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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-09-25

The members of st. Monica's society
had business meeting Wednesday af-
to have card party at st. James hall,
Thursday evening of this week. The
ladies Of the society will meet every
other Monday afternoon at st. James
hall to do Red Cross work, the first
meeting of this kind being held yester-
day afternoon.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-09-25

dhu uCPuA tOu bhO> odlAiC
evening on a trip to Milwaukee, and
after October l will be at home in
this city.
Mrs. Patrick Mckinley entertained
at a card party Thursday evening.
Seven tables of five hundred were
played and prizes awarded to Mrs. A.
n. Mckinley, Mrs. Charles Conklin and
Mrs. Charles Mccain. After the cards
delicious supper was served by the
hostess. The decorations included
garden and cut flowers.
Miss Kathryn Graves of New York
City, was the honored guest at a six
o'clock dinner given Sunday evening
by Misses Viola and Meta Meilahn.
Music was enjoyed during the after
noon and in the evening a theater
party was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Dana have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret, to Frank c.
Daniels of this city. The marriage
will take place Wednesday, October
8.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Methodist church will hold a rummage
sale at the old Riverside hotel Octo-
Der 2, 3 and 4.
| Northern Star Review, No. 2, La.
| dies of the Maccabees, had a meeting
| at the Eagles nall this afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Hunger is entertain
ing the Underwood Memorial Mission
Aid society this afternoon.
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Masquerade party.

Miss Lulu Blair and Miss Theresa
Gibbons entertained tho teachers OF
Magnolia High srhool with u masQuer-
ado party al the home of Miss Blair on
Maple avenue. About thirty guests were
present and a jolly time was spent in
various games until late hour when n
most delicious lunch WAS served.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

ter. spent the week end at the latters
home here.
Last evening ut o'clock, at the nome
of Mrs. Laura McLrca, the marriage OF
her daughter. Miss Grace 1sola McCrea,
and Mr.. Lawrence Newton Beatty took
place with a number of friends and
relatives in attendance.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
]. Y. KoontZ. paste: Of the First Pres
byterian church. The maid Of honor
was Miss Margaret Turbce, and the
groom was attended by Mr.. John Hills.
Miss MrCrea was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. james McCrea Of Chi
cago. McndelsSohn's wedding march
was played by Mrs. Helen Furbce Ing
ham of New Castle. Pa. and during
the ceremony Perfect Love" was softly
rendered.
The bride wore n handsome costume
Of white satin. drapcd in crepe entrain
with trimmings of crystal lace. She
wore a tulle veil and carried shower
bounuet OF brides roses and lilies or
the valley. Miss Furbee wore cos
tune nf pink charmcuse with silver lace
trimmings.
\ reception followed when a buffet
supper was served. The house was pref
tily decorated with autumn leaves and
natural flowers. The bridal couple, dur
ing the ceremony. stood beneath we'd
ding bell of grecnery and roses.
Mrs Arthur Clayton. Misses Bertha
Wade and Nell Cunningham presided In
the dining room. The bride and groom
left on the o'clock evening train for
an eastern trip. and on their return Will
reside here.
Mrs. Beatty an excellent young wom-
mn, having Il host Of ndmiring friends
Mr.. beatty. the youngest son Of Mrs. NJ
4. Beatty. Is a progressive business man.
being connected with the Exchange
bank.
Among the out-of-town guests were
James r. McCrca OF Chicago. brother OF
the bride; J. i. Miller and daughter.
Mrs. Kate TarboX Of Bradford. Pa.
grandfather and aunt of the bride: Mrs
Evelyn McCrca Mcgahey Of Titusrille.
Pa. grandmother Of the bride; Mrs. Earl
Blackstone.
Mrs Hess of Shineston is the guest
OF Mrs. II. J. Haught.
Albert Singleton is home from West
Virginia for few days visit.
Ed Gordon Of ClarksburE. n MILDLY in
the navy. visited friends here this morn
ing. ..
Miss Rose Wright Of Pittsburgh Is the
guest of Or. Phoebac Moore.
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New Martinsvills Briefs.

