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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-02

II invite all my friends to
join me at breakfast at the
Henshaw on my wedding day.
Jack and are going to dance
there in the afternoon, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-02

The last named IS volunteer IN
the Fourth Nebraska.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
LIVERY STOCK SALE
ATT LODI, OHIO

~ st-tt j
intending u quit the livery business
/ will offer at public sale at my livery
barn On Church street, Lodi; Ohio on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1O,lS17,
Thirteen horses, consisting IF / bay
mare o yrs. old, weight 1900 fbs.;
bay horse yrs. old, weight $50; | bay
mare 5 yrs old, weight $50; bay mare
I'll yrs. Old, weight iU5V 5ssy n me-: 3 &c 9
Ia yrs. old, weight 1850; 1 bay horse,
10 yrs. old, weightl1O0; 1 bay horse
ia yrs. old weight 1850; / bay horse 8
yrs. old, weight 1900; / bay horse Z
yrs. old, weight 1900; 2 sccrisol hcrscs,
ii yrs. old, weight 100 each; | black
mare 8 yrs old, Nrigl. 4SJsls { slay
mare 10 yrs. old, weight 1850; pony
9 months old. Five buggies, 2 buck
wagons, / surrey, 1 spring wagon, /
Moline wagon with 5 inch tire and 311a
skein, i Studebaker wagon with 3 inch
tire and Sll skein, 3 sets gravel
boards, 2 2-yd. dump, one / " yd.
dump, / stone rack, 2 fat racks 3 sets
log hunks, chains, binders, double trees
singletrees, 2 buggy poles, sets heavy
team harness, Z sets single driving har
ness, sets double driving harness, /
set brass trimmed coach harness, i set
heavy 1-horse harness, fly nets, collars
brides, whips, tie ropes, robes, blan-
kets, storm front and other articles.
Sale will commence at IL o'clock,
standard.
Terms: So or less, cash. On sums ov-
u SIS, / years credit by giving note
With approved security.
E. L. UNDERWOOD,
larry Fcrtney, .Auct. j
Way Knapp, Clerk. 1Wl
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02

SOUTHEAST MEDINA COUNTY
continued on page 81
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
EAST M0fGTEYpiiLLE

Stanley Roth narrowly escaped q
serious if not fatal accident when q
heifer took after him on the farm near
River Styx where he works. Stanley
tried to run to a point of safety, but
was unable to do so and, as the heifer
reached him he grabbed her by the
horns. He was thrown about 10 feet
Just then the owner appeared and
knocked the animal down with a club.
later killing it.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dressler (nee Mrs. Joe Raker)
on the arrival Of that little boy that
came to make his home with them.
Robins made their appearance twice
on the farm of S. T. Arick in Febru-
ary.
Mr.. Joe Raker.of Akron was caller
in this localityslast week.
Ruth Dressler is doing the hsuse
work and caring for the little boy that
came to the home of Frank Dressler.
The oil leasers are through this com
munity again giving a dollar an acre
for land that the others did not get
for one half and acre and leasing
around Poe that the other company
said they would not lease. It's nice
there are so many companies.
Anyone having items Of interest,
phone to 104, River Styx and they
will be looked after.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02

