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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
SAND HILL.

The Sand Hill Epworth league Will
give a social on August Ia. in Jones
field. opposite the Sand Hill general
store. The proceeds will he used for the
leagues benefit.
The Rcd Cross auxiliary met in n
business session at the NJ. r. church
on Tuesday evening and tn" sowing
for the week was distributed. WORK
completed for the month Of July was:
Hospital shirts. -: hospital pants. Is
pair: pillow slips. Is pair: convaI"sccnt
robes. ): trench slippers. 4 pair: socks
knitted. pair.
TIL" trustees Of tho lower SAND hllI
school. No. :. mot in business sos
sion on Tuesday evening and III" sclcc-
tinn Of teacher was mad" tho ono
appointed being Miss Th"SSa Hess.
Thor" w"r" several young lady aprll-
cants.
Letters have been received from ihr
recent drafir"s who ar" now in Carp
Meade. expressing appreciation I'll
Uncle Sans generous acrnnnndat nn:;
there. Several No. | class y VIII leave
horn the coming week.
Miss Katherine Archer. who has hccn
srcnding several wcckS with relatives
in Cameron. has returned homo.
Mr Ellis McCreary who has hccn
mute i'll for tho past several wrrks. re-
mains in tho Same condition. Dr r..
II. Wilson Of Martins Ferry met IN
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Martins Perry Personals.

Dr. Carroll McGinnis. of tho HoGc
building, has enlisted rs an army surge
on and expects to be called to duty soon.
The National telephone offices in The
Ralston building were closed Saturday
evening after tn" merger took place.
Rev. r. Z. McDapcl and family will
leave Tuesday for Kentucky. tn spend a
vacation.
\ meeting Of tho World Wide Guild
Of the First Baptist church will be- held
this evening at 1890 o'clock at the
church.
Quite a lot Of excitement prevailed
yesterday afternoon in West Fayettc
street. when. it is alleged. \ resident Of
that street. gave his wife Il beating.
The wifr-beatcr will get chance to live
on bread and water If ne repeats the act.
Thomas Smith. Of Nandcrgrift. Ia. is
visiting Mrs. Mary iobcnSack. in Stuth
Sixth street.
sir. and Mrs. Myron r. Cole have re-
turned home from II trip to rnion1own.
Ia.
The condition If Wheeler Ralston
son " Mr.. und Mrs. G"nrg" RaiStpn. Of
North Fourth street. who has bad casr
OF ivy poisoning. t. r"gard"d rs serious.
Mrs. J. VI. Black fore. and daughter
Miss Roberta. will leave to-day for n
two weeks visit IN frrrpurt Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and son
Paul Mrs. Elsie W"Iff. and son Norman.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex j.. Dixon. Mrs Jcn-
ME Gatchrll VII Sunday far Il Ken days
trip 10 Rrahy'S LAX" AMI tlnvclanG
Allen CoChrHn returned HON" today
after Il visit To- Camp sherman.
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FLUSHING, O.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Cowrn and little
daughter are visiting Mr.. Governs par
cn,s. Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. towen.
Mrs. r. II. Rctz and daughter. Fir-
ginia. are visiting relatives in Fits
burgh.
Mrs. John DnnIcy was shopping IN
Wheeling Thursday. -
DR. G. r. Newton and family. OF Akron
visited this week with Mrs. Newton
IA rents. Mr.. and Mrs r. j.. Bethel.
Peter tiiffen. of BarneSvillc. visited
this week with his son. WIN Giffcn.
Ira Howell and Mrs. Oscar Dunn. OF
Canton. were here tins week TO attend the
funeral "f Vernon yelling.
Mrs. Edna RcddInGton and sister. Miss
Maggie. Ellis. of New Waterford. u"
are visiting friends here. q
Rev. Chas. Rcynard If Hiram. visit
cd this week with his parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thumas Rcynaru.
W. W. Cnwcn. of ST.. ClairsTIllc. was
n business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Win. Feel and children. urc VS.
iiing relatives IN Dover. <.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Lough. of ST.
Clairsyillc, were Flushing visitors We'd
cnsday.
Mrs, Sewers. Of Rcllnlre. is visiting
ap tho home of &. W. Henderson.
W. +. McNeal and Or. P. il. Pettcy
have purchased new Huick cars.
Mrs. Joel Walker and daughter. OF
Murristown. visited this week with Mrs.
Walkers sister. Mrs. Will Huff.
Mrs. Jessie and Mary Ross are visit
ing friends in CadiZ.
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Mrs. Frank Duncan has left for her
home in Ohio after Il visit with her
parents Rev. and Mrs. j. b. Sniith. or
Jefferson avenue
Mrs. Mary Lutcs. Of First s;rrrt. is
spending Il couple nf weeks in Akron.
with her son. Wendell Lutcs. and fam
lily.
Mrs. Il. IT. Rubrccht and two children
have returned home after Il two weeks
stay with nrr sister. Mrs. ED ban. at
Columbus. OHIO.
Hubert I.uirs. travelling salesman. is
spending n few days at his home On
First street.
Rev. Harry Mc''oInhs has returned to
his HON" ut W"slervillc. OHIO. after n
two weeks visit with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. !. +. McC"mbs.
Miss Lillian Smith has returned to
her homo in Jefferson avenue after Mt
tending the summer term al Bethany
College.
Mrs. George Watkins. OF Now Mar
tinSvill". is visiting among friends IN
tho city.
Mrs. t. i. Hill is visiting friends in
Warwond.
Mrs j. H. Ferguson and son. Robert,
and Miss Eleanor kiitlc and. Miss Helen
Crimson. ~ Shrrrard. nT" wishing Mrs.
Frank Gree nan. nf Third street.
Miss Crane WOODBURY. IS spending a
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WARRINGTON

