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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:

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day If you are not represented
formation. Ia
Ice Cream.
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Tor anA PURE MILK CO., III
4oQ-oz-04 Jackson St.
Jeweler-
R. H. MoREHoUsE.
427 Holiday.
Phone 1923.
Loans. Mortgages. Financial Agents.~
Pic NEER MORTGAGE CO.,
4th Floor Mulvane Bldg.
Phone Pa
Mattress Factories.
MCINTYRE BROS, SPRINGS. BEDS
l.. Mattress Factory. 227-229 Quincy.
Phone 5275.
Opticians. -
500 Kansan Ave 81
Photographers
. Ic7 Kansas Ave. *
Phone 1889.
Real Estate Dealers. Loans. Insurance.
c. p. BOLIVAR REAL ESTATE,
Collections. 30 Columbian Bldg.
Phone TBS Ring 2
Sand Dealers.
TOPEKA SIND CO,
Foot of Topeka Ave.
Phone 343S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-09

Matt Rock Hit Monk Hard.
Cleveland, Feb. 9.-Matt Rock. of
Cleveland. knocked out Monk Fowler,
of New Orleans. in the sixth round
of a sch eduled ten-round. bout here.
The men are bantamweights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-09

In less than five minutes after he
first laid eyes on him, an observing
Topekan discovered that President
Dickerson, of the Western league,
hears a striking resemblance to Presi-
dent Ban johnson, of the American
league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-09

Safe and Sane.
A soldier from Chicago read a paper fresh
from home
While Bertha Krupps and hand grenades
were bursting DER his dome.
II was lucky guy he>said, "to sail across
the foam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
GAINESVILLE

Mrs John Armstrong; a well Know
and highly esteemed lady. passed away
at the home Monday morning AZ :
o'clock death following a sh nors l If ace
and besides her husband she leaves IVY
aurh,ers: Mrs. Samuel Showalter aha
Mrs. X. X. Gregg. of this place. ruher'tt
services will be held from tne I10!ne
Wednesday afternoon nj o'cioGk, IT,
/, s. Rose. nf Bridgeport. officiating:
Intcrmcnt will be made in the cemetery
at NcrirysDurs. o
Thornberry, were brought 70 TINS pia"SS
ON train 30. "a, Sunday afternoon aho
taken 70 thr home near Somerton. me
death of Private Thornhcrry occurrGa h.
t,,mu Taylor, Louisville. KY FrluaJ
night. death resulting from pneuH3nia.
He was y years OF age ana n rb;s % nar-
hn lrny"S three sisters and two broth
nrs: Mrs. Ed Ncuhart. OF NynS aEct'G it-
Mrs. John Schrircr: or CihrkSoIIrS, w..
va Miss Ethel, Harry ana mares >
Thurnhcrry. Of the home: re was =
grandson Of Franklin Thornherry' 81
Fast south street. Funeral services Will
be held from the home tins oilcrn2oil a.
! o'clock. Rev. Jones officiating. Burlh'
will be made in the Somcrton cemetery:
Funeral services over tho remains OF
Private Joseph Walton were hclo rom
the home east Of, town. SunoaE ALL
noon ut o'clock. The death OF I'll
,..,n N:aIton occurred ut Camp Sherman.
friday, death following a weeks illness
from pneumonia He was u years OF
axe and was one OF the young men from
District No. ;, who left for camp Tour
weeks ago. He was Il son OF James
Walton and wife, who SURVIVE. tnter
ment was made at Friends burial
grounds. 100,
Monday for a visit with her danGh9sr'
Mrs. Rodney Conner. Of Chester w. Va:
Nc Miriam Chiefly who attends
Maryland school for Women. Baltimore
Nd. is visiting ut her home on IVES.
Main street. Miss Chiefly will remain
here until the school Is opened. nclns
closed on account Of the Spanish ihl'u-
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Charles j. Wolf To Count L. Radcliffe
Land in pcasc TIP. Consideration $40.
Charles J. Wolf 10 John II. Wells.
Land in Pcase TIP. Consideration s1N.
Charles J. Wolf to Edmund N. krch-
ner. Land in PeaSe TIP. Consideration
80.
Charles ]. Wolf TO Hessc 4 Kirchncr
20. Land in ColcrTlln Tp. CONSIDERATION
$40.
Charles ]. Wolf to Count L. Radcliffe.
Land in Colerain TIP, Consideration $40.
Charles j. Wolfe to John Fl. Wells.
Land in Colerain TIP. Consideration $40.
Charles J. Wolf To HcSSc & kIrchncr
Co. Land in Peasc Tp. Consideration
$40.
Bethel Cemetery to W. S. McMastcrs
and wife. Land in Section a3 TnwnShp
5. and Range =. Consideration $l6.
Guthrie. Land in Lansing. C"nsidrra-
julius SCHNEIDER to AuE1sste L. Jrp-
SON Land in Bridgeport. Consideration
A. a Davis. ct AL. to +. W. Dulcn ct
nj. Land in klrkwood tn Consid"rt-
ton 81.
F. W Dolen. ct al to the Cleveland
Belmont Coal 60. Land in kirkw"od
TIP. Consideration 81.
y G.. Shaver to Anna Hannah. Land
in Pultnev TIP. Consideration 800.
Frank g Robinson. to John J.. Jones,
and Clara Il. Jones. Land in Bridgeport
Consideration 81.
J. ". Osborn sheriff to Andrew ],
Robinson and Helen B. Robinson. Land
in EichlGnd TIP. Consideration S235.
Leo Wccklcy al Edith Wccll"y to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15

