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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
MT. PLEASANT
Mr.. Albert Burke is on the sick list
Sir. David Ball is suffering with blood

Mr.. Albert Burke is on the sick list
Sir David Ball is suffering with blood
poison in ore OF his hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Craven ATTENDED
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. George
carson. vi DlIonvale. Friday.
Rev Mott is attending the Friends
yearly meeting ut DaInacus. O.. the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Murray, Of Wash
ington. Pa. were visiting at the nome OF
his father. Mr.. William Murray lost
week.
Thc funeral of Ralph Craven, u, who
died at the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Craven. Of Canton. Thursday.
Intcrmcnt was made in Highland Gem
ctrry Saturday afternoon.
yearly meeting In this place last week.
Several out-of-town persons attended,
tn. yearly meeting held here last week:
;; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson and
son spent Saturday at the home OF her
!, uncle Fred Sickle.
birthday surprise party givon In honor
Of Dibrrt Sterling Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Hoge were out-of-
town callers Saturday evening.
The farmers are getting their thrcsh'
Ing done east OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John krtnkei and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at tho mono
IF Mr.. Henry Herth.
Several from this place arc attending
Yearly meeting at Damascus. o.
Rev. Sutton Is away attending con-
ference the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob McrEior md fam
;Iy will return home this week from his
vacation, preaching in tho Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. All nre
cordially invited To attend thnso Hrr-
vices.
!. Master Edward Harth ~ Scotch Ridge
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. John ilrinke.
Mr.. James Sickle and child. OF near
Smithfeld spent Sunday At the homo OF
his brother. Ford Sickle.
Mr.. Charlie Jcycr was business
caller in Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Shccklo md children. ~
Yorkvillc. spent last week with her par
ents.
Mrs. Mildred Shannon. az DunGln.
was visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Dcf;arrno one day Inst week.
School will begin next Monday In the
new school house.
,Ir. John Storing returned home from
IN" hospital much improved.
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Mrs. Joseph Crawford has gone to
Pittsburgh - sp,'ni several days with
r'ln'ir"S and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron kirscy left today
for Masstllon to spend few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Howard Mar7ic. who has been
nrCincd to her homo on Twcnty-sevcnth
Strr", suffering from smallpox. is inn
proving, slowly.
Miss Lucy WiGsins win leave the first
ot n"xt week for Kentucky where sh"
will sr"rd several months with rcta-
lives.
Mr.. and Nrs Thomas Wilton Of
Guernsey street. arc tn" parents OF n
baby daughter.
Mns. Maud .W-iSsinton will leave for
Nj Clemens. Mich for few weeks
STAY
Ms. Harry Blapklcy is the EIcst 81
relatives at Mrssillon.
p.fb.rt Keller. who has been confined
"a :hr North Wheeling hospital for tn"
pas. several months suffering from in
jur;rs received when hr vas kicked by n
pnnr. IS abe 10 be out with the MD Of
cr1Irch"s.
.i!=@ Mardc C,rhctt is home from a
vi.>:, =" 'R"thrada.
Miss Helm Merritt Of McC1ainsville.
visited with friends in this city yes
tsr.!av.
!r."jd Walker has gone. 10 Columbus
Ia attend tho stat. fair.
M-,,. J. walker AMI children hav" re-
turned from Il wish /" T;uckry" Lake.
William Yniiiirs will go I" Columbus
:nr;5rr"w ~ attend IN" STATE Fair.
Edward T"Iiu,rav loft today for a mo-
'"r "trip to cleveland.
!. -. iivatt irfL yesterday :" spend n
;wn wc-ks vacation in Chicago.
Mrs. Ed English Of W"0dsii"ld. Is the
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crc4t for a few days nj III" ION" o: Mr.
and Mrs CLYDE English.

cueet for few days nj III" ION" "c Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde English.
George Schick viii leave m his rar
for n trip TO Cleveland.
Mrs. Td Matthow- and son Eul TT" NJ
homo from Trrlicy" Lake. wh"r" they
have boon spending; H." iH~' several
days.
To-. clement Cr"c's left yesterday II
take M his Now !uticS q" ''hurcAi"w'.
Ohio
Mrs Noah Stafford &c ARMSTRONG q
Mills ia n visitor IN 'nwr today.
, Mlss T'rcda McnouaIl wh" has hH"n
ri n, ;:cr home 0n washington street. Ia
recovering H1owl".
Miss Mary iTHal"v VII l"r"" today f"H
~olumhux to v!>it her hr"'hc- for 81 f'w'
DAYS
VIM. Phillips Sr. has purchased new
0vrrlnnd ra".
MI$s C1Hrrl T!n!lry & ~u"ndinc Ga" day
1T N'rllShurg with friends.
- John DccGan has rnrr (" Akron.
where he has secured EMPLOYMENT
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Restaurants Ready
For Great Business
Tort Henry Dairy Lunch VIII Remain
Open Day And Might During
Big State Fair.

