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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
VIII Enterta,n for Gucat.


Miss Lorcna Schmidt. nf North Rem
wood. will be hostess this evening 70 II
party Of friends plimnntary to her
guest. Miss Alta Schmidt. Of Mounds
vile. Dancing will be the principal fea-
ture and luncheon will be served.
Br:e-s Snd Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Simpson. Of Niles.
O.. are visiting South Benwood relatives.
George Eecchione of Niles. O.. is visit
ing Main street relatives.
Harry Johns. OF Grafton is visiting
Harry O'Ncil OF North Renwood.
John Parker. OF South Marshall street.
is recovering from an illness Of several
days.
Rev. G.. y. Simpson. pastor Of III"
Benwood VI. l.. church. will leave :hiS
morning 10 attend IN" convention uf the
NJ r. churches. which is being held this
year at Clarksburg.
Walter Policy. whose improvement has
been remarkable since he underwent an
operation at tho Glendale hospital. WAS
removed to his home on Main street last
evening.
Miss Grace Murray. Of McM"chcn
street. is Improving after nm illn"sS.
George Harmsn. formerly OF B"nHnod.
but now OF Cleveland. is visiting South
Benwood relatives.
Chester Lewis. of South Marshall
street. is visiting friends and relatives
In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Whal"n and son.
Paul Of South Marshnll street. re aviSit-
Ing Pittsburgh relatives.
Miss Corrie Winter Of South Mar
shall street. is visiting Akron relatives.
Carl Iowric, Of Pittsburgh. has r"-
turned home after visiting friends in
this city.
Herman Smith has returned to his
home at GAINESVILLE after visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
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Mouudsytlle Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Barley OF Will
hanson. ". Va. have returned home
after visit with her sister. Mrs. Avis
Maynard. "f Sevcath street.
Mrs. !. y. Houston and VI. and Mrs.
Fred Milliran have returned from a
visit with Wayncsburg. Pa. friends and
relatives.
Mrs. W. G. Ferguson of Second street.
Is in Columbus. O.. being called there
on account nf the death OF relative
Prosecuting Attorney James p. Par
riott will arriv" homo today from Pt.
Marion. O., where he has been the guest
of relatives since Sunday.
Miss Marie Shields. Of this city. LETT
yesterday for Pittsburgh where she has
accepted position.
Fred l.. McMullnn. of this city. yes
to-day received u telegram from New
Albany. Ind. announcing the serious III
ness OF his father. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Mullen and daughter. Miss Irene. lett
!; last night for his bed slde.
J. II. Ream Is IN Columbus O.. being
called there on account OF the death OF O
relative.
Miss Garnet Pnttiscn. OF Morton ave-
nue.. leaves this evening for Griffiths-
willie. Lincoln county. where she will
teach school the coming winter.
Is the guest OF relatives hero for a few
! days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Springer and
children have returned to their home
In Cambridge. O., after visit with rel
ativeS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence riggs and
children. OF Fredr:ckstown. o.. nre the
guests OF relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter,
Miss May. OF Southern Pennsylvania.
are the guests - John Sullivan and
family OF the East End.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald loft yes
terday for birmingham. Pa. where she
will resume her studies in the Presby-
terrain college
Lawrence Riggs. OF Fairview. loft yes
terday for Pittsburgh. where he will
resume his studies IN the dental school
Of the Pittsburgh University.
Moundsville Lodge. No. 20. r. r. O..
Elks. will hold weekly meetings begin
ming the first Of October.
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Miss Irerc Fisher OF New Martins
willie. mas returned home after sepndine
several DAYS with Miss Hannah Cardoua
Of South Eoff street.
Miss Ethel Dixon OF Moundsvilie. Is
visiting South Side relatives.
Harry Simpson OF Grafton. is visit
ing friends and relatives on the South
Side.
Charles Cummins Of South jacob
street. is visiting friends and relatives
In Cleveland.
Howard sheets Of the South Side. is
recovering from an illness.
Chester Miles OF Philadelphia. Pa.
has returned from a visit with friends
and relatives in this section of the city
Albert Kline. a South Side young man
will leave tomorrow for Move York city
e. George Harris OF South Jacob street
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bENWOOD
Rcd Cross News.

