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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Seamteniua6l.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

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biee Sr6ulciu teiue 9fpmone mtbr, IN
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reiBt Iie ndmlidb in ibrer @uts iminer
has leBte glatt beraus, uuO lb mub
Is MOTHER ipieOer eiNtIeben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
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Granddaughter Ger lein @eneFl
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lodi ms @orbonses ltebt urb biiraus
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
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utfc neAmerl Sd5 sebe iibrHers &C.
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Wtit BEN 2euteu i'm 5dide babe id
Streit utpo briibcn 1T bic SdlGbihms
meuamtnItl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Nbcnncmicn Die ben ,,1culidlm Turrcnpn.
ocnicn" nldi phnltlid Doer itnrcnclmaBia rrs
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lepnou ooer lhriihln WlittheIluua Su MAIDEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Sran GIii. gancrnidlmiSt.

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welde einen N}onot in Ger 9SeabooD1
&lmlt.@aIlerie itattfonO, wuroe &C.
iteru A6euo 0eidIonen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Gertebrte 9luffoiiuna
Serr SD m0dte 10 aern elm 8ilo
bon &6uen babcn, liebeS sSrdulein
DieIlciHt Elm ib0nes a8ruitbiI0~l"
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Serr!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

0erGihter n&0tben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Eottert: SD nuiB sybnen oILer.
btngS gefteben, OoB iH nidt iebr biel
Eertrmtcn Srr Homeopathic babe
4 Mrat: Dgltb iprs, Dos Gtnobieb bat
mod ipeniper Bertrouen snn Gbier.
nr5t, itIl6 er htriert es 0c@I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

NbDnnrutcn, bic ben yScutldlen Gurs
rslpDroentcn" uidi pIinitIid Oocr nure-
HelnnRia crbnltcn, Iinb gebeicu, Der
ssliIee oapun per gricpbOn Dber ihrliiIidl
U9Itibetlnna 81 uadeM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
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iu Dor 5ebn SSdbrell 70 rtt ulnberrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

r9sos bdIf Oen cocta r eWpbunaslru Oes sarie.
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SD 6enfe mir nan lpoIIe einen erIat fir sSnahnn haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
g ln Hu nal.

Grtrubeluif ifuny.
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uuf ser DdnpTlpolse3"
Den bob' ib 'HulIfseIcBf, ou
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
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SeteriDft.
Sn Dem (9)efen Der Sr6t log et.
mos, onS ben adrtfiibleuoen Wtonn
Hef berIette. ,.-.~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
Business Partners
Both Lose Autos,
at the Same Time

Two automobiles, having the same
license stock number, belonging to.
two members of the same firm were
stolen at the same time, but in separ-
ate locations last night.
w. c. Marsh, manager of the Indus
trial Garage company, Twentieth and
Harvey, was surprised when he came
out of q residence at Twentieth and
Davenport streets, and found his ma
chine missing. He Immediately went
over to his garage to secure the help
Of w. Campbell. Campbell then adj
vised him of the loss OF his car from
in front of the Wellington Inn.
An hour later the two were advised
by the police that they had recovered
one of the cars.
1t was Campbell's. Officer Turner
at Sixteenth and Nicholas streets,
saw the car standing in front of a
restaurant there. He waited for the
three young men, who had been rid
ing in it, and after an exciting chase,
in which he fired a number Of times,
he captured two of them. The third,
Leo Foley, 643 Lincoln boulevard,
who, police say, stole the car, was
afterward captured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
Another Worlds Record
Made in Bowling Tourney

Grand Rapids, Mich, March 20
Another worlds record was made in
the American Bowling Congress
tournament here today. R. Meyer and
Louis Waldecker of St. Louis cut
down 5ll for the highest game ever
shot in the doubles. They fell short
in the final game and totaled only
1886 for seventh place. .
The Birk Brothers of Chicago still
lead the fve-men teams with 1901,
while Mclaughlin and Peachey OF In
dianapolis lead in the doubles with
1871. G. w. May of Fort Wayne,
Ind, took second place in the singles
with 693, only five pins behind Otto
Kallusch of Rochester.
An attempt by John Farnan OF Fort
Wayne to substitute for S. Kinds OF
that city was overruled by the off
Gals today, who forfeited both
Kinds singles and doubles, and in.
dicated they would rule Farnan out of
the game for life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
mastering Out U. s.
Guard on Again Now;
Railroad Strike Off

