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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Canning Demonstrations to Com
mence Next Week.

The cold pack canning demonstra-
tions will begin in this county next
week. The meetings scheduled are
creating much interest and lndica-
tions are that they will be we'll at
tended everywhere. Two meetings a
day will be held for two weeks The
demonstration from Ames will be
here Monday to pegin the work.
People are urged not to miss these
meetings. All kinds of ways to
conserve food, especially canning,
will be taken up. This is a year
when everything should be saved.
Neal D. Campbell, of Grand River,
the county leader, will be glad to tell
you when and where the meeting
nearest you will be held.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Edgar sKetcham Married to Canadian
Girl.


Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. ketcham re-
turned Tuesday, noon from a ten day
trip to Revelstoke, British Columbia,
where they went to attend the we'd
ding Of their son, Edgar ketcham,
who was married at Revelstoke last
THURSDAY to Miss May Manning. a
popular young lady of that city. Ed
gar has resided at Revelstoke for sew
position OF train dispatcher on the
canadian Pacific r. r. ana has de-
cided to make his permanent home
there, having recently taken out
naturalization papers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ketcham departed Immediately after
the ceremony for wedding trip to
Victoria and other points on the Pa
cific coast, and upon their return
will go to housekeeping at Reyel-
stoke, where they have bought fine
home. Mary friends of the groom in
this city where he grew to manhood
extend congratulations.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
YEARS AGO
Items Taken frem the Files of The
Reporter Published a Quarter
of Century Ago.

The Reporters voting contest
closed Monday noon and Miss Maggie
Flynn won the prize, free term at
a Summer School I'M Des Moines:
Mr.. Ebenezer Morey, of Pleasan-
ton, and Miss Bernice Rusk,, OF Gage
Park Hotel in this city yesterday by
Justice w. II. Albaugh.
Last Friday Mrs. Bonham, of We'll
don, who lives with her family over
la store, attempted to fill a gasoline
stove, without extinguishing it, and
Ian explosion occurred. Mrs. Bonham
was severely burned and is not ex-
son was also badly burned. Several
|other members of the family saved
themselves by jumping out of the
window. The fire was quickly sub
dued, and only damaged the building
Ito the extent of about fifty dollars. .
The town is full of pretty school
teachers attending normal. and the
to visit the ice cream saloon is
Richard Lockwood, of Woodland,
lost two fingers by buzz saw yester-
day.
Only one marriage license was is
sued the past week, Ebenezer Morey
% to Bernice Rusk IS.
Inc controversy over lHe lOCdtlOu
of the new bridge over Grand River
was settled last Friday by the board
of supervisors and bridge foreman
Leeper and number OF interested
citizens, who after viewing all the
sites finally decided on the Springer
ford. The bridge will probably not
be built before fall.
Miss "Pudge' Barnes, of Abba, is
visiting friends in Leon, the guest Of
Miss Stella Allen.
Robert Shular, one of the society
young men of Charlton, visited over
Sunday in Leon with the family of
j. R. Bashaw.
County treasurer J. A. Caster is
attending the democratic national
convention at Chicago, and Mrs. Cas-
ter is in charge of the office during
his absence.
j. E. Penniwell, Geo. R Farquhar,
Chas. E. Hurst, T. p. Horner and
Harry Shumway made up delega-
tion who left Sunday afternoon to
attend the Chicago convention.
Capt. Layton, S. c. Jennings and
Steve Grouse started Monday for
Lake Okoboji to camp several weeks.
They will drive the entire distance,
having complete outfit for the trip.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Turn Down Alec Miller's Application.