Having decided to quit business, the
undersigned will offer at public auc-
ton their complete Transfer equip
ment on the lot back Of Brenneman's
Grocery in Rittman, o., on
+ TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1917
Commencing at II o'clock a. m. sharp,
sun time, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Twelve head Of horses, consisting
Of / team Of black horses 9 and 10
years old, weight $500, good workers
in all harness. Dark gray gelding 6
years old, weight 1900, extra good
worker. One black gelding Z years
old, weight 140O, good general pur-
pose. One dark gray gelding 8 years
old, weight 1400 ibs., good worker in
all harness. Light gray gelding 10
years old, weight 1900 lbs, good
worker in all harness. Brown mare
about IL years old, weight HOO lbs.
One bay pacing horse, known as Bob
bic Burns, unusual good driver with
lots of speed, 8 years old, weight 1000
lbs. Dark brown general purpose
horse, 10 years old, weight 1000 Tbs.
Roam draft .horse 5 years old, weight
100 lbs. Black 5 year old, weight
1900 lbs. Black driving mare eleven
years old, weight $50, extra good driv-
er. All Of these horses are Just out
Of hard work and are in good condi-
ton. Wagons, moving van, good
as new; box dray wagon new last
spring; platform dray wagon, as good |
as new; Studebaker wagon, 31s inch
skein, 3 inch tire, used less than one |
year. Columbus wagon, 3A inch skein,
inch tire. Two farm wagons, 3A in. !
skein; New Columbus wagon, 3A inch
skein, 8 inch tire. one-horse spring
wagon, in good shape, one heavy l.
horse wagon, extra heavy 2-horse
spring wagon, platform spring dray
wagon, platform hay rack, one good
;op buggy, steel tires. Harness and
sools, consisting Of sets of heavy
'eam harness, all complete, in good
condition. Light double driving har-
less, heavy single harness, 2 sets of
'lngle buggy harness, 2 new sets Of
Y yard dump boards, 2 wagon boxes |
et of 2 yard side boards, good heavy
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
logging bob-aled. nearly. newt set b

logging bcb-sled, nearly newt set Of
5000 bolster springs, Is log chains,
all lengths, 2 SETS 0f log Tiggings, z
crows, 2 cant hooks, 4 log binders, fly
nets, storm blanket, wagon blankets,
8 ne wstable blankets, 3 slip scrapers,
3 plows, 2 buggy poles and pole ex-
ira heavy, steel spike-tooth drag, $50
feet X inch rope. 100 feet ss incn steel
cable in first class condition, extra
pnl!!eys, 2 21-horse cultivators. / wheel
barrow, picks, shovels and forks, ex-
ira single trees, double trees, neck
yokes, Stewart horse clipper good as
new, rolling top office desk, good spirit
level and lot of other articles too
numerous to mention. Thi sis a COM
plete All outfit and everything must
be sold. No undertaking Of any kind.
Terms: Sums under $5 cash, over SIS
a credit Of 8 months will be given with
approved security. 80 off for cash on
all sums over $5.
RITTMAN TRANSFER CO.,
James Galehouse, auct.
Vance Hiclxin, clerk. 26-2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
PUBLIC AUCTION

/ Having decided to quit farming OF
account Of his health, the undersigned
will sell at public auction on the prem
Uses, situated 2A miles north of Sulli.
van and 2A miles south of Huntington
\ o., on
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1917
Commencing at 10 a, m. the following
property:
Three horses, consisting Of one dap
pie gray Roger horse team, / mare and
/ gelding,. s yrs. old, weight about
26OO fbs.; ] good general purpose
white mare, 16 yrs. old, weight about
1850 Tbs. Ten head Of cattle, consist
ing Of 8 pure bred Holstein females,
5 due in March and April; / 2-year-
old, due in Sept. 2 yearlings, 2 3-year
old Jerseys, that will be fresh by day
of sale. I am selling my entire herd,
myself. i have kept nothing in my
herd but the best, and it is one OF
the most promising herds ! ever owned
Farming Implements, consisting of
one good Toledo wagon, A inch tire; 1
Indian wagon, 3 inch tire, good shape,
/ new wagon box, 12 #; spring seat,
l platform spring wagon, 1 surrey,
first-class shape, / old buggy, good
Corn King Manure spreader, Superior
Disk grain drill, Johnson Z #. cut bind
er, with truck; Milwaukee moving ma
chine, 6 #. cut; Keystone side delivery
hay rake, 10 #. dump rake, Q Key !
stone hay leaders, good johnson 10
It. hay tedder, 2 loft. hay racks, / |
nearly new; stock rack, / hog rack,
| Gift. steel land roller, / Cassaday
wheel plow, / right-hand Syracuse
plow, / J. /. Case 2-hOrse cul-
Evator, Disk harrow, Deering spring
tooth harrow, lift. 2-section steel |
harrow, i wood frame harrow, / clod
smasher, 1 bobsled, / pair of fiatsled
/ good ~ H. p. gasoline
engine, set Of heavy breeching harness
set of back pad harness, single harness
,orn Shelter, 50-gal. Oil tank, good
Aft. ladder, buggy pole, sap pan, 81
sap pals, / 20-gal. milk can, 1 milk
aerator, l 2O-gal. jar Other articles
100 numerous to mention.
Lunch will be served by the ladies
# the Huntington M. e. church.
Terms: All sums OF $40 or. under.
ash; over $40, 6 mos. time, good bank
lble notes, interest at 6eo. No prop
rty moved until settled for.
ERNEST EATON,
Jol. c. B. Roice, Auctioneer.
!. M. Smith, Clerk. 1wII
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit business, the
undersigned will offer at public auc-
ton their complete Transfer equip
ment on the lot back Of Brenneman's
Grocery in Rittman, O., on
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02

