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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
COKE SHORTAGE CAUSE
or FURNACE BLOW0UTS

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The govern
nsnt continues to place orders for all
kinds Of steel products. including plate.
Rhaets. spikes. rivets and various other
binds Of finished materials. A shortage
Of coktng coal at one Of the great steel
plants IN the Pittsburgh district. at
tr1buted to The withdrawal OF railroad
cars from the mining sections OF the
central west by tho government. has
caused the Carnegie Steel company to
blow out seven furnaces and the Illinois
Steel company three furnaces. The
steel corporation as a whole has IL fur
naceS out. The output Of steel ingots In
August by the corporation was better
than in July. due IN part to ow more
working days. as compared with July
Official statistics are not yet available.
but the probability Is that production
amounted to nearly l.76O.00O tons.
Consumers have not been buying any
sthing more than absolutely necessary
material for more than month. but the
market has been fairly steady during
the practical suspension Of new bust
ness.
U. S. Steel mills probably will be
called upon for al arge proportion OF
tho $4,000 tons OF steel required for the
5000 cars TO be constructed in Canada
for the Dominion government.
Export embargoeS are held respon-
sible for offerings of resale round lots
OF ship plates at 10 cents per pound
Japan has been actively in the market
but mills would accept only portion.
for which 4.50c was asked. Domestic
business in bars for fourth quarter was
done Mt I cents
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STOCKS AND BONDS
CLAR|NGTON

! Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Dietrich and son.
Graham. visited relatives at New Mar
tinsvillc recently. .,
T. Rose was Columbus, O.. busl-
ness visitor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brook and MT. and
Nrs. Chas. Ebert west OF town. were
Wheeling fair visitors Tuesday ana "ea-
nesday- ,
Mr., and Mrs. Chas Strickling and SON
AycriIl. returned Tuesday to AKRON ai'sr
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Gladys Mchl went to MounosT VII
Sunday TO visit her sister. Mrs. Ella
Clegg. p.,
Rev. S. F.. kaetzel went TO berea
Monday 10 attend the annual conference
Of the German ". L. chuurch.
" G. Mckelvcy and family returned
~ ,hcir home In Meigs county. SUNDAY
after spending ten days with relatives III
this vicinity. .,.
Miss Dclora Rose who visited relatives
In Akron the past two weeks returheu
home Wednesday.
WIN. Goddowin, who is employed IN
Cleveland, is visiting at his home mere
Mrs. s. T. Koetzel and son. samuel
are guests OF Mrs. Kaetzels parents III
Indiana. ,u-
Mr., and Mrs. Vim. Abersold were call.
ed TO Wheeling Dy Inc seIloo'
Mr.. AbersoId's sisted, Mrs. Fhil!iPs;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Siaut1er Oh nan
nibal. visited relatives here Sunoay.
Miss Blanche Cochrane came nome
SUNDAY from Glendale hospital. where
.ho bns been for the past couple OF
weeks for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephens OF
wheeling, visited relatives in town re-
gently.
G, W. Cainc returned Thursday eve
Ming from Akron, where he accompanied
his son. Richard r. Cain. who Is SEN
jor in Central High school Of that place.
Miss Laura Stewart has returned 20
Cleveland. after n brief visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Rose corbctt who has spent the
summer in Cleveland. came homo to at
tend school.
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PAST week PERIOD
OF BEARS SUCCESS

