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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

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ineoln Districts
Roads M e ting

Lincoln districts good roads mass
meeting. which was held at Worthing-
ton yesterday went into, the matteri
at hand in such detail that It was
found Impossible to arrive at a point
where any action could be taken, and
Il was decided that another meeting
shall be held at the same place, Tues;
day OF next week. at which time ittsis
expected the citizens Will vote TO go
ahead with the bond issue prelimt-
naries.
Much interest was shown in: the
talks made by Attorney 7TuscaS Nor.
ris. Engineer Wilson. who took such
a prominent. part in the road move:
ment in Fairmont and Warrington dis
tricts. Festus Parrish and 81 Q. Ream.
who attended the gathering in their,
conversation showed that they are en-i
Enthusiastically for better Dads through
out the district. ~ Fl ~
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raw PAW DISTRICT
Meeting FRIDAY D !
State Road Engineer viii
liams Wil.Tallz at Fair
eWAThen.

On Friday night OF this week anoth.
er great n1nas meeting of the voters
and taxpayers of Paw Paw, district will
meet 1T FatrYieWS 10 discuss the good
ROADS PROPOSE tfon, and to listen to an
addFesa III State Road Engineer A. D.
Wliltams. II AZ
ME-. Wtfltanss addressed 9 meeting In
Paw Paw district al Riyesville some
time ago, and made lei most favorable
Impression on the voters OF the dis.
tzict, convincing many of them of the
nacesnity Of Paw Paw's voting a bond
fesue TO provide for road Improve
nnents. and &c iss expected that at the
meeting Er1day night he will convert
any remaining resid dents Of the district
who have until this time been only
intellectually IN favor OF the Improve
ments.
A particular effort is to be made to
haye all tie people who have to any
extent opposed the movement present
At the injecting. and III is believed that
when they see, the number Of their
neighbcrs Who are lined up for a big
ger and better Paw Paw and hear
what MI. Williams will have to tell
{hezn. TINT they will he converted from
l.noc1ers to the most ardent kind OIL
booeteTs I. III
The next meeting In the district
after this one will Sbe at Grant Town,
on the evening ofSs the 4 It'll, at which
occaston there will be exhibited NOV
ing pictures offroads development, and
talks made ~ some of the men con-
nected with the Estate university.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Menear, OF Clarksburg,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. 0s'
car Poe, of Guffey street.
Byron Gaskins is Ill at his home on
Elkins street.
Mrs. Belle Haggerty Is recovering
from an attack of grip.
Mancel Carpenter, of Vermont ave
nue., who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ridenour, of Kingwood. is visit
ing her daughters. Mrs. Oscar Paling
and Mrs. viii Umble.
Mrs. Clarence Fisher is quite sicl,
at her home on Columbia street.
Mrs. Dorsey PopIe is here from Fet'
terman for few days.
Mrs. Miller, OF Warrington, is visit,
ing her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hite, OF
Morgantown avenue.
Miss Louise Linn, OF Chenille. Il
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F.
Smith. of Columbia street.
Mr.. Snider and family, are moving
from Mrs. Rebecca knights property
on Guffey street, to Mrs. Viola Spring.
er's property on the same street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Malone spent
Sunday at Bentons Ferry.
Lawrence Toothman. OF Reeves ave
nue., has returned from Union, where
he was the guest OF Denzel Michaels.
Mrs. George Cox. who has been quite
sick. is very much improved. &
Ms. Fannie Fetty has returned to
her home at Wheeling after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Flowers,
Of Morgantown. avenue.
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Chic ems Bew7l5are!
Cops Are After You

The chief Of police and his squad
are arising early these mornings for
the purpose Of going chicken hunting.
They go about the city and any chick
ems that are found walking the streets
or picking seeds in neighboring yards
are followed up, the owner found and
ordered to appear before the mayor.
The city intends to enforce the ordfn-
ance ruling TO keep chickens of the
neighbours lawns and OF the sidewalks
and alleys. Four offenders were or
dered up before breakfast this morn.
ing. They will appear ct . Am: to:
morrow.
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PHARoAH's RUN.

