i
hi,' ~ ihnse is probably based upon
,Mo color Of paint used on III" nu''d,nss;;
I'm, the third has evidently nccn hH, m,,a
n W., or whin Of tho owner. hno
'E' ..,,-bi,c HousrS'' l. the hSh mar
~ ',n .ros. from tho ". & l.. T.. station.
o,hnr ,s saloon on East Hanover
Ann,' and tho third is a shoe shining
.r,n- on South Fourth street
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Alban is Confident.

Hon. W. K. Alban. of Steub"nNllir'
Ohio. was in the city today IN the
rurIhcranCc Of his canvass Tor me
Republican nomination FOR congress.
The nomination day Is hul one
month away and As the day gets h'a'-
er the chances for Mr.. Albah sue
cess grows brighter.
From all counties comes very nav
,ering reports about me SIZE " W. WI y
~ AIhan will get. MIR. Alban Will
60, ,hn great bulk of the vote IN eli
Tarson county, while Belmont count!
viii live him a surprisingly large vote.
Mr, .\lban is doped 10 W in and me
Eenublican voters are climbing IN his
handwaCon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
moonlight Excursion.

'nJc: the auspices Of he LOCAL I"oEt
Of LOYAL prdc: 81 Moose. m""h!ls
.,rurslrn VIII be given tom"rro" cr"n
ing on the steamer Joe Fowler l" Sl"H-
hnn.ilin and return. The p,'al WI"
I,ayr Swar,xs LANDING at i.ju y. ~;
nan,.,nr vill b" crI"y@d OIL tn" boa ara
"a. .T Tr.$hm"ntx will b. SOLD. \ similar
:rreni viii b" Mold IN" fSil""'nS SSi ''t
da, evening by tin" local lodge 81 Mo-
I'm Wuudmcn Of America.
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BRIDGEPORT


After :, lengthy trial at tn" city build
,nr last night. both abraham Smith.
Syr!an. and Joe Warren. t"InreIi team
DAY evening Tic Iatle" pleaded guilty
AMI was rincd <: and r"*lS. Smith en-
tered d plea nf not SuHiE but aii"r '"'
hearing ,hr court found him guilty and
;,,.,ns,d a Iuc uf So aud costs. TIN
star Witness uG til" ,aSc was - la
about ~ years old who's" testimony Was
no, ,ni, humorous IL The extreme. hEt
also .damaSinS IL Smith. Both mn
pad up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
Our Chief Gets Liberal.

Gimme a nickel, sport. said 4 ian-
handler 10 chief I'd Hyland yeS'"rnd!
morning on Hanover street. as n" dp,
proarhc4 rha chief. whom he az nuI
~, w.. va, :, dime" answered tho chief
as nc pair turned down Second sire,
toward the city hulld'ns: the I pTn'
handler gladly accompanied Hyiann'
''i.h u birh gard for this chiefs lli'cF-
~! ,',i ho soon changed his opinion
',t,n,, no officer unlocked liz" door :"
W NM ,,r! l." room and told The hum 70 go IN
,,'d rn 20 sIcrr. Yesterday afternoon
Wuynr Raist"u sen, tn" man /" the c""h-
X iail
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Rock Hill and Hope Chapel.

Rev. JOAN sharp ~ S;euhtaHILe. -.
Will preach on SUNDAY morning at i;"th
hill, and III IN. afternoon a. Hope
chapel al, 80 &" cloCA. NJ. !ta:rE Nc
'Aliistcr Will report the state :. l.. con-
rention SUa,taE evening al koch tilti At
T:SV o'clock: Also. Mr.: u. y. Weaver. u
Columbus, -. IL cht.rSc Of t:!", vacation
Bible class, vii! speak.
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Sand Hill Briefs.

Mrs. EcUrGe NCNnrNahaH'- W.T." 'r''-'
been Ill. is Improving
Misses Elsie and Virginia Caldwell!
have returned home after attending me
kinchahe recital. in which they hau
taken ~ pnrt ,-oJ
Relatives Of Dr and Mrs. l.. |pnihn
attended the reunion held AT their h"'e
in Elm Grove. rtI &c
Mrs. Dora Stnllars nf irish ktnsc IL
very Ill Mt her hnma. -, ZIG
Mir and Mrs. Frank ShcpaFd oi H'e
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Farewell Reception.

