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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
SAYS MUCH SUGAR
IS WASTED HERE
rood Administration Officials Urge Ia
tioning Of Sugar IN Public
Batting Places.

Hundreds e pounds "t sugar are
wasted monthly in III" restaurants no
tells and eating places In Wheeling ana
surrounding towns. Bowls filled WIKI
sugar on very tahl" and counter ana
Tho sugar hog" helps him Or herself
cording u their liking. Som" 81 these
sugar hogs use three and four ZINES
the amount % d"c"ncE IN their coffee
rr tea thus imposing on tho proprietor
Of the place where ihry eat: thry not
ONLY rob ;h.. eating places hut do an IN
Justice 70 thc law abiding citizens ana
t. the food adminisi ration as we'll. OK
fici;lS ~ the national food admlniStra-
ton in the city yesterday SAID III" rric-
;icc OF ratiouinC sugar was in vogue all
over tho. country and Wheeling ana VI
rini;v we're tn, only places whore II Is
not observed. They wcr" guests AT d
certain clue for lunch and 20 their dtS-
HAY found three sugar bowls on the
taol. at. which they sat and looking
around SAW that all tables w"r" over
supplied. \ reprimand t" tn" steward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

hose-who can say what. may do it,
produces another crisis. We must pty
or die.
Time was when women only were az
flir;od with the bargain craze. when thcy
alone fell victims 10 the lure ot SalcS.
l.ut as modern women have displayed
a tendency To masculine sports. SO Eien
have fallen beneath tn" spell OF Inc
sales. They never suffer 10 Quit" me
same rXtcrt as their womcnkind: ne:hr-
thclcSS. they do not. by any means. cs-
cane. They are not more inSenSlblc 10
tho destinations of "rcduc'd' socks nnd
shirts than women TO reduced blouscS
and hosiery: hut when golf balls and
smoking materials and such like re-
uuirrmcn,s Of the ma!a creature arc
found to h" going at ridiculous reduc-
lions. Jack becomes aS rtbld ever the
sales AZ Jill. He Scramblcs in This or
that department. while she wrcsllcs In
tn" others. II" comes home ilu.htd
with victory ovce his bargains. This
epidemic is not n thing 10 laugh 10
scorn for any one Of us now proudly
Standing may fall the very first time
we look in a shop window or enter with
in portaIs where sales are In progress.
She who can resist the summer sales "
abnormal. And ono verify believes that
even mon are beginning 10 think SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
SIDE TALKS
SUBSTITUTES FOE SYMPATHY.
BY Ruth CAMERON.

Have YOU met that typo of person
writes q letter friend who. when you
are telling her how hard you have t"
work to keep three strenuous youngsters
clean and we'll and happy. and your
house in order, without any help. and
how fcarfully tired and nervous and
sick II 1t all you get sometimes an
sw,rs without spark OF sympathy
Well, most OF MS have been through II
I had four children in eight years my :
sell" OF Something 10 that erect: Ana
doesn't it make you fec! rs II you hfd
had Il slap In the fnce
have. and II does.
When one asks for tho hrFad OF sym
pathy. one does not want tho stone OF
an observation-disclosures att
tudc
The Biggest Lesson Of Suffering.
And the person who offers II SHOWS
no has missed the biggest lesson OF
harsh experience. which Is 20 be ahle
10 give sympathy 10 these who are tac-
Ing such experiences.
Not to have learned sympathy
through suffering. is TO have failed IN
life"
\ similar Jobs comforter Is the per-
son who reminds you how much worse
off someone else Is than you. I sup
pose II ought to help us 10 remember
that sort rf thing. but somehow IL
doesn't. very much. It's about As hard
10 comfort yourself for the aching loss
~ 4 dear relative by hearing Of some
ono who has lost his Who'll" family In
Some holocaust as II would he Ia sat
isfy ones hunger by reading over the
menu rc n banquet.
Moreover. If the person who calls your
attention to tho misfortune greater than
yours. Is himself snuEly free from mis-
fortune. this insIstenCn that you he
thankful for your comparative immunity
somehow lacks force.
Nothing Comforts Like Genuine SYM
pathy.
When t person is having hard time
and comes to you for sympathy. thc h"st
thing you can give him is just Sympa-
thv-iust n tender recognition of his
suffrrings and ia" feeling that YOU hr"
truly sorry for him. No ready mHhn
ontimism, no nne sounding cXhnrtatioEs
Ia courage. ran h"lp 80 much as that.
To be sure having given that. y"u
MAJ find snmo word Of encouragement
N offer some tale Of L misfortune
uhic,, looked ne black rs his and which
forwards cam" cut all right. some
phra~a Of cheer that hns helped y"u.
Bur Tics" should hc added 1" sympathy.
not substituted for H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Ex-Czarevitch is
Again Reported Slain