Miss Florence Taylor. who has been
visiting friends here Ter the past month
has returned IL her home in Trenton
y. ].
Mt Dan u'Ncil. of ParkcrsburS. WIS
4 business visitor hero the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cover and son,
spent Sunday with relatives In Morgan
town
Miss Opal Hopewell has returned home
afthcr Il several days visit in Fairmont
Mrs. Homer Toothman Of Fairmont
visited relatives hero the past week
Il. u. Davis spent Sunday here with
friends.
moving into the Ward property on Main
street.
Frank Mayors has returned home after
q several weeks visit in Michigan.
Mrs. n. +. Fitzgerald has left for a
few weeks visit at Mount Clemens.
Mr. S. s. Sturm was Il business visitor
in Wayncsburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. w. Huey have moIed
into the Hays property on Center street.
Mrs. l.. Harvey and daughter. Miss
Mildred. arc visiting at the home Of the
former. here.
Miss Mary Hanlcy lewt last evening
for The East. where she will attend the
millinery openings and while there will
he the guest Of her Sister Mrs. J. g.
Lampc in Baltimore.
!. r. Timms left last evening for
Cleveland. Ohio. Ia drive homea now
Studie.'
James .1olliffc. Of Butler. Pa. is visit-
ing in town.
Miss Adnlinc johnson has returned
from Chicago whore She has been taking
a course in music.
Miss Grace leonard has accepted n
position with tho Western Union at ST
Albnns. W. Va.
Miss Rulcy Hess Of aFirmont. is visit
Ing relatives here for n few days.
Miss Helen Bcrnhardt. Of Cicvcla nd.
Ohio. is here for Visit with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. J. VI. Barnhardt.
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P O5|T|ON OPEN
FOR A BRIGHT
YOUNG WOMAN
MUST BE A HIGH SCHOOL GRAD
UATE. A TYPIST WITH kNOWL.
EDGE OF BOOKKEEPING
AND BE ABLE TO TAKE
>-- DlCTATION.

