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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-01-17

across the ocean to Halifax and then
across Canada to Vancouver, and all
the time they cared for me like a
brother. Many of the little things
they do, like furnishing cigarettes
chocolates and chewing, touch a
wounded man deeply and I cannot say
enough in their praise" T.
Three months ago a Billings, Mont,
live stock company donated a steer
to the Red Cross, agreeing to keep
and fat the animal until after Christ
mas. Last week it was butchered and
auctioned piece-meal, bringing near
ly $700 to the Red Cross treasury
Many parts of the beef were auction.
ed several times. The tail was auc.
toned ten times for prices ranging
from 81 to 81. Expert butchers anc
carvers helped at the sale by cary.
ing off choice cuts for the auction
At Havre, Mont, all chickens do
mated to the Red Cross since Thanks.
giving were kept and fatted and then
sold last week at q monster poultry
auction.
For some reason Kief, N. D., was
overlooked by Red Cross drive work.
ers until Dec. %. Then q delegation
Of the bsuiness men from the town
happened to visit Anamoose, the near
est large town, and came back to Kied
inspired with the desire Of putting
their village on the Red Cross map,
They called q meeting that evening,
Three speakers from Anamoose, one
who could speak in the German Ian
guage, another Russian and the third
English, drove thirteen miles in 9
driving blizzard to address the meet.
ing. Enthusiasm waxed high. Be
fore the meeting closed . Red Cross
auxiliary was formed with rs mem
bers, nearly q third Of the towns pop
ulation. A peculiar characteristic Oh
the Kief organization is its division
into the three nationalities. "A third
Of the members cannot understand
the language Of the other two thirds
AT Hibbing, MINI, there is . cor.
.ner in the Red Cross headquarters de-
voted entirely to knitted goods fur.
nished BY the iremen. Some Of the
best sweaters and socks furnished By
the organization ! exhibited ia this
corner. @
Red Cross service flags il the win
doWs 81 business houses ut saltwater
furnish excellent proof Of the inten-
sity Of the membership drive there,
Two of the largest firms il the city
boast 100 per cent efficiency, every
elaploye being = member 81 the or-
lganixation. .I5
Il never realised bs6ore how mach
Red Crpss Snrpplies mean a fhe
.S0l5isRs until Eysatos
lsGsIs
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-01-17

Mrs. Nels B. Arveson spent Satur-
day with friends in Bottineau.
Selmer Sivertson was a caller in
Bottineau between trains Tuesday.
Give me a bowl Of whole wheat
mush with cream. It's a dish fit for
the king.
A birthday party was given by the
Young people in the school house Fri
day evening in honor Of Herman Cor
der. The occasion being his birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. John P. Krogep left Monday
morning for Bottineau with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
julius Krogen and with her brother
G. Gorder and family.
Now is the time to have your au-
tomobile overhauled, so that it will
be all ready and in good running or.
der when spring opens up. John
Wall is right there when. it comes to
doing good work. Give him a trial
and be convinced.
Ole H~oibrenden went to Rugby last
Friday between trains to visit his
sister Hanna, who is in the Good
Samaritan hospital and his mother
who is staying with her. He reports
that Hanna is still very weak but is
improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wall and family
entertained the following guests al
Sunday dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Selmel
Dyrstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels B. Ar.
veson, Misses Haydee Jacobs, Zells
Slower and Rose Mulloy and Prof. H
Schultz.
Be prepared to buy your share Of
the Third Liberty Loan next month
There is no safer investment in the
world and we must all help to wir
this war. Our boys are being rush,
ed owe to France as fast as possible
and it is up to us, who are at home
to do our share. We are in this wa,
and it must be fought to a successful
finish.
Anton Wall, manager of the Car.
bury Farmers Elevator Company left
Tuesday morning for Fargo, where he
will attend the Grain Growers Con.
vention, the Equity meeting and a
meeting of the manages of the Farm.
ers elevators throughout the state. He
will also visit his daughter Alma
who is a student at Concordia Col
lege, Moorhead.
Emil Erickson formerly of Souris
came up from Fargo last week and
spent a couple Of days in town tax
ing invoice of the Erickson-Holt i'm
plement stock. He reports a succuss-
full years business here and states that
they r now in better shape than
eyer to give the farmers of this vicin-
ity the best service possible. Patron
ize home trade. It always pays.
The Food Administration urges all
the farmers, who r able, to secure
| good seed corn;' to plant as many
acres as they possibly can this year
and we wish to encourage every
farmer to get in touch with A. P.
Henderson of Bottineau and have him
assist in securing good seed corn.
This year may prove to be a good
corn year, and even though you should
not be able to mature the corn, the
fodder will prove to be valuable feed
for the stock, and it is better than
summer following. for your land.
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Personal