has been rapid SO far
George Slime has sold half inter-
est in the Wadsworth garage to w. Q.
Baker, who is now on duty at the
Broad street garage.
After an enforced vacation, due to
broken arm, DR.. 2. A. Kremer has
resumed his dental practice.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02

WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN
THE FEED LINE. CONTINENTAL
GLUTEN, BUFFALO GLUTEN, OIL
MEAL. COTTON SEED MEAL, con-
CHOW. BRAN, MIDDLINGs Ola
MOND HOG MEAL, TANKACn.
ETC OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
PUBLIC SALE


PUBLIC SALE
At j. G. Indoe' farm v mile west Of
Grangreburg and 6h miles east Of
Medina on Grangerburg road
THURSDAY, MARCH 9th,
at IL o'clock noon
Fifty hogs, consisting of 20 brood,
sows, 5 boars, 5 sow pigs, 20 feeders.
These are pure-bred Durocs, part Of
them recorded and all can be SO If so
desired. This is a very fine offering
Of hogs and you can buy them at your
own price. There will be no by-bid-
ding. Hogs will be cared for reas-
enable length Of time after sale.
Terms: Six mos. time on bankable
note on sums over SIS.
CODDING & INDOE,
f. F. Bagley, Auct. b
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
PTTRT,TC SAIE

The undersigned will offer at public
sale at his home, first house west from
the cemetery, Seville, o., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1917
at 1890 p. m. the following property:
One-horse wagon, plow, cultivatOr,
cutting box, double shovel plow, cross
cut saw, post-hole digger, buck saws,
shovels, rakes, forks, barrels, apples,
vinegar, seed potatoes, heel-barrow,
lawn-n1ower. tk
Household goods, consisting Of one
wardrobe; one couch, Born range, large
dining table, Morris chair, four rock
ing chairs, dish cupboard, gas heater,
half dozen common chairs and six par
lor chairs. ALI goods will be sold,
nothing reserved.
Terms: Cash. III
FRANK KINNAMAN,
John Critz, .Auct,
G. G. Frazier, Clerk. b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
ST. GAINESVILLE
Probate court.