The young woman who secures the
above position must have the neces.
sary education to furnish foundation
for development into a frs1-class
stenographer and hookkeeper.
y splendid opportunity to gain a
valuable experience and develop into
an expert in a short time will he given
to the young lady applicant who show
the necessary qualifications.
The principal requirements are a
good high school education, accuracy,
speed and willingness To learn and
give service.
A young woman who has had some
experience in bookkeeping and stenog-
raphy is preferred, but previous ex-
perience is not absolutely necessary.
Application can b. EIade in person
or by letter to Miss Elizabeth Park.
Financial Department, Sterling Prod
ucts Qncorporated). s2-104 E. Nine
teenth street city.
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with DR.. Arnold Of Llv'

consultation with Dr.. Arnold Of Lir'
inEstonc on Tuesday morning.
Miss Carrie Daguc. one Of the faculty
OF West Liberty state normal. and MIS-
John kiger OF Elm Grove spent the
Weekend with Mrs. c. S. Jones and
family.
Mrs. Brice Daguc has been quite III
, at her home here for the past week. L.
Grove was called in attendance.
Mr.. Silas Baxter Of MonGehcla City
is the guest Of his niece. Mrs. Albert
Daguc.
were transac;lng business, in the city
Mr.. John Francis Is slightly indis-
posed ut his home. &.
Mr. Joseph Sutton Of Moundsville has
been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
, Elizabeth Dhguc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Of huntsville, Pa.
were guests OF their. daughter. Mrs.
! James Junkins. last Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Wallace Of Majorsville
was visiting friends in this community
Miss Pearl Love Of Moundsville ~
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson OF: Cam
bridge. a.. are visiting their several
Big Wheeling creek.
Miss Florence Jones was spending
Friday shopping in the city.
! Miss Lille Winters is spending this
week with. Mrs. Hattie Dague.
Mrs. Harry Davis will remove his
family To Elm Grove the latter part or
this month. where they will make their
future home.
Mrs Florence Conrad and daughter
arc visiting at the home Of Mrs. Z. X.
Fa levine.
Mr.. c. w, Wallace Of Overlook. Elm
Grove. will begin his season OF GRAIN
threashing on August S.
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Arch T. Fogle, Of Bcllaire. republican
candidate for nomination for county aud
itor. has earnestly tried TO meet every
voter OF Belmont county. that he might
make friend Of him. :.
He has sought to have tho voters or
Belmont county investigate his past
record confident that the voters will
find him clean. competent and courteous
and worthy of their vote and trust.
AS secretary of local union No. LOT.
L. NJ W. Of A.. he represented them IN
the suh-district state and national con-
ventions.
He made good az a steel worker at
the Carnegie plant at Bellairc and at
Youngstown. Ohio.
As the trusted representative Of the
R. l. Dollings Co., Of Columbus, Ohio
nc built up growing and profitable
business by his efficient attention and
courtesy throughout vermont county.
He is now holding his first and only
office. either elective or sppointive, for
the people as councilman at largo in
Bcllairc. Ohio.
Because he has made good in every
position Of trust he earnestly asks the
Republican voters of Belmont county TO
boost him with their vote at the pr;-
maries on Tuesday. August IL, for coua-
~ auditor.
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WHEELING CREEK

Mrs. Lena Carabon. Of Wheeling. Is
visiting ut the home Of Ellsworth Sheets
family.
Mrs. Cecilia Hunter. of SHORT Creek.
returned TO her homo after a few days
visit with her daughter. Mrs. George
Il. TioEg.
Miss Cherlotta Crow. Of the Clay
poke. is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs John Shepherd.
Avis -. White is visiting at the home
Of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wcs-
ley White.
Mrs. Mattic Hill. " Moundsvillc. is
visiting relatives on the creek.
George Miller was IL business visitor
al tho home of J. \. Dean, Thursday.
j. A. Dean and Russell !. Shepherd
were Wednesday visitors Al tho home OF
the latt"r'x sister Mrs. Will Luke.
Miss Angela ". Lean spent sunday
afternoon with Gertrude w Dean.
Mrs SilRS Fisher was Il Sunday vist-
tor AT the home Of Mrs. George X. Hogs
Ed crnckard visited friends on the
creek Sunday.
Miss Nellie Huffman and Hclnis Girls
we'll werc Sunday callers 1T the home
of Mrs. Charles W. kcmkc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
MOUNDSVILLE
Camp Meeting Closes.

