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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
NOTICE.
OF Redemption of Bonds OF the Loan OF
1885 Of the City Of wheeling.


NnlIc" Is hcrrh. gIr"n hy Tho commits
eloi..rs "f IN" .rtI. -: l>NI. II ia" "iY
"f Wheeling. West Virginia. that, FUR
Srnn; :" Ih" requirements nf the ''r-
dinan"> Ct >Hh city naSs"d lnE l..
l>\I entitled. AN crdIrHn'" ~ PROV ii"
for IL" iSeu" and sal" "f bonds "f TN"
t,:I -: Wh"'irnr. I" /" Hn'~'n n H"nds
Of ihr loan "f l>NI. and for IN" r"d"mp-
ton and payment th"rrnf. and prov ding
for pavement INTO tn" thty Treasury ~
r.r;aIn amounts from f"vouurs "f the
;aS and Water Works. tho following
described bonds i>-urd under Nh" said
ordinance wrr" determined by l"' by
said runhlIss ;nH"r:. for rcI''mpt Inn and
pa ym"nt "I Nh" lst day "f LAZY. y. ~.
1918 tm.wlt: l"nds. If Simn prinrirai
each numbered "a. IL, So. n, eS and
RnnhS If 81 .anu. rh principal each nE'n-
hcrod as follows: 1919, 149, GIG. 217. 2lo.
2e2. l9l, 267, ESQ,
SAID bonds :" determined Viii L." r'-
h"rnl"d md pad AT III" Rank of ~" Nhi"
Valley III TN" city "f Wh~"hnG, w. Va
IN and AFTER IT. day IT July HAS, az"
said bond. 60 d-irrmin''! viii "rH>" l."
l",ar rnt"r,.e' from tn" las! named day
and dItr
l.. T.. SANDS
NrREp tNl.nNEi.I.
u W. PETERSON.
Comm .e:sl"u'r> &c tho loan At l>S'.
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PEACE SOON LETTERS
TO SOLDIERS AID FOE,
ONE MOTHER LEARNS
Boys at Front Know Early End Of War Would Be Playing
Germany's Game-Fhey Have Job OF Beating
Enemy and They Need Words of Cheer
ARTICLE X.-By RHETA CHILDE DoRR.

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p"np!" what Nnu nave SaiN' anu """'
: | know To be true, for | nave seen
, sOmcIhinc Of this War. and | Ennw
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| >plrl al our H"'u''r>' ''''' e''"> "
'h'n what | have >"":!.
NV only son h:,,. said hef"rr. Is u
| .,,ld;rr H.. - at lin. front. aud | have
! r., heard from him SInrc this second
: h;rl nr TN. $n,rIn, hogan. which ~
dIr;,r.s his rrarn.ss To- l.r haii:.. Ir"ni.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

FOE SALE" IN at:. ar rr"r;: chairs
For Rubbers.

success depends upon tho ruhberS.
our ruhh.rS fit any standard jar. For
he ".:uld pack" process they ar" with
ant q peri. VIII not soften during stcri-
1izins. S.. q dozen, or 4 dozen for % CTS.
1,ool Store. lGSI-s5 Market 81. je-l7-m
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FOR SALE-Mlsceuaneous.

FOR SALE eight foot golden oak
loor .nS.$; | four foot floor case:
c,rh, i,,uI counter case: two eight fool
wood counters: ). dozen fine tea con-
tanners : soda fountains etc. Tool Store .
ln2l.S: Market 81. Jc-i1-h
FOR SALE-r.lcrtrlc motors. LILO a.
l...nat ing current. !, alternating cur
rent: i Is direct current; i direct
current. Also lot cf switches. lclc-
phnnes. ,.I"rrrr" supplies. etc. Tool Stores
1n:l-ss::: Market ST. jc-l1-m .
FOR SALE-I'rcSt-o-lvtc tanks $3.50.
Penney ard Spll-iorrh magnrtocs.
81 no, COIL boxes from $50 To $500.
,,so rs sur.mr "f second hand tires.
l,mps. automobile springs. aNlcs. and
ali other PARTS. Tool Store. l03i3% Mar
kct 81. J'lp-H 4
FOR SALE-,;""d chcftont"rs $500 each.
yak wash stands - to 81 each 8
lin. carved oak extension tables with
,>,ra boards $ .ach. MI makes OF
sewing ,rn"iin.s 81 each Irr hnNcs and
all oil rurnitur" tor sale cheap. Too!
SInrc. In::i-:;:: Market ST. jc-l,-h
FOE SALE" IN at:" ar "i"r;: chairs
q each also 81 revolving stools. 81
each. dnuhl" sh"" Si"r" bench l.
r.rt lonS. Tool Store. l"il-::$ Market
<, jc-l7-m
rof SALE .ron i-call"n sion" crooks
and Snn r.-galInn stone crooks. All new.
- sach Tool store. I0"1-33 Market st.
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laSch Obsenuies.