INNnON. July 1i.--Sw"thSh news
papers publish 4 statement made ny II
Svvrdr just returned from Moscow. that
Alexis Romapnff. son If Nicholas l;"-
manoff. III" former Russian tnr"'r"r. mas
boon killed by Il Enl&h"vik S"idI"r h%
IrrsnE Of q bomb. says an ENrhanE" Tel
cgrlph drsintCh from Copenhagen today.
(Thrrr harr mr'n numerous runners
recently Of the Death of IN" young Al
xiS Rornanmff. tn" FORMER 'rlr apparent
lr,t none has boon confirmed frnm any
ouiiorltatIrc source" Tn" r;iu.i recent
rirrums,an:ial account "f his surpassed
Wh" rr.ahnutS was printed III German
urwSp"pcrs ate in lHn". Th'S" 'i""l%"-
Cd ,1,a, ~ was then al Tnh"lSk : i"ria.
r,yi;It, b-.cn left h"hind thor" h"rhuS" uf
illureS whom th. "tho- m"nrl"-rS Of tho
un,nanuCf family w"r" r-,un,"d Ia N"k-
.,,,-iuhiIr.rS
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will likely place sugar Mt that place in

its proper sphere hereafter.
Mr.. Figley. one Of the special lnvesu-
gators had this To say for puhilcatloh
on tho subject OF sugar. thinK
that sugar ought to be rauoa"d IN
W'hac!iug the Slmr as any other place
and il, dom" 50 will conserve 4 great
quantity Of sugar for other uS"*. IL
is = simple matter /" ration sugar ana
will repay any public eating place 10
practice it, Two traSp"onfuilS OF sugar
m An .ur|lope 10 each customer IL AL
That is necessary and tho cost 81 inc
..uv.lup"S Of tn" siZ" required can De
bought in Thousand lots Tor Il :"w cents
and tho small trouble OF putting the
sugar IN them amounts I" praruSa''F
mining and il IS Il cleaner and more
sanitary way "a serve it. customers
soon CO, us" To it and prefer the ne"
service 20 the old IN little whllc'
From an economic and hygiene STAND
point i; is the best way after all.
Mr.. F'iglcy. with M"sSrS Laihlin. hail
and Sawyer. tn" special investigators
IF tho national food administration have
been otnr most Of tho states IN the un-
ION pursuing their duties and utter their
short visit - Wheeling yesterday. lctt
for other points in tn" state last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
OBITUARY
William Nieour, Sr.

Following u prolonged illness IF COM
pliCation Of diseases. William Nichur,
ST.. for many years 4 resident Of the
Wheeling district and II we'll known mill
worker passed away in the family
home. Stop II. Mozart road. yesterday
afternoon n l:26 o'clock.
Mr. Niebur WAS born in Germany s.
years ago and came To this country with
his parents when n child and had lived
in this community since. IL" was q
member az Zion Lutheran church and
was affiliated with several traternal or
CARNATIONS For more than 20 years
he was employed in various capacities
in South Wheeling mills and retired
from active work Il number of years
ago, owing To failing health. His wife
passed away n number of ycars aE". II.
leaves several sons and daught ers
among whom ar, Charles and William
Nicbur. both Of this city.
Funeral services will lie held in the
family home M"nday afternoon at ":"O
o'clock, with Rev. +. 7. tritchlow. pas
tor of Christ Lutheran church. OfhcIat
ing Iutcrmcnt will he in Mt Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Little Brother Rundown
Cried and Fretted - How he
Recovered.