Last evening a number of ladies' of
the Eenwood branch of tho Red Cross
society mot 1T the home Of Mrs. sea-
mon Powers on Seventh and Water
streets. and commenced III" Wort; e
making comfort kits for the ConS"rir;"d
young men of this city. who arc sch"d-
uled to leave for training on October g.
This evening the following Indies ar"
requested to meat at IN" Bowers hon"
for the purpose Of arranging Tor in"
banquet which the organization Will
give for the drafted hnys on III" eve
ming OF October in Arm"ry hall: Mrs.
William Schad. Mrs. Charles Schad. Mrs.
William Policy. Mrs. NJ. McFahden. Mrs.
Minnie GeoGeicin Mrs. Emma Hahn.
Mrs. George Moruingstar. Mrs. Nett
Doloeare. Mrs. Mary Rieholt. Mrs. Mich
ael P.Taddon. Mrs. Jesse Gamer. Mrs.
Charles Evans. Mrs. Theodore WarSin-
sky. Mrs. Richard Kroggcl and Mrs.
August JucrSens.
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LARGEST SCHEDULED LIABILITIES AND
ASSETS ON RECORD At PITTSBURGH IN
THE CASE OF COAL MAGNATE THOMPSON

PITTSBURGH Seat. "6.--Th. largest
schedule of nsS,.i.. md Liabilities IN the
history OF the ,'ni,rd States court III
this district wills :ilrd to-day by Josiah
Van Kirk rhuupsun If Iniontown. IN
his voluntary bankruptcy petition
There arG more thAu :un pages IN the
doc ument. The total Liabilities are S39.-
SOS. nsS. ! ! and tie nSs";S. ta1.iI i.o?3'i l.
SAL GOA, 253 IL Real Estate.
The liabilities arc: Taxes. $AI5.nn"'
wages. sl.162: secured claims. $i?S7n.-
sol. -: unsecured claims. $lg.O2h. I"l.e =.
The larEcS; item III the assets is real
estate. spDraiSr'! L! ?tl.2p+. :"1.nl. Inc
other assets ar: taSh on MANI -
"2".I"; hauSch"!d %"'':s. '""' Oo"hH'
Prints And pi'l@'"S. S""u"' h"rs'9'
cow" AMI "'hrr Hh'th'iS' F'''i"' '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
OBSTINATE HEADACHES

When your head aches you
will usually find the bowels have
been inactive, and if you relieve
this condition, by clearing the
intestinal organs of the ferment-
ing congestion of stomach
waste, foul gases and bile, the
head is relieved Immediately.
Remember this the next time
YOU suffer from headache. The
Combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin sold by drug
e;sts under the name Of DR..
Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin, is high
~ recommended as a gentle lax
alive that acts easily and quick
~, without gripping or discom-
fort. 1t contains no opiate, mar
cotic, or habir-iorming drug, is
pleasant to the taste, and a most
effective housch old remedy.
Mothers find it especially desir-
able as a laxative for children.
You can buy DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin from your drug
gist for fifty cents. Get bot
lie and have it in the house when
needed. a trial bottle, free of
charge, can be obtained by writ
ing 10 DR.. w. B. Caldwell. 4s6
Washington ST., Monticello, Hi
nois.
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IN MISERY WITH
ITCHY ECZEMA
Spread With Large Watery BIisters.
All Around Neck, Ears, Face and
Hands, Had ScaIy Appearance.
CouIdnot Sleep. Cuticura Healed,

81 was a great sufferer from eczema.
When it first started it was about the
size of pinhead. aad began to itch,
burn, and sting was sore and red,
and the eczema began to spread with
large w1tery blisters all around my
neck, ears, face. and hands. Then it
had a scaly appearance. cannot tell
the misery was in, and I could not
sleep.
'''f sent for free sample of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and IT did me SO
much good | purchased more, and ate!
using ;hree boxes uf Cuticura Soap and
three boxes Of Cuticura Ointment /
was healed" tSigned) Miss Sarah }.
Thompson. 700 Union Ave. Petersburg,
Va, March ;. lPl1.
You may think that because CutIcnra
does such wonderful work in soothing
and healing severe itching and burning
eczcmas. !, is nns adapted 70 The gentle
uses Ct the toilet On The contrary. that
is Just where il is Most effective IN pre-
venting ,h.~Sc <r-i,rs skin troubles.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Sutichra,
Dept. H, Boston, Sold everywhere.
Soap 25c. Ointment Is and soc.
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Folanshee Pledges $500.