This afternoon from Tho LATE home
al 1I1% Warwood avenue. funeral serv-
ices will be held for Eliza beth H.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-E"rd touring car IN good
runHrns condition. also 4 Ford truck.
Gail W-mci>daic Jew Sell phrn".
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good office and livins
rooms on tho second and third floors Of
tho new Intclliscnc"r building. 1905 and
1907 Market 81. Now ready for occu-
rancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntel!iA
gcnccr. ap-1T-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

WANTED good lInrmcn. extra high
wages Working conditions the best.
II" trouble Address Box VI. H.. care In
tell EcnCcr. jc-i5-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
WANTED-AgentS

good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
mont plan. Best of goods and best q
We pay weekly. Z. r.
Adams Co. 1140-l14@ Main st. mr-l2-t
WANTED-s6G weekly and aut"mollIr
furnished mon rt"rywh"rr. placing
samples wonderful fuel product WIN
auinnohilr owners. =" worth "uii;!& gal
Ion If gasoline. outfit furn'Eh'd Tree.
T. EalIwry, go sta. f.. LouIsv'l'". NY.
j"-l!-E
WANTEp-AGrntS so. hn week. Star
IIiTS ncw hosiery proposition. t'Aar-
ani"cd for "nr :"ar. Must wear u
months or -|pIar'd free. g.. W. Noble
mnd" g: IN one day. Sworn PROOF.
Writ" for terms. Guaranteed Ii":i.ry
Co.. "liG Metal ST., Dayton. phi".
j"l'-S
WANTED Agents: Waterproof hiIrhHs
apron Seeds II" LAUNDERING lN"r%'
house VIZ" huv%. Dainty. durable. c""n-
ornicnl. Ei& ni"n"%. Sample. irc".
Thoma" Nrrun 90. %l:2 Metal 81. Day
ton. Ohio. l"-l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

WANTED--tioVcrnm" needs 2R.ptg
women CLERKS at Washington EXani-
nations everywhere July !. Experiences:
unnecessary Women desiring govern
mon; positions write for free particulars
to J. &. Leonard former Civil Service
t.Xamircr), %? kcnois Bldg, Washing
ton. jc-l5-A
WAETED-Compcrc Iiu cook for oardinE
hall. Bethany COLLEGE. Write or phone
Bethany College. Bethany. W. Va.
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-I.ahorcrs ready to work Mon.
day morning. Old Bcnwood Brewery.
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FOR SALE-.Nll makes

FOR SALE-.Nl makes Of magn"ios
roll hoX"s. headlights. sid" lights.
rr"St-u-liI" tanks. springs. +Nl"s. and al!
her miscellaneous parts FOR automn-
lilcS. also :, good automobile engines.
Tool store EU3l-:":::; Market 81.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE T-pa>>"nG"r Stun"hakHf
touring ear. F.i'rlrc equipment. S"It
siar;"r. SlaI.ni Ia quick buyer: also y
ira wheels. rims. ilc"S. "tr.. for all MAKES
If cars. foot Store. lQ3i-::.; Mark";! 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS


WE bay tia. complete furnishings "f
h"uS" lw" rooms ar twenty. Phone
graphs hnught. sold rnI repaired, Lin
,Iriof < Ii"p,r. Market ard ""rh So.
Jr-lI-'n
WANTED Nv huN show "aS"S cash r. -
ISlrr$ roll top desks, small Sat'S. ct.
'r"nI Slmrc. i"@l-":; Market -. jc-l"-m
WE DO HEMsT1TCEINT AND P1CHoT
EpG1NG WHILE YOU WAIT. ALL
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT At
TENTION ALL WORK GUARAN-
TEED. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO. 7o-l2TH ST, WHEELING, W. VA.
i"-lhm
Dress WE'LL AID SAVE MONEY, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
ALL SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS. GASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST WE ALSO BUY SEC
oNp HAND CLOTHING. n>y"N-iy-1
PATENTS s %SfEs !ss Az:
.rahenrark litiEation. Booklet free.
q. E. DUNLAP, fstsut Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank building
Wheeling. ". Va
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WANTED Female

