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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
Martins Ferry Eriafs.

Thomas +. Mitchell Of Mt. Pl"asnnt'
instructor in science nj III" high sch"ol'
WINS in the city yesterday.
Mrs Frod Moody Of Youngstown. Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ FuF-
nor Of South Third street.
Virgil McClny is here from !Ic'c
land. 10 spend n f"w days with MS
mother. who has just returned from
Chnutauuua. y. Y.
Mrs. James Edwards is III at her
homo on South Fourth street.
Roy. r. f. Schillingcr Of Column ous'
former pastor Of lions Lutheran church
IL visiting friends in the city.
SIX doctors. four Of whom were from
this city and two from bridgeport. con-
Quoted the physical examinations nj
drift readduartcrs yesterday
Rev. Frederick Frank and family have
returned from vacation spent I'D
Pennsylvania.
lin Semtor. North End foreigner.
was arrested by Officer Hchdy for In
decent exposure Mayor Ealston Arrest
cd a plain drunk last night.
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been visiting with the family Of AIls'

been visiting with the family Of Aller
Stubs of Grandview avenue.
o. P. Norris Of North Chestnut street,
who recently underwent IN operation In
| the Ohio Valley General hospital At
Wheeling. Is getting along nicely and
his friends hope for hts early recovery.
Mrs. Edward BurEner and daughters
of Cleveland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Hoag Of this place.
Miss Margaret Gillen Of North Chest.
nut street. left Thursday for few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. HeW.
! lit Of Columbus.
Miss Margaret Sheppard Of st. Glars.
willie. will spend the weekend with
frineds Of this place.
Miss Mary Clark and Mrs. Kate Bak.
er OF this place. arc visiting relatives
in Akron. They will be accompanied.
home by Miss Dorothy Baker. who has.
been visiting there.
Miss Mamie Mann Of Warren avenue,
Fl. will leave soon for Wheeling, whore
she will attend Elliott Business COLLEGE.
Miss Pearl He'll Of BsllaIrs, II the
guest OF Mrs. W. l. Lappert Of South
, Mrs. Henry Thompson and littls SON,
| Richard. Of Cambridge, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Bishop Of LeSEett ave-
niue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lucas Of Canton,
are visiting relatives and friends Of
this place.
Mrs. Amanda McKeown Of South
Chestnut street. had the misfortune of
breaking her arm Tuesday evening.
when she fell from a step while enter.
| ing the chautRuqua tent.
Mrs. G. E. Cranston and son. Harold,
| Of Pittsburgh. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. !. H. Gibson Of West Main
| street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burletts Of West
Main street, are visiting In Columbus.
! E. J. Murphy Of Clinton. Okla, 10 Wis.
iting his sister. Mrs. c. c. Anderson Of
Bond avenue.
Miss Eleanor Denny Of West Main
street. Is visiting relatives at Woods
! field and Ozark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schylek Of
! Wichita Kansas. are visiting Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Walter Stonebraker Of East Main
street.
! Walter Hilles and son Kenneth Of
Pittsburgh, are spending the weekend
with relatives here.
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NllAtra Briefs.

r. W. Hall has returned from q bust
ness trip to Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Communion services will be held At
the First NJ. E. church next Sunday.
The work Of razing the Indian Run
school building will soon be started to
make room for the new building under
contract
Allan Piersoll Of Steubenville il
srcnding q few days with local reia-
tiveB.
Miss Mabel Shepherd Of Noble street
Is a guest Of friends at Greenshurg. Pa.
Raymond Cook Of Belmont street has
returned from visit with friends at
Buckeye Lake.
Mrs. Richard Kane has returned 20
Pittsburgh after q visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. ]. W. Oberman of Thirty-hf,h
street was a visitor at Epworth park
yesterday.
Mrs. T. T. Seal is Ill at her home on
Belmont street.
Miss Katherine Maloney has returned
from a visit with friends at Steuhcn-
vile.
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WSllsourT 1xtsfsl.

DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Werlich and chill
dren have departed for Fairmont where
they will make their home.
David Allen and L. 3. Chew left on
Thursday morning for the Catskill
mountains in New York. where they
will spend a shor: vacation hunting and
fishing.
DR.. and Mrs. T. n. Wirich left on
Thursday for Washington. Pa. to visit
relatives.
Miss Olive Churchman has returned
to her home In this city after vacation
spent In Akron, Canton and several 9TH
er Ohio cities.
Lieutenant J. Alfred Clark, OF Steu.
benvile. O., was q recent visitor at the
home of Mrs. Samuel BlanKensop. leav'
ing Tuesday for Chilocothe. Ohio. where
he will be stationed for several month";.
The new Parochial school in Wells
burg opened Thursday morning with 4
large enrolment. Two rooms have been
established and both were well filled.
Instructors from Pittsburgh. Pa, will
have charge Of the school. 1t IS locat-
ed at the corner Of Commerce and Fifth
street.
T. NJ Mccord was a business caller
in Pittsburgh. Pa
William Billingsley. who has been Ill
at his homo on Main street. IS recov-
ering.
c. F. Hamilton. Of Franklin. Pa, is a
Wellsburg business caller.
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SIXTEEN EAGER TO
START ARMY LIFE
ASK MARTINS FERRY BOARD TO
SEND THEM TO CHILLI.
COTHE NEXT WEEK.
Request That They Be Included In the
First Five Per Cent. to Be sent
TO Camp Next Wednesday,.

Sixteen young men living in Pease
and Colerain townships have asked
the exemption board for Division NO.
Of Belmont county TO send them 10
the cantonment at Chillicothe next
week, In the first five per cent or the
districts quota, which Is to leave on
Wednesday morning. The local board
looks with favor upon their patriotic
eagerness, and has taken the matter
I'D with higher officials TO obtain per-
mission to grant the requests. Incl
dentally, the first five per cent. VIII
be 16 men, and It Is not improbable
that those who have applied will be
the first soldiers Of the new national
army to leave Division No. l.
Those who have applied are Isaac
Vickers. Colerain; Mike Macy, Bar
ton: Thomas Bowen. Howard Duff,
John Rees, Russell Broman, John P.
Holley. George Buttadaky, Eugene S.
Burton, Edward Moulan, Frank Nor
ton, Leslie Gordon. irwin H. Roam
John D. Sauters, Charles Etzel and
Brock Keller all Of Martins Ferry
Two weeks later. September 10, an
additional 40 per cent. will be sent to
ChillIcothe: another 40 per cent. will
leave on October 8. and the last Is per
cent. will leave at date to be named
later.
Yesterday the local board at Mar
tins Ferry completed the work Of e1.
aiming the additional 200 men called
in order to obtain II conscripts neces-
sary to complete the districts quota
Of 80 men. Of the additional 200 men
called. q did not claim exemption. 36
were found physically unfit. Is did not
report for examination. and Ill filed
exemption claims. Sixteen Of the
men examined yesterday did not claim
exemption. They are Ross Cochran.
Edmund McClarey, Bert J. Lucas,
Beonrdo Cevelo. John A. Schut, Will
liam F. George, Ralph Cooey and
Thomas letters, all Of Martins Ferry;
John Louis Cook, Martin F. Burge-
myer Homer Roam. James Gibbs, all
Of Bridgeport; Andy Kospereck,
Blaine; Arthur Clini Maynard; Wal
ter Curley, Bellaire; Ralph C. BOYD,
Colerain.
The board will wait the required
three days and will then take action
upon the exemption claims OF the Ill
who have asked exemption. More
than one-fourth Of those claiming e1-
emption are aliens their claims being
based upon their non-citiZenship.
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Schools To Be Contested.

With the Elms nnh Mackey school
buildings torn down and the South
school building undergoing extensive re-
pairs. some idea may be gained of the
congestion that Is to result in local
schools one week from Monday when
the fall term OF school begins. 1t will
be necessary to accommodate pupils At
tending these schools in the other huild-
ings and this will result in an unpre-
cedented crowded condition for a period.
The high school. too. will have to &C.
commodate the largest number Of STU
dents in its history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
BRIDGEPORT
Car Kits Auto.

A BARTON car struck TAXI owned ana
driven by Paul Bowen, Of lansing near
Ston on West Main street. last even
ing. damaging tho car badly. Tho acci-
don't occurred when the street car ran
onto tho switch at this point catching
the auto between II and telegraph
mole TIL" wheels and mud guards on
the right side of the car were broken
hut the driver escaped uninjured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
W. W. Stein Named Treasurer.

W. ". Stein who was a candidate for
the Republican nomination for city
auditor at the recent primary election,
has been appointed by Mayor Ralstoa
to act as city treasurer. Stein is the
third Treasurer that the city has had
within year. Thomas MCPHERSON who
was elected to the position. resigned
and Willary Ball was appointed to Ill
his uneXpired term. The position again
became vacant last week when Bal
went to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Mi1h Innps to II Cents.