Washington, March 20.-War de-
partment officials today rescinded an
order under which rehabilitation of
many National Guard units, home
from the border, had been interrupted
with the apparent purpose of holding
the troops in readiness for any neces-
sary duty in case of nationwide rail-
way strike.
Until tonight the existence Of the
order had been denied at the depart
ment and in finally confirming that
1t had been issued officials declined to
reveal its purpose. Secretary Baker
said, however, that it had nothing to
do with the international situation.
1t was learned later that It was sent
out late Saturday night at a time
when the administration Is known to
have had under consideration the use
of state troops to guard food and mail
trains.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
GERMAN SAILORS
FAIL TO ESCAPE
Seven Interned Teutons on
Commerce Raider at Phila-
delphia Dash for Liberty,
THEY LEAP INTO CHANNEL

Philadelphia, March 2O,-Under
cover of darkness, seven sailors OF
the German commerce raiders Kron-
prinz Wilhelm and Prinz Eitel Fried
rich, informed at the Philadelphia
navy yard, made an attempt to escape
tonight, all seven being captured by
marines and police, after shots were
fired at the fugitives.
A sentry on post near the raiders
heard several splashes in the back
channel and fred a warning shot Po-
lice on guard near the channel saw
four of the German sailors swimming
about fifty yards from the informed
vessels and discharged their revolvers
over the heads of the men. The four
Germans turned and swan back, sur
rendering without resistance.
Meantime as a marine detachment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
LOCAL RESERYISTS
ASKED TO Be READY
Orders to Prepare to Mobilize
for Service in Navy
Received.
NAVY FILLS UP FAST

Orders to prepare to mobilize the
navy reservists have been received
from Washington b, Lieutenant W.
W. Waddell, in charge Of navy re-
cruiting, There are about twenty
FIVE such men in the Omaha district.
The order is unofiicially interpreted
to mean that the Navy department is
preparing for war.
Lieutenant Waddell says that ac-
tual mobilization of the reservists will
not take place until such orders are
issued by President Wilson, who is
commander -in-chief OF the reserve.
Following the preliminary orders re-
ceived by the lieutenant, the reserv-
lists were notified to be ready, and
they can now be promptly assembled
in Omaha in case OF need.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
No Americans Suffer
During Russ Revolution

Washington. March 20.-Ambassa-
dor Francis at Petrograd cabled the
state department tonight that no
Americans had been reported injured
during the revolution and that the
embassy and staff were undisturbed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
Mrs. William F. McCombs
Is Granted a Divorce

New York, March N.-It became
known today that divorce had been
granted Mrs. William F. McCombs
from her husband, former chairman
Of the democratic national committee.
Mrs. McCombs was Miss Dorothy
Williams, daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. John R. Williams Of Washing
ton. They were married in London
November 7, 1918.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
SOphomores Entertain
Seniors of Bellevue

The sophomore elias OF Bellevue
college entertained the seniors at
thester party last night at the Omaha
Orpheum,
Following the show the seniors
we're ushered TO one OF Omaha's
popular cafetcrias where the under.
classmen had ordered a delightful
luncheon. The theater party and
luncheon is the revival of an old Belle
vue custom for the sophomores to
entertain tho fourth-year students
each spring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
Trial of Murderer Of
BaIcombe Set for Nav 7

Excelsior Springs, Mo-, March 20--
Especial Telegram. THE grand jury,
investigating the shooting of Urban
B. Balcombe here, March :, brought
an indictment for first degree murder
against Bee Smith. Craven and Moore,
attorneys for Smith, waived prelimi-
nary hearing and the trial was set for
Nav 7.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-21
EIoeution Contest Is
Held at Creiqhton High