NEW YORK. Sept. ,9-LiQuldation was
an important factor In the weeks active
operations on The stock exchange, but
the movement received most Of its Inn
pctus from 4 continuance of short SELL
ing. The bears seemed 10 have no diff
ficulty In uncoverng new points OF
weakness. support being withheld until
many important shares came within
ranKe Of the years lowest quotations.
The greatest concern was created oJ
tho weakness Of rails. investment shares
falling with issues Of declining financial
status.
Steels. coppers and the many other in
dustrIals and equipments which form
tho great bulk OF the so-callcd war
stocks. were under persistent pressure.
but recovered in part on the defeat OF
unfavorable legislation. Shippings suf-
fered a sharp setback. however. on the
proposed drastic cut In ocean rates.
Peace rumors assumed no more
tangible form and the adverse situation
In Russia seemed to be balanced to an
extent by The italian offensive. Elk
change markets threw no new light on
foreign economic conditions. but the
further drain Of this countrys gold
strengthened the belief that the British
treasury may ere long find It imperative
t. renew exports OF the metal to this
n arket.
Last weeks impaired bank reserves
were directly responsible for the tent
porary furry in call money and the fur
Their withdrawal Of time loans. but this
was largely overcome by government
re-drposits and offerings from interior
irStlfuriOns
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home in Harrington. after a short visit
here with her mother. Mrs D. Porter.
Mrs. James Hennen spent Wednesday
with relatives in Hundred.
Mrs. Murphy and daughter, Miss Mar
garet, have returned home after a few
days visit with friends in Bcnwood.
Mr.. B. 0. Huntington attended the
fair in Wheeling Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Huff have returned
to their home in Wheeling. after visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. l.. .. Rissett, OF Shinnston. was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beanes have rr-
turned to their htomc in Wheeling after
short visit here with Friends.
Miss Vnrena Bradley has returned
home after months visit with her aunt
in Hundred.
Mr.. Frank Bcanes is n business visitor
in Wheeling for few days.
MIR. Harry Wines. of New Martinsrille.
was business visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Foe very pleasantly en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
NJ. E. church. at her home on Main
street, Thursday afternoon.
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fore been mentioned Is still at the hos
pital and is getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
Miss Helen Fry. called on friends at
Wheeling and attended the fair We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Hannah Barnhart. has gone to
Wheeling to spend tho fair week with
friends.
Rev. Geo. D. Griffin. Of BellinEton
will preach at the Baptist church at
Fork Ridge next Sunday morning and al
this place Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Allen came homo yes
terday from a few days stay with
friends in Wheeling.
Miss Selma Wayman returned yester-
day from a stay with friends in Wheel
ing.
Miss Frances Murphy is visiting with
friends at Roneys Point.
Verne Monroe and family came home
yesterday from an extended tour
through New York state and visit with
friends at Butler. Pa.
Ralph Charlton and family and Mr..
and Mrs: c. NJ. Talkington returned yes
terday from an auto trip to Atlantic
City.
Miss Jennie Toland Is visiting with
friends at Moundsville this week.
Mrs. Margaret Keffer. and two chill
dren are home from q visit with friends
lat Moundsville.
Mrs. Gladys Hunter. returned home to
MoundSville yesterday after spending
several days with friends in town.
T. '. Ross was at Wheeling yesterday
looking at things on the fuir grounds
and attending to some business.
Miss Clara Peoples went to Wheel
ing Monday to do some shopping and
attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NcCleland of
Chester are visiting Mrs. McClcland's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. carpen.
ter.
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peraOna1 Mention

Aaron Porter and family are spending
this week at Wheeling attending the
fair. Mr. Porter is exhibiting I head
Of Shetland ponies there. four OF which
have taken prizes az announced by the
Wheeling dailies.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Foust have gone
to Florida. where Mr.. Fdust has secur-
ef a position as principal Of n school.
They will make their future home there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shackelford and
daughter. Elaln came home Monday from
a visit with friends at Now. Martins
willie
Mr.: and Mrs. F. NJ Smith are in
Wheeling today shopping and attending
the fair.
Miss Edith Wilson IL home from an
extended visit with friends in Michi-
gan.
Judge J. r. Allison. called on friends
and attended the fair ut Wheeling yes
terday.
William Davis and family are spend
ing their vacation with friends out OF
town.
Ray Brothers arc to reopen the White
Front Restaurant Saturday This place
has been temporarily closed since July
first.
Sammy Dickson Is visiting friends at
Martins Ferry. Ohio this week
John yelling Of Wheeling was q
business caller in town yesterday.
School begun full In all departments
yesterday morning. Tho prospects for a
successful term OF school this year Is
very flatterlng.
7. y. Steele and his son in law and
wife and two small daughters Of the
latter. nil Of Brilliant. Ohio. came over
in their automobile and spent Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Car
pcnter.
Darrell Hinerman has moved his fam
lily from the Yelling property on
Moose's hill to tho Burley property on
Main street.
+. P. Ross whose illness has hereto
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;A[)Iz

CArlZ o. Sept. Mrs. y. J Harris
and DAUGHTER Miss Ella. OF Moundsville.
". Va. who have been visiting with
Mrs. Hartman. have returned to their
home.
Mrs Carolyn Mccain went n Eas'
Palestine Wednesday for visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Pcul Russell.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. I. Gicser. % Toronto.
are -isftinx MFR and Mrs. John J..
QuiEley and family.
Mrs. Emma Davis. who has passed the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes:
Etreng has gons 10 her home in Siam
lord. Conn. Miss Mnude l.anning. who
was also q" CUES; Of the StrenGs. has
zone TO her home In Chicago.
Miss Catherine Shirers went to VAIN
wright. where. she has a position ia
leachc- in the primary department Of
the schools.
Miss Virginia Clifford has returned
home from a visit with school friends
In Mcdonald. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Mccormick. OF
with friends.
Miss Mabel Dunn has returned home
from her vacation spent with friends
1t Toronto and Eutlfr. Pa.
W. P. Hedges and daughters. Miss
Retta and Miss Eta. and Miss Della
Cooke are on an auto tour TO virginia
visiting points Of interest on the way.
They will return. coming over the LIN
coin Highway through Pennsylvania.
Miss Freda barrett is home from n
visit with relatives in Cameron. w. Va,
Mrs. W. A. Holmes and daughter
Miss Mary. have returned from Casper.
wyo.. where they spent the summe!
with Mr.. and Mrs. TrippenE.
Miss Helen Morgan has goire TO Sha
dystde, where She has a position as one
~ the instructors in the high school.
Mrs. John o. Mclaughlin and son.
Charles. who were visiting relatives IN
Chicago. have returned home.
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LITTLETON

