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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
WeNSburg EntertainS
Washington District
Epworth League Meet

WEILSRCRG. W. Va. June 2S.-Ihe
ab,h annual convention of the Washing
ION district. f.pworth League. opened at
the Methodist Episcopal church this
morning. with hundreds OF delegates
frnm all over tho district in attendance.
W. r. Shepard. president of the district
presided at the openng session anu the
address OF welcome was delivered ny
Samuel McMahon. president OF INC
Wellshurg league. The response was
made hv Charles l.. Sanford. of Wash
ing,on. ia. \ heavy downpour Of rain
iuS, as the train bearing many delegates
arrived AT the station. delayed the open
ing for a period OF thirty minutes. hut
tho visitors wcue comfortably cared
for, and seemed in good spirits.
With the singing OF the hymn. ii
Hail the Power OF Jesus Name. the
convention was opened. this hymn heing
immediately followed by the singing or
America Miss jamie Bradford rcad
several verses OF scripture, which was
followed by Il prayer by Rev. L. Il. Ron
inson. of FollauSbee. President Shop
hard then read a letter from the Hanil-
ton y. VI, {. \. in which an open house
was accorded the visitors. Thirty min.
utes was then given to the discussion or
various problems confronting local
leagues, their remedy AS we'll as their
cause. An interesting talk by Miss
jJune RedtnEer closed the morning S"s-
sion. The singing was in charge o: JAS.
r. lanes. Of Wa sh;ngton. Pa. Mr.. lanes
has been named the Live Wire OF
washington. and his performance at the
opening session entities him TO be so
called.
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HOSPITAL OFFERS To ASSIST
IN COUNTY CANNING CAMPAIGN
OHIO VALLEY GENERAL BOARD
MAKES OFFER TO COUNTY AS
SOCIETY,
Agrees to Permit Women TO Take Ad-
vantage Of Scientific Instruction OF
DietitiRn.

Use Of the kitchen and cooking ap-
paratus at The Ohio Valley General hos
pital was offered 10 tho county agrlGuI-
rural society al tho lunr meeting Of the
hourd Of directors Of tho hospital held
las, evening. The kitchen. together
with the services of the hospital dl"u-
tian. is Offered the agricultural society
in connection with its movement 10 star
instruction in cooking. The Kitchen VIII
H.. thrown open IL women. and the dleti-
tan will teach them srlcntIhc methods
Of cooking if the society so desires.
DR.. william Cracrafi reported on me
Ohio Valley hospital medical unit mat
is being organized and announced that
the unit will he completed within lew
DAYS Nothing was said rs 10 when IL
is cSnncled to be called into service. hut
tho services Of The unit will DC offered
the medical depart mcnl Of the army as
soon as the complement is IIli"d. Ihal
IL may be expected IN he called Il snort
time thereafter ~ indicated by In" great
need FOR medical men, as SHOWN IN re-
port received from either France ar Eng
lard. ono unit which was sent over {"
look aftor 500 wounded mon found upon
it's arrival that there were l.99O men
instead.
Certificates for tho completion Of their
intnrnship were granted 10 DR.. j. +.
Stewart If the Ohio State university.
and to DR. r. q. Knox. oc the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA The report of Super
ini"ndcnt CLARK showed that 50 opera
tinus had been performed ri tn" hnspl-
1:I during The month. The number Of
DAYS treatment given were H.ih5, OF
which SIS lays were charity cas"s. \
total Of 81 SO was expended during the
month on charity cases.
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Fair Grounds Swimming
Pool is Now Complete
Water Will Be Turned In Tomorrow
Will Be Formally Opened Next
Monday.

The large swimming pool at the
State fair grounds is now complete,
the finishing touches having been
added yesterday. The big pool Will
prohab bly, he filled with water lomor,
row and made ready for the formal
opening Monday. which also marks
the opening nj the Wheeling DRIVING
Clubs summer exposition and horse
show.
Scores of visitors have called a. me
fair ciNundS daily The past few weeks
TO witness the progress on the MAYA
forum. The pool Is one nl the lar2'
est in the country. modern in ever!
respect. It will be fed continuously
with wafer from wells. This water
will bc heated by means OF large
furnaces over which it flows al one
end Of the pool.
Entries Closed.
The entries for The various events
for next weeks horse show ano woes
closed Yesterday. Moro than 90
horses. Including many Of The hest
from This and surrounding states. nave
Heen entered in the horse show. ana
there are more than loo starters tor
the various races.
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WellsburG Briefs.