Local milk dealers have announced
that after to-day milk Will sell In THIS
city at L. cents per qunrt Instead OF ~
cents ns heretofore. They blame the
farmers for the responsibility or the IN
crcnse saving that the farmers nave IN
creased tho price nf their MILK mus
making corresponding increase on the
rnrt Of the dealers here necessary 10
avoid loss. Tho Increase in the price nt
hotties which has increased from 81 10
40 cents per dozen 70 - cents Is an
othrr factor in tho increase. Cream Will
no inrrca Sod In price to 80 cents per
nOnrt
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No HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR..
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like Dr.. James Head,
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone 70
the drug store now for dime package
OF DR.. James Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In q Few moments you
will feel fne-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
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bridgeport BrtefR-

Miss Sara Hill, of the Cadiz pike. who
has hecn seriously III Mt her home for
'he past few days. Is gradually improv.
Ing. and It is believed by the attending
physician that she will be able to be
out in a few days.
Marshal McClartn went out to Hen.
drySburg Yesterday
Harry McConnaughy and family are
homo from Logan. W. Va.
William Roy and Frank LedvirKa
were called to Lafferty yesterday on
business.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Upland
church. will hold n lawn fete at the
church Tomorrow evening.
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township soa.d Meets Tomorrow.

The township hoard Of education VIII
moot tomorrow IN :ho office of Town
shin Clerk John Misk'il In the HoSc
building IN finish IN any remaining
business connected with tho opening 81
the township schools on TuesdnE. On
Labor Day. all IEc township teachers ot
Pcase and Colcra'n townships Will meet
with SUPERINTENDENT w. y. Wheeler a'
tho Lansing school house r. discuss
MANS for work during the coming
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Charles Troy anil also by fellow work
men is blamed by Coroner J. K. Wyatt
for TrnyS death which occurred We'd
nesday noon ut -ire Laughlin coal mine.
The coroner found that Troy had gone
beneath q section Of roof that had been
marked dangerous ard which workmnn
hnd boon ordered TO remove. but had
failed tn do.
The funeral uf Troy will be hold TO-
morrow afternoon nj TWO o'clock at MS
homo on North Filth street. lntermcnt
will he in Riv"rriry cemetery.
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ExpectIur Trouble Tomorrow,

With several big pays in this city to-
morrow and a carnival to attarct large
crowds. policemen are looking for
gangs Of pickpockets to pay this city
another visit tomorrow. If they nre
successful in making any rich hauls
however. they will have to show great
err cleverness than the gang that Dor
rowede" 1888" from Constable Duncan
last Saturday
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Hold-ups at Morrtstown.

Farmers living In and near Norris
town are engaging In kind Of hold-up
which would put to shame the bandits
Of the wild and wnolly. Local autoists
report that the rond through Norris
town is n real quagmlrc. which catches
and holds every automobile larger than
n Ford Farmers in that vicinity are
forcing the autoists to pay sln TO have
their machines pulled out Of the mud
holes, although the work rarely re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
Big Change in Appearane.-

The Bridge Street news stand and
barber shop, one nf the most frequently
natr"nizod places In the city. has under.
gone great change within the last few
days and would hardly be recognized
ny tho regular patrons. It now resem.
hieS himc-norcl library more thar
anything else. with hundreds of multi.
coiorcd hooks adjoining the walls. TIC
accommodate tho unusual demand 10,
Jesse James books. which Incidentally
are the most popular books In this city
4oO copies OF the bandits exploits have
been received.
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Aulldo0 Assisted,

In a fight yesterday afternoon be-
tween two Italians. a bulldog interfered
by assisting its master. John Domino
wac walking along the street He was
accosted by Frank Tuso and a fight en-
sued. Domino attempted to strike Tuso.
but before he could act he was attacked
by the dog and severely bitten. Tuso and
the dog were arrested. Later he was
given hearing before Squire F. s. Ma
son and fined SO and costs.
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Carl Boyd Home Today,

Contractor Carl Boyd who has been
confined TO the Johns Hopkins hospital
at Baltimore for several weeks will
be home today. His condition is report
ed to be greatly improved. although he
Is not entirely out Of danger. His In
tense suffering and long confinement
have caused his hair 10 lose it's natural
color, friends say. His son. Earl
Boyd. local auto dealer. Is accompany
ing him home.
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Squire Juntins ACTING Mayor.