P. ". Laugh. who has h""n very ILL.,
is reported somewhat improved:
Sallie Newell, %ulu Mcmillan and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
unioue Honor Rolls.

On tho first day Of the loan campo ST
n large honor roll hIarl was crrclrd on
tic Mct'uSkry lawn. by the Ladies Com'
mittrr of Etchlc Precinct. No. .; Ih'
names were posted US fast as the SUP
srrirrions came in. People were very
much interested and anxious to have
their names appear Tho board was The
rift Of Mr.. Fischer OF the \. {. tischcr
rlaninr mills. II was nut up and deco
r,irl hv MIR. Martin Irh and Mr.. W. y.
Son.irr,nau Til" men committee, n"'
wishing To- h. "uI,l"nr hy III" ladies
soicltrd a larger board. on which thrE
have listed m" honor names or inc en-
tire precinct These boards nave AZ
tractcd ST. mach attention lhhC pr"ri
con, nthcr prcr!nctS tavc wanted to buy
in number five thinking they could have
thoir names posted on the attractive
honor rolls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15

S. O. Cur,n;ns property at EdGehnl.
now nccu pied by Fred Wassman.
George Crawford Is home from a visit
to Fairmont.
Frank Wallace has returned from Par
kerSburg. whore he passed the eNamina-
ton for enlistment in the navy.
Harry Cooke has returned 20 Tolcdo
after spending q few days calling on To-
cal friends.
Paul Dcevers is seriously Ill at the
home OF his parents ON Rose HILL
Mrs. NJ. X. Rifle and Miss Esther
Bfbhec have gone to East Liverpool 10
viat with relatives.
Jim Bianco has returned to Steuocn-
willie after Il visit in this city.
Miss Marie Gibson is home from
visit with relatives at Pittsburgh.
Elmer Steel has returned to New Phil
adelphia after q visit in this city.
Donald Henderson is able to be out
after an illness. -,
Merkr .Anshutz who has been Ill OF
pneumonia at the city hospital Is re-
covering.
James O'Neiil who has been i'll at his
home on Crescent. street has recovered
and is able to be about.
Attorney Dave Walker has retu rned to
St Clairsrille after a visit IN tnls Gi'y:
Mrs. George McDermott is quite Ill al
her home on North Belmont street.
F,l@anor Nnight. who has b%cn III al
the home Of her parents on Hamilton
Strr-.t. has recovered.
. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynsky have re-
ceivcd word that their son Arthur has
arrived safey overseas.
Mrs. John Conroy has returned from
Pittsburgh where she visited with reia'
tives. go,
Mrs. Harry Deevers of Rose Hill. who
has been ILL., is recovering: go
Mrs Elmer Jones who has been III
is recovering.
The two young daughters Of Mr.. ano
Mrs, walter Murphy are i'll.
Miss Mary HUFF Of near FSarncSville
is wishing for a few days In this city.
Mrs.. clarence Huffman is ;Lhl" I" hf
out after IN illness.
Glyt!, Tuitlc has resumed his work ri
kthe foundry after an Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15