Miss Carrie Jamison has returned 10
her home In this city after visit with
relatives In Beaver Pa.
Hon. Albert l.. Snedeker. Of Wheeling,
was 4 Wellsburg business visitor Wed
neSday.
During the severe electrical storm on
Tuesday evening. ginning struck three
ton stack OF hay OF Campbell WARRIORS
on his farm in Buffalo district. setting
II on fire. ii burning uI being An entire
loss to the owner.
Contractor Frank Wade has been
awarded the contract. 10 erect concrete
retaining wall along the entire length or
the Fresh water addition. beginnirI below
Twenty-first street and ending at the
lower end. Operations will begin at once.
George T. Crawford. employed by the
Rumford Chemical Company, with head
quarters at Baltimore Md. is the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Craw-
ford of this city.
Miss Jeanette O. Campbell was shop
per in Wheeling. Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth OakeS was a shopper
in Wheeling. Thursday.
Mrs W. Il. Cook WAS Wheeling shop
per Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel V. Gibson. Of Martins Fer
~. .-r. widow Of w. r. Gibson. who
WAS killed at the Foundation Company
works at Eeech Bottom. has been award
ed $40 a month by the public service
commission.
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Conflicting Stories
Of the killing Of the
Mineral Co. Sheriff
Special Dispatch TO tho lntelusencer.
:. i 4 1 IL L

SPECIAL D1p2tch 10 mo InletuBehccF'
CUMBERLAND. Md, Jun" 2S.-Feier
Weisengoff. the saloon keeper of West
erIlport. Md, who Is In jail here charged
with having caused the death OF Sheriff
Donald IurNlS Davis. =! Mineral county.
W. Va, in Piedmont, w. Va. late yes
terday, in q statement says il was
Sheriff Davis Iault tina, the accident
which resulted il his death occurred.
Welsengofr was driving through Pied
mont toward WeSternport with his tour
children when Sheriff Davis jumped on
the running board of the machine AMI
took hold Of the wheel. at the same
time pushing up the hand throttle, CIV
ing more gas.
Weisengoff says the sheriff did not
say what he wanted and did not order
him 10 stop. II was battle for pos
session Of the wheel while the machine
was going AZ terrific rate, and. ac-
cordng To the prisoner. lie had in mind
the safety OF his four children. He
declares that the sheriff used Dad judy
ment in taking such risk. II II WAS
his aim to effect his arrest
The machine was finally driven into
the Potomac river bridge on the Fled
mont side and wrecked. TWO OF the
MeIscngotf children were seriously
hurt Leo. aged .. was cut and bruised
about the body and injured internally
when tossed from the car. The 2-ycar-
old daughter was thrown out and Sc
riously injured about the head. The
child was unconscious for several hours;
The other children. John. aged 4, and
reter, were slightly injured.
Weisengoff received deep cash over
the right eye AMI bruises 10 his right
leg. When WeiSengotf WAS placed in
tho lookup al WeSlernporl. there was
an ugly demonstration on the outside.
Sheriff Mcfarland brought him TO Cum
bcrland last night and states Attorney
Tyler says that NOR. than 20 rye-wli-
ncss"s To the tragedy will testify that
Sheriff Davis was standing on the run
ming board behind WslscnSoff and did
not touch the steering wheel. They will
also testify. he declared, that Wciscn-
gorr attempted 10 push Davis Off.
Wcisengnfr denies knowledge any
crime for which he Is liable 10 arrest in
West Virginia. He said he had been
arrested in April. 1914. on charge OF
shipplng lluuor into West Virginia. anu
Il, that time gave bond in The sum "!
ST00 He said II. e. Dixon. cashier At
tha Citizens National bank. Western
mort, had gone on his bond and he Wei
scngofO had placed 500 in the West
ernport bank for the protection of his
hnndsman His case was u@'rr called.
he declared but ut III" last Term ct
court his bond was declared forfeited.
but the money at the WrSicrnphrt bank
had never been paid over to thc state.
Wcisengotf conducts two saloons in
Wcsiernrort and does n big business,
having 50 mcnt in ms employ.
Sheriff Davis was only 80 years old
and was the youngest sheriff IN West
Virginia. He is survived hy his wife
and one child He Was m"lnbcr nf the
knights OF PythIas and the Modern
Wuodmen Of the World.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
OHIO STATE OFFICIALS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Loaded Coal Cars Plunge From Tipple
Just Missing Members Of ohio
Tax Commits slon.