In tho matter Of the estate OF William
r ucnhlnton. deceased. Testimony or
1ocnn THstell tnken, reduced to writing
cr1 uicd. VIII admitted TO probate ard
rernrI ordered. Citatio. ordered iasued
~ willow 10 make election. Esther ELLEN
HRmblctoa appointed eIecutr!x. &. NJ.
lI,,r,rr. Jacob Estcll ard r. W. Shall
CROSS appointed appraisers.
In ,i,r ,uurzer OF TIE cstata Of Ammo e.
por,ir deceased. Application for deter
ninn,;om Of collateral Inheritance tax.
Iar.,.. Parkinson. Frank &. Waddoll anil
Harvey Il. Foreman appointed aPprats-
c:c
;f,urr Reed. guardian of Charlotte
Arthur. an i,nboctl". vs.. his ward @: nj.
}ciiyicu t. sell real cstp;e. Notice 20
,;cfrrdnn. ordered. Set for hearing De-
.rrubor IS. lai7, at 10 o'clock.
In IN" matt"r' Of The estate Of Addte
u,o.o dcr.asrh Account settled.
.ruru,.. \ kcrhn!ine. as guardian OF
rorcai, Kr"h'.liIr. II minor vs.. his ward
:; al. Petition to lease coal lnnd. No
ice "rr."r"I.
l. = Boyd. administrators with VIII
annexed ~ estate or Grnrr. W. BOYD. do
ceased. ~ Jennie Anderson ct al. Sale
,.,,,.irruaa and deed ordered.
In ~" matter Of tn" "S'a'" "f Jessie
lr!gl". drr"aErd. Proc: Of publication
Of notice of appointment HID.
In p. matter "f thr r>tutu q! .IrSSl"
T., White. .irccuSrd. Proof of publica-
lion nr notice If appointment hl~d.
Tn Tho matt"r Of The estate "f AitrS
nolSn,;rr. deceased. Account settled.
In The matter - the guardianship o:
Ellen Tarbctt. an imbclice. Account hled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
FERRY FIREMEN
HAVE CLOSE CALL
RIG ALERT TRUCK sKIDES ON
STREET CAR RAIL AND STARTS
OVER ENBANKMENT
Was Answering Gall to Gaylord Mine
When Accident Occncred-Ftremen
Escaped Uninjured-Other Mai
tins Perry News

Chief Charles Coleman. and fireman
Peter READILY, I:"rt Ii"k"tt .I"n"S
Freeman and Lewis NJ. S"rnlnrF" 81
the Martins FERRY iir" department. h'd
u narrow eArnI,, from h'lnr Killed last
evening. nlm,u -:%u "'rl".k. shortly
after seven u'rI". chief I'"l"iiihu -
revived y rulI fer HS+r%iri!'' 'r'''n 'h
up-thc-rivcr district IN" iul"'hH'i'
stating that III" iIppl" nj III" ''HH!"rH
No. ! mine ,wn miles al"I" Martins
Ferry was ufir". and was III danger "l
being destroyed.
chief Coleman ordered III" lag Alert
truck To- the srcIr. and Will" attempting
TO cross the street car tracks al .\"r'"
Fifth street. near tn" Nh'hk"r-''i"SS
uer coal tippl". tn" truck SNl"h'" CIV
, IN. siippcry Tail:. AMI although u WIS
going at a nn'icrIt" rat" al Si",'" ''
driver was unable +" ''''nIr"l inv ~
machine The u:;rhin" $kl'id"d h'"i
struck a t"lnphnur pol" which N'"PP''
) Il from going over y tea foot 'li'I''l"'
ucrt rh" pole Vas rHl "'l az ~ "
Ind been curved with Il saw. MI "'
he mon on tho machine 'N''h' w.
jumped and in h"tnc :" were 'au'H
bruised when they w"r" thrown I" 'h'
bricks. , O.,
After SOM" difficulty Il chain was Sc"
,.urcJ and with tn" assistance -!
Wheeling Traction rar IN" Un'h'h" W.
,,l,cd from it's uprlluu& rnHiti"u 1t"
,Iv do,,rgc done /" tn" hig mr. =. ':u'k
una The breaking IT "r" Of ih' 0iEhtS
and /, was run hack to the station. Up-
,.n investigation il wax found that mo
ar, nno,inlcd Ia little and no damage
WIS done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