WANTED-Cashicr. receiver state on
p"rirncc. salary desired and reference.
Address ~ H.. care InlclliGcnccr.
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ruhlishrd FIRST tlm". Monday. lInt
10Th. 1915. ir- IN ~
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l. W. PETERSON.
- Comm e$l"u'r> sc tn" Joan "f l>S''.
il 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
The Tramp
By Vincent C. Perry

placed by a modern Improvement.
and fingered the com bination. The
door opened 10 his touch. He dis
appeared inside 10 return in a few
minutes empty handed All done
for the day, all done" he whispered
feebly as he started for the outer
door. which closed after him.
It's the old accountant. Brooks.
He has been in his dotage for years,
but just retired a year ago." Jack
explained.
Poor old man." Prunella said, as
she examined the com bination OF
the vault III venture everything
I have been sent here TO discover
will be found in that old vault.
There" The old lock had opened.
Sure enough they found the pa
pers, and Jacks missing valuables,
besides numerous other small things
that had been lost around the of
fee.
MY desk must have been his"
Jack said, after everything had been
restored to their proper places. "And
l thought you had stolen some of
AAAg NlAAAEb.
And when you came tonight I
thought you were the thief" she
confessed with blush. at was hard
to deceive you when I was just
longing TO own up that I was not
the trump 1 appeared"
II should have known all along
that you were pretty and sweet. You
are a darling and I love you" The
words were out before Jack could
stop them. but then he had not tried
very hard.
Tight screw hair. low heels, high
neck, chocolate appetite and every
thing" she smiled as she permitted
him TO take her hand.
Beautiful hair lovely eyes. cute
wee nose, dainty neck, natty little
dresser, wonderful girl Every
thingl" he corrected, as he read his
future I'm her smile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03

pier St, who has been i'll with in
fuenza the past week, is improv-
ing The condition Of his son.
Henry, who was taken IN with the
same disease. shows some improve
ment today
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Zwierzchowski
617 Brookfield St. have returned
from Saginaw Mich. where they
attended the funeral Of their SON
in-law, Joseph Hermann.
Mrs. Edward Kuntz, So " d.
vision st, left Tuesday morning for
Elkhart 20 attend the funeral serv-
ices OF a relative
Edward Michalski and his father
in-law. Roman Gorzemba, have re-
turned TO Roseland, Ill. after a short
business visit here.
Mrs. Praxeda Plywaczek arrived
here Monday from Chicago 20 be q
guest for a few days al the home
OF Mrs. Salomeer Bartoszek, 435
s. Chaplin st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
REVELATIONS OLA WIFE

she drew herself UP and said: I am
not stealing these pictures. I am
simply taking what is my own. 4
happen TO De the widow OF Robert
Savarin.'"
The rouge and powder which Lii
Ian uses so profusely. and which is
the only things dislike about her.
successfully MD the paliOr which
knew must have spread over her
face as she heard the name OF the
artist. For her lips twisted as IL in
pain, and her eyes glittered strange
Iy.
Robert Savarin ?" she gasped.
And you say he was alive all the
time! Why. l thought Robert Saw
arin died Is years ago."
II thought that would hit you be-
tween the eyes. Lii" Dicky said
com placently. TT certainly did me
when 1 found out who the carefully
hidden recluse was up there. Robert
Savarin's is a name to cOnjure with
in the art world. you know. / never
saw him myself before this week.
Did you know him at all? But you
couldn't He was before our time"
a "WIstfuI'' Note.
Il have seen hlEl," Lillian return
ed. and 1 could see that she had re-
gained control OF herself after being
reason for which I could not fathom.
He was a most striking looking
man years ago. 1 suppose the years
have changed him much"
There was note in her voice that
in any other woman's but Lillian
Underwood's I would have called
wistful. 1 looked at her in surprise.
Could Robert Savarin have any part
in the life story of this woman I
loved so well?
He is still a stunning looking
chap" Dicky retorted, all uncon-
scious. as was her husband, Of any
thing save the interest of any artist
in a figure so romantic, so mourn
full as was Robert Savarin. "Of
course, the years and his affliction
have told on MIN. but he is fast re-
gaining command Of himself. He
will be the rage when ne comes on
10 visit us. Count yourselves in on
whatever stunts we do for him. And
you'll give him a blowout. won't
you. LIP"
Lillian did not appear to hear him.
She was tracing figures on the table
with her fork
What you incoming over, Lii %
her husband demanded. Didn't
you hear the Dicky-bird chirp? He
wants you TO entertain the restored
genius Robert Savarin, when he
comes down to look over little old
n Yawk."
Lillian started and looked at
Dicky steadily.
Entertain Robert Savarin >" she
said slowly Indeed, 1 shall con-
slider it an honor"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
Announcements