Tho 1918 session of the Wheeling dis-
trict camp meeting. which has hccn in
progress at the camp grounds for the
last ten ,la3N We brought to close
Sunday evening. Tho session was the
most successful in many years. high
degree OF interest Icing maintained
throughout and the atttiIuanccS being
large at practically every session.
Rev. Morrison preached tho final SER
mon Sunday evening. II" preached also
in. the morning and in the aft"THo"n,
Or. Miller delivered his sermon. Swing
ing Back to the old Land Marx. RihE
,neetir,;s were held AT | 30 and at seven
o'clock The visiting cvanEclistS. Rev.
Chas. Conley. singing and Rev: Chas :,
Cobb. both Of Columbus. helped 10 -
prove tho services tho last few days OF
the r/mting.
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RIVER news

Tho gauge at the wharf at p. m,
yesterday showed feet S inches and
falling slowly. The marks at the root
OF McMcchcn dam registered feet ano
rising.
All bear traps were lowered yester-
day TO leave n portion OF the water OUT
Of the pools to create another artihcial
wave at take the accumulated toEs OF
coal on, Of the Big Kanawha river,
where 100000 bushels Is awaiting
SIN pmcnt to the markets at Cincinnati
for manufacturers engaged In govern.
mont work. The coal will move out OF
tho Kanawha Tuesday.
The Dunbar passed up for Pittsburgh
yc$t crday ut $50 n. m.
The Wilton arrived late Saturday
night and leaves for Matamoras this
morning nj 1880 o'clock.
The Verne Swain took OUT twowell
patronizcd excursions yesterday.
The Helen E. will he in ut noon to-
day and leave for New MartinsTillc At
500 r. m.
Tn" Old Reliable passed up with
gasoline hargcs nj noon Yesterday from
Siatrrsvillr to Pittsburgh
The Liberty will leave for Matamoras
tomorrow morning Mt 1880.
Tho Verne Swain leaves for Pitts
hurgh this morning at $50
\ valuable consignment on the Verne
Swain for this city Saturday night was
enf pigs OF copper. valued at s9.nnn.
Tho copper will he worked UP here into
tho finished produc, for war purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

Robert Moore. colored. janitor OF the
city building, was robbed Of cash and
jewelry valued Ut more than $500 Satur-
day afternoons Charles t>auGh. also col
ored. is suspected OF having committed
the robberty. Paugh was arrested sew
eral week ago for being a Stacker. He
proved his innocence. and Moore took
pity on him and gave him employment
around the city building. He also fur
nfsi,ed him with bed and board at his
own home. Since the robbery PauEh
has disappeared.
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has gone 70 Camp Sherman 10 VISIT her
son.
Mrs. c. L. Dowler is i'll at her home on
West Tutnty-third street.
Roy. s. 7. Salmon. of Canton. Is VISIT
ing Pew G.. 3. Smith. on Guernsey st.
Miss beatrice How+n. Of this city. has
returned from Il visit at Canal Dover.
Miss Alma Kink:.de is spending a few
t;avsl with friends Mt Cameron.
Miss Mary Norton. Of R"s" Hlli. is
spending 4 few days with fricnds at
Columbus.
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HONOR Sal4cted Soldiars.