Mrs Jessie Tomlinson and daughter
Irene. have returned to their home in
wheeling after a short visit at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. George Rhysar.
Miss HELEN Bernhart. OF Mannington,
visited friends here Tuesday.
Mr. Pete Henderson. who is employed
at Clarksburg, spent Sunday here with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. O. Spragg. of Wash
ington. are visiting their daughter Mrs.
G. 0. Bradley here for few days.
Mr.. William karrode. Of Farview. is
visiting relatives here for few days.
Mr.. John Cullian was a business WISH
tor In Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. John Woods and son. William.
have returned home after spending the
week with relatives in Whecling
Miss Mabel Taught attended the fair
In Wheeling. Wednesday,
Miss Daisy ltimblc. Is visiting rela-
tives in Wheeling.
Mr.. Jack Campbell. who is employed in
Clarksburg. visited his family here over
Sunday.
Miss Martha Church visited friends in
Wheeling Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Thompson have re-
turned home after a two weeks stay ut
Mt. Clemens.
MTS. george tSnYSar ana daughter.
Miss HELEN, are visiting relatives In
Wheeling for few days
Miss Pearl Huggins left Sunday for
Akron, whore she has accepted POSI-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Clark are at
tending the fair In Wheeling this week
Mr.. Thomas kimhlc was n business
visitor in Wheeling Wednesday.
James X. Robinson WAS Il business
visitor in Hundred Monday.
Mr.. Willard Anderson was n business
visitor In Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ed. Miller. Of Wooster.
are visiting relatives here for Il few days.
Mr.. W. l.. Taylor. of Endicot,. was Il
business visitor here Tuesday
Miss EeSta Baker attended the fair In
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. Francis l.. Ferguson. of Wheeling
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Ferguson.
Mr.. Bert Masters. who is employed at
ClarksburE visited friends here over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles. McMunn and two daugh-
trrs. left Tuesday for their home in Now
Martinsvillc. after a Shurot visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. Ellen Garrison is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Hart, in McMcchcn
and attending the fair.
Mrs. Joe Stewart left Tuesday for his
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Aft0nd RaceG

Mcssrs. Frank Caldwell. ST. Glars
Caldwell. George Caldwell. Earl McFar-
land, Carl and Everett Nichols attended
first of the week.
Briefs.
Miss Martha Lee visited tho past week
with her cousins Misses Mary and Rho
berta Ice. OF Cleveland. o.
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell visited with
hC~ sister. Mrs. Robert McGraw OF Be-
laire. md attended TIL" state fair at
Wheeling the pnst week.
Several from here attended the fare
we'll given the drafted boys who will
leave District No. for tho different
bnnd furnishing part of the music
Mrs. Jennie Clark Of south OF town.
is visiting with hor daughter and family.
Chalmers Gillespie Of ST. Clairsvillc r.
r.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Rankin Of near
Nottingham spent Sabbath with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Grnsenhacher If
Monroe county. w. Va. is visiting with
their daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. l.. Poe.
Mrs. Herbert Lodge and little son, Wis
tied on Thursday and Friday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Barricklow.
Of Flushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Armstrong spent
Monday with their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Pnncoast OF Belmont. r. r.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