Leon. Iowa, June 4th.
Editor of Washington Democrat:
(Alec Smart in disguised
Sir: | hereby wish to inform you
that the membership committee OF
the Priscilla Club Of Leon is ex-
tremely exacting in the choice of
candidates for election to this organ
ization. Having previously learned
of you through your many and cum
ming quips copied in The Reporter
which l beg to state>is not the prop
backing of all Decatur county, am
authorized to notify you that your
petition for membership in Priscilla
Club has been unanimously rejected.
And we're sorry, old chap, but we
don't believe you could get into any
of the other eight clubs in Leon.
With sincerest sympathy.
Mrs. John Alden,
Secretary
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Decatur NJ. e. Church Notes.

Our regular Sunday school at 10
a. m. Following the Sunday school
the children Will render special
program. Come and enjoy yourselves
while. the children take part in the
services.
The Junior class will meet at 2::3O
The evening service will be carried
on by the Epworth League. Special
music, duets, quartets, and instru-
mental solos, also a full report from
the delegates who attended the con-
vention at Murray At the close OF
the service will be the installation
of the newly elected officers. You are
cordially invited to all of these SER
vices. Come and bring your friends
with you,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Received His Diploma At TT. Smell
ing.

G.. Fred Hoffman, of Leon, who is
in training at the big military train
ing camp at Ft. Smelling, Mimi, was
one of the graduates of the State Uni
versity. at Iowa City, who received
their diplomas 4ast week. AS a
large number of the graduates at
Iowa City We're called to Ft. Smelling
President Jessup went to FIT. Shell
ing and held commencement exercis-
es there for these graduates, which
were most impressive, the young men
being dressed in regulation military
uniform. Fred graduated in /. the
four year Liberal Arts course, and
had planned to continue in law. but
the. war has upset his plans for the
present at least.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Liberty Bond Sale in Decatur County
Was $1O1,7jO.

The total amount of Liberty Bonds
which were sold in Decatur county,
was $10i,750, considerably short of
the apportionment for the county,
but over sales in the cities and some
counties brings Iowa's quota nearly.
un to the estimated sales. 1t is re-,
ported that the total sales amounted
to over $1,000, 100000, or an over
subscription of almost SO per cent.
They look like they were pretty
good investment too, for they were
quoted at 105 in Chicago the first of
the week
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Nose Jones and Wife Leave Leon.

M. S. Jones, of this city, was last
week appointed field manager of the
state of Missouri for the Homestead
ers, and will leave with Mrs. Jones
within a few days to make their
home at some point in central Mis-
souri,, not yet decided upon, but
which will be convenient for Mr..
Jones, to reach all parts of the state
Mr.. and Jones have resided in
Leon for number of years, and have
many friends here who are sorry to
see, them leave this city. IIOse is an
experienced insurance man and will
doubtless make big success-of the
business in Missouri
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Magazine Club Holds Interesting
Meeting.

The Magazine Club held a guest
day at the library parlors in this city
last Friday afternoon. One hundred
guests were most delightfully."- enter
tained' Refreshments and an inter-
esting program were features of the
afternoon Miss Eva Rhea addressed
the gathering upon the subject of the
ked Cross. 1t was one of the most
successful club affairs of the season
and all those present enjoyed them
selves greatly
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Fine Weather for X. of p. Decoration
Day Last Sunday.

The record of more than a quarter
of century of fine weather on the
annual K. Of P. Decoration Day, was
kept up last Sunday, when tdesperia
Lodge No. oS, K. of p, of Leon, OBJ
bled at their hall at 2 o'clock, and
headed by the band marched to the
cemetery where the beautiful ritual
istic services were held, and the
graves of the departed knights
strewn with flowers. This year q
feature was the carrying of big
flag by six Knights.
There are twenty knights buried
in the Leon cemetery, there having
been no deaths in the past two
years
The following is list of the
Knights buried in the Leon ceme-.
terry:
" A, Brown Charles Harrell
J. p. brooks Geo. E. Hurst
r. l: Benefiel e. B McClelland
A. d. Chase Henry Often
E. w. Curry A. w. Sanger
Ode Edmiston Ed n. Schenck
James Coin j. n. Slower
4 rank Gardner Orr Sang
Emmett Gardner S. w Wallace
Ed Gray Len Zimmerman
3 There are four knights buried ~
Van Vert, Thomas Patterson, Pets
Knott, G.. w. Mulkey and Eli
Smith. and one at DAVIS City, Ch&lsoA:
Lindstrom, and committee autoo4
to these places Sunday morning and
decorated their graves.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Conferred Encampment Degrees.