r. y. Alexander and \. Il. Peckln'
ran2h. members OF the ONO Stale
lax commission had narrow escape
from death yesterday at the Bradle!
mine Of The United States Coal com,
uany when string Of loaded coal
cars broke loose anu riunSed from
The tipple Of The Goa ! mine. The men
together with EnertOn Ianlppti,
former Belmont county hnnltor. ana
now connected with inc laN com.
mission, we're inspecting the Bradley
nina with a view of determining yalu-
alton and had Just <leddrd from be-
meath the ripple when Inc cars inau'
Cd with coal dropped iOm The .uppif
In tho very snol on which they were
Standing a few seconds before. All
ESCAPED without a scratch.
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O-DQSG RllS-"SNOt IIiASAb e~>'"'
Salisbury Humntcl. Gardner. Bases on
ra!ls--Otf Gardner. |: Off Hartei! =.
Struck oui-Ey Gardner. 4: by Barte.l'
3 Passed ballS--Heutvr. lngley: 20.
Time-2:tJ
other Athletic Events.
Nhlir t... ball gam" was gong on
things w"r~ happening ut the Country
club in IN. way ~ tennis ard S"!t Tour i,
nan,"niS ~" tennis tournament could
10; b" ;n'Sh"rI h'"au$" 81 tn" storm. s"
TO winner Ma 't"''I'"d. The E"It WAS u.
as bal ;.!tsnt. although -. y. Cr..itH ana
\. :! Want u.r. l.':,'lIuG the field when
tn" ,",rr": WAS 'all"d "tt.
T;,. ..r"' s-Uc''rS$iui "trn: on tn' pro-
gram NJ uUni,S. ". *. Hard"sty and
+ Z. Eng" 'limlnailns III" other con-
res,an;~ NJ t"i,.rh those present
w'r. tr.at.,! :" -. '-hirh"n and waffle
dinnrr Intrimc Tn. hnu'Iu"t a selected
orchestra rendered patriotic musical Sc
l...rt"ns S.'rrrai traffic agents dcllS-
cred ad.lr,'S~"S.
\ few ~ tn" Pi:'sShu: gh"rs r",uru"d
home inSr rryh:. -h"Hrl most "t th"ni
-Amn,rc,. III IN. .!ty "N'r night. NnonS
rhr traffic agents present wer" the toll
lowing:
rrri,z. col" Mid.: +. i. Walsh. NJ. & st.
L.: A. L. M~t..rml' k. SOL; y l.. Gil
more, !. Z. E,:,sr<. = 10: -. ". Nonnc".
2. To-: y. :. Hum:n"I: f; J.. x f.: = l..
Ryan. Ill. Int: W. T. WieH!"r. R.tt
gle. ,'";:"n E"!i: W. II. Townsend. Cot
tnn E"i:: =. E. |"tt ''nr;"u SEEK: ". +.
IatkinS"r. Platter Leaf: =. I. Phillips.
l'niun IA. t. :. 1.nvi". g. y. !. I.
MurtuUSh \. =. X :. f.: -. VI M"":c.
W : |. F. y. -. .E"'rs-r"u". Ill ,'.rt.:
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II. ( <; -. = =. ''i;aml.o I'm. =. l.. !. +.
S::.r.;hury. =. t: ". =; k"I't. Wabash:
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The above is from d photograph o.
Mr.. Finnegan. taken at Devils Oen'
on the site Of the battle Of Gettys-
BURG, while Mr. Finne9an attended
the reunion of the Union and Confed-
crate armies on the fiftieth anniyer-
sary Of the great battle.
Mr. F'inneEan was III his sind year.
Born II, MONAGHAN cuuntY Ireland. Aug
ust J 1885 he came IT, America when
Is Years old lie was Il farmer near
Big Tree. Pa uuiIl II Years ago. when
h.! retired. removing to Cameron.
MIR. FinueS gan enlisted As private IN
company A. 18TH PennsylranIa cavalry
on August -. 49,. and served through
.oul the remainder of The Civil war. be-
ing honorab!y DISCHARGED July 1860
lie took part IN many noted battles:
Younkn, Of near Ryerson,s station. Ia.
She died February -. 1881. IwcNe
children. including twn! boys ana twin
gtis. were born. All the SniIdrsn i sur
laugh. Decatur ln.l.: Mrs. MarseiL Hart
sell sycamore. IA, Mrs. .Ian,S MtckcT'
Wnndruir, W. VA; Mrs. I l.: C"rroran.
Elm Grove: Mrs. Mamie Murphy. a;
home: 9. j., John IT W.;, ana ; Iatn%S p. 81
Rarnry of Cameron. and /. I. of Elm
Grove.
F,prav-cisht grandchildren and on"
great -crandChilu. also SURVIVE n'S'oL.>
on, brother. P"t"r Finn"gal az cam,
eron. Ills mother died in Ireland ana
his father PASSED away III Cameron sew
cral years ago. g.
Nlr Finregau. WAS member OF St
cameron post. G. Y. H.. and allcna"d
meetings. regularly when health per-
mi,trd. tic nearly always attended me-
mortal day ,"ls bratl"uS and similar nc
,sinuS Despite his advanced years
he attended tin" Getty shurG r"nni"n 81
Union and Confederate armies lout
year ago.
N,r,i,.s church AZ Cameron. Fpnnral
arr,ngcm. nrs arc incomplete. but 1t Is
Iik"y services will b. held Saturday
morning
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FIVE ARMY RECRUITS
ACCEPTED YESTERDAY
Nine Men Applied, but Four Were Re-
jected-Tive Enlist In the
Navy.