4 reception was held last evening at
the First: VI. +. churca, III honor III
SUPERINTENDENT and Mrs. J. y. Jackson.
who leave soon Tor CariSNOUrG, ". y -.
10 make their future hUn". bErlnS tnc
evening Il musical program was irn-
dered and refreshments served. Nix.
jackson t:aS been the efficient >U@eTln-
1endert IL Tho Suuday schoul Tor Scr-
sral wears, and Mrs. jackson IL icAChrI.
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{ ~ Ing

owing /" The physical inability ~
I'5 J. l.. MrClay. pastor "i me f ,rS'
n +; church, To occupy his pulpit. R"r
i. :. HilI. pastor Of the United Freshly
,cr,an church. VIII preach AT the NJ. r;
church sunday morning and Key. IT,. y.
\cShil. pastor NJ tho TrcShNt"rit''
church. III tho evening. hthcr '"rdl lii ~
i.trr. viii lake their turns during the
month 81 July and probably longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
Professor Compton Designs.

Because noycr offered him saI'FE,
vhirh i s"Hn more than III" local
schools pay rrnr. harold compton: s,l.
nnrvisnr nf music in III" Martins Ferry
schools for III" past two years mas r.
yiened his pnsitinn here Ia accept one
,.itL Tho Dover schools Hrof. tnmri"r
has been employed Ivy the local board
If education for the year 1?l6-l'l'. pnI
II is understood that they VIII not Stahi
in The WAY nj his advancement.
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To Install Officers

Newly elected officers 81 an ", =,
N,'r will he inalillcH AZ IN frEui"r
mrriinc Of the l"de" Tins evening. Mr. ,i',,,,
H. ;n.talla,jnn there will h' 4 mu*i'h'
,rrcram and u Luncheon ard Em"kr''
rho matter If aiding IN" f\'nE 'al+'
,crs in rhcIr efforts 1" S'fu!E ~ w.
r,,r ,,ursc for ihIS city VIII ais" l."
hrrricht up ~ tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07

Bert Dunn. Of Grant avenue. VINO Is
studying pha rmary at the University 81
Pittsburgh. recently passed the fennsyi-
yaria state pharmaceutical examination
according to the list ot names I'm
nnunccd Yesterday. Dunn is therefore
permitted to practice in PENNSYLVANIA
but will continue his course "f study at
Pitt next fall.
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Gets Hearing To-day.

Evan Morgan. wh" was arrested car
suppnr, preferred by his wife, twill be
given hearing in Squire ons's court
This morning. The Belmont Ccunty Hu-
name Society is assisting IN the prose
,utiun of the case" Inc fanny AN''
-, North Sixth street
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The Dupke Funeral.

Lrpncra, services will hc held tenor
t,,,,i, ~ ,h. lac Mrs. Harold nuNk'.
xh,t d,,; Wednesday morning at IN"
homo Of knr father. r"rnr: -AnSmS ah'
hrs, streets. following dn 'i!n'S? n'
;ubrrc,i.u>.5 Dr. E.alry -; hal ~ ln'
r',rsi Ra,irs, church W! 10 =" th"iS''
'Int"rmen, will pc ut h.'''N It." N''''~
L.
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SAND HILL
James Winters Funeral.

SAND HILL. ". Va, July 81 ne
rnmains Of the late James Winters
who passed away at the homo Of his
daughter. Mrs. Thomas kimmlns. near
VS. Alexander, SUNDAY evening. was
laid To rnsl In tho Sand Hill ccmctcr!
.Tuiy {, Funeral services were held al
tn, Sand HNl NJ. +. church with Rev.
Y 4 NannA in charge.
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,, Ala Enralprn School,

.tbe CHRISTIAN FndcaNrr S"Hl"IF ~
10 Eirst Presbyterian church has &C.
NE - aid ono Of the daily varat'"n
Riblc schools that ar" hrInE cnndu E,,in
among foreign children "' n;'S'a arT Vii viii
by the Presbyterian rhur .,Io , |:rn
o II, ibr D. V. White grocery on North
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Enneral Services Held.