against conSregating on the streets and
merchants are asked 10 allow not more
than three patrons in 4 store at one
tlrn". III order That III" rules can he
rlg!dly enforced four extra police were
dcputIzed for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush McCrackcn Of
Central avenue. md MIR. and Mrs. NJ. s.
Floyd. of Lincoln avenue. arc visiting
relatives and friends near Charleston.
Mr.. Lloyd Kughn. Of West Thirty
ninth street. was called 70 Warrington.
W. Va, Saturday 10 attend the funeral
of 2 cousin. lie Iet4rncd yesterday.
street is. spending this week with rcla-
tires near Eallonia.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Summons. of Elk
avenue. are moving 10 property on
n bST i anenuG wntSh belongs 70 ner
Mrs. G. +. Undertake and children
were ovcr-Sunday guests of relatives ut
Crabapple.
Mrs. William Springer is spending the
week with her daughter, Miss MarJorit.
Of Cleveland
Mrs. Jasper Davis. Of Lincoln avenue,
will 60 to-day TO Quaker City to visit
her sister.
An important meeting OF the I'm
proved Order Of Red Men was announced
for Friday evening, but unless the quar-
antine is lifted the meeting can not be
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stcinr. Of High.
land avenue, are visiting relatives AND
former neighbors near BeallsVllle.
The Woulan's committee of the Lib
erty Loan has sold here bonds 10 the
total of sl0.500.
Mrs. Harry Hays and daughter. Miss
Jean. Of liberty avenue, have returned
from q Visit with friends near Beals-
VILE
SIrs. Thomas Keyser and two children
Of Futhey addition. have come HON" al
ter u pleasant visit with relatives near
Darlington.
Mrs King. Of Lincoln avenue, has
! received card announcing the safe ar
rival overseas OF her husband. Private
Frank King.
Mrs. Lizzie Hammond. Of Martins
Ferry. spent Sunday here ms guest OF
Mrs. David Powell of Adams avenue.
Cement walks are being laid this week
on the street line of the prop"rt! be-
/ longing TO Mr.. George Green. On West
! l'Urty-frst street.
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Private BENJAMIN Barnes,

Th.. sad rows of the death 81 private
benjamin Barnes WIS received nor" m
sabbath Private Barnes lott TINS place
several months REQ and vas sent to
camp in South Carolina. where ms dsa u
urcirrrd on Sabbath morning du" 10 :
several DAYS illness from Spanish influ'
rn2;r RI" is In" son VI Mrs. lane Barnes
If his place and is survived by his wife
who was formerly Miss Emma Hess. nj
harm n,,ly 4 few hours before its father
rs death. He is also survived by his
n,.rhrr and several brothers and sisters
'Th,., * The first death among IN" soldier
huyS who have left ST. ClairsNiil" anC
Nh. people Of this town arc united II
ID members Of his family. II Is likely
:, military funeral will hc held on Wed
ncs,iay afternoon ut his late home ar
West Main street. 1nt"rment 10 IL
mad. IN Union Cemetery.
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Cured Of Hacking Cough.

For some time my llt:l" boy now five
years old had u tnrribl" hacking cough.
We became very much alarmed about
his condition and tried several different
cough medicines. but nothing had thu
desired effect until W. h"g;u uSlu:;
Chamberlain $ Cough Kennedy. This WAS
just what ne needed. II relieved HIM
at once and by continuing it's us.' for -
short time he was we'll writes Mrs.
Chas. Rreyhrook. MiddI"vIll.. y. Y. lnu
may we'll imagine the deep gratitud" If
the mother under these circumstances.
and that she is certain To recommend
ChaInhcrlain's Cough Remedy In her
friends. and these personal rrc"n'nrm-
dations account in Il large mcaSur" for
the popularity Of this remedy.
why Not Get the Best7
When you have q bad cold why not
get the best remedy obtainahl". ON. thar
has world-widH reputation for its
cures. viz. C:hambcrlaIn'S Cough t"m-
cry.
overeating.
When you have Il fulncss and weight
In the stomach after ealing. YOU may
know that you have eaten too much
and that you should take one Of Cham
berlain's Tablets To aid digestion.
Better Than Pills.
The question has ln.rn asked. In what
way arc chanbrrl;iHs Tablets sup"rinI
to pills. Our answer iS-Th"y are easier
and moro pleasant to TAX. more gentle
and mild in their action and more re-
liable The: they Cleanse and invignrat :
the stomach and leave tn. bowels in :;
natural condition. while pills ARE more
harsh III effect and their use is often
followed by constipation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
Police Court,