The arEIE recruiting station rcG"iNen
min" applicn,innS for enlistment ycslnr-
dan. aud ii,c pass'd The examinations
SurrrsNfulIv sergeant Paul Cunning
lam. vino is in riIarE" of III" station.
SAYS that the recruits lately have been
Of = htIlcr class OF m~n than he mas
hnrn usrI 50 examining. and he SAYS
that he rNn~riS a good number uf re
rruiIe in The nrNt week ~ so.
\ piclur- showing An raGi" touchinH
the wurlf with his foot. stGntfrlng that
tho ninrInc- e, ..,r Tn" world. VIII ne pre-
Sfn,ch Ia each ii"us" IN the Wheeling
district in which lives. - man mat mas
enlisted IN ;Ir marine corps. ON each
pIriurr is printed these words: man
from this house !. serving in the United
States marin" corns.
Eight applications w"rc hlcf AZ tn"
navy recruiting office yesterday. three
nr which w'rr regretted Mate T"ninnH.
vhc is IN rhar.r Of tn" station. states
Within a few days. rs the age linIl, has
hccn changed from 81 /" \" /" - 10 50.
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PITTSBURGH TRAFFIC AGENTS
ENTERTAINMENTS SHIPPERS
ANuUAL OUTING OF SMOKY CITY
ASSOCIATION HELD YES
rERDAY.
Dcltrht1ul Affair Was Held az Coo1o-fy
C1ub-Local Industrtals WIN
Ball Game.

The IndustrlaIS. NJ ri" Wh-+'ins' ais-
t1ct wsr. ruyaiI: entertained az nv
t~onntry cI1h Yesterday by ihe mus
bursh Association of Freight laet,:
AGENTS. The en'.:.s day WAS Sp"'nt a.
Tho beautiful resort and many interest
Ing events were hrtC.
Fred Richardson. the chairman OIL Ihe
entertainment ':u..nlt:ee. hau an etao.
crate program arranged and had almost
completed Il when IN" storm inter
tsred Contests were arranged TO sui;
Acknowledgment. baseball. quoits and
tnnuis hein6 on the bill.
The Pi,tsburSh.TS wer" n!tu!l torcs;
They were out ~: :. good tIttse. and mad
il; They.a:rivad OH thc morning train
IN W'heelinS and then they began 10
mako themselves AZ home
The ball gam. began AZ ~. CLOCK
between the agents III Pittsburgh ana
tn. wheeling iaLuStriatSi The contest
was staged on the tu!tenI ground 5. and
although ,he PennSEtvaniH 'eAm' leu uh-
III toward the last ~ The game, the To-
calls managed ~ defeat ts:em with
score OF 10 TO D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
MECHANICS ELECT OFFICERS