Mountainvillc. y. N.-"My it'll"
brother Ind typhoid fever. and II lc!'
him with no appetite. weak. rundown
and always crying. Nin"l proved n
wonderful tonic in building him mp ann
restoring his strength after everything
else fnii"d. '--Lucy Sherman
The reason Nln"l was :" SUCCESSFUL ~
This little boys case. - because II CON
rnins the very clements needed tn hnlld
M n weakened. rundown system. mike
rich. rcd blood and create strength.
Hoce-Davie Drug Company. Wheeling;
Sribv & Reed. bridgeport. ohio. and
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
DENIED BY DANIELS.

WASHINGTON. July ,1l.-Runors Of
:: shortage of medical supplies on navy
ships were vigorously denied to-day ny
Secretary Daniels. VIII" issued state
mont saying there Was an abundance
If such supplies. and that a day and
night force Of men was maintained nj
tho Rrnnk!vn Medical supply depot 10
meet all demands. the collection or
funds To supply ships is neither desired
,rr authorized and tn" secretary asked
The public. :" report to district com'nand-
ants amy statement that the navy lacks
medical stores or equipment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
r eck|eS
Now Is the Time to Get Rid OF Those
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
If feeling ashamed OF your fr"ckl"s as
C,,h,,,.--. dnuhl,, strengthens guaranteed
,n remove these h"m"ly spots.
Simply get an ounce o. pihine.
,rI,Iy y nt,ic Of il night and morning
npd vnu should soon see that even the
,,.,rs; rrcrkl.s have begun 10 disappear.
while Tn" lighter ones have vanished
entirety 1t is seldom that moro thh II
49,, ,,,,r,. IS needed to completely clear
m. S,::n and Eaia beautiful clear
a., .:urr 10 ask for the double strength
Othira ms this is sold under guarantee
of mon"y back if il fails ~ remove
freCkleS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
HEAVY FROST DAMAGE.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Tremcn-
deus damage from frost ia Brazil was
rrnort ID to-day in official dispatches.
Unusual frc"Zlng temperature in sac
Pauln have ruined til" young coffee
plantations and reduced the product ion
Of Of OH plantations tn an estimated 81
per cent. e normal until 1921. y MIL
jori;y Of I'll" plantations nf sugar cane
castor l-.nnS and fruits destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
LLOYD Pappas.

Ilovd pappaS. "-yrar-"ld son or Gus
and Ethel pnppas. passed away EcStfr-
day a, the Ohio Valley Hrn"rni hospital.
Funeral services viii he held this alter
noon from III" Watkins, liouS" flcrrs
mann undertaking phrlnrS nj " ci"'k'
Immediately following these services
the remains Will he shipped /" NaShin"-
ian y, whore intrrmenI will he made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
.Julia NAV Korrel.

FuncraL services for the late lula
May kurrcl infant daughter OF Morris
land Mary Scamnn knrr"l. ~ south
Wood street. will h" held Tomorrow nit
rrruun at o'clock from IN" home of
AIR and Mrs George W. smith. at
49, south Wood street. Only t%n
wc.kS ago occurred tho death of the
twin sister 10 Julia Mag. Rev. Metz
ger will nilicialc lntcrmrnt will be
made at the Peninsula cemetery.
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IF HE EVER DOES.

The man who lends coin has his sor-
rows.
For man acts so queer" said Tom
Textiles:
Hes as meek rs lamb when he Dor
rows.
And nc cross as n bear when nc SET
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Ssle-itiG.