Mr. and Mrs. John Niles of Thirty
boy.
The Fl. II. club will entertain with 4;
dance this evening at III" Elks hall.
William FowkeS. we'll known young
man Is suffering from an injured fin
ger which he sustained In an ,arc!d2u;
IN orc OF tho mines west Of the city.
several days age. r.. Gale. Of Ncrr%. =
attending him.
Miss i.uvtlle Crozter. Of Cl""c;and.
is a guest OF Mrs. J. L. ShanEateit az
South Union street.
James Wagner OF Camp Sherman g
home to spend Christmas with his par
cnrs:
William T. Kirk patrick lcf; yesterday
for visit with IS parents at Ginc:n-
natl.
Miss Fannie Laudo will enter;ajt "a"
3. A. p. club Wednesday evening at
her home on Gravel HILL
Miss Mary Norton is Ill at her home
on Rose Hill.
Miss Sara Mansell. a student at Roth
any college, has returned homo for the
holiday season
Miss Jessi4 Martin. oC Noundsvitlc.
Is a guest OF Bella.re friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan and child
ren Of Cleveland. arc visiting her per
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hayc on
Gravel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart Of st.
Clairsvi!lc have returned home after II
Visit with local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
Martins Forty Briefs

Mrs. l.. ". Smith left last "v"ntnR TOT
rhestcr. ". va. where she vii! spend
christmas with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs A. w. Fictz VIII ap-
near for III" Rex theatre this week with
an entire new act
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Tlrich Of South
Sixth street left last evening Tor
,hurSh. 10 spend tn" holidays.
William Toland of Pleasant Grove
was In the city for n short time on
business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Nicer Of Lorain'
arc In the city to spend the holiday with
relatives.
Eric n. Lane Is home from Ohio State
University to spend Chr!Etmas with his
mother, Mrs. Daisy Lan".
The reception given at tn" Moose
hall last evening for the colored troops
was largely attended.
officer Thomas Kelly, returned last
evening from Camp Sherman. whore In
took two slackers Sunday night.
+ G Hoge and VITA Of Mount lINas-
ami. arrived In the city last evening TO
spend Christmas with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
SHADYSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ,essc and their sons
Charles and Chalmers, hive sone 10
Newton Fails Ohio 20 Frrnd tho week
n, tho HON" Of hia parents. MT. ana
Mra. George Rrsan. Sr.
Mrs . &. Cunningham of Grand
view avonur has been With relatives at
r'nIrnont. w Eu.. since Friday. MT
Cnnniughnm Joined hrr there last eV-
ruing for Clr!Jtmns.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Vernon Crontn- Of War
wood formerly of ShRdyside, wore tho
quests Of Dir. and Mrs. Albert Burns.
Of Lincoln avenue over Sunday.
Tho pillr station auxiliary or IN"
Shndvaldc branch Of IN" Rcd Cross So
rinty reported nyrr sou now members
IN the ChrisiInas "HmraiEn. tnl! re-
turns from the campaign IN this tori
tory were not in lnHt evening
ATra. Il. T.. McEl"nin md daughter
Mine Giady., ami son. NHs!cr Billy.
l"r; on thc midnight tra!n fer Columbus
10 spend ;hc remainder of the week
with relatives.
Mrs. Wh!,mnrr, wife IF Few A. G.
Whi,morc. is visiting relatives ncAr
Warren onto thia week
Mr.. ami Mrs. Ma:h'r Moffctt and SON.
Master Dick, az Columbus urc Christ
riln4 guests at the HON" or Mr. ana MIS-
Fred ATrConn Of Contra! avenue.
Mas Helen Highce has returned from
an extended visit with relatives Mt
Vcnrtia, Pa.
Mosers John and Guy Shaver, from
Glnssoprt md Pittsburgh, Pa. respect
tyely. are Christmas EInsis at tho homo
OF their parents, Mr.. And Mrs. Q. ~
Shaver Of North Central avenue.
rIur>rr~,1 member of the
public school faculty. IL In Column bus
FOR tho week.
Sergeant Harry MnKa:n, SON Of MI
end Mrs. Calvin McKnin. Of Lincoln av-
enue, arrived Sunday evening from
Camn Lee, Virginia. O. spend Christmas
at home.
Nrss Ru:h Hammond. teacher Of pi-
ero Is sr.rriinE n Tnw days with her
parents near Xan"sviltn.
NIr md Nrs Rpyrord Owens and
Mrs william SrodErass OF NnwarK'
Ohio and LIr. and Mrs. \. 8. Workman
of baltimore arc Christmas guests at
tho home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P. work
man Of Central avenue,
MISC NIurtorie Springer Will spend tho
latter part Of the week with friends IN
SebrinE.
Miss Tcrtha Weekly AID Miss Minnie
1,ocw q: Columbus. are holiday guests
or the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
II. y. Wcekl"y.
Mr.. md Ma. Z McGoe and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter I.ovrJny. NIL OF West 4lst
street are spending Christmas with rel
atIves a. Ectf. Ohio.
Miss. Belle Tunc!ll has returned from
Enw NTartlrsvillc. ". Va, where SAc
snent tho end OF tho week with friends
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wellsburV BHafs.