Tine John \. Logan council No. 70;
Junior g. L. \. NJ. mot last evening an"
elected IN" following officers d"r INC 'n
sn,ur y,ar. lr. +. Z. t.. ~. smith: ""um-
rIilrr. q. ~ Newman; ylr" Cnunrlli"r' H.
T.. Little: assistant rcrnrdInG secretary
& +. Rove; ronduc(nr. {. l.. SonErwalh;
warden, William Newman: inside sen
lincl. W. \, Wilson; outside sent net
Il; w. WSli": representatives To the stale
rnl,ucil j. w. puliz and &. \. ThnulhA
E,-rl.cli"n If Recording Secretary LOUIS
WhiaSun F'lrrurIal Secretary l." =;
Harry. Treasurer II. 4. Albright ana
rhH plain J. W. lultZ. Installation 81 81 :
irrcrs viii he held 1T the nEAt niceilhk
on "Wednesday. JMlN 4.
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AT THE UNION MISSION

Rey + G. Howard. nf I'll" First Eng
lish Lutheran church. Will har" "harT"
Of the services at the Union Mission On
Friday night. and on Saturday night ;.
:. u;hm will preside. TIL" Union Mis-
sion is about the busiest mission IN IN"
state ct present. and Superintendent 6.
" Cory is being kept on his toes con-
,inunIlv in operating it. Mr.. Cory wt1
out Soliciting contributors Thursday.
and SAYS that n" received many promises
If support from the business m"n u!
b. city
\ home Nns secured tnr 'hr!StE fct-
tore :, I.l ~ - through Il >uCSr Stinn
nf r. /. S'c.ur. r.: SION" Il Thomas. and
10 wa~ <.r' - III" !arnf ~ 'i""rg" For
80" r.:,r ,}oi!aiYo. NJ. cory - seeking
another homo for 4 boy of Ii tina, he ha:
IL charge.
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WHEELINGITES RETURN
FROM CAMP HARRISON

Attorney: carl o. Schmidt. George
rcrncy and Thomas Fnulk are home
from Indianapolis. where they have been
framing for several weeks in the Of
floors reserve corps at Camp Fort Har-
I isnN.
they uualifird in every way. il is said.
FOR commission and 70 r"ntInur their
trimming. except that they fcll short Of
the rruuir,mnntS in weight.
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Landed In jail

Andrew Crost. HunEa rian. was arrest
ed by Sheriff Litten and Deputy Stevens
who after becoming crazed with whiskeY
threatened the lives os several women nj
Seldom Seen, with an axe. Crost had
been to Minro earlier in the day. and
brought home with him more than the
law allows. which resulted in him being
confined 10 Brooke county Jail for per
iod OF two months. also the paying or a
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Fishing Season opens,

Tho fishing season in West virginia
opens on Monday. July end. and the fish
ermen in Brooke county are getting their
rods and reels ready for the opening. eH-
pecting 10 enjoy the sport. Fishermen
who have been watching the finny tribe
in the Brooke county streams state that
this year, the prospects are hetrer fnr The
Fishermen than in many years past The
small streams being alive with good
sized fish OF several kinds.
The fishing season ordinarily opens on
the first day Of July, but as the law pro-
hibi;s fishing on Sunday. II makes Mon
dav, the md, the opening day.
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JOHN F|NNEGAN,
PROMINENT WAR
VETERAN, IS DEAD
PASSES AWAY AT his HOME IN
CAMERON YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Was Well known Farurer-T"elVe
Children and Forty-Eight' Grand
children Survive.

At his home IN Cameron W. Va. yes.
tcrday afternoon occurred IN" death OF
John t'inneGan. II we'll known retired
farmer and Civi' war veteran tie hau
hn.n in falling health for several
months past. and death came as result
OF advanced years.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

BIZ 'kt.t.N. W. Va June "S.-Not to
DO "utdonr. Raleigh county to-day start
Rcd t'rnSS and u hiC celebration Will be
hsid Inc Fourth nf July.
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fine If 500. In addition to this. he was
sentenced to another month in the same
institution for threatening the lives or
the women
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.SHERRARD
Church Services

Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. H. 4. Coffman. pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. 70. A patriotic
service will be hold by tho pastor at IL
o'clock.
Alien Grove Presbyterian church
Sunday school 1T p. m. There will
DO no preaching service on Sunday In
this church.
A PATRIOTS service will DO held IN tho
Mt. Olivet II. 3. church on Sunday att
ernoon at s o'clock
In the bethlehem Union chapel
Chifdrcn's day program will DO given
evening mt .. m, to which all arc In
yited
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DR.. r. M, RAU HERE.