Miss Martha GiiIln has returned from
:, visit with her sister ut Neffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Reaser. of Central
avenue. arc the parents OF son.
\ Mrs. Charles Plcycr. who has been i'll
1t her home. is recovering.
Patsy DauEherty left last evening for
a visit with relatives at Chicago.
Thomas Rckertnn. Of ST. Clairsville,
visited III this ci;y yesterday.
Mrs. Harry D"evars. who has been Ill
at her home. has recovered.
w 4. SchncgE. Of t'Owhatan. was Wis
iting with friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Grace Steward will go 10 Steu-
benville to visi; with friends.
Clayton Phillips is ahl" to be out after
4 two months illness.
Darby Henderson. who has been III,
has recovered.
Mrs. Charles Landkrohn is quite i'll at
her home.
Miss Mary Elliott will spend Sunday
+ with relatives at Stcubcnvillc
Miss Anna M"ist"r will K" t" Pitts
burgh to visit with relatives,
Miss Kate IGlvcll.. who has bccn Wis
itinS her nephew III Camp Sherman. Will
return HON. this evening.
John RisLnco has returned TO SteuoHn-
willie aft"r \ visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs Fred Cartwright. Of DunkIrK'
Ind. has ben called to This city owing
To the serious Illness Of her mother. Mrs.
Charles Lardkrohn.
Miss Francis l'augherty is i'll at her
home.
IoS"ph Campbell. "f Cleveland. Is
spending 81 few days in this city with
friends
Miss Clara wishcId. OF Cleveland. Is
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McMecheu Personals.

James Haynes OF Wheeling wa. 4
business visitor in this city yesterday
Miss Hilda McFaddcn has recovered
after n severe attack Of In Grippe
Daniel Nightingale" and family nave
turmoil ,n their homo n; New Mexico
after u few days visit here.
MIR. Snidnr Of Wheeling was nus'-
ness visitor in this city Yesterday.
Roy Mix and family OF Cameron are
sncnding n few days with relatives on
Fifth street.
; Mrs. r. ". stephens has returned
hnrnr after a 40 weeks visit at Nc"
York.
Miss VIRGINIA Howard ~ Cameron.
" Va, is visiting friends in this city
for a few days.
Charles Weiss was 4 business viS'ior
in this city yesterday.
Little Dorothy Marpl" continues III at
her home on Fifteenth street.
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Briefs and Personals.

The Johns snnkChOuSc on Snul
Fourth street is being rcInod"l"d.
Miss Roberta Blackfnrd has accept cd
a position in the "tilc" ~ lii" York.
will" mill.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles TrigcS. Of North
Seventh street, are the proud parents q!
II ninc-pnuuG baby girl.
Fred Morris 4 salesman for The Johns
smokehousc. was n business visitor al
Strubcnvillc.
Friends in this city hav" received Il
number IF letters from Will IinglinI
I1r is nnW stationed in France.
Mr.. Frost. OF Louisville Ky. is in
town on business.
George Thomas. driver. hrok" \ spring
on the large truck owned by tho Scolt
Lumber Company.
Mr. T.. NJ. smith returned To h"r home
nj Cameron after spending 4 few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Cox. -!
North Fourth street.
Miss Annie Morr"y l"f. FOR t'adiZ.
whore she will visit Miss Helen Sh"rriiT.
Mrs Grnrg" .EiilcSpir il runnnCd ~
tn" home Of hcr father on Walnut street,
Of plcuriSy
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Meeting This Afternoon.

The meeting Of the Liberty Loan
workers 70 b. held az noon today at
the First Presbyterian church promises
TO be the best yet hold. It will be the
final meeting OF the campaign and will
be addressed by Captain r ~ Bacham.
Y. NJ c. A. worker. He is said to on
an orator Of great ability and has a
message TO bring 70 Bellaire. Music for
tho occasion will be furnished b. !.
sextet Of soldiers from Camp Sherman.
who are touring tho stat" with Captain
Rasham in the interest Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan.
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Soldier Is Recovering

Louis Spies. who WAS seriously In
jurcd about Il month ago when a |. s
army truck went over a steep bank on
81. ClairSvillr Hill. killing another SOL
dirr. is Improving rapidly 1T the Martins
Ferry hospital. and expects soon To be
able To resume his military duties. Pri.
vaIc Spies has been well cared for n the
hospital. and has made Il host Of friends
during his illness. His leaving Will cnus"
much regret.
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Wife Of Soldier Dies,

Mrs. Ruth l.. Greer. wife "G W1lfrCd
Greer. passed away NJ tho home of her
mother. Mrs John Myers. at 515 Sher-
man avenue. The husband Of the lat,
Mrs. Greer. who was spending 4 fur
Tough hero. left for Camp Sherman yes
tcrday 10 hav" his furlnugh extended.
The deceased leaves her husband. vii
fred Greer. and one daughter, Wancta.
Funeral arrangements will be announced
later.
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VIII PLY Salem.