Tho restaurants and lunch rooms ~
Tho city arc MI ready for tho big State
Fair and will make every effort to take
rare Of the great throns that will he
here for tho big show. The Fort Henry
Lunch room. Of which Harry Stcnas Is
the manager has been closing at night
for some time but IN order to accomo'
date the fair visitors he vii! keep open
night and day during nc1t week.
All other restaurants in the city VIII
also keep open and VIII make every
effort with their shortage Of help TO
feed tho patrons during the week.
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VIII Collect Subscriptions

At 4 meeting OF the Flint GlasSw"rk-
erS Ronstcr committee and business men
which Succ""d"d in landing the 1917
convention ~ his city tn" soliciting
committees was instructed to collect IN"
remaining g., percent OF tn" funds
ni.rIgr.i Another meeting or the COM
mite, vii! b" held Monday evening.
Snrtarnbrr IN.
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FLUSHING, OHIO, man IS
IN 0, Y. 6. HOSPITAL

II was reported from tho Ohio fhley
General hospital that Leroy WILSON.
nGrd So, single ot Flushing. o.. was
admitted 70 the institution last evening
suffering with Throat trouble.
1t Is Understood That Mr.. Wilson Al
tempted tn slash his throat with rhzor
IN dcapondcn; mood from III hcalth-
He haa br"n suffering for some LIME
Irc vas reported to he resting easily
,rIv hits warming and will recover.
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Mary Schlernitzauer aud Louis Schler-
nitzautr to Angus: Schlcrnttzauer, land
in Bcllaire; consideration $500.
August Schlcrn!tzauer to Mary Schiller
niEaucr land In Bellaire.
John Lancoine TO Elisa Lancoine. lnnd
in Iieilaire; consideration sl.0Q.
Charles H. Wiltsie and Harriet w.
WiltSic 10 John X. Ramsay. land In
Pnwhatan; consideration $l.p0.
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plnns Now Complete,

Plans arc now completed for mo $50!
Scouts rally Friday night. and II IS cor
tain to TO Z big Sncr"sS rs tr"HPS lf"i'
all tho surrounding towns are coming :"
tako part. ;Ind t""r" Will II" on" 81 t''
best parah's over attempted III thiS SEE
ton by Scouts The rally IN y" h''u
later in the evening at TX rcn''T VIII
h, Il good thing for Martins Ferry pf"-
Pile. rs il will open their eyes l" IN" I'M
rortanc. Of the Scout movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
HackeY School Ready.

Superintendent ". a. Walls Of the
public schools yesterday announced that
the now Markcy building would be- ready
for occupancy next Tuesday, Whom
school opens. but only three nf tho
ruuns will he started for the present.
The work Of arranging tn" seats IN
them was completed yesterday after
noon and they are going TO be fin" for
the young folk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Notices Sent Out.

The draft board yesterday mailed GUY
notices to G3 men who are going 10
Camp Sherman between the third anu
s,1th Of September. telling them to hold
,hor,saIv.s in readiness to report. Out
or the &C., Martins Ferry will fuEnish
n and Bridgeport Il. Will" the re-
nonfnder arc scattered around over the
entire district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Rev Stoops Called

Rev. J. P Stops. pastor OF Il PreSoF-
terrain church in Pennsylvania ana '"r-
NOR pastor OF the Rock vii caurch' has
been extended l. call ''E ;tat ranrSn. 49,
Gently he visited Rock IN! and il is be-
1ieved he will deciG" ~ return to his
former charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
MAY BE Last Holiday.

Tho half holiday business men OF inc
city have hccn taking through hit sum
mer ,nouthc on Wednesday, Afternoons
may end with that of yesterday AFTER
noon. There has hon some talk Of inr-
thcr extension Of IA" halt holiday. Dull
il has no, taken form ~ yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
WELlSBURG
Autos Collide.

On "Wednesday forenoon an auto
driven by Gordon Mason. OF Q. Z. Car
mans garage. while turning onto Sew
rnih from Main street. met one or W. Fl.
Cocks delivery trucks with sign on
top. Here Comes Cook. There Goes
Cook" Cooks car was going toward
Main At any rate. IN" two machines
locked whccls. The driver OF the Car
man car during the melee appeared 10
lose. control OF thc CIR. possibly on &C
ruun; Of the uccc"rltor being touched
in SOM" manner. and. with considerably
speed. crossed the sidewalk. Knocked
cement off 'hc step leading to the n;hfe
-; tn. Carlntn Hotel. tore the frame
from ihr door. bruk" the thcrmomctCt
ami licked up tho dust in general.
win Matthews. .Tr and Miss Emma
Bishop had been sitting by tho door.
leaving two minutes before the crash
rltr.. Miss Rir.-.r:n Srhuman had just
STEPPED inside rr tho door. However,
everyone ntIon'"l srapcd injury.
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In Trouble again.