During the absence Of Mayor Schafel
who will be out OF the city over the
Weekend on business Squire Charles
JunkinS Is acting as mayor. Yesterday
the squire fined two men so5 and IS re.
spectvoly. and since neither of them
was able to pay, both were taken 10 the
county Jail 10 serve out the fines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
Moose Initiation Tonight.

Bridgeport Lodge Of Moose will I'M.
that" n class Of about fifty candidates
tonight. 4 general invitation to Moose
is extended and members of tho Bridge
port lndge arc especially urged to be
present The Wheeling degree team will
put on the work. after which a banquet
will be served.
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Brought Auto Hars

The Ford touring car which figured
IN the perhaps fatal accident on the
Hendrysburg hill yestcrday.was brought
10 IN" Cunningham garage in this city
Tor rerairs. The car was in charge OF
l,ocd Martin. of Moundsville, who Is In
me Glendale hospital in Il critical con-
dition.
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friends last night with q luncheon at
the Central station. Following the AZ
fair tho evening was spent in q variety
O. diversions. with Chief Chauffeur
Gratx a. the principal entertainer. MIR.
Gratz in spare time Is crochetins a
shawl. and all the ladies were delighted
NTH his work.
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Ytnanca Committee,

A meeting Of the finance committee Of
the city council was held last night in
the city building. The meeting had been
called for the purpose Of discussing
what provision had been made for pay
ing for the improvement Of South Bel
mont street.
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NOW In Francs.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vt. Ninder OF Rock
Hill yesterday received a card from,
their son. Floyd 7. Minder. who enlisted
In tn. aviation corps. announcing his
safe arrival in France. The card was
dated Issoudun. France. Minder Is the
first Bellaire boy to land in France as a
member Of Uncle Sans flying squad. He
sends greetings TO all friends and tells
his parents not to worry. Young Min
der Is member OF the Twenty-ninth
United States aviation squad.
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Hold Springer Funeral To-day.

Funeral services will he held this AZ
,,rnoon mt . o'clock for Mrs Sara
Springer VIII" died Wednesday afternoon
a. the homo Of her sistr ron kcnnon
street, klrkwnod. Rev. +. X. Van Win
klc. Of tho Island Christian church. will
officiatr md intcrmrnt will he made In
Weeks cemetery The funeral will be
hold at tho Adolph chapel
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To Hold Dance TniGht,

Young people Of this city will enjoy
dance this evening at Elks hall which
ia being given by committee composed
Of Forest SedgIick. Byron Plank and
Byron Roberts. The Peerless orches-
ira will furnish the music for the pro-
pram Of 16 dances.
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auudav achool couvsntiou.

The annual convention Of the Bel
mont County Sunday School association
opened yesterday at Shadyside and con-
tinue until this evening. About 200 dol
egotes and many visitors from all parts
If the county are In attendance. Tho
program today includes a number of ad-
dresses by ministers and Sunday school
workers from this city.
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Monday Forenoon.
Prof.. nsrr.us Named Principal.

Prof. ". @. Merrills. last year IN.
structor In the High school, and coach
Of the athletic team. has been named
principal by tho board Of education TO
succeed Austin lesancon. resigned, now
in the army. Prof. Merrills is very
popular instructor and It 10 believed
that he will fit in we'll at the head Of
OF the High school. The High school
faculty IL not yet complete. and sew
eral teachers are also needed for the
grade schools but the board Of educa-
ton has hopes Of having all the posi-
tions filled by the time the school term
begins on Tuesday, September '4th.
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VIII Leave for South.

Albert Kitchener and Albert Harper.
local boys who are with the Third Ohio
ambulance corps. at Cincinnati. will be
sent this week to the cantonment at
birmingham. Alabama, according to
word received by friends in this city
from thcm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-31
ONLY EIHv1N o1AHrHD.

Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
CLARKSBuRG. ". Va. Aug. So.
Only eleven out Of 1886 appeal cases
from the various counties OF the dis.
trict were granted by the district draft
board for the northern district Of weEt
Virginia Mt its strings this week. which
were adjourned after midnight this
morning. until next Tuesday, IN the
federal building hS1s.
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BElLAIRE men
!: CHOSEN FOR ARMY
PARTIAL LIST or SELECTED A1h
RECEIVED FROM O1STH1Cf
BOARD YESTERDAY.
aaust Be in Readiness TO Report az tns
Local Office When Called-NeWs
Of Bellntre.