The Ladies Aid, Ladies' Benefit
and Sewing societies OF the Zion
Evangelical church will hold a joint
session Wednesday afternoon at the
parish school. Mrs. Isaac Calvert
will act as hostess.
/ Mrs. Edwin Eby, SIS L. Keasey
| St, will entertain the members o.
the Pythian degree staff Tuesday
evening. All members are urged TO
be present
The l.. and C. club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Samuel c. John
son, Gle S. Columbia st. Thursday.
The meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
/ ciety Of MunSon chapel has been
postponed from Lee until Dec. II.
Mrs. Frank Jefries, $40 Sherman
av., will entertain members OF the
Pathfinders' Literary club Wednes-
( day afternoon.
The pupils of the South Bend
Conservatory will appear in recital
Thursday night.
The Centennial club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
f. L. Essex. 1912 S. st. Joseph St
All members are urged to be pres
ent
Mrs L. F. Barter, $50 Park av..
viii be hostess to the members of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma frater-
nifty alumni association Wednesday
afternoon.
The Mothers club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. B. France, All w. Colfax av.
The Tabea Girls of Zion EvangeIi-
cal church will hold a bazar and
penny supper" Thursday evening.
Dec 5, at the parish school on the
corner Of Wayne and St Peter SITS.
supper will be served from until
o'clock.
The history department Of thu
Progress club will meet at S:45
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in the
club rooms
The Circle OF Mercy will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. B. Hagerty, 522 s.
Scott ST Election OF officers will take
place at this meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Lydick Evangelical church will hold
an all-day meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Jacob Watkins OF Lydick.
The Fancy Needleworkers' club
will be entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Patrick Kennedy.
315 y. Notre Dame av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
PERSONALC

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Truck of Col
umbus, O., who have been spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Neithardt, 21O s. Taylor ST., have
returned to their home.
Judge Louis NJ. Hammerschmidt.
1101 Riverside dr., has been called
to New Albany, Ind, by the serious
illness of his father. L. Hammer
schmidt of that city.
Mrs. Celia B. Hinkle, 500 n. Tay-
Tor St. left this morning for New
York city to meet her son, Cpl.
Francis NJ Hinkle, who is arriving
from overseas on Dec. 9Th. Col.
Hinkle is in charge of a railway
artillery unit
Adam WALSH left Sunday evening
for his home in Toledo, o.. after
being the guest of Miss Carrie Mes
todziany 1924 w. Division st.
Mrs. Louis Adelsperger of Wash
ington, D. c., who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Adelsperger, sol E.
Corby St. left Tuesday for Elgin,
Ill. where she will be the guest OF
her father and sister, Caesar Hentzi
and Miss Emma Henri. Mrs. Adels-
perger will return here on Thursday
and on Friday will leave for Wash
ingtOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
Is MADGE CORRECT IN SURMIS-
ING THAT LILLIAN UNDER
WOOD ONCE KNEW ROB
ERT SAVARIN?

Its a long sad story. warn
you, said Dicky
We were seated. Dicky and / and
the UnderwOods, at a restaurant
table chatting of our outing in the
Catskil mountains Mr.. Underwood
had claimed the payment OF a wager
ne had made with Dicky before we
went, that he could not fish for
trout after the season had ended.
and get away with IT," Dicky had
insisted that as we had neither paid
a fine nor spent any time in jail he
had won But Mr.. Underwood, sus-
pecting that we had been arrested.
even If we had paid no penalty. had
insisted that Dicky tell him the
whole story.
Cant be too long or too sad for
me-" retorted his friend, If only |
[ collect at the end of it,"
You ought TO be able TO weep
properly at all OF the teary parts, F"
his wife commented caustically.
you've been so sentimental all day
that you're almost ready to cry on
my shoulder now"
Not on your shoulder. Lii" cor
rected her husband with dignity.
IT'S a nice broad. comfortable
shoulder, I will admit; but if 1 weep
tonight / weep on Mrs. Graham's
shoulder"
The words were the lghtest OF
I banter. but the glance that accom-
panied them. straight from those
brilliant black eyes into mine, made
me shiver inwardly. But outwardly
/ fatter myself that l gave no sign
OF perturbation.
mo tears on this shoulder to-
night" I declared fatty. II know
this waist will spot. I have a special
suit for people to cry on. Hurry up
and tell them the story, Dicky. It
has so many thrills no one will have
time TO weep"
The story Of the adventures was
thrilling. and it lost nothing in the
telling Dicky is a born racOnteur.
and he omitted nothing. from my
first suspicious OF Mrs. Allis to the
night when we had foiled her at
tempt to steal the valuable paint
ings in the farmhouse parlor, and
had discovered that the artist, whose
genius produced the paintings, hal
once called her wife.
What Lillian Said
Ingeniously leading up TO his
climax. Dicky had not mentioned the
name Of the artist. who for so many
years had been hidden in his sister,
mountain home, suffering from a
clouded brain because of the cruelty
and perfidy of the woman he had
loved so madly. As Dicky told his
story, so familiar 10 me, ] had been
watching Lillian's face. for it held
curious. startled expression, as II
she were trying TO fit together two
pieces OF a puzzle. ana then Dicky
said dramatically:
And YOU can imagine all our
feelings when, just as we thought
we had trapped the woman fairly,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03