Mrs. Z. J. Tenplcton and Mrs. Harry
p. Templeton have gone to Camp Lee
10 visit Sergeant II. +. Templcton, who
is in camp thsre.
Miss Mildred Reynolds OF Martins
Ferry. Is the house guest OF Miss Ronnic
Morgan.
Misses Lois Van Camp and Lena
kincald OF padan City. spent tho week
end hero with friends.
J. Dec Ankrom who has been visiting
his mother on ElIaa street. for several
weeks left Sunday for Jersey City, y.
j.. where he Is employed.
Miss Mildred McCaskcy has returned
10 Folsom. after spending the Weekend
with her parents.
Miss Flossie TnFert OF Padcn City.
attended teachers institute here FRIDAY.
Mrs. II. u. Barrett and son OF Pitts
burgh. were called hero by the death OF
Mr.. u. Fl. Cox.
L. N. Titus has returned 10 his homo
In Huntington. after visiting At tho
home OF 31r. AMI Mrs. Jim Bowen.
Mrs. T. Priest OF Newark. O.. was
called here by tha death OF her brother.
Mr.. d. Fl. Cox.
Dr. George BridGonan has returned
from business trip 10 New York city.
Fred Barrick has returned from Il
business trip to Parkcrsburg.
Master Howard BrcsoCk Is recovering
from 4 bad case OF tonsilitis.
Paul Stamm has returned to his home
In ClarkSburE. after visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Geo. Tvans OF Huntington. Is the
guest Of friends in the city for several
days.
Clarence Yost of Minnie. spent Friday
and Saturday in the city on bushes.
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WARRINGTON

Miss Bessie Glover entertained num-
hnr Of friends nj II halloween party. at
her home on l,ast Main street. Friday
evening. \ number nt pleasing EhmH9
were enjoyed and mt n late hour re-
CrrShmeni; were served.
Mrs. Howard TIardcsty and children
are guests of relatives in Fairm"nt
Miss Mary Josephine Matthews on
tcrtaincd Miss Rhca Grifr"ns' Sunday
school class of tn" presbyterian church
at hrr home on Beatty avenue. Friday
evening
Mise Grace Smith is :hc guest NJ
friends in clarkshurg for few days.
Mrs H. J. SlariSman and chllrnn
Laura LEFT for their home in Caldwell.
Ohio. after u visit with Mrs. ]. w.
Davis.
Mrs. &. G. Cnffman is visiting friends
I'm ClarkShur.: for a few dnys.
Mrs. Arthur Marhcy has returned I"
her hmn" in T;tusviIlr. Pm. utter at
Tending the wedding Of her ErandGaugh-
ter. Miss Grace MCt'r"a To J.. \. Beatty.
Mrs. +. ". Howcrs has returned after
several days visit in Wheeling.
Claude r. Sine is the guest OF his
sister in Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Patterson ar"
home after II visit at the Allegheny
club.
Miss Cioldir Mitchell Of Baxter is the
guest Of MISC Bcryl Baker
4. =. Faulkner has returned to his
homo in Eric, Pa. after visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. +. s. CrOckcr has left for visit
ut Cambridge. ohio. for visit with relu-
tivcs, rnroutc 10 Pittsburgh. where she
will ioin MIR. Crncker They will then
leave for their new home In Tulsa,
Okla.
Mrs. l.. Harvey Of Fhirmont, spent
th. week md at her home here.
John Dell WAS + business visitor in
Fairmont. Friday.
Mrs, r.. IT, Glover and daughter and
Miss Fay Mead nrr attending house
Marty given by Mrs. Fred Daniels IN
Wheeling. Mr.. Glover Joined them for
over the week end.
John Graham leaves Some time this
week for Michigan.
Clarence Mnlntt was II business vist-
tor in Fairmont. Friday
r. y. Thomas Of ClarksburG. was
business visitor here few days this
week.
Mir. and Mrs. Dec Arnctt and datlgh-
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SUCCESS or LIBERTY
LOAN IS MARVELLOUS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-The Liberty
Loan cngrosSed the attention of imam
cisl interests almost 10 the exclusion OF
all other considerations and develop
ments OF the week. Complete returns
from that enormous undertaking Will
probably not be available for. several
days. but tho success Of the venture al
ready is regarded as marvellous.
Liquidation OF high class shares. not
ably those formerly represented in the
international! markets. occaStoned much
uneasiness In stock market circles for a
time. but the movement seemed to have
run it's course before the end OF the
week.
Heaviness OF numerous special stocks.
especially those comprChended in the list
OF public securities WAS attributed TO
conditions more OF less peculiar to that
class OF securities. Labor problems also
figured IN the setback received by these
issues.
Steamship shares were at all times
the steattcst and came forward with q
rush in the latter part OF the week. 1t
Is gCnrully believed that substantial
disbursement: Of back dividends soon will
he made to holders Of Marine prcterred
Traders are looking fcrwnrd TO ncN:
Tuesdays meeting of the United Steel
directors. when the financial statement
for the third quarter will be ISSUED and
action taken on the common stock for
that same period.
AdviceS from principal reserve centers
report irregular trade conditions and re-
cent financial exhibits OF railroads and
industrial corporations have offered lit
tie ground for encouragement. Local
money rates relaxed slightly. but time
funds were at no time In more than
moderate spply.
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LIT TLETON