The usual SATURDAY ntSht SurUHN
were given their hearings yesterday
morning before Mayor Junkins at IN"
morning session Of police court. They
were given the usual fine and costs. All
paid but one. He will work out his line
on the streets.
There were several arrested last eve
as though they are making up for lost
time. due to the quarantine also the
quarantine which is now placed on this
city and Martins Ferry caused many
out-of- town patrons to lay In supply.
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Probate Court.

In re- estate nf Samuel H. Lyl"s. d"c,
T1ist, ihuIinn account flied. approved and
allowed as final disrharG" of administTR-
tor. Record ordered.
In. re- estate Of Ruth Ellznhcth M"Mil-
len. C"c Nprliratiun of and homn IN
sun, If $Sunn for appointment Of Frank
7 Mcmillan and Ira S Mcmillan AZ exec
utors Med Bonds approved. appoint
mrnt mrdr letters ordered and issued
Inventory ot real and PERSONAL property
ordered. order issued.
In r"'"stal" al Elizabeth Ch"rhnll'"Z
doc Arbitration for appoint mcnt Of ad
rniniS,ratnr Eund SAnuh filed and an
proved Appointment made. letters or
d"rrd AMI iS:'uri. Inventory "rd"r"r
md issued
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TnrAY Ynuar1I.

The funeral Of Private Hobert furvey
who died Of Spanish influenza Saturday
took place yesterday afternoon at thrc.
cemetery. Rev. Byler officiating.
The news that Private Turvey was
dead reched here about $3.50 p. m. SAT
urday. It came as Z shock to the Who'll:
community and shall be Erieved over by
A host Of friends. He was survived hy
his parents and three sisters, Gertrude
Pauline and Leth1a-
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4refs and PsrronAix.

Henry Windshimer. employed at the
post office, Is able to be out again after
being confined to his home with the
grippe.
from q business trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Marjorie Harbourt spent tho
weekend with friends at Upland.
William Bowen, Of Camp Sherman. is
spending short furlough with rela.
tives here.
Mr.. and MIS- J. L. Winters, Of Kirk
wood are the proud parents Of a new
baby girl.
Clinton Eitchie Of Morristown. was
visiting friends in this city yesterday.
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RHAfl-

Alfred EoufYman has resigned bis %.
sition al Stone and Thomas and accept
cd one at l.. S. Goods.
Rev. Buckley. who has been u! Al nis
home on Eighth street, is 1mproF'ns
Mrs. ". H. MARBLE. and Mrs. oscar
stecu left yesterday for Whitaker. "a
Miss Ashcll Stroller continues serious
~. III at her home on Seventh street: ,,o
William Bordell. OF Mouhnsr ~.
srcnt Sunday with friends in TINS CITY;
ILnssrs Archer McCabe and Ear
Dausherty spcn, Sunday evening win
friends in Moundsrillc.. bio
Ralpt. Parlette has returned 70 ms
, home at Pittsburgh after a or7h ''s''
Mrs. Ed Morris spent Sunday with
friends in RcllHire r,a 60 ,i.
Harry Tnmlinson IL conf tnco 10 MI
home ON seventh street WIN 'SiN'''u
, fever.
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Play To BE Owen.