Follansbcc has pledged $500 FOR the
library fund for the soldiers. Az meet
ing hold Mt tho jefferson school on Mon
1av evening. called by Superintendent OF
Schools \. +. Young, At the request OF
Tho committee on the State Council or
Defense. Many citizens responded and
pledged patriotic assent To the call.
committee or seven. composed OF Mayor
Sheridan Cox, Hon. r. J. Mahnn. Fl. b.
Mahan. Harry Barr. Elmer Jackson. VIII
liam Cattcll. Postmaster 6. NJ. brandon.
was appointed. To solicit The amount.
Tho city Will b" divided into districts
and tho solicitation started at once.
\ meeting is called FOR Monday eve
ming. October 1st, when the committee
Will report.
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BALLS AND BATS FOR
OUR SOLDIER BOYS

WASHINGTON. Sept "G-ContractA
for $4,000 worth OF baseball equipments
for immediate delivery TO the soldiers
in the training camps in this county
were awarded here today To four sport-
ing goods firms by Clark Griffith. mans
agcr Of ,nn Washington americans and
director of the soldiers ball and bat
fun.
Manager Griffith explained that tho
equipment will be divided between the
sixteen national army cantonments and
rho sixteen national guard camps. Out
hts already have been provided for thG
soldiers in FRANCE. some big shipments
now being enrnute.
Adds ionHl funds for equipping the sol.
tlicrS are necessary. Director Griffith
stad. and special appeals have bee1
made to baseball followers throughout
tn" country. Collections for the fund
will Inc taken al the world series games
md the Chicago and New York clubs as
we'll rs the national commission have
pledged one per cent OF their shares
Of the series receipts.
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WORTH MORE
THAN THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO HIM,
he DECLARES
So Nervous He'd Walk Floor Half
the Night.
COULDN'T GET RELIEF.
GAINED 81 POUNDS ON
TANLAC.
IF You Had Seen Me the Day |
Began Taking Tanlac You
Wouldn Recognize Me
as the Same Man,
Says Ed Edwards.
GAINED 81 POUNDS ON
TANLAC.

IL have gained twenty-one pounds
! and if YOU had seen me the day |
! began taking TRnlHc YOU wouldn't rec
ognize ne as the same man now, SAID
Ed Edwards. SEQ Twenty-lhird street.
! Denver. Il few days a&o. Mr.. Edwards
is mechanic for The Union PACING
Railroad.
| Last fall" continued Nj. Edwards.
Il took II trip up IN tnr country on a
, big truck. then had 10 walk nearly
. thirty miles In the rain and mud.
! From this ! contracted grippe. and !
certainly had an awful time kept
going down until finally had to give
, up and was confined TO my bed Inr
forty days had 10 cut out eating
entirely. and for Il month lived on
nothing but milk. hardly knew what
; sleep was. AMI more than hall the
time had TO prop myself up in bed.
30 could get my breath. had awful
Headaches and such a terrible cough
THAT had begun TO think my lungs
were affected. No kind OF medicine
: did me any good.
81 have taken four bottles Of Tan
lac and have never ielr better in my
life than do right now. and |
wouldn't lake Il thousand dollars for
/ the good these four bottles have done
nc My appetite is fine. and can
cat and digest just anything want.
l sleep like rock every night and
my strength has increased until can
dc any kind Of work that comes to
hand Tanlac has done me 50 much
good that ! feel almost compelled 70
praise II, and I know several people
taking it now on account Of what IL
has done for me-"
The genuine Tanlac Is sold in
Wheeling by c. H. Griest 4 Co.-Adv
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THAT new GRID
Students Join With Squad In Work on
Fairgrounds Football Grid.

Coach F...N Calvin had charge OF thu
preparation of the New Wheeling High
:.rid nj the fair ground yesterday aft
rrnrum ami over half of the Wheeling
IIi,h student body could "r seen dig
ping post holes and indulginE in UNI
. urr,.s-::nry conservation and directions.
! The field Will be III excellent shape
ry tlic time the W"lisburg lads ret
n"r.. Saturday for the game.
lnL the noise Cor Saturdays game,
wrli. it;St lcay. that littI" i.om 10 Tho
Urls IF she high school. and it IS siire
- be more nearly overdone than under.
! tlOHc.
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the program for the big social to be
held Tuesday evening October l6. the
AFFAIR is heng given for the hcncft OF
the McAlcchau bed Cross chapter.
Ward y. Goodwin of this city was IN
Wheeling yesterday transacting busi-
ness.
a number OF local football "nthu-
slasts will be- in MorGantown next Sat
urday afternoon for the season opening
contest between State university eleven
ard the University of Pittsburgh.
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4 resident Of rollansbcc Cor mnny years

