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NOME, ALASKA, Dec. 5. 1917
PEACE IMPOSSIBLE NOW

The declaration of President Wilson 1 that the much desired blessings of | neace can be restored 10 the world 1 only through the German people is 1 based largely upon the view of the 1 present period hu' ut the same time it 1 is significant indication of the mo- tivcs and intentions of the nations ar raved agaist the Prussi&n domiHators of the great Gcrmanic race.
 "Peacc can come only when the Ger man people make it through rulers the world c1n trust" is the crux of the entire war question: insofar as the al- lies are concerned. The words of the President denote the underlying idea. the animatIns cause, the basis of the cn!ire structure of the allied opposi- ton to Germany.
 In view of the position this nation is occupying in the great martial con- uoversy there is not a doubt that the words of the President are a faithful reelection of the will ;nd intention of each of the entente nations.
 As Mr Wilson has so frequently re- iterated, the war is not one of sub- jugation, of AnniTlation or even of conquest There is no intention of destroying the German nation or i.s people, s%ve insofar as it is necessary to destroy German lives to accomplish the intended aim of removing the dan- Rerous autocracy which has become the oVe.sh2doWing incubus of the Ger man people and the tcrro, of the world. We doubt no! that the end of the great struggle will find the territorial confines of the German empire but little altered. The allies are fighting because they recognize that they are facing eravcr danger ir not contin- uing the struggle than they do in con- tnuing it. They recognize that as long IS the hcrbaric spirit of Pruss ianism is unb.ctCn. so long will the world be compelled to fear that 1t will again arise in hYGra headed hidcousness, and infict another period of ghastly de- stluction on the human lace.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-06-07

j. d. Brown is a business
visiter in our city this week.
Don't forget the dance at the
A. L.. Baker farm Sat. night
June 9th.
Miss Pearl Whitaker of Han
nibal Missouri is visiting her
sister Mrs, John Jacobs in our
city.
Next Sunday morning the
service at the Methodist Church
will be for the Children. ANY
parents who would like to have
their babies baptized are re.
quested to bring them to the
church at that time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-06-07

There will be no service at the
Luthern Church Sunday owing
to the fact the pastor will be
absent.
Mrs. H.. j. Knoblauch and chill
dren have been spending several
days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Palfery in Willow
Lake Twp.
In a recent economy contest
the Maxwell car made some
great records. Another contest
will be held soon and Liberty
Bonds will be given away. See
ad in this issue and inquire of
T.. M. Major for details.
The rain Tuesday night wet
things down in good shape and
the registrars who had to make
the trip to the County Seat Wed
nesday morning with their reg
istration blanks and cards found
the roads rather soft for fast
travelling.
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Sour Stomach

This is a mild form of indiges-
ton. It is usually brough on by
eating too rapidly or too much,or
Of food not suited to your digest
i've organs If you will eat slow
ly, masticate your food thorough
Y ,eat bat little meat and none at
all for supper, you will more
than likely avoid the sour stmach
without taking any medicine
whatever. When you have sou1
stomach take one of Chamber
lain's Tablets to aid digestion
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Mourdsytllo Briefs.