The New Minister" will be given by
the members of the Junior and Senior
,.lnsses VT St. Paul's Evangelical chnrch
tn" latter part OF November. 1t IS
vcry carefully selected, so! that 1t is
probable that the members OF the
church will be given rare treat IN the
lima of amateur plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15

Kenneth Phillips are helping out at tn"
post office during III" illness oil NUM-
Der Of thu regular force.
Mrs John IIrnnnnn OF Wheeling. is the
guest IF Miss Emma. Bartlett
Lee Hawkins arrived home from tue
Kansas oil iiclds this morning. being
called by the death of his daughtef'
Mrs. Reese
with pneumonia, is reported somewhat
improved This morning. =
Alice Vessel nr Washington, ID. y. IS
here for visit with her uncle Dr. W. D.
Lcahy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
MANN|NGTON

NJ. S,nti IHluhnrry died at her homo
ON EIrrt lrilI Saturday morning. Oct. L..
from. - ..tirrk "i Influenza. l}eforc Nor
lrnrria :" ,.I". unS Miss Mary FralcT. of
trrir>,illr p.,r.aS'.d ~ survived ny hfr
husband. ~" .Gall childrcn hrr !nST-
,.ml. iwu hrn.hrrH and one sister. TIL"
r..,n?iu.: will h,. taken To her old home AZ
,'urttsrIll ,,dnS. whor" funeral services;
will hr hsId ~ tn" morning. lnttrln"nt
at iir, riIu' rl',r..
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A Tonic and
Health Builder

rake GALLERIES 70 rid yourself OF that
weakening. persistent cough. which is
threatening you with throat or lung
trobjes Even in acute cases affectir <
throat and lungs. CALCERRS have
rtyer much reliet-tn many cases help
ing TO restore health. They give strength
To combat illness. Contain calcium "a
lime salt). SO compounded as 70 DC
easily absorbed.
Ca3csrbS, 50 cents . BOX At all drug
n4ots from n1srnt.cfrrer, postpaid.
BcTcMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia
Maksrs OF EcHnan's Alternative
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MRnfi u q

A very important meeting was heI's
last evening by the captains and team
workers Oh the Fourth L'ocft! Do I,;
r.bc ,,.et;ng was hello IN tho city hall
and ali IN" Various members of the com
,n;t,ecs we're present. Names or non
Subscribers were handed in and new
Hp.,1r,otic Rcnwood win still be asked
m rive
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!. Land in lIichland

James j. Mcfarland Land in Richland
tn Consideration 81.
T.. Il. Turner ct al. to J. a. Rlrnes,
Land in Somerset and Warren TIPS. com
sider;Ltiun 81.
James j. Mcfarland and Less Me
Farland TO John Albert. Land In Rich
land TIP. Consideration $40.
Otto Refine at al 10 Mike Lyke and
Mary zyll" Land in EichGtnd TIP Con-
William f. Taylor and Lcrttc Taylor
to Harry l.. E"ff. Land in Smith TIP.
Consideration 81.
]. W. Osborn. sheriff to a. +. Kemp.
Land in Goshen TIP. Consideration
$ln.215.tO;
Jane Kalbrleisch. deceased. TO Eliza ].
kcyser. heir at law. Affidavit for trnns-
fer.
P'hilamcna Jasusak. 81 III 10 !. +. Hol-
lngsworth. Land in Flushing TIP. Con-
sid"raIion $3.50.
Juliana Schicr and Joseph Schicr to
August Golch Lond in Mead 'rr Con-
Lev! Eu-crs. deceased TO, Manscl
Ewcr7s. heir nj law. AFFIDAVIT for trans
fer.
Georgia 4. McGarry. ct nj T." W. a.
| 81 cclc. Land in R"llair". Consideration
81.
Joseph Dolak ct al Ia William togel.
Land in Pnasc Tp. Consideration so.
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number of his ltIln friends last evening
with :, rnarShmallnw roast At his home.
The dainty lnurscl% were toasted h'HoEe
a hugc fire in III" library CRATE ana were
a sOurc" of 1l"ligh, /" tn" Enuhe EncS.s.
srbr>- wore Supulrrnrnt"d by Il dainty
luncheon served hy ;hc hosts ,,mnthcr.
Mrs. Mary De Long. Music and saincS
were enjoyed hy the guests until Il Iato
hour
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Store Hours.