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson have
returned home after visiting relatives
In Wcllsbure for n few days.
Mr.. Charles Robinson. who Is en-
plnyed at EIrado. Kan. is visiting his
family hero for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clark have re-
turned homo after short visit with
friends IN Wheeling.
Mrs Harry Wincr left Friday fro her
home in New MartIusvlllc. after visit
ing relatives here for a few days.
4. George was business visitor In
Wheeling Tu"$ilny.
Mrs Fred Enk"r Of Fairmont is visit
Ing friends hero for 4 few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Villcrs spent
Thursday with relatives in Hundred.
Mrs Frank Shaufncr " Warrington
spent sunday her" with her purcuts. Mr.
and Mrs John King
Miss Marie Slider was shopping in
Wheeling Saturday.
Miss Nell" owen wns shopping in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr. i. j. Petit was n business visitor
in Warrington Monday.
Mrs George Earnest Is visiting
friends ut Georgetown for Il few DAYS.
Miss M"lli" rrndnrEraSt was shopping
in Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. llnr"ld Bushnkrr of Cameron spent
Sunday hnrr with friends
Mrs. Frank K"llar OF hundred visited
friends here Sunday.
J. L. RnbinSnn WAS business visitor
in Wheeling Thursday.
Misses i!"llnin McMastrrs and Ida
Taylor of Hundred visited friends hero
Monday evening.
Rev AMI Mrs. Gcorg" Rhy$ar left
Thursday for Cameron. where th"y will
max" their future hnme.
Mrs clyde Euoth was shopping in
Wheeling Monday.
Mr. Pete Henderson. who is emploved
n Central Station. spen, Sunday here
with his family.
Mr. tlud Mrs. t,or Dent spent Monday
with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Mary Wade has returned homo
after short visit with friends in Nc
Mcchcn.
!, W. CumbulcdEc has returned home
after n business trip 70 Wheeling.
Miss lrna Prlcs. VIII irs attending
school in Wheeling. spent Sunday hero
with her mother. Mrs. Rosie Pyl"s
Mr.. Earl Wilson. who IL employed nj
lsellnirc. is visiting friends here fro
IL fcw days.
Miss Louisa <earney nt Clarkahurg Is
visiting her mother Mrs. NJ. kcarnry,
here for few days.
Mr.. II. II. Rose Of Now Mnrtlnsville
was II business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Virgil Meyer and two children
nrr spending few days with friends In
Warrington.
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WOODLANDS