The Misses Elsie and Emma Rice en-
tertained a number OF their young
friends informally Monday evening in
honor of Miss Elsle's twentieth birth.
day. The evening was spent In play
ing gaes and music, and at a suitable
hour refreshments were served consist
ing of seafoam, fudge and apples. Miss
Rice received several nice presents.
Those present included the Misses
Ocal Williams Lelah Straight, Hazel
Floyd, Emma Rice, Mary Valentine,
ollie Smith and Cora Valentine;
Messrs. Earnia Eddy, Carl Williams,
Joseph Straight, Will Eddy, Davte
Hoult, French Williams, Ira Smith,
Howard Rice. Clyde Floyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Rice and children; MI.
and Mrs. Rice and the hostess.
John Thorn spent q few days Of last
week with his brother, Hugh, Of Clarks-
n Nathan Smith, of Morgantown. has
been at w. ". Smiths recently.
The third quarterly conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, will be held at Marvin Chap.
al in the near future.
Mrs. Ida Flether lost a fine COW
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnie Brock spent
Wednesday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Smith.
Miss Mabel Keefover spent Monday
and Tuesday Of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Keefover of near Baxter
[ Mrs. Phoebe Vaentine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Valentine spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r, Rice.
Maggie Eddie has been on the sick
list.
ing a series of meetings at Arnettsville
at this writing.
Lille Rice, Of Fairmont, Ollie Smith
and John Thorn spent Sunday after
noon with Emma Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ingle and little
daughter were visitors at Jesse Rice's
Sunday.
Georgia Baker has returned to Fair
mont after spending few days with
her mother.
Elsie Rice and Mabel Keefoyer spent
Sunday with Lelah and Rasta Straight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Valentine
and son; Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mus
grave and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Min
or Fisher and daughter spent Satur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. q. L.
Musgrave.
Mabel Keefover and Emma Rice
attended church, at Arnettsville Sun
day evening.
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COTTAGE MEETINGS,

Cottage meetings will be held as
follows tomorrow morning in the in
terests of the union meeting now in
progress at the First M. e. Church.
DR.. T. C. Broomfeld, Fourth Street;
Mrs. Ida Smith, Spring Street; Mrs.
E.. w. Howard, Maple Ave-; Mr.. Fred
Reeves, 1929 Virginia avenue; Mrs.
Wilson near Snider's Furniture Store:
]. r. TaIkington, Locust Avenue; Mrs.
Neal, 1903 Virgtniai Ave; Henry Hun
Fifth street; D. J. Curry, 1105 Seven
and one half Street; Miss Jennie Illus
ton, corner 9Th and Benoni; Mrs. Ly-
da Hawkins, Mt. Vernon: Newton Sny.
der, Jefferson Street: Mrs. George G.
Schwaner, 404 CASTOR Avenue; F.: P.
Kelley, 213 Locust Avenue. f
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MANY RECOVERING
At COOK HOSPITAL
Mrs. A. L. Peters Will Be
Able to Leave Institu-
ton Soon.

. ~ q o .t " -
Mrs. A. L. Peters, who has been
i'll at Cook hospital. following a sur
gical operation performed some time
ago, is steadily recovertng and will be
able to leave the hospital in few.
days.
Mrs. John Mccoy. of Locust avenue,
was operated on recently at the hos
pita1 and is doing very well at this
time.
"A fine son was born on Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. White, OF Muir
ray, at Cook hospital
James E. Sullivan. surgical pa
tent at the hospital, has recovered
and returned to his home on Sixth
street. 4,
Miss Hannah Osborne, of Farming
ton, who was operated on for append1-
citis, is getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Kellar, of Hoult, a patti.
emit at the hospital, is getting along
nicely. &,t
Mrs. W. B. Jenkins, OF Merchant
s.reet,. surgical patient, Is doing we'll.
Mrs L. s.. Click; of Park avenue, a
surgical patient, is recovering nicely
from an operation.
:, q: E. Haynes of Morgantown ave-
nue.. an employee of the Owens Bot
tie works, who has been Ill with the
grip at the hospital. is improving
and will leave the hospital within a
few days.
Zeke! Davis, the SON OF Mr.. 2. F.
Davis, who had a bone of the hip
fractured in q basketball game at the
Armory, Is doing very nicely.
Miss Gazelle' Smith, a patient at the
hospital, is getting along nicely.
Theodore Eddy, Of Rtvesyille, who
has been patient at the hospital for
some time, viii leave for her home
soon.
Mrs. w. H.sspringer, Of Kingmont,
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Grafton Jus ice
Faces s fIiio Jus Charge