DR.. r, NJ. Rau. former prominent
physician Of this ely. now locatcd AL
Frcdnrirksbur Md. WAS here yes
lcrday 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs.
f. H.: Rau Of Woodsdal" l'r; Eau
made the trim in his motor car.
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a corporation, against Elizabeth shrtver.
Samuel Grou1 and James Kinney. Jr:
Action for money in the sum OF $1S7.b7.
with interest from the defendant Eliza
beth Shriver. and for marshallinE Of the
liens against certain property Of tho said
defendant Attorney II. T. Tyler, repre-
sents the plaintiff company.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o., June 2e.-Ine
Rarncsville branch Of the Red cross so,
ciety will meet in the Presnyteriaann
church next Monday evening at t:HV
tion. Rev. Frank l.. Erect or belIalre.
the county secretary. will he present
and speak and assist in planning tha
work. All who signed and all VINO IN
tend to sign as members are urged 70
be present. GAINESVILLE already has
ncarlv zoo members, and will undoubted;
iy enthusiastically respond to the can
or the Red Cross. All the ladies VINO
arc or expect TO be members Of the Req
Cross are urged To join In, the fourtn
If July parade wearing "nlts uEes"eS
and a nurses cup. This viii De one Oh
the finest features OF the day,
Bar1esvills Briefs.
A Red Cross meeting was heid AZ
Bethel church sunday morning nv no
sabbath school and church were held al
The Same hour. The meeting proved 10
he q very successful one.
Or. r. S. Roscngrant was In Columbus
Thur +day. and accompanied MISS Lucy
.ChHppoil home. who Tecently un hes.
won; an operation in Mt, GARNER nus
The re-dccorating Of the First NJ. E,
church has been completed. and the "a
dies met Thursday to clean the churcn:
John Gibson had the misfortune OF
hrc"krs his right ankle WHdnt s1 DAY. ART q
friend and fell knoaking his ankle
against a pool tahlc. He was removed
to the home Of his grandmother. Mrs;
Martha Gibson. Of South Broadway. and
Dr. W. FL Stevens gave medical atten-
ton
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott. or Wcilshnrs.
". VA, i visiting Mrs. S. G. Naylnr NJ
tho hume nC Mr.. aud Mrs Charles T..
J4rklcy. Of West Main street
MIR. andw Mrs. H. r. Brown. If East
Main street. will leave Friday morning
for Mnrgdntown. w Va. where they VIII
spend two weeks with their children. Mr..
and Mrs. ,Fnss VI. Brown.
Mrs. Ar4 audn Martin. Of East Main
street. will spend ton days with rela-
tivcs and friends at Snmcr'nn
Mrs. Ralph Moore. Of South Lincoln
avenue. WAS visitor in Wheeling We'd
ncshay.
Mrs. {. English has returned 10 her
hnn,c in RcIlAirr air"r Il visit with her
sister. Mrs. James Keys, Of West Main
street.
Frank Hanlnn. "r GAINESVILLE. was a
visitor here Tii' sday.
chnri"s 7. buckley. of this place; was
recent business visitor in GAINESVILLE.
Charles. little sou Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Esscy. If North Arch street. is
confined To his home by illness.
Miss Anne Reed, OF Erall*vill". is
visiting her cousin. Miss Tiara Reed. or
South Lincoln avenue.
Misses Mice Watt and Nnll" c?rlcs,
90 Walnu; street. have returned after Il
%Isit at tho home If Miss tyrlrS IN
Martins Ferry They were accompanied
home ny Miss Lillian Cyplcs. who will
visit with them.
w t. Hammond returned 10 his
home in Mnunlsvillc. w. Va. WrincSday
evening after 4 visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J, !. Kline. Of Cemetery avenue.
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1t. 0latrrv1lls 1riafs.

Attorney Lawson E. Emerson. OF
Bridgeport, was a business visitor here
to-day.
Nathan D. Holloway Of Bridgeport.
was hero to-day calling on friends.
Several from here will attend the
dance to be given IN GAINESVILLE Frtda"
night, by several members Of tho Alpha
Pi Fraternity Of that place
Deputy Sheriff Brown has returned
from Columbus, whore he took Shirly
Way to the state hospital for the insane.