D-,s p {, Bar,h, Of Jamestown. y.
10 amending the Christmas holidays
~, rity with his mother, Mrs Hugh
Barth. -, l..
rnhcr, Green. Of WilmerdinS' Pa IS
,,I;rr christmas at his home IN this
city. -, ,-,ovc-
land. O.. are spending few days WIN
relatives IN this city during the ho'-
days. .. o,,to &c
George Batchcll. of Toledo ONO y
homo for tho christmas holidays
bruce Gibson OF BETHANY, was )
wetlshurs caller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Catcheu or
fbar,.ston, are visiting relatFes III
Wcllshurg for the holidays.
Porn, Saturday evening TO Prof.. ana
Mrs. +. V. Ralch. of Bethany. a boy.
Inward p. McCamic, Of Toledo. o. 10
IN W,llsburg Tor the Christmas holl-
Mss Eulala Rarth. Of Moundsville'
snrur Sunday with relatives in this oltS.
Miss Mildred Newton was q steuoen-
yj,le, o., caller Monday.
Miss Virginia Werlich. OF Fa1rmohI
w ya.. Is spending tho holiday vaca-
,,on with relatives in this city.
IS. Virginia Cakes was caller IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Nr nuS :irs. Eari Lloyd and daush-
for r,:bei O.. WerisviIin. O.. arrirer sun
day Ia spend tho holidays with Ars'
rlnvd's mother. Mrs. 7. II. Caldwell.
Alouzo Wells. OF Bethany, was
WcIlspurg business caller SATURDAY
Oscar Galway was caller III o1eo-
h.uytIte .. on business Saturday.
Merle Thompson of Pittsburgh "a
is spending few days with his par
enis Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Thompson
of this city.
Charles Bailey OF Toronto, o.. spent
Sunday as The guest OF hls brother
George Bailey, Of Commerce street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
r.se m..A1ne OF Council

. rhA Hnal Meeting Of thc retiring city
council vas held last eren.g n the city
building and bug l.:ttc business vas
transacted. 4 shor. business meeting
was held at which sundrE matters
were d.scrcsct. and THO council then adj
1ourned 20 approve the minutes OF last
evenings meeting.
President Charles Culbertson was IN
cnerre and on January first he as
sunes tho n1ayoraltS position.
Al Tho meeting last evening. Mayor
Cufbsrtson named rs his cabinet, ". J.
NcC1ntn, a prominent architect OF this
city a. director Of public service: and
5, W. Cberman shipping agent for tho
1ooaS plant Of the Carnegie steel COM
many. as director OF public safety. The
former position pnye $500 a Year while
the latter pays $500. A resolution was
M esed at this meeting concerning tho
car service being Eiver the Bollaire pat
rona BIZ the Wheeling Traction COM
nanr, snd tho fact that the cara are
very POORLY heated was a1so dwe!led
mon. A resolution Was passed. a copy
~ which Will DO sent 20 the car COM
many, conforming the Transportation
Toctl.1es oe the Wheeling Traction
company IN not running enough oars to
transpor. their Benatre patrons and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
Realty Deeds FILED.