Friends at Woodland Were very sorry
to learn of the death OF George, -
years old son OF Peter Meekef OF near
\ C1arinKtor. The young man vas q
craduate Of Darlington High school and
was we'll liked in the community IN
which he resided. the Borrowing family
have the syUpath" OF their many
friends.
Virginia. little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Miller - i'll OF intantilc par
alysis. also a young daughter Of Mr.
end Mrs. Chas. Wilson of Ryan'S Ridge
is afflicted with the same dreadful dis
ease.
L. r. Miller. mail carrier at Wood
land, is OF duty on account OF illness.
r. D. Miller transacted huslness. 10
Moundsr!lle last Saturday.
Miss Elsie Cats of Cr-s"p's Bottom.
lily
I. +. Harhinson visited his sister.
Mrs. J. W McIntire at New Martins
willie. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lucinda. Toho Of Wheeling is tho
pleasant guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. '"
Blattler OF Burch Ridge. ..
Mrs. A. g. Yoho returned home Sum-
day, after spending several weeks visit
Mrs. *. r Ha-hinsou at McMechen and
Norman Ynh" ut Bellaire. Ohio.
Miss Sadr Why who has been III for
some tins OF threat trouble Is recover
ing.
Chas. Moore attended to business in
Wheeling. last FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIardestr Shepherd and
little son OF Cleveland. Ohio. are visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. Shepherds par
ents on Taylor's Ridge.
F. C.. Wayne was business caller ut
New Siartinsville. Tuesday.
Vernon Wiley Of Bellaire. Ohio. spcnc
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer wtte- OF Burch Ridge.
Warren Riggs OF Wheeling sp"rt Sat
urday and Sunday with his mothcr-in-
law, Mrs. E. Fl. Goc.
E. H. Yoho was a MoundSville visitor.
Tuesday.
Vim. Delbrook OF Wheeling. spent The
week end with his family at Grays-
Vile.
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MT, PLEASANT

Messrs ]. p. Wright OF belmont w.
and Charlie Heburn were callers at the
home of Henry Zeyer ono evening last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel buchanan and
daughter. Ruth. ore visiting his sistor.
Mrs. Edgar Koudcbush OF Cleveland.
Messrs. Albert Seminars and Earnest
Snodgrass OF Martins Ferry. were call
ers at the hamc of Nh John krinkie
onc evening last week.
Mr.. John Z. Beck of Pleasant Grove.
was O business caller In this place sat
urday.
Mcsdanes Mary Orr, Anna Clcarcr
Jesse Bennett Louie Walker. Isaac
Thomas, Misses Jessie klthcart. Ben
nett hickey attended the Washington
Seminary reunion which was held at the
Hotel Windsor IN Wheeling. W. Va,
Saturday.
Mr.. Isaac Evans was caller In
Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. William Murray Is no better at
this writing.
Mrs. John krinkir spent Friday and
Saturday 81 the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Montgomery Of Mar
tins Ferry.
Miss Ruth Walker of Emerson. was
caller in Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence spent
Saturday at the home Of their daush-
ter, Mrs. Harry Srhcchlr of YorkviIle.
Messrs. William Phillips, james and
Ford Sickle were callers in YorkvillH
Sunday.
Rev. Gilmore was at Rellalre Friday
evening. preached the preparatory seq
vices ut First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. y. Burris< and daughter. Miss
Agnes, were callers in bridgeport Sat
u-day.
Miss Althisa McGrcw was an out-of-
town caller Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Rusby. Mrs. Mary
Buchanan and Mr.. AsburE FreShwater
of Cadiz. spent Sunday ut the home Of
Mr.. David Buchanan.
Mrs. Floyd Sterling and son OF York
vile. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. ASwcil Sterling Ill Long
Run.
Funeral of tho late Edward Cattell,
who died, in California. Monday. Oct
Is. were conducted Sunday afternoon
from the Friends church. Services wore
in charge OF Rev. Motifs. pastor of the
church, intcrmcnt was in The Highland
Memorial mausu"um in Highland ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Alvin McCue Of near Adenn. was Il
caller at the home uI VI. Z. button Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith OF Canton.
spent q few days with ma father. Nr.
Frank Smith.
May Sickle Is i'll ut the home Of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ford Sickle.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Buchanan returned
home Sunday from visit with relatives
IN Pittsburgh, Pa
Funeral OF the late John Fam bon OF
Dnlonvalc. who died Wednesday, Oct.
II. was buried Sunday. lntcrment was
made in Highland cemetery al this
place.
!! Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Schcchle and
, family OF Scotch Ridge. spent Sunday
at the home OF Mr.. John krinkie.
Misses Prudence Crispn. Margaret
Kithcart. Eclma Murray. Mary Arbuth-
not and another lady. spent sunday at
Camp Sherman. Chillicnthe. o.
. Miss Ora Mcrlile of near Rayland.
; has taken the mail route which Mr..
, Walter Ruckmun had.
The sugar scarcity in this place is
very noticeable This week. only small
amount can be purchased.
Mrs. John krinkie. son John and
daughter. Miss Berthu were shopping In
Wheeling Tuesday.
Snow fell to the depth Of ten inches.
commenced to snow Tuesday evening ut
1850. and the snow fell until "Wednesday
about 1880 in morning, then turned 20
rain.
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SISTERSVILLE