4 resident If Foliansbcc Cor mHny years
Besides her huband thcr" are left MisSea
Fl"r"nra and Mary. al homo. and Mrs.
0. G.. Brytc. nf FollaD.br". daughters,
and Henry. Andrew and Raymond. sons.
ut home Her parents arc both deceased,
but two brothers and three sisters sur
viIe. Mrs. l.antE WIS {" nismb.': Of the
NJ. T.. church. of Fnllansbce. and was q
devoted and prcHticnl Christian. Fu<
neral services will u" held at the church
al O'clock Thursday afternoon the pass
tor. Roy. l.. L: Robinson. conducting tha
funeral services. The body will then be
taken 10 its final resting place in Brooke
ccmcterN. -----
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Mrs Frank Carney. formerly or ms
citv. died Tuesday evening AT O'Clock
a, tho family home in RochcS'er' l.
She Ind been Ill hut snort time. DC
nn,sed wus Sc years Of age and be-
siac. hcr husband is survived by three
children and several brothers. She WAS
Tho daughter. Of he late Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Price OF this city.
Tho remains will b. brought to this
rtty today and taken 10 tho home OF
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Surprised ATain.

Harry Meyer. Jr.. a popular South
Side barber. who is scheduled to leave
for camp on October 3. who was pleas
antly surprised Tuesday evening by
delegation of South Wheeling young
ladies when they presented him with Il
beautiful signet ring. was presented by
forty Of his male friends with a wrist
watch.
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Relief From Stomach Trouble.

For many night l have walked
the floor. nervous and restless. I,
could not sleep for gases and bile in .
my stomach. About six months ago !
began using Chamberlain's Tablets
and can say they have done wonders
for me-" writes Emil G. Leverenzsi
Savannah. Mo Obtainable every,
where.-Adv
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Arrested for Assault
Upon His Step mother
Special Dispatch TO the Intellissnccs.

SptNIuT IIyTItCU ~ IHItIIIA-TICCt-
CLARkSBiRG. w. Va. Sept. %
iumberport. town near here. was set
asog today whcu Clyde Rector. we'll
hnown young man OF the community.
was arrested and brought to the COUNT
jail here. charged with having attempted
L criminal assault upon his stcpmotrer.
w:,o Is of the same age. The charge
MAS preferred by the boys father. Elmer
Pector. who alleges that the son beat.
chcked and smothcrrd Mrs. Rector
wlSn attnrking her. The case will DC
heard before Magistrate T. q. Nice
warner III this city.
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MARSHALL cuuntr'a draft board was 4,
work clearing M lhH work or inc itrs'
draft Tho examining physicians re-
examined twci!.y men VINO were put
,hrourh the tes: some time ago Inc
men were temporarily suspended at the
,ir,. ur tho frs, examination. No re-
mr., on Yesterdays work was available
ru- nuhlicatiDn. out ia understood most
Of IN. number re-cXamined were re-
tectri.
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'MECHEN
Clayton Mason.

Wednesday evening nj O'Clock at
the home Of the bride on. Sixth street.
occurred the marriage Of Miss Elsie
Mason. daughter Of Mrs. Charles Nci-
hcrgall and Mr.. Fred Clayton. son of
Sheriff W. Z. Clayton OF MnundsviIlr.
Rev. George D. Sampson, pastor Of the
Btnwood NJ. +. church. performed the
ceremony. Tho attendants were Miss
Hazel Mason. sister of the bride. and
Mr.. Thomas Wilson OF MoundsvIlle. Mr..
md Mrs. Clayton will rosid" in Mounds
VILE. where he holds the position Of
county jailrr.
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j Word has been received by relatives
THAT Miss Mary lIoldernann. who left
the South Side with her father two
weeks ago for the benefit, OF her health.
is i'll with typhoid fever in a hospital in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Edward Holder
mann. her sister-in-law left last evening
FOR that city.
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Drafted Men Dance.

The dance to he given on Thursday
evening as a compliment {" tho younS
ladies who held an affair in honor or the
boys last week. promises Ia b" very
pleasant affair All men Of the draft
arc invited TO be present. as III" dance Is
really In their honor. Their presenc" II
the dance Is desired, and all VIII" attend
will be admitted free.
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VIII Leave For Cleveland.

Misses Mabel. Esther. Frances and Ell
eanor Morris. popular young ladies o.
the South Side. will leave early sun
day morning for Cleveland. where they
will visit their aunt. Mrs. Fred Shorts.
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attoua state Medical Convention.

Moundsvi!lr rh>s ic,arS urc ARRANGING
rhcir affairs 30 im In Fairmont OCTOBER
a. 4 crd ) for the annual stat" conreh-
ton of the West Virginia medical men
DR. r. \. .NSw0-ih Will represent tns
Marshall ccunty medical society Ut
u Il T.aiv IL alternate. DR. {. u. Nor
ven. secretary OF tho county society Will
also he present for the meetings "h'ie
a number Of othr" local physicians are
arranging to a,,"nd the convention SEES
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Mrs. Wesley Lantz.