Miss 2clm;t Mercer of MorGantown IS
visiting at her home here.
e. q. Watson OF Cambridge. O.. -
spending several days here attending 10
business matters.
Miss Virginia Price has arrived nome
from Huntington. whore she spent n
cnurl" Of weeks with friends and reIa-
tivcS.
Troy Conner left last evening for
cleveland. o.. where he will spend two
weeks" vacation.
Miss Lima Rush has returned from
Cameron. where she spent several days
with friends.
Miss Olive Mcllnn Of Pittsburgh is
spending several days here with friends.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Richmond Of New
MartinSvlllc spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Frank Virgin has returned from 4
visit with Charleston relatives.
Mrs VI. W. kcSkinson has returned
from an extended visit with Petersburg.
Va. relatives.
Mrs. William Martin and children of
jefferson avenue spent Sunday with
Cameron. relatives.
George Ellis left Sunday morning for
Chicago. where he will spend two
weeks vacation.
EcamlS EoF"rson and Edward Weaver
are in camp At LAX" Odessa. Mich. with
pr. Bono and family.
\ number Of lnral people will be IN
Wheeling park Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week for the big
War Pageant.
Miss Mary CnuGhlin has returned
from z visit with I'rllaire. o.. relatives.
Mrs. n. f. ,'hamhcrlaln and children
Of First street nr" visiting with rcla-
tIvcs IN Salin2villc. o.
". a. Cop. of East Liverpool. O.. is
visiting with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Leach Of Now Mar
tinsvill" arc tho guests Of his parents
on Eighth street.
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sophie Hooper and daughter, Mr.. ana
Mira Alex Buchanan spent Sunday at
the h"ln,. OF j. W. Lawrence
Mrs Sickle is visiting her son, FoTd
S!rllI:.
Ii.orr. CLANCY and aun;. Mrs. AnEe-
line Williams, were callers IN D!Ilo"-
.ui, Sunday. ,,,i.
f.lwurd iIarth and Clifford HATTIE
srcnt SUNDAY ut John krinkle's. ~
Jnssr DEFAULT is improving at TINS
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence He'll. OF
Tnrkvills. wrr" business callers heai
this place Tucsdry evening;
Sor,,. of thu. l. -. y. y. of Mt. PlcaS-
ant vent to Pinsy Fork Saturday even
ing to attend tho visitation.
Nr. and Mrs Albert Murray spent
SUNDAY at the home nf his parents, MI
and Mrs. John Murray. OF Smlthlle!9.
Arthur Sure came nome one udS ia9e
week with his bride.
Nnrris Wright are in Stcubcnril!e get
ting ready Tor training camp.
Charles Scott is improving at THIS
writing. n.Lli,r-
IL iUll III scotch ridge spent Mon
day and Tuesday At the home or Jonn
\ few of the friends Of Mr. and Mrs,
Alex buchanan spent Wednesday, CIV"
!rg q: their home.
Husssn Sickle. OF near Adena, spen.
"Wednesday at the home Of his uncle
Ford Sickle
Mrs. William Murray is slowly i'm
proving. .,,,-
Harry MrMaSters lost y purse con-
,aininc u railroad ticket and Il pass; n'
SID, some bills. amounting 10 MI an"ut
SIS. Tho finder please l"Hr" the purse
~ David NlcMastcrs. barber. between
NJ. Pleasant and Narrisvilie' Monday
evening.
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BUSINESS WORLD
NOW IN A WAITING
ATTITUDE FOR NEWS

which general business Ia likely t" hn
Infected ny war ti':" regulation on
gagged III" serious attention 1T Wait
street this w"Hk. l,i,ilc r"iict fr"rn
prrscyt iionl"n;nGs ,lark'' conditions
Is expected until the r.:.':rr';u"nsiv"
program "f taxation and pr; las he"n
determined.
Apar, from irregular y.."nvrrics
which were NOR" marked :" sStrptnE:
further price shr!nkaEe WA: ,Np"rt"nced
by many !ndustrinls Rni ''IU'rnrnt>
directly or. r"m"t"iy r"i"'.'i :" war
great disadvantage. thor .''' ne. petty
Ing repvrts nf uurav"ral rad" con-
d!,tnnS This WAS r~fut"', l.! part nE
largo army contracts nn.' IT," StGtH
motor company Sta;rin"n' =:"'wrnE pro-
htS for the first hate a.: i." year al
tnr$t RS large as th"S' -: III" whole
of 1915.
=, n was regarded rs sien:i,,am, Of con-
dItInus m tho steel industry that fort
night has elapsed with"':;' ;t""ttng any
change either way in l'rir's' a. hni$hed
products. Tn" steel 'r''.'.. authorities
declare. Is simply AVA 'i''@ the outcome
Of events ut WaSh!u%t't.
Increased pressur. ns".u$t "Nrr"rS
an4 other metls. dHSr;c" ~ h!rh record
fnr silver was a>rr'h't primarily Z"
labor troubles. ami th,~ &n'. handicap
operated against nth''r 'HduS'r'Ala.
Runn"rs - n crt l.: ''u'' -. l'Aul diVi-
dend. later $.mi-"ttt"!ail: denied. con-
trthuted NOR than "th"c factor {" IN"
moderate r"artinn IN rails. Earnings
and crops promise VIII. however. ana
substantial accumulation of high grad"
issues was r"rurtrti on the setback
Cali moneys temporary rise :" ~"
maximum OF ti,' Year was brought
about mainly by last weeks t""hnicallT
nnnr bank statement and time loans
hardened in sympathy.
TIL. attttud: IT banking trt"r"StS 70
ward the investment market was tnhi-
Gated by the new financial prnjrctS ~
,bn ,rerL. Those took tho form ot
short term notes NJ unusually attrac-
two interest returns. instead OF inc
more stable bond iSSurS
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STEEL MILLS OF
THE COUNTRY SOLD
UP TO 10 MONTHS