II vas announced last evening by
Supt. W. A. Walls that the game he
tween the high school eleven and the
Salem high school Will he played this
afternoon at League park as scheduled
It was feared the game would be cam
cclcd owing to the flu epidemic, hut
the health department has issued no or
der as yet
The Salem high boys are considered
one Of tho fastest football teams in the
valley and have 4 number OF other new
stars in the lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Church Services.

The following services will be held 1T
the st. Paul's Episcopal church on Wal
nut strect near Sixth. Rev. J. l.. Lang
horne. pastor: The twentieth Sunday
after Trinity; a. M. holy communion;
9:l5. Sunday school: 1880. morning
prayer and sermon. Membership AMI
Loyalty" 1880 J.. H.. evening prayer and
sermon. ST. Paul'S Method" Mid-wetli
service on "Wednesday at $50 p. IN. ~
hearty welcome always 10 all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Well Pensed

The new "skip-stup" plan which was
started some time ago by the wheeling
Traction Company Is being faVoraolf
commented on by patrons of this city.
Formerly the cars seemed 10 stop 1T
every street and alley. One can now
board 'pay-as-you-"nt"r' car ana pe
in Wheeling within twenty minutes. For
mcrly il took from thirty 10 forty min
utcs. Thus it is proving great time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
ShodvSino Briefs.

Mrs. Hin. nf Harrisrill. - visiting
hcr daughter. Mrs. J. l.. IiAiuway. of
Linrnln avenue Mrs Moor" and baby.
If Elm Grove. arc ais" GUESTS OF Mrs.
Tia 'l"way.
John Kelly and family. Of West Forty
inst street. are moving /" home IN
East Thirty-SiNth Str"";.
Er;"r,lN !,.rr will h" Ell,! Ia know that
Harry f.. Lee, Of this place. who has
been in Franco for several months. has
been ..t:l Anc"d T." The grade Of first li'u-
t'EHn; Lirutcnon1 Ice IS \ son Of Mrs.
Katherine Lee. If West .t"rticih street.
Mrs. John tiabrl. Mrs. .Iuhn Gamble
and the laItcr's brother. Earl Wilson. are
spending The md "C III" week NJ lnS
camp. Seldom Inn. nj Lynn Camp. ". Va.
John NirhulSnn and j. Il. niati left
last evening for columbus IT. attend
h" convention "r III" American Fell
Grafton If Labor.
Mrs. Thomas kry$Hr Of W"S: Forty
nth street. with her children. j. 4 guest
of friends near Clarlngt"n.
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ston yesterday morning and hned $''
and costs. which they were unable 10
pay They will he taken tn ST. Cars.
willie. where they will join the road
gang. Pete Johnson. John Mousse and
Nick pIafrakcS wcr" charged win
gambling They w"rr each given 81"
and costs. which they rIid.
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BODY of Soldier Here.

The remains OF the late William Con-
ley arrived hero yesterday at noon and
were taken to the Noble morguc. and
later TO his home north of this city. The
deceased died Of bronchial pneumonia 1t
the base hospital ut Calnp Sherman
Tuesday evening at o'clock The body
was accompanied to this city by Il mill
tary escort The parents Of the boy were
at his bedside when death camc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Miss Macrarl,nany Expected.

The people If Eenwnud are expecting
Miss Huth MacTammany tO speak there
before long. She will probably give
one of her interesting talks To the resi-
dents OF Rcuwond. mforc lcaN ing the
vicinity of Wheeling. and all are look
INK forward IL her promised visit with
much pleasure.
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E0leyNdngPlS

tone up weak, inactive, sluggish Kidney
and help rid the body ofPoisons. WIN
kidneys and bladder properly tuncronnt, Ip
and health, strength and euerty come /"
natural result.
c. F. Reynolds, Eln1irn. n. T., wr,teG lhreo
,,op,b, ado | was r;ck 10 bed with kidney trouble.
NV back ached 20 severely could not Get up.
We read Of Foley Kidney Pills. 90 | sent tor
some and commenced taking them. In few
dayI wa. up out OF bed and upon teer'nt the
.,ork' and have had no more backachcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
PEW p;sh In TUCKER County.