plat Of Beers second addition 20 city
Of South Bend
Stanislaw Pyszha TO John Rasprz-
ak. 50. all interest IN lot 454 Boa third
plat Of summit pl addition 20 city
OF South Bend
ST. Joseph Loan and Trust CO.. 20
Thomas JOachimiak and Anna ID a.
". $1,000, lot Z99 in Clement Stuoe-
bakers second plat summit pl addi-
ton % city OF South Bend.
Evan geline Walsh 90 William "a.
Dawson and Ida r. his wife. $500
Lot seven IN unrecorded plat of
Hastings Division So. acres.
Thomas Cosbey, widower 90 iona
than W. Zigler. $50. Lot 40 IN O. VS..
r. Fowler's first addition 20 the tovn
now city OF Mishawaka
Charles f. Bailey 20 8nshawaka
Trust 4 Savings Co. lot 40 In PO-
pendicks second addition 20 the
town now city or Mishawaka. So
1851.
Jacob Wommer and Carrie K. IT
& W. 20 John S. Stoeckinger and
Katherine H. & w. 94.25O Farm
In Penn township
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-03
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Members OF the As You Like Il
club enjoyed a $50 O'Clock supper
az the I. W. G. A, after which the
program for Dec 8. was presented
at the home OF Miss Anna StanheId
IA s William st. Mrs. Ralph Harris
spoke on Fighting France" Miss
Maude Heath discussed Relations
Between America and France" and
Miss Nelly Post gave "A Life Sketch
Of Lafayette Miss Grace Cady will
entertain the club on Dec. Ie. at
her home. 81 W. Jefferson blvd.
:.
Mrs. L. W. Mccain. 333 y. Mich
igan st. entertained the members Of
the Catholic Women's club Monday
evening. There were 40 present at
the business session.
-
The regular business meeting Of
the Live Oak Drill team was held
Monday evening with Mrs. Charles
Rivkel. 1909 s. Carroll 81. Mrs. T.
Martindale Will be hostess to the
members Of the team in two weeks
at her home in the corner Of Ohio
and Fellows SITS The affair will be
in the nature Of a Christmas party.
The health committee was in
charge OF the program at the meet
ing OF the Woman's Civic league
Monday afternoon. Mrs f. NJ
Barnes spoke on the War Camp
Community Service" telling Of the
work OF the various organizations in
the camps ana IN the surrounding
towns. and how much these organ
izations have done in raising the
standard and morale Of the army,
and how they are endeavoring 70
bring the standard OF the civilian up
10 that OF the soldier Mrs. Barnes,
who is chairman OF the committee
for the education and amusement Of
the blind In his city. discussed plans
for the instruction OF the blind Mrs
Frank Tritt told OF the measuring
OF the babies. and Mrs Jenkins
spoke on Conservation" after
which Or r. G. Freyermuth gave
n review OF health conditions in the
city.
The department OF current events
OF the Progress club met Monday
evening in the club room. Mrs. c.. NJ
Banta was in charge Of the pro-
gram. "Camoufage and Camou-
heurs" discussing il from ancient TO
modern times. On Nov. &c there
will be a patriotic program in OBJ
servance OF admission day.
p
A very quiet wedding took place
Monday afternoon at o'clock ct the
parsonage Of the First Methodist
church when Miss Clara Nieman of
Chicago and Friedrich Lawrence
were married by Rev. J. VI. Greene.
They will make their home at 1911
Fox st