NEW YORK. July GA recent cRn-
VASES IF tho stool manufacturers dcVrl-
ops tho fact that all important pFn7
duccrs have plant capacity Hn'd fnF w
TO IL months ahead. but 1t Ia e1pSG'cn
that 90 per cent ut this work will hnr"
months whIlo tho mills supply thr
urgent ncada Of tho United aIat"s and
lis allies.
Tho United States government Is
lending active support Ia France Great
Britain and 10 the nthnr Rlliud govern
nculs In placing largo conirnrta Tor
boats md railroad equipment to h" multi
in this country. Tho contracts for mo-
tive power just placed for Great brltaln'
Franco and Russia call for tho dlHtrihN-
lion Of $40.OUo.oo0 among the American
and the steel mills Will
he called upon for lSO0Q0,QOO tons Ok
rolled. forged and cast steel, construc-
ton OF the 900 locomotives that have
been ordered,
Russia Will probably close contracts
for 10000 railroad cars. requiring NV
900 tons Of steel, in the next week. Inc
Hudson Bay company has ordered l'2Ue
Steel goudula cars for shipment 10 the
Dutch East Indies, the contract price
being something more than S3.OO0,0QO.
and about 5000 tons Of steel Will be
required.
France has come into the market for
$1,000 tons Of rails and plans are halne
prepared for O large number Of cars. To-
comotives. bridges and terminals which
will require sc tsral hundred thousand
tens Of steel. The French COVER nm"nt
has also placed orders for 30 cargo boats
with American builders. making totai
OF l4O now under contract to he built in
the United States and In Canada for the
allied governments. The French gov
eminent also has come into the market
for 5000 tons or cast iron pipe.
japanese shiphuilders have purchased
900 tons OF tank and hull plates from
American mills. paying ll'o TO - cents
per pound. nearly four times the price
being puid by the home government,
The United States government has
distributed additional orders for about
5000 tons Of sheet and $4,000 tons OF
steel bars through the iron and steel
g,e
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MT, PLEASANT

Mrs. Howard NcCue fen one day last
week and tore some of the lts'ments
loose in her arm.
Mrs. ~ J. McConAhey and daughter.
Miss Camilla. we're visiting her son
Chalmers NcConah"y. at Pittsburgh
Pa.
Mrs. Ellen rheak"r Is Improving at
this writing.
Mrs. Wilmer Tw""dy was called IN
Columbus by :HH serious Illness OF her
sister. Mrs. Sa:Gurl Colvill".
Mrs. Zana EHrr- Is visiting n The
home y: hoy parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry White.
Mrs.. Johnson, pt Emerson. is on the
sick list.
r: =. Ring Yves an ou,-ot-tnwn caller
last week.
Johamir md Harry Krlnkto ard sis
tor. Miss Errt;'H. ;'',.n'i"l ths club Mt
~" honr., OF NJ Nl,i"nEei'!"r. .; Scotch
ridge. T:,,;rS.!ay .,.rilG.
Miss Cold" Phillips very pleasantly
suicrinir.d MIN = marsh nai!nw toast
Saturday ""eH;n: ~ -" HON" '"f Henry
I.te- r:a-> h"in.; over 81 present.
TIE Roy Scnu's had Il marShamllnw
Iorct Saturday ..'I.'il:nS Al th'> home OF
Nj. Johnson ~ t.rl- rsnn.
Mrs. lii" Wh;;.' i 80 -" SEX lis.
Mrs i.,:.i. .:nw.r and daughter
FrcG:r:r.' >,.Hr; SATURDAY q. thc homo
@ Mrs I'tv,G I:;;r.larar
Llr. ard Ms ';Hn-G., .fCr:i=on. o.:
-AG.ra. w"r. r.,.!...s III :a:S pinca Satur-
day.
NJ. and Mrs. David Ruchanan. Mrs.
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MANNIkCT0N
Painfully Injured.