About twenty-five members of
Ebenezer Encampment of Des Moines
came to Leon last evening and con-
ferred the Encampment degrees up
on class of thirty candidates from
the Odd Fellows lodges of Leon and
surrounding towns. The work was
conferred at the X. of P. hail, and
after the degree work was completed
refreshments were served.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Judge Evans Comes Friday.

Juage H, X. Evans will come to
special session of the district court,
to care for some matters which will
be brought before him at this time.
Court will open at 8 o'clock Friday
morning and attorneys who have bus
mess for tho court should be on
hand, as he desires to return to
Corydon on the afternoon train
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Driving Cars from Michigan.

A consignment of six Buick autos
for town about sixty mlies west of
Kansas City, passed through Leon
Tuesday, and another half dozen of
the same make came through yester-
day morning enroute to Kansas City.
They were being driven from the fac
torv at Flint, Michigan, on account of
the difficulty in. securing freight cars
in which to make shipment.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
Marriage Licenses.

O. F. Warnstaff, Leon
Mayme Wade, Leon -.
Roy Craig, Saline, Mo-.
Hattie Frisbie, Saline, Mo. ......
Orville G. Teller, Davis City
NJ. Esther Post, Davis City
orange ]. Dorsey, Garden Grove. !;
Neva May Curry, Leon
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21
New Pharmacist at Rexall Store.

Neal Fuller, of Charlton, who
graduated this year in pharmacy at
the State University at Iowa City, has
accepted q position as pharmacist at
E. E. Bells drug store in this city.
He is q welcome addition to the store
force, and Will soon become we'll &C.
Quainted with our people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23

ment. I sincerely condole with you
and your children on the death Of your
beloved and distinguished husband"
From the Taos Commerciaf club,
Gerson Gusdorf. president; "wherea3.
u has pleased the Almighty TO re-
move from our midst By death our es-
teemed Governor r. G. de Baca who
for many years by reasou 81 his ster-
ling worth ana upright character. has
occupied n permanent rank In our
state. maintaining always and under
all circumstances a character unfair 4.
uishcd and reputation above repr0ach.
therefore be II resolved that In the
death ~ Governor T.. G. de Baca We
have sustained the loss OF ono OF the
most brilliant sons ~ 0ur sfate; that
we bear willing testimony 10 his many
virtues, his unqucstloncd integrity and
stainless life; that We offer to his be
reayed family ove whom sorrow has
cast her sable mantle our heartfelt
coincidence and pray hat the Father
OF Mercy give To them the rich con
collation. Of His grace and preserve ana
strengthen them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23
FATHER GARDE
PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE
TO LATE GOVERNOR
Priest breaches Eloquent Sermon
at Funeral Held in Las Vegas
Yesterday, Was Jealous for
Law; Gave Life for People.