Members OF the Royal Order OF Lions
will honor several members OF the lodge
who have been called into military serv-
ice with a reception In their hall on
Union street Tuesday evening. Several
OF the members will leave Friday with
the next contingent for the Columbus
barracks.
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Two weeks vacation with friends and
relatives nj Warrington.
John l.. HIggs. who is employed as
Fair,nont. spent the week end at his
hume IN this city.
Mrs. Rex Milllkrn has returned 10 her
home on Sixth street. after week =
visit with Mrs. W. l.. Sellers at Lime
stone
Walter Dunlap and family. who have
been spending the past month with his
parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Dunlap. OF
Second street. have gone to Cambridge
ONO. to visit with the family Of lbs
brother Charles Dunlap. They VIII
then 70 10 Newark for visit hrEorc re-
turning 10 their home in Bcllcvillc. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
macHev school Completcd.

Tho new Mackey school building in
Nackey addition which has been under
construction for the past year, is finish
cd and will be ready for occupancy when
school opens The members Of the
board of education inspected the build
ing and have agreed to take 1t over.
Work on the now Elm building IS DC
ing rushed and it is expected to be un-
der roof sometime this week. 1t Is
hardly probable that it will be COM
pleted by the time school commences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

Many local residents will 60 out TO
Colerain tomorrow to attend the -u-
neral services for the late Henry Har-
ris, who died Saturday. He was well
known in this city.
Miss Laura Bingle is visiting frlenas
in New York.
Mrs. Mary Shankford aud daughter.
Miss Jessie. or RarncsT-i1t~. ars MN N &
rela tives in this city.
Many from here arc making arrange
ments To attend the ball game next
Sunday ut raddcn park. between tho
Camp Sherman team and the Martins
Ferry Athlctica-
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VIII Not Omen Walnut Grove.

The proposition to open Fourth street
through the old Walnut grove cemetery
to Burlington ro:td was turned down. at
least. for the present ut the regular
meeting Of council Saturday evening.
The high cost Of material and labor and
the great amount OF work on hand was
the reason given.
Mayor Ralston in making his report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
mr. Jenttns VIII Remain At Plant,

Council meeting Saturday evening
was devoted to hearing the committee
from the Stationary Engineers union.
who de1na ndcd that Esuu Jenkins. tho
new water superintendent. be discharE-
ed. Service director Bert Pickett was
given until today to make his decision
but he gave thn,n his answer right on
tho spot by stating that jenkins would
remain as appointed. A walk-out may
result.
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Announcement that the Camp Sher-
man baseball team would play here next
Sunday causAd Il great deal of enthusl-
assn to be worked up and record at
tendance is assured at the game. The
Martins Ferry Athletics will furnish
the opposition and a good game is as
sured Edward MullaneH. local boy, is
captain of the Camp Sherman team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

Tl,' ScIoul bard will hold the first
regular meeting 1T the NOR IN tho ccn-
trail school builu"ng this evening. Althn
the majority If the teachers have been
elected. there are StiN u few tu be rhoS-
eli. and it IS thought that the remaining
vacancies will hr filled this evening.
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Tray Clnh Meeting.

The Trek Club will hold an important
business meeting ut the headquarters
at a2G jefferson avenue. this evening At
eight o'clock The club is planning u
house warming and other social events
for tho future. Tftrc will be number
of business matters Ia b" TRANSACTED
this evening.
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Council Tonight.

Council will meet III session tonlEht
at the city building. Thrr" will prob
ably be several matters of 'rcrcSt tn
be considered. among which Will hc final
action on tn" Iirc truck. There are
other matters also Ia he considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
Two TO Entratn.

TWO local draftees from the limited
service class. Charles Madden and John
knight. will entrain today for Syracuse
y. z, where they will enter special
training class. The boys will leave to-
morrow over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
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VIII Enjoy Picnic.

The Koinonia class Of the First Rap
fist church will enjoy picnic TUESDAY
AFTERNOON and evening at the home Of
Mrs. Ross Hobcnsack at Linnhurst. on
the Colerain pike. The ladies viii 20
out in the afternoon and will be Joined
by their husbands and friends for 4
basket Supncr.
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aroce~r Mating.