i IS hardly possible" I" "scare IT, -
II docs not tax" one F"rm. IL zoos 'ti-
other. and undoubtedly the frvrr - er ~,
Jrmic Tho weather has nothing 10 u"
,,;,h il fnr wr fall victims Ia IL IN Inc
winter rs we'll MS at this tim" ~ year.
Yet, perhaps. il is IN tho summer INA :
soIr-l,is claims the most victims. ne
causr summer wares. th"Gc sweet ia ~ n,
:ncsrc md uiry nnlrin.nrSsrS arr 90
nosi;iIrly irresistible when they are al =
frrrd ut tempting prices. vt all "FrptS:
here We arc IN for the fever again. ana
which On" nf US ran say III auEhHce
whether our attack will b. MID or n
severe one" Salr-iliS is not Curahlr III
dar. and during an attack temperature
flurtuntcs in an alarming degree. inc
sight Of n hat or gown that IL would
hc ~ positive sin I" Irt 60 may III
vt,rily increase. our mnlady. And just
ne We supposed we were on IN" E'En
road 10 recovery. ~ duck of blouse.
some Irresistible lace" rarhS"t. SIR
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>-;ogor, Fails and other points ~ n
irr "t along the lakes. Upon tnciT re
yufT Inc brides parents. Mr. RnTte<'
is we'll known and is rmplny"a hIidc is Is
,1nr.In ncpuiar and enjoys host . Ha
frirnds both in this city and on 'he
Ohio side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
FRUIT HEARTS"

No coupons hut highest quality" That's
Fruit Hearts tho original candy coated.
fruit Favored Chewing Gum, packed IN
tho handy package. Call Tor Fruit
nrarIS" today.
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p,-.va,1 Dinner For visitor.

Mrs Newton Samuels. VIII" has ncrn
thc curs, ~ Mrs. y. y. Wheat Tor t,,'
mast fortnight. will be the mmn"l -, - nc
' sti, hy Mr. and Mrs. Charles ba.cS
~ the country club. prior !" "Fs'
Sar,mcI. J.partur" for her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
rra Stevenson Hostess Thursday

Mrs. j. +. Stevenson al Iro. .tj. a,
i H,rr ,hcom ma" a, The country club on Thurs
d Lnl The afternoon hours foilG"'n6 ~
III" luncheon period. yer" dryn''u nr.iu
thc witnessing. Of thr exciting "i 'hi
in the state golf tournament ~ was
courrnjul group.
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Tea For visitors

Thu E.lg hom" on twenty SECOND street
will nc the scene ni = merry gathering
of Young people this afternoon from
twn until five o'clock. when over SlNtH
mcmhrrs ot tn" younger set will rail I"
meet Miss Betty Walker of Sutton; W
Va. who is The house guest Of IN" hos
toss and Mrs Robert Ruhi of BaTnnsV lie
md Miss B'sS Bryant Of ihtSohrS h'
u,bo .rc visitors IN the city will also
share tho hnnnrS Of Tho afternoon.
Yellow and white will form the drc"-
rativr scheme. with tn" lea Table bearing
blossoms Of the same color. The nos
tess will hr ass$Ird in serving by MISS
Helen Rolf. Miss Edith l'onn"snn. MISS
Vera NcF.lruy. Miss lrma SchcncriclR
and Miss Virginia El:G. Those included
in the party are:
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APPEAL REFUSED.

PARIS. July ll.-Th" court 81 "aSSa-
nan To-day regretted tho appeals o. nc
~, N convicted in the cas-" NJ IN: ter
maunh,lr newspaper E"nn"i Rogue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
FALL WEDDING
ANNOUNCED At
PRETTY PARTY
MISS LILLIAN sCHM1DTS ENGAGE
MENT TO ". JAMES E. MBHooh
OF BETHANY ANNOUNCED.
Dinner-paroe This Evening Will Be
Delightful Conclusion to Coli Tour
na1neut ut Country Club.