-pccIll Correspondence 10 The herald
Las Vegas. y. NJ. Feb. 20 The fu-
neral ices OF tho late Governor
E%Icquicl G.. dc n1ca were held yrs-
tcrday morning a. the church uf Ou,
Lady Of sorrows uu the west side.
high requiem mass being suns. Rev.
Father T.. Btllaud, pastor OF the par
lsh, was ceicbrtut. Rev. Father NJ \.
u Rivera was deacon and RrS.
Father Adrian Rnbeyrolle s~ub-deacou.
The church was crowded to the
doors and hundreds stood outside
during the services. Rev. Father c..
y. Gnrde u Jesuit priest. preached
the funeral sermon, and paid high
tribute to the late governor. Father
Garde spoke IA English. He said in
part
our Iamented governor had IN his
soul the principle of the kings of
biblical history lie was Jealous for
the law and he gave his life Tor his
people. Therefore we come. dear
brethren, you and / to pay the last
tribute To our governor. II Is the
tribute Wo pay To authority. We
know hat respect for authority IL
waning, but the presence OF this vast
congregation %porsuades me that rev
crcncc for the authority uf our gov
urnur sin remains with us.
There rs no power i'm the world
that has "a right to command YOU o.
mo. eXccpt hat which ome from
God, the same authority in our homes.
which makes u~ ubodieut To our par
cnts, the sHmc authority in our
church, cor 's from our God. the
same authority that MAS given To
Washington, Adams and down to VIII
son that which was given 10 Cover
nor Mills Governor Mcdonald and 20
our departed governor. was given by
tho Almighty, and FOR that authority
We ave respect n To THAI. author
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23

a bouquet OF roses. from MIR. and
Miss Flora conrad
a cluster OF carnations aud roses.
erirn Patterson.
a bouquet of roses. from Mr, and
Mrs. Lorenzo GutierTex.i
ThOse Prcsont Ir0m Capital
Those who came from Santa II on
the special train "a attend tho funeral
were.
Mrs. y. G. de Baca. Mrs. ". 4.
Baird, Adolto G. de Baci. Mrs. Adolfu
G. de Buca, Margaret DC Baca, Hora-
clio de Baca, Hortencia de Baca. Ma
tilda Luian. Ed Baird, Adelaldo &. dc
iinca, Governor W. T.. Lindsey. for
mcr Governor VI. A.. Otcro. former
Governor W G.. Mcdonald, former
Governor L. u. Prince. former Gov
ernor Governor Herbert J. HagermaG
iurmo Governor George curry. Per-
felto Esduibel Nabor Mira1al J..
s., Lea, Cipriano Lucero. Enrique
Mares, j. g.. Romero. Antonio LuccrJ,
IA. J." Patton, Mrs. II. l.. Patton ~
M T.. Ncoder, J. g. McMlanus. W. g..
Walton, Avian y. White, John "
Poe. Amado chavez. c. l.. Ulrck, c..
o.. llrdscCuok, \. Y. l.u,cru. ttdmOi
Sanchez Manuel Baca. 4 L. u, Me.
Allistcr. J. V. TuliS. a. G., bryant, O..
J.. smith Camilla padilla n wife NJ.
e.. de haca, Eugouia Humeru. Col,
PrichHrd Albert Calisch Basiiil
GREGG. Thumas Kahn. Pedro, = san
! chez, Rcynaldo cruz. Mrs. |lioNnald1
| f..tN. As..tAE, lat.FI.taY..t M.nfla.
! Otcru, Scuturord l.. Kahn, Mary NJ v
| Riordau, Bias sanchez, Mrs Bliss
sanchez, q. \. Larra1oio. Augustin
| Dclgado. Pat Romero, Lucy SenA,
Dennis chavez. Mrs. Dennis Chavez.
Trinidad G. de Bncn, Mrs. Trinidad
G.. de Baca. IaCoho chavez, II, r. Her
ring. j. W. Wilson, D. NJ. Cutting,
j. a MAssie, NJ, l.. Stern, Carlos
! Vierru, James Seligman. Guy Reed,
Jack Collins. VI. 4. Otcro, Jr, Judge
Roberts Manuel Delgadu. Jose ORTIZ
y Pino ana wife, T.. A. LOWS. Gle
mcntc Mascarcras.
TeIcGrams OF Coincidence.
The following tclegrems Of condo
lence have been received by Mrs, u.
&C.. de Buca on the death of the gov
%crnnr;
From Thomas r. Campbell gov
ernor OF Arizona; - WAS deeply
grieyed to learn at the death of Gov
ernor de Raca and trust that doi
will give you strength and f"rtitude
In your hour Of bereavement
From Julius g. Guntcr governor n'
ColoVdo. You will please accep'
the profound sympathy OF the people
of the state OF Colorado and myself
personally in the great loss which has
failen upon you, the wife, and upon
the people OF the state of New Mex
leo In the death Of their honored gov
%lrnor."
From -. G. i%iernnndes, congress
man from New Mexico; In thu
lyour hour OF incompatible oereave'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23