The regular meeting Of the Retail
Grocers Association will be held this ev-
ening. Important matters will be con-
sidered and the new sugar regulations
will be discussed
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Members Of the city food conservation
committee will meet here this evening
at the mayors office Important mat
tcrs will be considered and all members
are urged 10 attend.
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RElLAIRE
Kmk CouttnTdnt.

Twenty-seven men will leave next
Friday mourning for the Columbus bar
racks where they will go In training.
The names OF those who viii depart are:
John A. Baker Clarence Ward.
Lewis ~ WilSus. Dorsie F. Hatcher.
Emmett Baker. Vernon T. Fowkes,
jain A. Richardson. Emmett Palmer.
Jacob Lee DuTEg. Earl W. Dunfee.
Herman T. Crooks, Walter :. DurlSg.
W. y. Cash. Walter I.ituetun.
Lewis kamZis Orville c. Phillips,
Frank ". Moore. George Galucci.
Paul N. Keyscr. Joseph Ault.
Leslie Schaffsr William Blakeny.
Hughes MARBLE George Warnock-
George Kirkland.
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McMechen Briefs.

McMechen Briefs.
T. y. Marshall spent over Sunday nj
Littlcton.
Oliver Morris has returned home after
a brief visit at Cameron.
John Crow is spending q brief Vaca-
ton at Atlantic City.
Mis- Helen Hartman nf Pittsburgh. Is
expected here This week.
Misses Helen and Mildred Lowe will
leave this week for Chicago.
Miss Barbara Bosworth. of Mounds
WILLIE is the guest Of Mr.. John Oliver ard
family.
Miss Ethel Howard. Of Cameron, is
spending few days with friends hero.
Mrs Harry FranSnaurht has returned
to her homo at Shadysidc. after spending
several days as tho guest Of Miss Edna
Real.
Mr. Danncmillcr. Of Canton. rs spend
ing several days with friends here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

Ten offenders were picked up by the
police Saturday night and Sunday. All
were charged with drunkenness. They
Will be arraigned before Mayor Culber>-
son today.
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Funeral Por Miner.

Funeral services for the late William
Monihan. who died Friday morning at
his home in Tiltonville were held Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev.
". II. Harcrtield. pastor or the Filto!T
vile N. l.. church. ofticlated and inter-
ment was in RiverTicw cemetery. The
deceased was Il we'll known coal miner
and had been i'll only Il week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

Of fines and licenses for the month
showed that 1874 had been collected in
fines and SS2 in licenses.
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Rellaire Briefs.

Mrs. D. ". Cooper. OF Gravel Hill. l2tt
Yesterday for Mansfield TO visit re'a-.
Nr and Mrs. John RodewiS. Of Rose
Xiii viii leave to-day for Loop Park.
". Va. where they will spend fe"
Mrs. George Simmons. Of Gravel Hill.
IS spending few days with friHncS IN
Now Martlnsvllle W. Va.
Mrs James Madden. OF Cambridge.
has rcurned horne after visit with
Mrs. J. F. Johnson. OF Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05

As a soldier, Major Davis Elkina
knows what our soldtsrS IN France need.
vote for. him IL o vote for Fs5Sht1l'I
men. =.
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Services For GRANDMA" Reed Today.
We'll Known pairI,a, Dead.

Henry Harris. aged IS years, passed
away Saturday at noon 1T his home on
the Colcrain pike. He had been Ill but
two days. death resulting from cholera
having been dairyman here for many
morbus. Mr.. Harris was well known,
years
John. Edward and Charles Harris. Mrs.
Richard Saunders. Mrs. w. Stullenberg-
or and Mrs. Helen Childers. all of Mar
tins Ferry. Funeral arrangements are
INCOMPLETE.
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McMECHEN
Rod Cross.

Rod Cross.
The McMrchcn Roc, Cross; will hold a
2leetlnE Thursday in thcir headquarters
on Tenth street. TIL" Surgical Dressing
class will hold their weekly meeting on
Friday evening. Thcr" Will be n" sew
ing Monday or Tuesday.