! ORIGINAL in every detail wns the
pr,,ty afternoon party given by Ms.
&. W. Breitcnaten. Mrs. W. II. Nader
and Mrs. John MetzEar. AZ the home
or the former on Elm street. Martins
Ferry. yesterday.
The Rreitcnatcin homo presented
mos, attractive setting with its pretty
decorative arrangement OF the national
coIors. Azalcas Of scarlet hue. white
ohio. and blue larkspurs tremendously
carried out the idea in floral design IN
the drawing room, while flags. great
and small. were prufuscly used TO COM
. plcte the potri"tic note.
As the guests entered the drawing
room their first glance sighted hugr
. broom To which was entwincd a NY OF
like nrnrortlnns The clever hostcSSeS
conceived this very unique way OF an
nouncing the engagement or MISS
Lillian Schmidt Of this city TO MT.
james T.. Mrlroom Of bethany.
After the guests had recovered lrnm
their surprise the hride-"lect was pc
sicgcd with inquiries m To the date 81
the happy nuptials and were int"rnl'u
that the wedding will b. an autumn
event, occurring some time in StoncF'
Miss Schmidt is n member OF prom
lnent local family. being the daughter
of Nr ana MIS- Mart'n ',"''''"a y" -,
street and has always been active III
cbu,cb md benevolent work md enjoys
wide circle OF friends. Will" the
rronm-to-b. is retired aGrIculturist'
and Is prominently identified with the
business interests nj bethany.
So,binr .lsr sets the feminine mind
oil '.atinylr'' quite so easily, AS does
~ unc1ncct,d wedding announcement
and inc "nurls" in the knitting session
Thar followed nj yesterdays party
wrrr Of minor Importance. The
luncheon al the conclusion carried out
10 sorn, patriotic appointments that
w.,.ro usrd throughout the home. while
w. niocr cards were miniature fans
,ho fclds nf which concealed hand
, cd hrnoms and lilies The group
p,i,,d,d no following.
'''N Nrsdamcs
,,.. r,-,,o,.in;r IsronL E'lntn
lhlI E I,t 90 "a NrEaddcn
N''o rc"N a ITi,bcra
l.. IL. lrASe =: S,,rore
Harold Miller r. ih;,,s-
John Seynoiu Ii.rn,b Enrn
Arthur Scnm'ot ti"mry uockman =,
". B. Downs t INN. lInim,hrieb,
John Nader. ST. n'nt? to4nr
G.. w. BrcltshSte.h ~
e.ia, Tiiiie Iiuehardt
LILLIAN Scnmldt it ,.rr KnIhitze-
Sophia Mcizgat Ia - urn;tcnstrir
Josephine L.ipfn'Fo' X ;Syi, Rrcitenstcin
koretIA ~! n'iH
Saoeila oe!oo'o
o, p,,.. Tonirht
Dinner Dance Dan to ing ,',nr,udinr
ms cFe'nms ,i,,n,, ,vcnk for local
feature 10 an cNcIt'nhi ~ tbo ma
society: Whirn Nt.' , m'' =, ,bn nuntrv
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Mrs. Vincent King Nntrrtalned iho
members Of tho Hi VI club and few
-, her friends with card party Ncst"r-
day afternoon. at her homie beyond Edge
wood Five hundred occupied tho
guests during tn" carly hours. al the
conclusion Of which prizes were award
I'd tn Mrs. Otto Enmrrth and Mrs. Ray
mond Lyons. for having attained the
highest scores. willis the consolation
prlzr went 10 Mrs. Albert Srhan.
luncheon Of tempting appointments
concluded an enjoyable afternoon for
the following guests:
McSdnmcs:
Louis Reel p. !. King.
Albert Schan Fred kluE.
otto E.mmcr;h. Raymond Lyons
John Miller W. H. fulmer.
Miss Alma EmmerIh.
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Bartlett- Murdoch Nuptials.

The wedding nf Miss Ethel J. Muir
dock daughter OF Mr.. nttd Mrs; y. r.
NIu-iork in Mr. charles Henry bartlett
WAS nm interesting: event Of "Wednesday
morning. Mt III" home If he bride N
l[irkwnnd Roy. J. +. Neal. pastor OF
tho kirkwood Presbyterian church per
formed tn" ceremony: thor" were u"
attendants and only tho immediate rela-
;ivns and intimate friends were prcs'7'.
Tho bride wore gown Of ETr% crcpc
rl,. rh"nr completed with trimmings NJ
n contrasting rNSr shade and wore
rursnEr Of Christine roses. y WrdnlhE
dinner followed the ceremony. after
,vhirh Mr.. bartlett and his bride left
for Il short trip. which will include
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Rural School Notes
District No. 2, Cady