Creighton High school students
competed Monday afternoon in the
first preliminaries for the public elo-
cution contest.
Those chosen were: First Divi-
sion-Lee Aitchison, Gerald Maloney,
Francis Wogan, Frank Mesteckey;
alternates, Ludovick Crofoot and
Emmett Hurley. Second DIVISION
Clarence Roach, Otto Sully, Richard
Walty, Tom Russell: alternates, Emil
Promising and Edwa,d Maloney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Martins Ferry Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. William Shane ana son.
who have been visiting 1T tho HON" Of
Mr., and Mrs !. s. Shane for the past
several days. Will return tn their home
at PnrkcrsburE today.
Mrs. Rose Webb, who Is spending say
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs ,irnrr..
Webb Of South Fifth street. WAS a Wis
itor in l;ellaire yesterday aftrrn""n.
An Interesting Christmas program
was rendered nj Ih" 81. .Iuhn'S i;erInnu
Lutheran church Inst evening.
Mrs Wilbur McCuc still continues III
at her homo "II South Fifth street.
where sho has been confined for several
days.
Miss Edna Thril returned last even
ing after spending Christina" with r.ln-
tlves in Toledo
Louis L. Schcelc, we'll known Hanover
street grocer. has placed Il new auto de-
livery truck in service.
Rev. Frederick Frank. pastor 81 81
Johns German l.'lhcr0n church. con
Quoted services in 81. JaInrS' Lutheran
in Wheeling. yesterday.
Ernest Cole returned Ia defiance. -.
last evening after spending Christmas
with hig parents In This city.
Chris EuCkU"k ~ FORMER resident 1T
this city. hut nuW r'.s;itlimr iIi Akron. -
in the city calling IN friends
Harry Ellis viii return /" Akron L..
day. after spending Christmas with h:H
mother In This city.
Capt. s. +. Dean ~ rrp"rt,d seriously
III at his hnn" "u North Fifth str"''u
George Ecwshack. VIII" i employed III
an Akron rubber works. IS in tht city
calling on relatives.
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Barncsyjlle Briefs.

Mr., and Mrs. Lester Warrick and
baby, Of Youngstown. ar" visiting win
relatives Of this place.
Mrs. NJ. T.. W"thcralI a:id daughter.
Mrs. Carrie ". Wilson. al North th"St-
nut street. left Sunda" f"r Pittsburgh
where they will spend til" holidays with
Mrs. Wilson's daughter. Mrs W. {.
RHlt.
Edwin Rrnu"r Of camp Sherman. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. NrliH Ecnn"r
and sister. Miss Marie Rruurr 1T East
Main street.
Ensnn ugg. Of l'itlshurGh. is visiting
his friend Sherman lla&h:"urk. ~ Wal
ton avenue.
Williams Harold a. r"MmbU* is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. L":s":,h Srhrah"r OF
West Main street.
Mrs. tIyd" Ellis and children of Sis
.tcrSvillc. are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Fisher IF North Arch street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert $. Isuhl IF Find
lay. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor Chiefly
and children Of Smlh:i"ld: Goo. Chiefly.
OF n training camp ~ .>nnp"li%. Md. ard
john Chiefly. If t'ulIanShc". nr" visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. -. Chiefly. nf West
Main street.
Richard lIarlcSIy. al Cleveland. is
visiting his parents. Mr., ana Mrs. II. {.
HardcSty III South broadway
Harry Guodnlrht and Sp"nr"r HUNT.
nf tho aviali"r training camp. Column
bus. arc visiting nj !hCr homes hers.
Miss Mary and rrnnE Mrkrag. OF
Washington. Pa. ar" visiting with ihoir
sister. Mrs. John Clark. ri North Arch
street
Mrs. J. l. DICKSON and son. James Of
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SherrnrQ Briefs.