Mrs. ii.rn!;tn l:v.l::u. al :GaIy side. wa"
died At the Gt":.daI" hrSr.'a! Tuesday
were hs;d a. ;i..., Myers -nlr"! n B''l-
mont Strs,et !sSt:r.iay afternoon. lnt'r-
rnent VAS mad. m l;oS, ili!l cemetery.
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Nau Cigar store.

William and Evan Johns. we'll Known
LEGAL Young men. have rented the store
room in the Ralsinn block formerly oc-
and will OMEN a Wholesale and retail TO-
bnrcn and cigar store there on or ABOUT
;hn ufIrrnth Of the month
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:ecl"uS!y Inflicted M"nIay night. VIII
DC hcld sunday AFTERNOON: services
VIII T." conducted u, ST. johns church
at clock. lntrrMrnc viii be mat"
III Rose Hill cemetery. the body has
been brought - the bradley m":.u" on
belmont street. whHrr It was prepared
FIR hurinl
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Tho Io4us Meas cit:U ~! mset neat
Monday evening IN ;hc.r ,tUh rooms IL
the First N;t;l"Irtt t!ank building. PlaaS
Will be furtiGrc.t 10: NJ. .iar|.St Home
picnic 10 .. hid II WiI':s Grove ;t
Key some t:G?s n -.iuSUS': Efforts az"
being made ~ a%sV" ti"I":arr Frank =.
Willis deliver tur priuc!a;,l address.
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tisse:c EUrTlS ~ F0rIN-NlN'N StrHH'
yesierday. rcCris.,i wurr! -; The death
OF his father. N"rty iur:lS. ~ his
home in F., i,,r;. following = lingering;
illness Thu. deceased waS i veteran "t
the Civil war.
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i:rc"ming temporarily insane = WI
rrligirn.'a K:rkw"od woman Is SAiu ~
h;.y. made an unsuccessful attempt |"
throw herself from The DRUG" az 80
I" "Wednesday evening. ny S'"i'"''
seized hsr In tim" and later t"oA me-,
To TIC ri,y building. After Shc hi'l
apparently recovered her SANITY Shc
was taken 10 her home.
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the many things which
We read about and
are of immediate I'M
portancc to the c1pec-'
tant mother, Is a splen-
did external remedy
called M o t b C r =
Friend" This Is ap-
piled over the muscles
OF the stomach. 1t is
deeply penetrating In
It's influence. Mothcts
everywhere tell OF it1
soothing effect. how it
allays pains incident tn
stretching of cords,
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Police G0Ilrt

rw" r'ain drunks VIII" w"r" arrest cd
"Wednesday hy riiIr"r johnson w"l"
given hearings h,t"r,' Ain!"r S"ha"-
Ter Nvst"rGa! morning. and iln"d - and
Gusts "H"h. \rIilI". W. ALL. :" ph%.
and tn may"r ordered lh'm chased "ui
Of town.
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Former Resident Dead.

Word has been received III ms city
~ the death Ut james i'yicS. Il former
resident OF Bsilairr, when occurred At
his home in Iowa. following Il brief iu-
ness. He waS we'll known i'll this Cl;i
and ia 4 brother OF Li~4"Sc py!cs o.
Rosa HIM
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TO Attend Convention.

Mr.. and N;S. Albert Alum viii leave
sunday Ip. Baltimore. where he VIII at
tend the national Convention ~ kiks as
a delegate from tbs local lodge. Before
returning home they w!te visit places or
interest along nv. Atlantic coast.
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Hona Chapel.