Want 10 trade that mule for n gas
wagon Try the WANT 40 way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23

A little WANT AID now and then
Is read BY every class Of men --ana
women ton Try ona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-23

4 bouquet OF roses. from MIR. and
Miss Flora Conrad
a cluster OF carnations and osc
from Mrs. NJ. II Byrd aud Mrs. kath
erir9 Patterson.
\ bouquet OF roses. from MI. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Gutierrez
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

ent from > until " "'"i""N. rh"y were
greeted Ivy pr. and Mrs. birmingham.
and cha,i"d AMI S'.""d d.;cing IT," utter
noon. Tea WIS served and Mrs. frank
look and Mrs. Harry Sands poured. tn
tea tabi" had pots Of junHuilS and whit"
blossoms and p:"fusirn -! palms ~
floor baskets ami Easter lilies tnadr 'hr
ruoms very attractive. There w"r" 'i'i"-
ters Of golden ionpulS placed III all In"
corners and the tnnny small whit" coy
cred tables lent 4 hosp!tah.' charm.
There wcr" musical numinrS HIv"!:.
ana Mrs Walter s Kelley Cn"t. Very
beautiful reading. The Witches Song.
with Miss Adelaide S''hnck"y PLAYING
the musical accomimnim"mt Miss
Schock"r also played previous :
nigby. wh" possesses wond"rtUiIN
clear soprano voice. sang Tile Night
inGaIc'S Song ami "Cnit"d.
Mrs. ". l.: Wolf" hud char&" &C an
apron sale which brought puIie It'd"
sum.
The following served:
Mesdain"s
Morgan Eestnr j. J. Er:.i."=ha!n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Dalirhtfrt framework Party.

Mrs ". .. Alexander OF South ir"nH-
,,.,y l,nJ ;hc ladies ur the Srrnlt. IL EiS-
,mr of the hid s"ci"t! OF Thomson
church n h"r nome yesterday afternoon.
'rlnv brought their sewing ana the al
,.raooH hour w"r" passed very pleas
,.r,iv ,r,iI this occupation. Mre. Alex
:udrr was assisted ny Miss Holland.
Mrs. /. H. Graham and Mrs. Thomas
Patton.
\ brief business session preceded a
program which added much I" Tho A.
,rartivcncsS If The affair. Mrs. J"nn
Eaynr sang. Miss Edith Gardens piano
,uiruh"rs were a pleasing variety OF ne
program Mrs ". Z. :tzl"r song But
tarny" and Miss Alice McClvc"'H voice
numbers were greeted with appreciation.
SpringiiiIic i!nwrrS were pret'iiT used IN
triIrnlinE the rooms. and about IN"
tables wher. refreshments were served.
Anon: the guests we're:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
EhhArt-Eanev Wedding.

THIS morning a. tho Church e" ~"
Inrinurr,lnIr T"ucrpti"n IN" ,"arIiuc'' ~
Miss R-sa Gertrude FAh"v. q III"
Souh, side. Ia Hr. L.nWrrnr" l.. EhhCri,
Of This rirv. will y" Sul"muiZvd by E"T.
Father William Hall Nurtinl mass VIII
H.. offered hy Father lIa!l NJ = "'"l"'ii.
ann he will MIS-" sremmiyn the narrlas".
The couple will be attended by Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

Miss Aetna Baker and Miss Efic Mehen
rhairmen oe tho committee. These az
fairs have been attended with much In
trr"St and the manifest reluctance On
IN. part % those attending toward their
conclusion. will no doubt lcngthen the
season we'll into the late spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Ma sque Ball

For 'Ne ch!ldrcn's mNsQU" bail 10
morrow evening. tickets may b. So
cured from any member nj the Graft
ls 20 Invita- IONS VIII be issued.
With this years pnrty. which is an
ticipated with glce. after tAe pleasures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
snucccssful Sum Nealised.