GRAFTON, W!SEEVa:. March 47.---In
ssIting for d wit o. hab eas icorpus; here
charging that they were Illegally de-
tanned Id JAIL Peter Smith and others
presented chafgesso official migcon.
duct against y. -. Newcome, q local.
Justice oe tho peace, Judge aF'ortneyi
eranted the writ asked for and will
hear the ch9Eges against M Mcomel
ne d court eesgionEo ION Friday Neweomei
q charged With drunk nness, running
epenlteRsys impoairig lines without o.
ffial end ItlttneIonsf other onensee.
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Jury Acquitted
Andy Chesn:uIck

Jury composed OF T. B. Henderson,
Sam Barnes, Leonard Curry, w. A.
Isreal, William Michael and L. J..
Lowe returned a verdict Of not guilty
in the case of the State vs. Andy
Chesnuck for bringing into West Vir-
ginia liquor that was nc% labelled. The
case wasj tried in Squire r. Leigh,
FIeming's court yesterday afternoon.
Frank Amos represented the defend
ant and Prosecuting Attorney Charles
Miller the state.
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Victim Of Explosion
Brought to Hospital

Frank Beacorn, OF Ireland, man who
was badly injured IN the boiler explos.
ion at that place on March In which
several were killed or wounded, was
admitted to the Fairmont hospital No.
3 last evening, suffering with burns
and wounds about the face and eyes.
While painfully injured it was stated
at the hospital today that he would re-
cover. The explosion occurred in
lumber camp near that place.
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Mrs. John Henshaw, Of Fairmont,
will be the honor guest at a brid ge
which Mrs. H. d. johnson Is giving
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Kanawha street. Mrs. Henshaw Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis, Char
lesion Post.
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FAIRVIEW.

The knights OF Pythias served sup.
per and entertained their families and
friends Saturday night at the K. Of P.
hall from 8 to II p. m. Following
the supper speeches were made by
Rev. Hall OF the NJ. e. Church; Rev.
Ramsbottom, OF the Baptist Church;
DR.. j. w. p. Jarvis, John Snodgrass,
w. H. Kuntz and others. There was
one hundred and thirty-five present
and social, hour and delightful
time M -s2s-!H
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STAMFORD, Conn, March e
There's a real.life movie in the career
of Fred c. Prange, who ~ decided
he'd seek fortune in the west and
(2) left his wife and children, who,
failing to hear from him decided CD
decided he must be dead.
But FRANCE had gone prospecting
az and been thrown from his horse
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CFIARLEsTON, w. Va; March =
Former Governor William NJ. o. Daw-
son, member of the West Virginia
public service commission, who has
been In i'll health for some time, is in
dangerous condition. according to
an announcement. Physicians hold out
little hope for hts recovery.
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%, which left him in hospital

/ 90. which left him in a hospital 90
with lost memory.
Recovering health and memory. he
decided ~ not to write home until
he had made good. After cashlug in
on a fortune 49, near Los Angeles he
started back east (9) after wiring to
his 1ong.lost wife and children, VINO
(10) met him in New York last week.
He had ben gone 90 years.
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IHarn Eron1 WenteIl.

DR.. Bryan; Of Wendell, w. Va, was
in this city Sunday. He accompanied a
patient to the Fairmont hospital No.
8. While here, he was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hutchinson, on
Diamond street. u.s.
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Returned From cIarksburg. =.
Misses Lena Parks and Beulah Gar
ner, have returned from Clarksburg,
where they had spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner Hart.
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Veu I'D.