Rev. James L. Fish. OF st. Andrews
Episcopal church has been in Tucker
county for the past week. While there
hc nficiated at the funeral of a friend,
Mr.. w. f. Dollie Rev Fish reports
vc-y interesting week spent in the
ruunty and says that notwithStandinG
/ he unpleasant mission which called him
there he enjoyed the trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
SHERRARD:
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
No public meetings will be- permitted
FOR any purpose in Marshall County
during tho present epidemic of Spanish
influenza. This disease is very conta-
gious. No caus Is Of such Importance
as to justify taking tho chances. That
public meetings would involve.
!f our Nation becomes generally
-: ckcn our enemies will take courage.
~ rs all 1Sht this scourse.
Public sales and all public meetings.
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CanvaSsers Meet.

At a meeting OF tho solicitors for the
fourth Liberty loan campaign last night
the following report was given FOR the
days work: Twenty-Five thousand dol
lars. making total Of $4,000. This
Is but quarter Of the quota Citizens
will have to subscribe moro libcrally If
the amount is expected to be reached.
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Entrtaiped Friends,

n.y. james Bremen cntert ained
MI , i. Of her friends last evening with
NJ rr party of very pretty appoint
N, MS. The affair was arranged in hon
nr of Mrs. Louis Kearns. OF Grafton VINO
is Mrs. Rrcnnen's guest. Covers wcre
laid for ten and very pleasant e'on'ns
Fol1owpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Red Cross Able to Work.

There have been a great many calls
for yarn for sweaters tins week, show
inr thai although tho rooms are closed.
the people arc not losing any tine IN the
making Of the much needed articles.
Even material for bandascS and pads
have been taken home. and finished anc
The cha rmcn III charge are IL b" praised
"u their untirimg efforts, At seeing that
all the members are supplied with work.
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Mr. D. d. Parks. d"kk man 1T the city
building. is the proud grandfather OF a
baby girl. born To his daughter. Mrs.
Charles TriSSs. of North Seventh street.
yesterday morning. Shorty" states this
is his first experience as grandfather
and seemed To b. in the best Of huInor
all day yesterday.
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Entertain Knitting Club.

Miss Jessie Wolfe will entertain the
members of the knitting Club ut her
hume on North sixth street ncAi Tues
day evening at 80 The affair will be
in the natur" oil linen shower IN honor
OF Mrs. clara Mcpanlcls Davis who
VAS just recently married. knitting
will be- Tho main diversion "f Tho eye
ming. and nj Il sensouabir hour Il TEMPT
ing Hoover luncheon will bc served.
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Funeral Services,

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
james MUIR. who passed away al her
home Thursday morning Al 1915 o'clock
ri tuberculosis. Will probably b, held
Sunday. Rev. +. L. Shift Will offlciatc.
1ntermcnt will take place nj the River
view cemetery. her husband. James
MUIR. is now stationed in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Names On Honor Roll.

There are few residents on tho South
Side who do not have their names on
thc Liberty Loan Honor Roll. In every
district can be seen the names OF the
subscribers 10 the Fourth Liberty Loan
and very few names arc missing. Those
who have not already done so are think-
ing Of taking at least fifty dollar bond
and the South Side il justly proud OF the
patriotism Of its people.
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Tho Misses Mary and Margaret NC
Mum we're hosteSses to the members or
;bnir sewing club last evening at their
home IN Market street. In addition 10
rhe knitting, sewing. music and games
were enjoyed until a late hour when a
delicious luncheon was served ny lHs
.
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Deaths Of the Week.


Mr.. John Mct'lrSlrr. 81 years Of are.
died Wednesday morning III the nome Of
his daughter. Mrs. William H"Gkinsun.
\ service was held II the home last cr"-
ming and today the lody will be- taken
II Pittsburgh for intcrment.
The l5-mnnthS-uld child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William 'iif'n. III Lincoln avenue.
ui"d Wednesday afternoon. following an
attack If scarlet fever about eight weeks
ago. Rev. Whiimor". NJ III" Methodist
church,. conducted IL S"rvic" a ih'. home
yesterday nftcrn""I and burial wu3
rad,. nj High Ridge.
Mrs. T.. j. Evans passed away Thurs
day morning. death being du' |" Il C"nI-
p!lcatInn Of ailments. and terminated an
Illness of two years dural She ~
SurVII I'd by her husband. "in' son and
four daughters Service VIII III hrld
this afternoon at an" hnuI" on E.:.SI 'Fhir-
tE-SiNIh street AMI inlerm"nt VIII bc
L. aI" at Ross Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
BELLAIRE
Ohio to Be Closed