Mrs Wesley 1-antz died at her nome IN
Follanshcn ~ | 40 p. M, Tuesday after
suffering from Il serious and incurlhle
,,,l,dv Nrs. Iaulz WIS i'll her H2nd
yrar and was born in Druchcr. Washing
tom county, ~. Her maiden name was
Miss Elizabeth lG"ppcl She has been
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Perkins GARAGE Sold.

y deal w9s cAm?'!r-u her" yesterday
whereby Harry ~. Mcdowell. equity
..upcrlnt"nir#: nf schools. Becomes own
"r 1T IL" rr-Kin" aaragc. located III
sixth street. 2nd Lafayette avenue. Mr..
Mcdowell also t".i"@ over the agency
!rr tn" Fc:,i rl:;ri.ii:r i"r ihis county.
TIE consideration was, not mad" pub
lie.
Mr. Perkins will c"n1inu" in ~" auto
mobile business ~ his ely. lie has
taken oyer the lid p0S.ufflcr building.
on l-"Tey.'il" rN"rur. and VIII 1T |:
uut fur g1rrr" .tuh SLOW room. Mr..
Perkins cXrcrtS Ia $"c.:rr the county
agency far Scvri,' h!gn priced cars.
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Home Prom Conference.

Rcv. G.. r. Helm. pastor OF ST. Mat.
thcwS Lutheran church. has returned
from the conference Of III" Joint Synod
of Ohe~. which was held hi sy"ar M
Pittsburgh.
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for the failure on the third day, as bust
ness matters tumli him ont Of the city
and h. WAS unable To devote his usual
attention In III" work. The fourth day.
However. hc says he will make up FOR the
third day and reach his goal OF 5000 per
day"
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WILSON Funeral Thursday.

Funrra. services fnr tho lat Mrs. S.
W. Wilson. we'll Known and highly re-
spcCtcd rcSid"n: 81 TINS citH. VINO d'eu
Tuesday aftcrnooH a. III" Family nome
on Second street WI II" held l nnrs"h!
,rlcrnnun at Pro nGiurN at he plac"
of death. Ray. i. ~ rr.$wcll. pastor
If m. limits, rnurr!, will o;ficiatc. In
,rrn,.u, ALL h., "a NJ, Reese cemetery.
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Recovered from Operation

Mrs. \. c. Haynes is recovering from
an opera ton which was performed on
Sunday III her home on Commerce street.
Her husband. ~ e. Haynes. engaged IN
work in the southern end of West Viz
rinia, is here with Mrs. liaync.
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Choir Rehearsal

This evening tho choir of -. Matth-
cw's Lutheran church will meet for its
regular weekly rehearsal this evening
Miss Mary KindclberEcr. che director
requests full attendance.
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serau Work On Contract.

Conner Brothers. we'll known plumbers
Of the South Side. who have secured the
plumbing contract for the new hvc-
story warehouse and office rooms addi-
ton to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plant at
East Wheeling. began work Monday
morning.
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On Auto Trim.

Col. ". W. Bcall left on Wednesday by
auto for Washington. II. g.. on a bustS
ness trip. John Ralston. cashier of tho
Commercial bank. accompanied. Mr. -
Ralston will return to this city Thurs
day.
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Menaur1n1 Party.

This evening the Port Huron Club.
Ladies' Of the Maccabees, will give 4
measuring part at the home OF Mrs. j..
Hoyt on South Marshall street. a
luncheon will be the concluding feature.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS


The Ladies Aid society of the ST.
Pauls Evangelical church. will give
4 supper and social in the social rooms
of the church this evening.
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Homo From Capital.

Mrs. jay Lucas has returned To her
home in this city from the ohio Valley
hospila at Whcr!ing where she was
operat.d on Cur.appcndicitis. She is con-
valescing very rapidly to the delight Of
her family and friends.
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Supper and Social.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST. Mat
thew's Lutheran church will Civ" sup
per and social on the evenings Of octo-
Der II and Is in the social rooms Of the
church.
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ROMA 4On.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rec. Of Eighth and
Main streets. are the proud parents Of a
son. which was born yesterday morn
ing.
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her brother. c. W. Price. where funcaI
/ services will he conducted Thursday aft
: crnnon. Intcrment will he IN Mt. Rose
! cemetery.
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reder1nants Closed,

The T. l'cderman department store
was closed all day Wednesday. the day
bcinr n holiday in Jewish circles.