MANNINGTON. W. Va. July "a
Guy kcnncn had his leg badly cut whilo
loading n sand line on a wagon at tho
Prichard Supply store Friday morning.
wound.
horn Thursday. pmly 10 To Mt and
Mrs. lsnar Coulter a; Pr!ncetorin. n
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Paterson has left
for visit At tho Cheat club
Rev +. +. Smith has returned from
n visit in. Moundsvillc.
q. y. kocn Is making extensive al
trratinnS and improvements to his resi-
d"ncc on Market street.
Mrs James Ford and son Of Cum
bertrand. Nil. nrc the guests of relatives.
r. J. LandSraf and sister. Miss Ger
trudc OF Butler. mr.. visiting friends
here for a few days.
Clarke Furbee Is q patient ct Cooper
hospital having had an operation on
his throat
Miss 0pnl Hnprwrll Is visiting rela-
tlrcs at Cleveland.
Mrs. Alice SnndErass and son md
daughter. Edwin md Mildred. and OFF,
rest Sturn. motorCH Ia Washington. j..
g.. 10 spend two weeks with relatives.
Miss Mildred Harvey or Flat Run,
70 spending Il ccw days with friends
here.
The M!ss". katherine and Margaret
Hopcw"ll uro visiting ,hrir aunt ut Ak
ron. Ohin for Il few weeks,
Mrs. J. Shields has returned 20 her
homo In Butler after 4 weeks visit with
her dnuEhtcr hero.
Miss lTurght u! Wadcstnwn Is n bust
ness visitor IN town.
Miss Bril-, Cunningham. has returned
utter VISIT with her parents ut
Rymrr.
Miss Louise korhRrL whu has been
nursing Mrs. I. X. Andrews for tho
pas, rtv" weeks hnA returned 70 her
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MaIorsvtlle Briefs.

Miss Annie Atkinson spent III" week
cnd with her friend, Mrs. Mary Hand Oh
Elm Grove,
Miss Vida Harsh. Of WASHINGTON, Pa
Is spending a short vacation win Fcia-
tIvrS at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mllliken and little
daughter loft Saturday for WRyncshurG.
whrr" they will spend a part or their
vacation. with Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Alley
before returning home they cHnect to
yisi, friends AT Sugar Grove, Q. and
other points.
Hover Fuller. Of Oak Grove. are the
guests Of Mrs. Annie Majors.
op,ionnd n large acreage Of tho surfnce
vein Of Goa. at thiS place. AT SD per acre
during the past ten days.
Mr. md Mrs John Harsh and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. =.
Allison.
Master Willie Atkinson spent 4 part Of
last week with his friend Allison Camp
bell Of Bloomfield ridge.
Mrs. 1"umi" Archer. of Washington,
spent Sunday with her parents.
lanes White. Of DinSmorc'S Ridge. Is
being treated at Mt. Clemens for rheu-
Mrs, ANDY Tlnndrning and little
grandson. and Miss Gladys Stuchey. Mt
TENDED Tho Leonard funeral AT Gr"ysrillr.
t'hmrlcs Majors. nf Viola. spent We'd
nrSday and Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
!. 7. Majors
n ", Eanatta is on the sick list.
VIII Richoy. of Hundred. purchased a
new touring car recently.
! John White. nj Brne. spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends on ninsmorc's
ridge.
Charles Jones. nf NIdco, Ls tho guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. William Bloomfield. OF
Sand Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs James Archer and chill
drcn. Of Viola. wcro tho Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Archer.
Misses Ncllic Harsh. Amy Jolly md
Inclla and Ada Dime, nf West Liberty.
wcro tho wcck-cnd quests at tho W, a.
Harsh home.
Mr.. John Hartley. Of Calls. Is very
seriously i'll.
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WOODLAND