TIL" following arc spending tho
Christmas holidays nj the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. t. ". ATrCnmhe: NJ and Mrs
II. ". Rln"mfiel1 Of Washin gton. Pa 4:
Mrs W. T.. Watson. If Fairmnnt. Miss
Ruth MCt'omhs Il student in tho Uni
N"rsity at MnrEant"wn; Georges Nc
Combs who is in training at Camp Ice.
VA. and Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Shryvcr. OF
Skcrrard
I;nrn to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Marsh.
nu Thursday. n daughter.
Miss Nellie kittlc. n student in the
bethany College. is home for the hnlI-
days.
This evening tTursdnyl AT five
o'clock, n Christmas entertainment will!
No given in the Christ Lutheran church
nj Mozart.
Lieutenant Will Sncd"kcr. of Camp
Sherman. rhiIlicnthc. Ohio. is visiting
al the homo at Mt. 0livct.
Mr.. l.nnE. W Mozart. is seriously Ill.
\ Christmas pageant WIS given in
the Brihlrhrm Union chapel Sunday
evening. rho thirteen classes and the
cradle roll offered their white gifts.
which amounted "a largo sum.
Miss Edna MrGl"nry Of the West Viz
ginia University ut .-rrganiown. Is
spending the holiday vacation NJ her
homo here.
Mrs. !. l." t;arrin and son Jack. were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Hood of Mt.
Dilv"t from Thursday until Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. Alvin Mnnahan Of East
Liverpool. ohio. arc guests Of Mr. and
Mrs John Eickalnus. Of Mozart
Miss l.ntn Ruuar returned 10 her
hnui" nj Mt. Oiivrt on Friday. for tho
1
l., 4 SUDDEN, in tn" Wesleyan college
\ Christmas program WAS given in
Tho MI. Oliver hall by III" Sunday school
uu Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Sandy Ridge. o.. Dec. S3.-"Grand-
mother" Naviur WINS taken suddenly III
Monday night. She retired as usual,
feeling unusually we'll. and ut ll:3O Mr.
and Mrs :. r. Naylor. with whom sh"
made her home. were awakened. Her
brain seemed To b" affected and she
was talking ut raIlirm. The doctor was
called and gave medical attention. AMI
she is improving rapily. "irandmother
Will be o. years old January l3 and has
always been In ;hr very best Of health.
Born, a daughter. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Dyer nf Mt. Olivett. Tuesday.
december is.
Mrs. Eugene Stewart Of Lower Sandy.
Mrs. Mary Sears and daughter. Miss
Edna. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezrn Naylor of
Rurncsvillc wrr" MI callers ut the home
Of :. Il. Naylor Tuesday.
Miss Ada Nrn and Mrs. Anna Nefr
Of Tacoma were shopping in town Mon
day.
Miss Lola Crawford. accompanied by
iiildn Boyd and Audrey Fisher. We're
shopping In RarnrSvillc Wednesday
evening. and attended the movies.
Mrs Rachel Hobbs was a Sunday WISH
tor Mt tn" HON" of Mr.. and Mrs. Web
stcr Hobbs. near Grange Hall.
MISS hllllilf hENUlEHA, pl''HStIll
young ln,ly OF MI. niivrtt WAS visiting
friends In town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hunt OF Speidel
were shopping In Wheeling one day Inst
week.
Clarence Rlon Of Camp Sherman spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
nj Sr"idsl.
Mrs Lydia burton and Mrs. Mary
Thornnurg Of Spridcl spent last week
visiting nj the home Of John ThornhurG
"f Norwich. @.
Mr. md Mrs John Brooks and family
spent Sunday with relatives at Hunter.
Rev. ". 6. Patterson gave an Illus
iratcd lecture at Sr"idcl NJ. r.. church
Sunday evening. It was largely 1t
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs Lake Howell visited rel
atives at Somerton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Conard OF Lower
Sandy were shopping In GAINESVILLE
Saturday.
Mrs. CLANCY of GAINESVILLE is visiting
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs, Del
bert Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Fisher and family
spent Sunday with tho lattcr's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Foreman OF Speidcl
When school dismissed Friday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
BETHESDA

Bethesda. o. Dec. 25.--".taron BocEs.
Freshman" college comedy in three
ncls was tho title Of the Cntcrt ainmcnt
given By the Bethesda high school On
Friday evening The characters were
we'll represented and the evenings en-
tcrtainmcnt was a. great success.
Tho coal situation here has. been very
much relieved. The local banks ut Rad
gcrsburE have n plentiful supply on hand
now.
Miss Edith White will &" tn Iowa the
last of this week TO visit her brother and
two sisters Misses Eta and Esther. and
hopes Ia secure Il position there. Her
brother. Orvillc will 30 with her for Il
weeks visit. before being called 10 serve
his country.
M"sSrs. Merle Kemp and Claude Gu
nard, two of our navy boys. hav" 70
turned To tn" hattl"ship Iowa after q
few days visit with home folks.
Nearly Inh mrnhcr:; We're secured hr
III" school children last week for thr
American Rcd Cross in the Christmas
membership campaign.
ntir Red cross work room had Is hos
pilnl shirts. Is United sweaters and
six pairs OF socks for their last ship
mrnt.
~ w. i'IthS'lHA ''' ''I 'i'h'' "'''' Wv
banquet given 10y tn" Mns"ns here on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hattie t. Lingo of Shenandoah.
Ia. Isl visiting her sister. Mrs. James
Shiplcy. ard other friends.
Donald shepherd and Miss AddH
Myers. tw" Of our popular young p'.n-
pie. w"r, quietly married Mt ST. tlarG-
willie last Wednesday.
\. H. lJrwGci nr bridgeport was hnre
recently in the interest Of tho Bell Tel
rphum" company.
Miss Eula T'"Id is visiting her sister.
Mr.. rI>d" lH1y al Newark. and will
r"Innin thr"uEhn!!t thu week.
Miss l."uisn Harness of 0hrrIin col
ir.,. Is Spending her holiday vacation
with her prr'm's. Mr.. ana Mrs. r.. T.
l!rru"S "r Main street
AlIs,rS Nrrrn and Oral .I"nrs wr:c
Shopping ~ tullair" last saturday.
Miss blanche lrur" spent Saturday
NJ Wheeling.
Mrs. .I"hn Wright al Belmont Will on
terrain our t"l"ph"u" girls IN" day this
rl,y'. for In" day.
Miss Ruth .larr"'t is spending this
w"'h with relatives az Gainesville.
Miss R"r:h.l inwnll is with homo folks
ut Srmrr!nu tins w""k
H. T.. rrrkins md family spent Chris;
mI,; day Hiih h"r brother. j. ". PrrkInn,
."rd rHmilE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
=. - with her daughter. Mrs. Edna Rich