Albert L. Bumgarner. executor to JA1
L. Co~ans. Land in st. ClaifSV4t
Consideration $4,000.
Robert Brown and Maria Brown, y
Wife 10 Elena Schott. Land In -
Iaire. Consideration $500.
Robert Brown and Maria Brown. NJ
wifn. 10 Harriet c. McClain. Land
Bcllairr Consideration $500. -
Anna McMiIlen and Z. s. hcMillen Il
Elizabeth 4. McMillen. Land In GosheI
township. Consideration 3l.0O.
Frank =. Lawson ct al. to Mary Law
son Mitchell ct al Land in Bridgeport
Consideration $500.
Rosscl Sammons and wife to MAJ
care, i: Terrell Land in ShadystdAI
Consideration 100000.
Patrick Gavin ct al. to Mafsefet
Gavin. Land in West Wheeling. Con
sideration $500.
Frank Trlgg ct nj. to Emmett Tr4gI.
Land In Mead township. Consideration
$1,000.
The Troll Coal Mining company to
Conrad W. Troll and John T. Troll. Land
in Wheeling township. Consideration
800.
S. W. Boyd and 3. c. Boyd. executors
10 Walker MarcelliS Land In PeAss
township. Consideration $4,000.
George Thornburg to John O. Iddings.
Land in Richland township. Consfdssa-
ton 900. :.
8. " Hughes and wife to L L. Gun
bingham and Alice l. CunninshAm.
Land in shadyside. Confederation 11s.sA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
over The TOP IN
CHRISTMAS DRIVE
aHr1S1HE SHCU1ES 5133 MEnBEES
TOE TH Red CROSS IN
wHEXR DRIvE.
Bsr,,,crs County rails Short OF us
ouota-NSv OF 9siaiTe ana
Vicinity.

BeIratre hiss gone over the top and
secured tho coveted five thousand no"
members for the Red Cross. and an al
ditIonAl one hundred and thirty tnfee'
Word was given out last evening oS
County chairman K. G. Cooper. OK the
Red cross Christmas drive that IL IS
doubtful II the county vii! be able 70
secure the necessary nuuroer 70 ra'Ss
their memberships 20 twenty thousand
but Will at least produce enough 20
make II reach about eighteen thousand
Although the canvassers continued at
work until midnight last night It is
not thought possible for the county 70
60 over the top.
An estimate OF the five largest towns
In tho county was given out last even
Ing as follows:
Memberships both old and new
ISelalire.. - "Aoof
BarpeSvtlIe. go ~
BRIDGEPORT - -. 49,"
Martins Ferry.----. J--.-.->- NV
St. caatrsville- ----.--------.-.-- - '-'''
Total % 49, - d. -N''N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
WEE,LSBVR6

WELL. ST1T-RG. W. Va. Tee. @4-From
sts,cmcrts hy tho members cf tn" corn-
~ court tins; body "a NO, worrying over
rho throat ~ sheriff !. T. Li!t"n to
te,o ;hcn1 INFO tho circuit court 10 COM
mel tnam Ia grant The budget asked for
nv him. Ono cf tn" members of the
court stated thar hr would Ike 70 See
tim matter taken to the circuit court.
Relative to thu court cutting ~" hNH-
rni ne estimated b. the SHERIFF. mat
hndv has received c"nren6eH"n Of ~!
sjdes. Many prominent citizens. while
communicating them on reducing the
amount asked fntc feel that they should
have cut deeper yct.