Hubert ind IIilda berry Of Mounds
ville are spending o few weeks witn'S
their cousin. Ruby ioho. OF Burch
uniform teachers examination for tho
Ridge.
Hov roho attended tho third and last
year at Moundsr!lle Thursday and Fri .
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, r. Con are VISITING
Mr.. Goc'. mother IN Pittsburgh for
few days.
T, 7. Hsrbi.on spent few days last y
week with his snn Kenneth at MO :
Mcrhcn.
Mr.. nnd Mr., Harry Eerby and son ~
Harold returned to their home AZ
Mound."llle after a weeka visit WIZ !
Mr.: and Mr-. Harry xerhy and sqn-s
Harold returned to their home az
Moundsv!lle Sunday after q few dAyE q
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs, G, r, Coulter, -
Misn Shtrlie Coulter spent Sunday
with Wheeling friends,
Sherwood Wilson returned TO his home q"
at Mnundnrlle after %eekb visit with .
RnNry rnho, y
Wimrrcd Darrnh and family arc visit.
ing their parents on purch Ridge,
Miss Ida Kansio Of nellatre, o. - tho
guest Of her aunt. Mrs, Homer Wiley,
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich OF Cresaps
Grove spent Tuesday with Moundsville :.
friends, -
Mclvin burton and daughter Margaret
spcnt Friday with MoundAvllle friend 3.
Mr. and Mfs, W, W. Yaho motored To
Moundsvll!o Friday. -
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DALLAS

Atienrs virginia and Helen Fntti9"n
entertained Monday rvnnlnE Mt tho
hnmo of their grand parents. Mr.. Mp"
Mrs. W. 4. l'attiHou. In honor Of F'f-
r|nln'a thirteenth birthday. t;nn1oH una
music worn tho ahtof dlvrraions or tho
o,o,Inr md at q Kolnouublo hour most
delicious Refreshments wrro rorrnd.
Mis-. virginia received mnny b"aut!lu'
nnoscr,s. Those preEont wore: N!HsoH
Margaret Little. Claire Matthew'S. Mol
Ito and Alta Sampson, Naomi Drum
vIrriptn md Bcrnlco Cridor, virginia
IiimmIns, Zeldn and Aline Howard
I,uclln, Evon and CTulis Howard COR
don spillmnn, Paul Hickey, Roy. WILL
liam md Forest klmmins and Kenneth
Patt!son.
Mr. and Mrs. Goly Clemens enter
tnined with an informal dance recehlly'
Those present wern! MI ana ME
Russel Crawford Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Strlcklln. Mr. and Mrs. Roe HENDERSON
S,rIcklin, Misses Laura and Elizabeth
Klmmins, Lloyd Hughes and Earle
hughes. The music for tho evening
was furnished by the Bowman ana
Hunter orchestra.
Tho PRESBYTERIAN church members
will give n musical and literary enter
,ainmcnt on Wednesday evening. July
o5. II will be given at the church
nnl parsonage. The names OF the pro-
gram Is from America 10 Japan
Mrs. Sara Miller Drum and Mr..
Charles Rent were united In marriage
at Pittsburgh on Monday. July Q. Mrs.
Rent has n host Of friends In TINS
vicinity who arc pleased 10 know Of h"r
harpv marriage. They will reside In
Pittsburgh where Mt. Rent Is book
keeper for n we'll known firm.
Miss Clara Ruth and Mr. Harry hun
tor both prominent young people or
Dallas, were united in marriage IueS-
day.
Mr and Mrs. Lynn lIimniNs. n newly
welded couple. were given muS'c"'
reception Mt the home Of MS parents
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. ktmmlns' on i's'rS
day evening by tho young folks OF
Dallas.
Miss pcanc Porter Is spending sev-
cral days with Mrs. OH" Davis OK
Wheeling.
Mrs Josie Ruth was business WISH
tor in Wheeling Monday. 49,.
Mrs. Woods Iattison and children. OF
WASHINGTON, Pa. are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. 4. Pattisnn.
NIcssrs. Clevc Crawford Roy StrlcK-
Lin. Harry RIGGS and Oscar White spent
Monday In PittshurE.
Eorn-To Mr.. md Mrs. Sanford DO
man, on Tuesday. July 10. ll'a pound
baby cirl. w
Hnrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Barn
hart. on Wednesday, July II, nine
pound hoy. ,o-
Cali. strirklln. left SATURDAY lot
I-richsvfllc. O.. where he has h'rcr'""
4 position
Mr. md Mrs Harry MrGlumrhy ana
daughter, Retty Jean. Of Elm Grove. ana
Mr., and Mira. Roy Stricklin and dauEh-
ter. Marjorie Jean. were guests sun
dav IF SIR. and Mrs. \. ]. MrGlumphE'
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Timmons and SON
r.rskinc, Of Triadclphia. wrr" SUNDAY
guests Of hor parents. Mr.. and MIS-
F.. l.. Howard.
Mrs Snra Hrim Of Fulton and grand
son. Harry Henderson. Jr. arc SPEND
ing this week with Mrs. l.. +. Rhoades
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiihert Hickey an"
daughter. Margaret. Of Cameron. nave
hccn tho pleasant guests of her nother
Mrs. Mary Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Clemens. "t Elm
Grove. spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorg" Clemens.
Mrs. Will Davis md children nave re-
turned from visit with her mother
and sister atCamcron.
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HARRISV|LLE
AIRED Resident Dies.