rain with her daughter. Mrs. Edna Rlch-
ardsOn ,r,,
Mrs. !. \. Holloway and son 'loseP,'
returned home Sunday from Phllaoel-
min pa. where they have ben NlslllhS
relatives for the past several weeks.
Mrs Samuel Harris, OF washington
Pa is visiting at the home oil hcr son
Charles H. Harris. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Betz and daush-
ter Virginia were visiting III ""eo''''e
,,hc frs, of the week.
Miss Nora Keim and Mrs. AIDA BIZ
n.v were shopping in wheeling "eo-
nesday. xs,,,, ~
Mrs. Wendell Keyser and baby OF
Crestlinc, O.. arc visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White. .
Mrs. p. II. Peltay was shopping III
Wheeling Wednesday.
Myron Hobsor Of Cleveland Fisileo
with. friends here this week.
Misses Helen and Frances Bethel ana
ANN FInrrs were Wheeling visitors
Thursday. .,..
D. r. Cowen was a business visitor
in cleveland Thursday and Friday.
Miss Elsie Todd. who teaches school
at Coyahoga Falls, o.. and Miss Frances
Todd, who teaches ut Brllaire. arc spend
ing tho holidays with their parents, Mr'
and Mrs ". 6. Todd.
Harold Kirk. Ernest Shallcross. Dary!e
Bethel and Myron Hobson were Wheel
ing visitors Thursday.
Mrs. i. W. Fisher and children ~
Cameron are visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs Hannah kilGorc.
MIR. and Mrs. John Donley were
Wheeling visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Starkcy were
shopping in Wheeling Friday.
\ daughter was born 10 Mr.. ana MIS-
t. w. Harris. Monday. Dec. II.
Miss Dorothy Judktns who has hccn
attending Lake Erie College NJ Paines-
willie. has returned home 10 spend the
holidays with her parents Mr.. ana MIS-
r. y. Judkins.
Vim. Oglcrcc was business Flsltor
IN Wheeling Tuesday
Miss Emily Hill visited with FRIENDS
in Wheeling. Monday and Tuesday.
John Ross was in st. Clairsfi'Ie on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Mcister was shopping IN
Wheeling. Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
HAMMOCK

Mrs Nancy Price passed away on
Tuesday night at 80. at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. w. T. Caldwell. OF
West OF town. She was in her ninety
sixth year and is survived by three
children. Mrs. Caldwell. John Price of
near Flushing and Luther Of Uniontown.
besides a number Of grand children and
several great grand children. Funeral
services were held on Friday morning.
the Presbyterian church, owing to the
reason the United Presbyterian
church Of Uniontown being a pas
tor at the present time.
Several from here attended the second
number Of the lecture course at Union
town on Wednesday evening. The en-
tertanment being given by tho Metro
politan Glee club. witch included the
Bell ringers. The next number being
the colored troop. on January 18th.
Mrs. Harriet snedecher has returned
to her home after visiting with friends
for nine months in the northern part OF
the state.
St. Clair Caldwell spent Wednesday
at the home OF Laben Lodge near East
Richard. Mrs Caldwell accompanied
him home after spending few days
with her parents.
George Love has returned to the home
of Mrs. Alice Lodge after few days
visit witlt>thc home folks near Cadiz.
William<kodgo spent few days the
past week with his daughter, Mrs. Cor
win Cunard OF Flushing.
j. T. Bentley. daughter and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cellar Of st. Clalrs-
VILE. spent Tuesday at the home OF w.
G. Hayes and Mr. Bentley and MT Gel
lar attended tho auction sale or G. y.
Wiley in tho afternoon.
The Wheeling Valley Progressive club
met ct the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
+. Taylor Of near Uniontown. on Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Whisscn. OF near
Louisville. spent a few days last week
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Boyd.
Earl Mcfarland was Wheeling Vlsl-
tor on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VT. Taylor Of Union
town. were callers at the home OF Will
bur Lyle one evening the past week.