Miss Beulnh Irwin, who has been
spending the pnst year here with her
aunt. Mrs. Ida Irwin Shanor. left Friday
for her home in Richmond Hill. Long
Island. y. Y.
Harold Iladger left Friday for Cape
May y. j.. having enlisted several
months ngo in the naval reserve.
Irl Il. Boston. who has been here to at
tend the funeral Of his father George C..
,Baston. has returned his home In
Akron. q.
Basil r. Travis and Miss Ethel Stoner,
two young people of this city. were mar
ried last Saturday by Rev. II. T. Houf
They will make their home here.
Miss Mary Solomon entertained We'd
ncsday evening nj her home in honor OF
Mr. j. George. Of Niagara Falls. Dainty
refreshments were served during. the
evening.
a son WAS horn Friday morning to
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ". j. Mccoy. OF Main st.
Mrs: Williams. who has been the
guest Of hHr aunt, Mrs. Ida Irwin Shanor
for several weeks returned Friday to
her home In Richmond Hill. Long Island.
y. Y.
Mrs. Hickork. Of Tulsa Okla. is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. George Nc
CnuIIry.
The now Sistersvillc boiler works just
below the city. is practically completed
and will probably NJ In operation Nov
rnihcr LIST The cost OF construction.
material ;and equipment is estimated at
$50 600. and the plant will employ sixty
men.
4 character dance viii ho given this
evening for the benefit OF the CITY hos
rItal. Prizes are TO I've given TO the lady
and gentleman VIII" succeed in making the
t't,.lsN
IN" prucredF to he applied on the cN-
pcnsrs Of the recent improvements at
The hospital.
MIR. md Mrs Dick Collier have re-
turned from II few months visit with rel
utivrS in Snlna, ..
Mrs. Louis IIancart and son. stephan.
havr gone - Akron. a.. where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. Leo Purr and Mrs. Emmett Hill
wcrn In Wheeling Saturday to ste
You're In Love at the Court.
Corporal Staccl .. Piercy. n son Of
Mr. mud Mrs. L. c. picrcy. OF this city.
who left September %. for Camp Lee.
arrived Friday evening TO assist in urG-
ing the people to buy n Liberty bond.
Corporal rrrcy must be back To Camp
Lee by midnight of November LIST.
Complimentary to Miss Halle Martin,
who has been employed ut kcrrs Studio.
for twenty years Friday, q dinner and
thcatr" party were given Friday even
ing. The dinner was served at tho Hotel
Wells. after which the party repaired
Ia the Auditorium to sec Lyman Fl.
Howe'a pictures. Several beautiful Pres
rnts were presented ~ Miss Martin.
Those who enjoyed the pleasant affair
were Mr. and Mrs. &. r. Kerr. Sam T.
Kerr. nf New Murtinsvlllr: Arthur
Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. George Blneberry.
Miss Josephine FIammrl, assistant AT the
New Mur;insvillc Studio: Miss Mildred
Agncw. in charge OF the ST. Mary's
Studio. and Miss Flnetta Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.. Hubnhrd. NJ Gene
terry Hill. have gone to Toronto, o.. TO
visit relatives.
r. Il. South representative OF the Fav-
orite Stove Co.. Of Chicago. is the guest
Of his brother here. C.. {. South.
Bernard King was the guest OF friends
In New MntAmoras. Sunday.
Mrs Anna L. Stanberry spent tho
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WHEELING CREEK