Mrs. Daniel Myers of Kelsey. is quite
sick at her home suffering from serl-
Gus form of Indigestion.
Au party composed of Mrs. Sarah
McCray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McCray and
son. james. and Mrs. Grant McCray.
all OF Rcynnldsburg. o.. and MIR. and
Mrs Harry Rcusoner of Columbus. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wilson OF bethesda.
Mrs. Mary Huffman. Mrs. Robert Hen
dcrson and children and Mrs Jessie An
dcrSun of Bcllairc. visited at the homo
Of r. II. Clifford in Centcrrille one day
the past week.
Miss Mabel Moblcy Of Wheeling. spent
the last weekend with home folks.
Mr.. Charlie Parker and Miss Lena
Stidd were married in Wheeling on
Wednesday. y host of friends extend
best wishes.
The report that the Frcndgcr thresh-
ing outfit had been burned recently. we
are glad to say. seems 10 be without
foundation.
John Taught md sister. Lilly. of
Warrington. W. Va. spent few days
last week the guests nf friends here.
Msses Dara and Elva Mobley left
for their school positions In Colerain
township on Monday morning Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clrvr Cross visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Kncppcr Tuesday.
Among those attending the Wheeling
fair on Wednesday were Rr and Mrs.
Brook DIXON f.. G. McGaughcy. Jerry
Dixon, Goo. Dixon and clyde Dixon.
The DENNIS Grange will hold flag
raising in r"ntcrvillr on Saturday eve
ming II fthis week Tho public is invit-
r,l tn participates in tho event.
Fast Master r. NJ. Ault Of ncmas,
was treated to II surprise birth ny pnrty
at his home on last Saturda vening.
Mr. Ault was 50 unfortunate TO fall
ana break n limb a month or g, q and
has been confined /" Il rolling cha. over
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jarrett and Mr..
and Mrs. .Nlva Goodman nf bridgeport.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. &.
Perkins Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Kncrpcr were Wis
ilors TO st Cuairsville on Tutsday
morning.
TIL" barn on the farm Of H. NJ. Ket-
tlrw"ll was struck by lightning and de-
s,royc, ny fire on last Sunday evening
during the sevrra storm that passed
over this locality.
4 party consisting nf Mr. and Mrs.
T.. {. McC;auEhy. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Encprrr Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Bryan. Mr..
and Mrs. Glove Cross. Emmett and Lee
Mavhuge motorrd to Barnesvillc on last
sunday afternoon on the return trip
they were caught in the severe storm,
that took place In tho evening. They
made Tho trip safely. however.
Misses Pearl and Edna Wilkinson at
tended the state fair and visited friends
in Columbus last week.
f.! f. Scattcrday and SONS delivered
n Saxon six autnmnhilr In Il purchaser
south of here on last Saturday.
Mrs Lawrence Workman ON Neff.
visited Miss Elva Mobley on Inst Sat-
urdnY.
Mrs VIII Parker was a Rellaire Wis
itur on last Tuesday.
There will be communion service 1T
Concord church Sunday morning Sept.
=. with preliminary service on Friday
evening previous at which Rev. Russer.
of the Christian church will preach,
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SAND HILL

The Sand Hill Sunday school viii!
give :: social on Sept. 18th opposite, tn"
Sand Hill store for the benefit of III &,
Sunday school. The social given IN
Sept. 1st was we'll attended and some.
thing over so Was realized The lawn
fcte that was given on Aug. 3tSt by the
ladies of the Ms. Union Presbyterian
church realized $50.
Mrs. Pearl Campbell entertained her
Sunday school class Of Young ladies on
Saturday evening AT her home. an en-
joyablc hour was spent by al
The public sch oolS in Sand Hill dis.
trict will nl omen on Monday. Sept.
10Th. Miss Virginia Fitzsimmons Will
teach No. ~. On rig Wheeling crock
sA1d her brother. Wednesday, will teach
Oak Hill.
y motor party composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". a. Caldwell. Mrs John Davis
". H. Turner and Mrs. Frank. Blake
and daughter. spent Sunday with rela-
tives In Ta> '"rs:"wn. III
Mr.. :,'i Y =. Thomas and children. Of
McKeeSp~r;. -. .lrc spending their Va
cation witt thor mother. Mrs. y. T.
Bruce.
Our efficient :"ril carrier. Mr.. John
Kiger is on his vocation and Mr.. Hand
the substitute Is ,:.'lI, "rinE Route No. >.
Mrs. John Dagu" nnd Mrs. John Kiger
spent several day this week with Nc.
and Mrs. Chas. Jones. have now re-
turned to their nome in Elm Grove.
C. E. Turner and son. Ivan. OF Tay-
lorstown. Pa. are spending their vaca-
ton with his mother. Mrs. s J. Turner.
Wien White Of F;dEew"od has been
spending the past week tn" guest Of
his cousin. Mrs. Rrice DaEnr.
Miss Gertrude Fox has returned to
her home in Elm Grove after having
spent. her vacation with relatives in
Ohio. and Sand Hill.
Mrs. Willis Cole was {, visitor IN tn"
city Wednesday.
viii Riggle ia somewhat indispoScl
and DR.. Ruble was called in attendance.
Wylie Majors who has become ment-
ally affected was removed this week ~
one OF the stare institutions TO be
treated.
Mrs. Lewis Conrad OF Patterson is
the guest Of Mr.. Thomas Earlewine and
family.
Arthur MCGEE OF Neft. O.. has been
the guest Of his aunt. Miss Bellville.
. Miss Emily Davis Is spending sew
Nral days with her sister. Mrs. s. J.
Turner
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~o,d,.r nov. Given Grand Reception.