"A lawn social sNisI ~ held a; the
home u Mrs. Lina Thomas. on Monday
evening. Julg -. Tor the p"uci!t of tins
vacation: I:iule schuul WIN. y good
Time IS lNllGipateL..
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u.uners Attend Funeral.

drlnraIiun of members from 'h'
vu,rh club went I" tlarinEt"h S,t,
dav 10 attend the tuncTa: 81 ,n' "a,
So, Ncrkcr 4 member Of IN" '"tH'
lE;-.tiou whu was drowned SUNDAY
n,I"rn""n while bathing IN IN" river
., ,hn ,.iib camu north uf this city.
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BELLAIRE


The deCpty supervisors -: "i9cit"nS
have received the written w:tnuraWal ~
VIM. J. kirkpatrick, Is 4 keHubiica!
of courts of Belmont rnGuty. This
leaves but one candidate for ipc nouii-
nation. James /. Wilson. o. Holloway.
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BIlndY Tnneral.

Funeral -"rIIr" w"r" hold at M
Friends meeting h"'IS', IN t"i"raIm. VS.
l"rtlA! nft"Tn",'r. 'N'r IN" body IT tho
lat" Edmund HundN. 81 I"l"r"lr VEN"
died Tu"-,l"l kc,. LAr"h Maui" Cun-
Gurtr A. =" >'.%, a.. :. Interim n Was Ia
h, t'rI'ni& bur- InG GRAND.
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Fairgrounds OPENED.

The <'irst WAt.l 1ldy-r"ltIE. nav,
opened for tn, summer IA IN: care -
TrnssI EuSs. Thu. apparatus. has Hsa7
nJac.d in pnSiti,u by Nj. 'E"~s. AuL a.
ye, there is NO. instructor.
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Annual Meeting.

III" board ',i dircriu:S 81 n" (l"llu-
NAY n"arrn'SS h"Ii. VIII h"id 'iS an
nuul me-, Ting this Afternoon =. - home
on Howard street kirkNn,"i. ~
nri"Ch tin. UuHn"" commute" 81 ~
board viii h"ii IN imi",'Hmt meeting.
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Given Heavy Fine.

\ nm. ii >"n" and C.'Sl= wH> imposed
upon john Mci-crrh..r. uf Wheeling
tr"rS. - <;rtiH'. ny Mayer Davies. ~
81 tIaIrSliilr. TN The Charc" "f viola
inc Tn. lI"U"r laws. N"lsE.rt'cr paid
al.
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To Have 5-and-lo-cert store.

Il Was .'aid last evening thai the
N""lw"rth I'".Elair$ Will "p'u n branch
/ 5-HnG- ln-""nl store IN thus city and MI!
ErCurg ;hr Sturcruom hat is being con-
stru"l"h ~ Lin "ln aN"nu" h% M"SSrS.
k"Chnlinc " Nppc NJ, Her.
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Cannot Locate Son.

Local friends at Mar; EurriS. r"nduc-
,or on IN" I. l.. 4 w. arc nnhnle I" "
cato hin, II, order To notify him of the
death OF his father who passed away
yesterday al his home in Freeport. Bur
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To Hold Picnic.

Tn" SGnIny srh,"'l al IA" t"mmuuIiy
church "u kirkw""i heights viii hold
its annual iicmIc today IN citizens hill
west uf her.
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Not All Settled.

II was learned that II" difficulty az
one of the local laundrES has no; o@th
fnll,. settled. Th.r" "nS = sen" III
nra Of the ia,id:yS vsS:.rGh. tnat ma:
terminate in the courts later.
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ACORN. m Play pillonvale.

The Acorn ball team Will journey !"
n.ItnnN:,l.. sunday afternoon. wh"rc inc:
Will cross hats with IN" strong piIi"n-
,ai, rin,. iingcrsuu Will probably IL"
ar, ,ir n,.und for the locals. \ gam"
has not YET hcc,! arranged for Saturhaj
a ttrInnnu.
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Passes Penn State Board.

rested Andy BrouEue yesterday morn
inE on 4 plain drunk charge.
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riS lett Il few day aga Tor an auto ir:p
through Tia" South and !ir'' last heard "i
hlm hc was in southern k"niuch%.
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Death Was Accidental.