Mrs. Chapman, of Diamond street,
who has been very i'll for some time,
has had a second paralytic stroke and
is in an alarming condition. Wit
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tcIarl<sbura.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Bishop
and daughter, Miss Lula, of Columbia
street.. are guests of relatives at
Clarksburg.
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ladies', Aid Soclet

The Ladies' Aid society of the FRS:
IN. P. church, will meet "Wednesday
afternoon ct two o'clock, at the
church.
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TOWN TALK.

viii Remove PoIes-The Central
District Telephone company has an.
nounced that within a few days it Will
begin the removal of all poles on Io-
Gust avenue except one line on the
south side which will be used by all
the companies having wires on the
street. There are now four pole lines
on this thoroughfare. AS soon as the
weather permits the telephone com
pany will aso begin work on addition
al underground construction. 1nclud-
| ing the new building about 100000
will be spent here this year by the
Bell interests.
q. M. A. 5pirectors-Thi afternoon
at 4 O'Clock the members OF the Board
Of Directors OF the Business Mems as
ISOLATION will meet at tho Offices OF
the association for the purpose OF pre-
pairing report OF the years work to
be submitted at the annual meeting OF
the organization which will be held
Thursday evening.
New Meat Market---An up-to-date
meat market has been opened at Park
er's grocery store, corner Of jack
son and Monroe streets, by 0. L. Rob
ey, an experienced meat man.
Assessed Rlanks-Blanks for the use
of corporations, partnerships and In
dividuals in the preparation Of tax as
easements have arrived at the Office
Of assessor Davis in the court house.
Goes to Coal company--J. R. Funk,
who for some time has been connect
ed with the Fairmont office Of the Yves.
tern Union Telegraph company, has
accepted a position at Pennington
with the Jamison Coal and Coke COM
many. He will be succeeded at the
Western Union office by Miss Geor-
gia Torrey.
Barber Shop chanee-Arthur Leeds
who was connected with the barber
shop in the Marietta hotel, has secur-
ed a position with Oliver Jackson vat
his shop at the corner of Virginia ave-
nue. and Tenth street.
Choral soeiety-The regular week
Iy rehearsal of the Fairmont Choral
society will be held this evening in
the Y. M. C. A. auditorium beginning
promptly at 1880 o'clock,
Or. Jones Leaves-Dr. Harriet B.:
Jones, Of Wheeling, who is employed
as medical inspector for the state in.
stitutions OF learning, finished her
work at the Fairmont State Normal
school and left here for other points
where she is engaged In the same
work. The report made by Dr.. Jones
concerning the condition Of the young
ladies' Of the Normal was very crafty
ing and with few exceptions the health
OF the girls Of this school is very good.
Roster at snithtieId-Presdeut 10.
seph Roster of the Fairmont Normal
will go to Smithfield. Wetzel county,
tomorrow where he will address an
educational RAJ to be held there. The
purpose Of the rally is to stimulate in
terest in the proposed levy, for the cree
ton, Of new school buildings for that
.H 49, Ia
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EAST SID
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EntiertaIned At Dinner.

MI. and Mrs. James Nigh, Of Nor:
eantown avenue, entertained az 70
O'clock dinner Sunday. The guests
Included Mr.. and Mrs. Howard hn,
and children. l5
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AT smlTHToWN REVIVAL.

Rev. L. e. Oldaker; pastor OF the
First NJ. P. Church has gone to Smith
town to assist In series OF revival
meetings which are being held at that
place.
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WlIl Entertaln cluh

The T. AZ s. club will be entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Cora
L. Morrow at her home on State
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who had been patient at the hospl-
tai, has recovered and returned home
yesterday. ~ y ~. I,
Statesmen Make
Charges Against Cop

A warrant was issued this forenoon
by Justice OF the Peace R. Leigh Flem-
ing for the arrest of julius Gretzengers
an officer at Jamison No. - who lie ems
p1oyed by the coal company there. IA;
Gretzenger is charged with assault
upon two salesmen, a. Silverman and
Harry Weimer of Philadelphia. Sic
verman and Weimer claim that Gret-
Finger attacked them yesterday after
noon while they were trying to sell
some goods in that section.
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Miss Rose Steel has returned from
Pittsburgh where she had spent .
week in the Modart Corset School.
Allen Russell Of Keyseri is q bust;
ness visitor In the city today.
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ton on Saturday where he will attend
a district institute and where he will
deliver an address.