IIocai office When Called-News
Of Bslntre.
Bellaire draft ooard yesterday re-
ceIved 4 partial list. the first to De re-
ceiyed from the district draft board at
t,.mbridre Of men selected for the new
rational army The list has been posted
nj the office Of the local hoard and THIS
constitutes notice to those whose names
cppear thereon that they have been Sc
lccled for military service. and charges
them with an obligation 10 watch Inc
bulletin board os the local draft ooaro
rnd to hold themselves 10 report Tor
military duty AT the office in the city
building at L date To be specified IN
ia1,r notice 10 be posted at that office.
II is believed the order for rho mobill-
xatiun will br received from tho S"cre'
tary Of war in a few days. According
to Information received by the local
board. only about 10 or Is will be sent
to Camp sherman at Chilllcothe. o.. on
the irst call.
The list selected yesterday by the dis
trict board contains 81 names as fol-
lows:
Mike Buhico. Bellaire.
Austin r. White. klee.
George ". Piatt. Shadyside.
Mack Oliver. piilies Bottom.
Joseph PISA Bcllaire
Gilbert Geusalto. Eellaire.
Mike Land. Eellaire.
Nick Mathavich. Steele.
Francisco Lambardo. Erllaire.
Charles Schroeder. JacohsburG.
Thomas c. Moore. Bellairc
Leonard Watson. Nefs.
JOSH Zeno. Bellairc.
William RroSS. Shadyside.
Alfred g. Stidd. Retlairc.
Francesca Sahitinc Ecllaire.
Wasil karlaShcv. Dillies Bottom.
Charles II. Hickmeier Rellaire.
Montepion Emanuelo. Bellaire.
Louis J. Walker. Bcllaire.
Percp Eugene Palmer. Bella!re.
Mike Rupee. ShadySide.
Carl Conway. Bellaire.
William J. Hines. Bellaire.
Gughliolme DcLuca. Bellaire.
Leo Lofsky. Bellaire.
John Powers, Bellaire.
James Q. Wagner. Bellaire
Sigh NJ. Samad. R"llaire.
James E. McA1ahon. Bellaire.
August Arcieskewsky. Ner.
Anton Wiecek. K. D. 3. Bellaire.
Lester Eandyne. Alledonia-
Frank N. Long. Bellaire.
l. Thomas F.. Porter. Bellaire.
yin Geaky. Rellaire.
Charles Utes. Bellaire.
Mike Castaldi. r. D. 3. Bellalre.
Harry T. Malone. ISellaire.
Economic D. Aruproto. ShadysidSL
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quircs more than a few minutes. Yes
terday one farmer sent In bill for SO
for caring for q party Of Moundsville
young men who were injured near Hen
drysburG. The men were at his home
only few hours and because Of this
fact n local garage owner to whom the
bill was sent for collection. sent 1t back,
with instructions for the man to collect
the bill himself.
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Perrian ramea County Auditor.

Another Ferrian Inns been appointed
deputy In county office. this time Roy
Jump being tho man selected. He has
been named by county auditor Bert Hop
kins rs deputy county auditor tn sue
coed Rodney Barnes who resigned n
accept position with the law firm Of
Heinlein. SprieEs and James in Bridge.
port The local man has been employed
by the ". A. Wilson & Sons Lumber
company Of Wheeling Hn will assume
his new duties next Tuesday.
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Dinner Party.
entertained

Mrs Charles Trisler entertained
friends last evening with dinner at her
home on Forty-third street. Following
tho dinner the evening was spent in
various social diversions.
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Home Prom Trip.

Col. and Mrs. w. W. Beall and son.
Wilson returned on Wednesday evening
from O trip Of about five weeks through
the east and north. made by auto. They
visited the large Canadian cities and
other places Of historic interest. Dur
ing the trip they visited the Spruce
Creek Rod and Gun club in Central
Pennsylvania and also at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hammond at Water.
town N z
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bridgeport lodge Of Moose will initiate
another large class this evening when a
class of 20 cadidatnes will be put
through the ordeal. The initiation will
he held in the lodge rooms under Rob-
erts drug store and. will be followed by
banquet in honor Of the new men
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To 1ntartsin Hrisudx

Miss Rhea Mansell at her homo on
Noble street this evening will entertain
friends In honor Of her birthday. Music
nnd games will be the diversions and n
luncheon will BE- served.