Corner ti.ury Roger ~: Ma:;hS
Ferry after !nveSttg4;lus tn" death ~
Anton krrak. tho N"nn iEiHrE Wa a',.
faII from III. ,!.rd story -: IN" window
~ nc hons. rendered = v"r't!c' ~ a..
ci t death. Tho funeral vas he'd
Yesterday. lrtcrmrn, Mas N N'- Ia'-
New Officers Elected: ,.
Obi, Valley council NJ. 81. =. I.
M M has elected the '"tlo"ins "'ft-
csrs. tcunc,iloc: .!"stsIL tha$": wee
councillor. Fred George, rsc"r"!nS So
rotary. Nose fetuh"rc. t,nAn.n.i
q Hill, cord,tc, o.. J"hn Hump. wArh'H.
I-a.,e-d chase. inS,d" >.ur:uo!. p,iE"r
Eevs: ou,sid. sentinel. Charles Marx.
rbs blsSn. \. o. Nall. trustees. krhnr' n
S {. G7nncr Edward chase AMI NeStcc
Workman.
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First NJ. Z, ChurC h.

Fourth street for the benefit Of one "f
he schools.
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A Fine Aid For
Mother TO be

We are all greatly indebted TO those
nho toll their experiences. And among
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reu Offtcers Elected.
rr,eral OF Victim Sunday.

Frnor5i q 't'.--..... ,Ec
-.r;st vino died Al the North Nn"s''-
ING hospital %: \ bullet wound mEs-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21
LANCASTER WOMEN LEND
AID TO CELEBRATION
Committee Meeting at City Hall Re.
ceived Hearty Support from Ladies.

f. c.. Meyer and V. L. ShoWalter
asked the Lancaster Ladies to meet
them at the city hall last Friday even
ing and talk over plans for Fourth OF
July celebration.
These gentlemen felt highly pleased
with the support they received both
in the number present and the man
ner in which their message was re-
ceived. Plans were made for several
floats, among them being Goddess OF
Liberty, surrounded by the orty-eight
states, typifed by little girls dressed
in white and wearing suitable en-
blems. Uncle Sam" will probably
parade. having in his train satellites
the various races which have found
a haven under the grand old flag. A
liberty bell is also spoken of and a
number of other novelties that per-
haps had better be left as a surprise
An effort will be made to have the
children of the Sunday schools parade
with flags illustrating the spirit OF
young America and several ladies
promised to look after this matter
through the various churches.
The ladies also offered some valua-
BILE suggestions which Mr.. Meyer and
Mr.. Showalter gladly took down and
will follow out. Among them is "The
Spirit of '76" as exemplifed by the
famous painting and Richard Huftill,
Burton Sumner and James Hayden
of Bloomington, will be asked to car
ry out this part of the program.
Dorothy Hickok, Dorothy Mcmahon,
Grace Bracket and Elsie Brennan
were appointed as committee to Sc
cure enough girls for the forty-eight
states float Mrs. c. G. Roberts, Mrs.
John Decker, Mrs. J. A. Mccoy, Mrs.
C. H. Basford and Miss Kate eastman
were appointed as committee to look
after the various things suggested by
the body.
1t has been we'll said that when the
ladies lend their aid to an enterprise
its success is assured and this time
will be no exception.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21
BANKERS MEET TONIGHT 80 YRS. WITHOUT SOUL
Death Finally Ends ''Mere Elk
istence" of Asylum Patient.

A story that is not without its pa
thetic side is that of Miles McGraw,
who died at the county farm on Sunday
of this week.
McGraw was fifty years of age, and
had been an inmate of the asylum
since April 1, -thirty-three years.
He was a mere lad of IL years when
brought to the asylum, and for more
than a generation lived a charge OF
the county-hopelessl insane.
McGraw came from Castle Rock
township, but as far as is known had
no relatives III the county. Six years
ago sister from Montana, visited
him, but since then no relative has
been to see the unfortunate man.
McGraw was weak physically, but
of a tractable nature, and gave little
trouble.
No religious obsequies attended at
the grave of Miles McGraw. Only the
clods sounding taps" as they dropped
upon the pine box, marked the turning
of the final blank page in the history
Of his life. Pax Vobiscum.