Til. state health board Of OH" de-
cided that ;he state must b. closed To
prevent an epidemic of Spanish intlu-
enza In cities where the disease does
not exist the order will not become
effec;ivn until it makes its appearance.
Schools. churches and all public meet
ingS are placed under the closing order.
saloons may remain open. but conSTs-
eating and ioit"rnS" will be prohibited.
The order applies 20 drug stores. gro
c.ry stores and business. in general. The
order stated that it does not mean there
is an epidemic. but IS taken rs pre-
cautiouary measure TO prevent the dis
ease from SprcadinENae state.
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Barn Dance.

Mrs. Jake Wagner will entertain a
large number OF her friends this evening
with barn dance. The party will leave
this city early in the evening and will
journey 70 Winding Hin. whore the barn
dance will be held. Twenty couple will
make up the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
BENWOOD


The Brn""h Council Of Defense held
very Interesting meeting last evening.
All If TAR committees were present and
each had y number OF new phases Of
tn" work 80 present. rlans were made
for tn" campaign and all are filled with
tn" d"Sir" /" make the Fourth Liberty
loan gn OVER the top.
Still Subscribing.
T"h patriotic people Of Hen~ood ar"
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Return From Camp.

The members oil tn" high school foot
ball squad returned from their Trip Il"
Camp Ferry. west OF This city. yesterday
morning. where they have been camping
for the past several days. Tho boys
stated that they had n fin" Time but
owing to thc lack OF cats were forced
10 return thus morning. The appearance
nf HE boys would make ono believe they
had been on bum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Colpuhus Day.

According I" reports about the city
las, night tn" Columbus Day cclcbrt-
ton. under tn" aus7tc3.s of the local
Itaifan societies. Will BIZ held today. The
health board. at special meeting. TO-
Gently decided that II" celebration
should b" postponed. Yesterday City
Health OFFICER pr y. ". Boone gave his
consent and the event will BE- celebrated
as planned.
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,rr. c1enmena snrnins Anhle.

Mrs. X. Fl. Clcmmcns. p roltl,i'SS n,
woman Of the South Side. sprained mel
nnkl:. yesterday. in attempting ~ ctI i...
, sion ladder. for the purpose of hanging
81 While tho pain is severe Mrs
Clrmmcns Is able 10 walk around and at
Irnd 10 her duties.
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Two Nurses to Camp Meade.

Misses Anna Mari" and Elizab"lh &C
,rIia ISurk. two we'll known ladies' ol
this city. heard this country'S call ana
enlisted rs Red Cross nurses lew
weeks ago. They received orders LueS-
day To report at Camp Meade, n'H
l,r. las, evening with the Wheeling
uuir.
.rb, two ladies were accomp anird L"
tho train with Il host of friends VINO
wilh.d them success while in the -"rF-
irr. They are graduates " the Norih
Wheeling hospital.
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1i+t1a Child improving.

Mary, The nine-lcnr old dfughter Of
Mrs. Francis ?inney. nf South Chapllne
street. has been seriously III with Wnoop-
ing cough for the last two weeks Is
mich improved and il is thought that
within A shor, time she will be able TO
ioin her playmatcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Surgical Dressing Glass.

Th" :.urgicaI dressing clusS did no
meet last evening. iu" /" the epidemic
Of Spanish influenza. As soon as 'hS
class opens again II Will TAX" twice inc
number OF people /" make up the work
for lost Lime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
birthday PARTY,

Miss Amelia Gleason entertained with
a birthday party last evening honnring
The ncrilsun Of her 18th birthday. Knit
Ting WAS IN. popular diversion Of the
evening and Il dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess at 10 O'CLOCK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
SHADYSIDE
In the Churches,

Lincoln Avenue Methodist church.
Erv. 4 {. Whiinlor". paslor--MornirE
sermon theme. ~ lad Move At thc
evening service. Rev. T.. II. Curtis. super
Intendcnt OF the Anti-Sal"on League for
the Marietta district is tn speak IN lhr
wet and dry issue
Christian church. Rev. r. d. thinner
man, misunderstanding sermon theme.
~ Study Of Paul $ Character" evening.
~ Good soldier
Pres byt"rian church. Dr. l.. VI. Price.
pasIur--Dr. rric" has been out Of town
most of the week attending tn" Ohio
Synod AT Canton \ visiting minister
viii I've in charge az the morning ser
vice. but the regular pastor IN The eve
ming