Beginning to-day all stores on ths
South Side will open at a m ana
clos. al S p. IN. on all days through INC
week. excepting Saturday. whci theE
will open at Il. m. and close at ?. m;
In this way they will conserve neat ataQ
llsht and the new hours VIII! prove OIL
great benefit to the clerks.
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Police Court.

Tony Kuna was arrested last evening
an "A charge of being drunk and dlsor-
derby. and when being taken /" the clIE
building he resisted tho officers. a.
will therefore face two charges before
the mayor. Mrs. Plank arrested lol
Tom Tuttlrr was arrested for wlfe-oeat-
ing. and was given his hearing last eve,
ing before Mayor Ralston. lie was lined
SIS and costs.
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Plans For Affairs.

1-nr various social clubs connected
with tn" churches n tn" South Side ar,
planning Il number ~ affairs. which VIII
hr given nS soon US III" "Flu ord'n!ln:"
is lifted After having r"sl"d ior LhIS
Ianp,h Of linz. they will he all tho mon
anxious 10 start their social activities.
which will no doubt be resumed IN
time
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PuHerl Services

The remains Of the late William Som.
mers. who passed away at his homo At
Stop on the Barton line Saturday.
after IN extended illness. will be laid 10
rest this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev
Otto Wendell. pastor Of st. Paurs Luth-
eran church. will offciate- 1ntcrment
Will take place at the LinWood cemetery.
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aoor0e p SIcDer1uott.

George P. McDermOtt. wtIl-hnoEN
resident Of this city. died Monday morn
ing at his home on North Belmont street
following a few days illness. He was
! Il years of age and was employed as
:conSuctor on the Pennsylvania railroad
FUNERAL arrangements are incomplete
,but the body will be taken to Powhatan
for internient-
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birthday Pnrty.

Yesterday afternoon 4 number OF ln'
litlln friends Of Miss Anne Hines. gun,
cred III the homo of her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Hines, on Market street non
ornS the occasion Of her tcfith pirtho, ny:
Games and music occupied tho greater
Is,rt Of ;hc afternoon and III SIX O'Clock
a dinner Of charming appointments was
served To the guests.
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Health omeers" Request.

TIC the people Of this city: On :tc'
count Of the illness OF our city health
officer. which we deeply regret, and in
accordance with Is instructions. desire
20 request that all citizens use every
prccaution in carrying out the instruc-
lions issued by him during the epidemic
of diphtheria and Spanish influenza.
Respectfully submitted
Recommended ". X. SHAW.
BY The Mayor. Chm. Health Comm.
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SOUTH SIDE


The htEir school club will Eivs Il
woincr roast this afternoon on Chap'ihr
Hill. They will leave IN" city apou'
three o'clock and will hike In the h,.i'
wrincrs roasted. With the addition of
marshmalluwS n delicious r"past VIII nc
cniovrIi and tho young pcopl" Will nix"
back TO the city after tho feast
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Y. OF c. Minstrel

Plans are being formed by a commit
teo Of the K. Of c. for n minstrel show
to be staged In this city the latter part
of this month. The minstrel Will pc
Yiyen at the Elk Grand theatre and the
proceeds will be for the benefit OF St
Iohns church.
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snnth Sida Perxorala.

Miss Elma Hines of New MartinsElIe'
is visiting relatives on the South Sloe-
Mr. Harry Thomas, Of Martins Ferry.
spent Yesterday here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Ellis. Of New Gum
berlund, arc visiting their daughter, Mrs
Albert Tien of South Eoff street.
Miss Alice Clarke has gone To CiarkS,
burg where she will remain Tor scVerf'
DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
Child Cuts Head.

Marie. III" year old daughter Oh vt
- Walters of Main street. while
iumpinr rope ut her home Yesterday az
ternnon fell and. cut her head; suffering
errai main. Medical assistanc" was
Called and a number Of stitches were
,sk.n The child il doing very nicely
ut present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
Tnylor's Body Arrives.

TIL" body o.! III" late soldier. Rertrnm
Taylur. who died at Camp Meade, If
Spanish influenza last Wednesday. ar
rived here yesterday morning. He was
taken 10 the HcSlop Undertaking parlnrs
and later u The home of his wife ON
South Seventh street. A military escort
accompanied the body 10 THIS city: In
tcrment will tmic place At The River
view cemetery