Those neither absent nor tardy
during the second month are, Viola
Jacobson, Alfred Void, Carl Koonst,
George Koonst, Arthur Koonst and
Howard Koonst.
Our school closed at the end of
the second month for influenza.
We earned picture of President
Wilson in two days by getting SUBJ
scriptions to 'sThe Farmers Wife"
We have organized War Savings
society with Alvin Erickson, presi-
dent, Daniel Johnston, vice presi-
dent, Marcus Peterson, secretary,
Miss Thompson, treasurer. All the
pupils have joined. We named our
society, The Oak Lane War Saw
ings Society"
The children are saving fruit pits
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Resolution

Resolution levying taxes in the
city of River Falls for the year 1918.
Resolved by the Common Council
of the city of River Falls, that there
is hereby levied for taxes for the
year 1918 in the city of River Falls,
upon all property in said city liable
to taxation as the same appears up
on the assessment rolls of said city
for the year 1918 as follows:
For general city purposes the succ
of five thousand dollars for the pay
ment of interest and installment of
principal of the water Power Bond
Fund falling due the ensuing year
as required by the resolution au-
thorizing the issue of such bonds,
the sum Of one thousand eighty
(1080.00) dollars.
For the payment of interest and
installment of principal of the I'm
provement Bonds falling due the
ensuing year as required bv the
resolution authorizing the issue of
said bonds, the sum of three thou
sand eight hundred fifty TIVE and
$4,000 (3852. 50) dollars.
Passed November 4, 1918.
Approved November 4, 1918.
Geo. Tn. Smith, Mayor.
Attest. F. v. Williams. City Clerk
On motion voted to adjourn.
F. v. Williams. City Clerk
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s.'Sss
Steve Lewis has rented the Perley
| Webster farm.
We are glad to see that Fred
Rattery is able to be out again.
Everett Webster has gone to Mimi
eapolis to take up the aviation work.
Lloyd Sherman s father and brother
| Everett spent the week end at the
farm.
Axel Campbell completed his Job
of painting the interior Of the church
last week.
John Iverson has bought the Steve
Phenning farm. He will take posses
sion next fall
William Stapleton and Leonard
Benedict are two of our boys who
go in the next draft.
Mrs. Richard Flint had the mis-
fortune, Monday evening, Of break
ing one of her ankles.
Three boxes Of clothing was sent
from this town last week to the
Minnesota fire sufferers.
Albert Fuller resigned his position
as teacher at Red Granite and is now
one of the soldier boys at the Normal.
Gertrude Stapleton, Blanche Fuller
and Gertrude Gregorson are still at
home from their school on account
of the influenza epidemic.
Perley Webster and family expect
to start this week in their auto to
their new home in Texas. The best
wishes of their many friends go with
them.
+ = + !: :ssss.s.s'ss.'s
+ !:
KENNEDY CORNERS
Egan Larson went to Minneapolis
Tuesday to enlist.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Anderson. and
family spent Sunday in Baldwin.
Mrs. Winnie Peck and children and
Chas. Smith spent Sunday at Fay
Millers.
The Misses Hazel Schorn, Rose and
Sarah Garland visited at the James
Larson home Sunday.
Fay Miller returned Sat. from
Ashland where he has been in the
hCspit al two weeks with Influenza.
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$399.13
IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND

IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND
Cast Stone Construction Co., 18th
monthly estimate 827.35. Bills al
lowed, Mccormick, Bartholomew &
Sutherland voting aye. On motion
voted that Mayor Smith be a COM
mittee of one to attend to having
the sidewalks on Main street put in
good shape.
Resolution levying taxes in the
city of River Falls for the year 1918,
offered by Mr.. Sutherland and Sec
onded by Mr.. Bartholomew was &C
copied and adopted, Mccormick,
Bartholomew and Sutherland voting
ave.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07

and nuts for gas masks.
The visitors this month were:
Supervising teacher, Mabel Jorstad,
Mrs. Norman Olson, Geneva Berg
and Anna Dahlberg.
Clara M. Thompson, teacher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07

Miss Marjorie Chryst of Prescott
Roads spent Sunday and Monday
with Miss Anna Barrett.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07

Nels Parsons returned home Mon
day from Hallock, Mimi. where he
has been since spring.