Mr. and Mrs. John Robson were bust
ness visitors in Elm Grove Monday.
Chester J. Dean and wife Of Sutton
are visiting friends and relatives on the
Crek.
The recent heavy snow has crippled
the telephone service on all the rural
lines.
\ team of horses belonging to J. 5.
Pine, local livery man Of Elm Grove.
was almost drowned while trying to
ford tho creek near the Raven Graft
Hill road.
Jesse pnugherty was a business caller
in Elm Grove Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan COPYRIGHT spent
Sunday with Mrs. .'Courtrights parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd.
John McCreary Of near Viola was
business caller in Elm Grove on Tues
day.
Flora G. Sheets spent Saturday in
Elm Grove and Wheeling.
4 wide. fertile area Will DO re-
claimed by the construction OF 81
mile canal in Matanzas province, Cuba
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REIMBURSEMENT OF
PRICES FOR PRODUTS

NEW YORK. Oct. cS--An adjustment
in prices OF finished products regarded
as more In accordance with productive
costs than heretofore occurred this week
when q tentative advance Of Sc per ton
on fence wire and IS per ton on wire
nails by the largest interests was al"
lowed Prices Of tubes. tin plate and
other finished products doubtless will
be adjusted on the same basis
The war industries board has dis
tributed orders for $4,000 tons OF steel
plate and shapes and orders for $4,000
to 100000 tons soon will be allotted for
construction Of merchant boats. Con-
tracts for shells also will call for the
early distribution Of heavy orders Tor
forgtngs and steel bars. aGgresatinS
100000 tons
Domestic railroads are showing more
interest In equipment than for several
months. Tho rail mills are being sounded
for large tonnage of standard sections
and the car shops have inquiries 70:
10000 freight cars. the construction OF
which will require 10000 tons of stees.
Ship yards holding government con-
tracts are calling FOR bids upon the fab
ricatiou OF q large tonnage OF shapes
and are placing orders for 10000 tons
Of fabricated steel for plant construc'
ton
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new MARTlNSVILLE.
Announcement Party.

Miss Bonnie Morgan very charmingly
entertained the Colonial club at her
homo Friday evening on Franklin street
The early part OF tho evening was
spent in knitting and at 10 o'clock the
guests were invited 10 tho dining room
where Il most delicious luncheon was
served. Tho color scheme was pink ana
white. a huge basket OF pink and white
roses were In the center OF the table
from which pink ribbon was strung
to each place ind tiny pink bag at
the end or each announced the engage
ment Of Miss Morgan to Mr.. William
Ball of Martins Ferry, who Is now n
Fort ReuJumin Harrison. The guests
included Miss Mildred Reynolds OF Mar
tins Ferry: Mcsdames Everctte Morgan
and Wade Miller. Misses Kathryn Ducrr'
Mildred and Kathryn McCaskey. Susan
Ankrom. Frances Williams. Nellie UNI
bach, Hazel Stone. Mable Lcntz and
Mabel Potts.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
saturdays Quotat!ons)

WHEELING W. Va. oct. 2S. II.
Furnished The IntcllIEcnccr by y. E
& Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
glnia building, Wheeling. w. Va Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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LOUISVILLE

Miss Virginia Merritt OF ConoVcr. o.
vii, M the vacancy left by Faye Skin
ncr in tho schools here. Miss skinner
resigned to accept a position In the Ear
bertory schools. The schools have been
of duty for about 10 days.
Craig Ecthci of 81. Clairsvillc called
on his aunts. Mrs. W. I. Mcpherson and
Ella Matthew'S. Saturday.
Donovan Hart Mrs. f. Fl. Hart. Clyde
Clark, Walter and Doris Mcl'hcrSon at
tended the lecture given 10y Ralph far-
lette on the Lyceum Lecture course at
st. Clairsvlrlc. Thursday evening.
Mrs Carl Lcntz and daughter Anna
st ClairsvIllc. are visiting the for
nicr's mother. Mrs. f. 0. Bowlcs. here.
this week