A reception and banquet was held AT
the school hall Monday night TOT the
bovs who are soon TO go to the front IN
defense Of our native land. The nail was
we'll filled with people anxious to take
hart in the impressive exercises Headeo
Nv the boys band the procession formed
~ front OF the city building and march
ed TO the B. & o. depot where they met
the crowd that came out on the train;
They marched them to the schooi nan
where Hon. J. B. Allison called the
house to order and introduced DR.. Tea
garden who had been chosen chairman
If the meeting. DR.. Teagarden made
rousing patriotic speech. Rev. W. f.
pierce and Rev. ]. NJ. Fisher. were both
nreeent and both made speeches approp-
rate TO the occasion. The boys band
10 to be commended for the national pa
triotic airs rendered by them. fine,
and impressive program was carried OUT.
At the close Of the programme the
crowd all repaired to the NJ. f. church
where a grand banquet was served.
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white Slavery Charged.

Frank Pappas IS. we'll known Greck,
is IL prisoner in the county jail and Will
face a charge of white slavery. Pappas
IS alleged to have taken 25-ycar-oid
S,cubcnville girl tn rittshurg for i'm
moral purposes. The girls mother
traced the pair TO Pittsburgh. where she
caused Tappas arrest. He was then
brought back Ia tins city and will have
hearing before United States Commits
81, nor F.. l.. Finley the first nf the week.
Tho Girl cane homo with her mother.
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Four Years Enough.

Mabel Darrah has brought suit in
common picns court against Sylvester
Darrah for divorce on the grounds Of
neglect OF. duty. extreme cruelty and de-
scrtion. The couple was married in
1913. The plaintiff alleges that while
she was parcring their two-room fat
Harrah struck her and knocker her off
the scaffold on which she was standing.
She claims that she was seriously hurt
and thnt she was i'll from the result of
the fell. She claims that she was once
forced to leave The defendant on ac-
count Of his cruelty. but he coaxed her
10 go bhck to him. only to have him re-
sumo his cruelty.
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crty owners have 10 years in which to
pay their assessments.
TO IA HroHecuted.

Clint Sanor. who Is in the county jail
OF a charge Of furnishing liquor to sol.
diers. is to be prosecuted by the federal
authorities. Tho federal agents are
making preparations to make an ex-
ample Of Sanor. AZ many Of the soldier
boys have been getting liquor from some
other source than saloons.
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Arrest Lotterers.

Lettering on CT about the wabash
hriugc has In cease. That is the, cdict
handed down by railroad detectives and
tho county authorities. In the past few
years the vicinity Of IN" bridge has
been the scene Of many crimes. Holdups
and burGlarics and oven murder have
been frequent. Seven men have just
hecr arrested for lettering about the
bridge and were heavily fined when
given q hearing In Squire Downer's
court. Two Of the men. Jesse and
Joseph Bone. after they paid their fines
were ordered out Of the city. They left.
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Attend Fair.

Among thusr from here who attended
ono day or more of the West Virginia
fair held al Wheeling. the past week
arc: Mcssrs. and McsdamrS W. l.. Arm
strong. Lee Cunard, u. &. Moore. William
Lodge. Walter Hayes. W. G.. Hayes. J..
r.. Mcfarland. Corwn Cunard and three
sons. John. william. Lodge and Harold.
Mrs. Anna Junkins. Mcssrs. William Bro
kaw, Joseph Ferguson. Willard Lodge.
Brice Caldwell Eldrcd Lodge. George
and alter Caldwell and friend Herman
Gordon of Louisville and Brusc Clark Of
south OF town.
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CAMERON
To BENEFIT Rod Cross.

The Starlight Camp Fire Girls will
give an entertainment at the school hall
September 10 entitled Spruce Cone and
Bunch Berry" The proceeds are to go
to the benefit OF the Cameron branch Of
the National Red Cross society. The
cast Is to be made up exclusively of
home talent. and the entertainment
promises TO be very interesting and
should be well patroniZed-
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Road Is Costly,

County Surveyor Joyce has filed with
tho county commissioners tho list Of az
Sessments against the property owners
along the new Irondale and Yellow
Creek road. The assessments amoune
to about sl9.60n. or about IS per cent
OF the total cost of $3.50 The prop