Nearly k.un WA r.'ilrh'i by II" For
Green T'wig in th-ir flower sair which
Was held IN" w""s preceding Easter IN
Twelfth street. III" m"m"! Will H. do
mated to the rhln Valley 'io""ral hos
mimi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
cou+inps Rummage Sale

Tho Indies nt tn" cong r"Cnti"U % no
Third I'r"sh,-trriru churCh VIII con
rinua their -Ummac" sal" n Twenty
ii-s, and Main street. ihr"'iEh"Ui this
v.n",i Tho sal" winch was started 4
week aTn hHs hr"u C"r,- EI!rC"S"fG'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
At 7ERNOON TEA
MAS ATTRACTIVE
PRETTY AFTAIR held YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON AT ST. LUKE'S
PARISH HOUSE.
Ladies' Social Club Held Large Danciu9
Party Last Evening at the Carroll
Cluh-Other Social vows.

\ number were very pleasantly en-
,er,ained yesterday afternoon in ,hc
parish house OF 81. Lukc's by tee Wo-
mans Auxiliary. These affairs have
been established as yearly parties. and
furnish some o: the most attractive
events on the calendar.
The bright sunshine lnfed ono out
doors. and nearly 100 guests were pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

Of last years. memories Of which lin
,rrr vcr.y pleasantly IN childish mag ina
tion. rv"m prctttcr ideas have been
Thought out.
SIralford Hntc'. and VII! b" atI"nd%4
with nil thc details which Will make
Tor very merry Gent.
The TwiG members are:
NCSIameS
II Garth Inarnc John St0rcr
Edward llilchman Eonert Giff"n
Sn,runl Harprr y +. Whitaker
finrrv Whitalrr Nelson Cecil
pwjghr Wagner ". T.. Wilson
Jasper Baum Miss Mamie F'''t 'I
arthur Hubbard SON
ENTERTAINMENT Thursday.
This evening n: tho Vance M"innri;ti
church. n Wocdsdalc. Mrs. Lima Hen
Mig sherman Will hay" charG' "i an 'in-
trrtainnrnl 10 be given by the chris
t!nr Endcavor Society. TIL" program IS
made ND Of some exceedingly worthy
numbers. ard those participating nave
won laur"lS on former APPEARANCES.
Miss Sarah Jackson will give a reading.
TInnch. Storcr will contribut" scr"ra
riano numbers, and taking part IN pah-
Irminc and comedy mon"lnEucs Will De-:
Nissca Slarccl!a Scif"rt. Sarah Arncn%'
catherine Arbcnz. Mary Louise Tnwnr.
nnogcnn Hyde. Mary .trhcnz and Mas
Ter Julian Ilrirh. Mrs. Alma Wilson
Schafer will Dc the musical accompanlst.
Future Interests.
On Wednesday afternoon Of next week.
Mrs. Frank AltmcYcr and Mri. George l.
Hughes will he hnstc%ScS at III" Carroii
club having the Ladies Carroll Social
club as guests Cards will oil the hours
with measure. and ut 5 O'Clock Il de-
liChtfrI luncheon will hc served.
on hi" evening Of April %. this Cup
will hold its naXt dancing party with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Missionary Entertainment.

The two missionary societies Of the
Christ Lutheran church, at Mozart Park,
will give on Friday evening, at Icy
o'clock. missionary entertainment. This
is entitled Christ in America and ~
will take part in its presentation. There
will b. special songs. and in connection
there will be a sale of missionary goods.
refreshments will be served at the CON"
CiuSiOn OF The affair.