Mrs. Edith Smith died nj h"r nome
Friday evening. july u. She ma" o'"n
in failing health for som" iitnr ana WaS
in her ghrh ycar. The funeral services
were held At IN" Friends church Nom
day afternoon and intrrment nj Inc
Friends burial grounds. Sh" leaves u"
following children. Pearson OF W MT
Her. Iowa: Henry rnh Nathan Of Frank
fort. Philadelphia. and Nina MAJ! III
home. .,
TIN, dance given nj IN" X. "f ? hal
Thursday c;.oriinE Nv tho Adona Social
club was wrll ATTENDED by the young
people Of Adcna. nllnnval". HarrIsriIle
and other n"irhh"rinC towns.
Ethel Hartman and H"ra RcNerldG"
hay" purchased pianos. and Mrs Rhrha"i
Fashion, - play"r from IN" firm "f lH'
shore St"rl. of Mt. Pleasant. q.
F.lvin thurman met with what might
have been u serious acClH"n' while Al
work with his saw mill NJ Short Creek.
The saw threw Il rtHc" Of u hoard. Strik-
inC the side 81 his face. just missing ms
eve and hruisinr his fac" badly.
Mrs. J. {. Morris. Mrs. Sarah DunGail.
Mrs. Emma Monster. Bertha Graham.
Nlicc Ricr"" NaurI"" Wooster. Mimi"
Fashion, and {. l.. Eundy drove 10 Little
Miss Naomi Ashton Of Cnlcrain. who
has been visiting friends In town. has
returned homo.
Mckinney MOTIFS NJ cannon ms Et-
turned homo after few days visit
with his fnrh"r. N. NJ Morris.
Mr.. Fred steele Of IN" firm of Bashnrc
E steele Of Mt. Pleasant. was n business
visitor In town recently.
Mrs Mac RiSss Of Martins Ferry was
Il recent guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Kry$rr.
IIarr. Rarkhurst Of Short Crock O..
was in town on business Monday.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Gilbert Thomas md
children warn The guests Of relatives In
Tolerain sunday.
Mrs. Vic Sloan. 1.cmoInc Fisher. jesse
Sloan and Richard Thomas wore IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Charlie Paxton and wife NJ Canton.
who have been visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. O. w. Paxton. havo returned
home.
T. w. Bcl;z. Hort Hess nnh Mr Ash
hnuEh Of bridgeport were calling on
friends IN town Friday evening.
Alice Iiirra" Of Cl"vrlund IL visiting
At tho homo nf Mrs. !. e. Morris.
Frank Wooster 0f Wrllavilln. who hns
hcnn visiting relatives In town. hns r"-
turned homo.