Humane officer Roy MrMannis has
h,en informed BY Cleveland officers that
Florence Jenkins Of this city Is under
arrest on IL delinquent charge, and She
vii be sent To the Dcliwar" lnduStrihl
home The girl vas arrested here Two
months ago on Il similar chnrE" OUT
escaTrd from tho county jail and ""th-
ing was heard Of her I'll! news came
that she was under arrest at 'lc'e-
land. The Cleveland officials VII! not
lc, her como 20 this county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
CAN for Help.

The local l.. 5. civil srrvic" board yes
tcrday received an appeal I" assist in
securing male electricians. elevator con-
duc.ors. <. neral mechanic; and steam
engineers. first. second and th:r'!-cl;LS'.
for government service. COMPETITOR
will not b. required q report for "Xaml-
nation AZ any place. but will b." rated
on tho subjects prescribed fer thr r"
SpcctiVc examinations
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Misunderstanding.

Monday. ut the parsonage OF the ltpcN
Hill Presbyterian church. was performed
the marriage ceremony OF Miss E"rna
McKelvey and Mr.. 1-awrence NcAi''Ster'
OF Rock Hill. Tho bride 10 4 daughter
of Mrs Eurrna McNclrey. OF "arn"cK
and the groom son OF Mrs. Elmer Nc
Allister. They will leave SATURDAY f"r
New York. where Mr.. M"AhiSier is etFl-
Moved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Goes Sunday Ntcht.

DIT Carroll MarinccS. who last week
received his commission as captain IN
the medical department. will lcav" nor"
Sunday night. II" docs not hay" l."
report ut Camp Taylor until tn" I'm
Of ncxt month. hut h" wants Ia Visit
his frirnIS in Cincinnati and vicinity
before assuming his now duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Police Court.

Two foreigners i'll IN" hnttlc nt Tues
day night IT lrrii"nSt"in's ELn" pa'u
tines of Sln and costs Yesterday. Ill being
shown they attacked The third party ar
rested -Four druuks and Tacs wcr" ilnr!
So and costs and in dcfault go I" the
county iHil to work on roads. WISH
McCnrt drunk. Paid $40 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Burglar ESCAPED.

A would-bc burglar. who was trying
to got in tho basement of Louis OK
lcy's home early yesterday morning. was
frightened away when Mrs. OXl"y was
awakened by the noise made trying 20
furc" open the door. MIR. ONlcy went
down after the intruder but he took
t. his heels.
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the business tho evening was spent so
cial!y. and 4 program rendered.
Sister Dead

DR. 4. e. Bcctham was called 10 Cadiz
yesterday by the death Of tn" wife Of
Hon Rupert t:Hnt than. whose death was
caused by Il nervous breakdown Be-
sides her husband five children. and her
father and mother survive. Mrs.
Ecntham was we'll known 10 many
E.llaire people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Go Friday Might.

Draft board officials want To again
notify the men going I" Camp Taylor
that they ar" Ia leave Friday night III
IL O'Clock and not Thurkay night. as
some oc tho papers had Thr"rtcd. Tho
board docs not want the selects to got
rniScl up on tn" time Of leaving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Special Labor DayiServtce.

Rev. A. NJ Buchanan! OF MorsantoWn'
will preach two special Labor Day ser
months at tho First Presbyterian church
Sunday. In tho morning his subject
will be Justice and Kindness" specially
applicable TO labors celebration and in
the evening his talk will be on The
Supreme value Of Man-With ApPllca-
ton TO the Public School and Labor
l(ay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Start Street Paving.

T"nir;ri"rs; yesterday started lnyiaE
brick un th. Concord stree; paving from
Grant avenue south. 1t will take them
a week a.. moro vet t. finish laying brick
and after thai the street will he Civ n Il
coat nf tar between the brick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
NTo1,,os petrovl TONIC hit

Madame rcIr.va comes Ia f"nraE
ih,:!t"" tonight and Friday night in tie
fcatur" picture. "rhc Lite Mask. Il
special super d. luxe attraction. There
will hr ;hr comedy. "$kids and Sralr-
whce" and special orchestra music.
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Ac6crmnn-Thomns,

Mr.. Walter julius Alderman ana Miss
Anna Ethel Thomas, both OF ST. Cloirs-
Vile, surprised their mnny friends on
Wednesday morning by quietly Roing to
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
where they were married by Rev. w. II,
Dlckcrson. Their many friends cStond
con gratulations and best wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
want Many Women workers.

Ecfl Gross work rooms EC%i"r'lny TO-
rciycd ~ order from state Fed Cross
h.a,Iu,lnr,"rs f.. irclud" in their Tu"'A
FOR =. r;nr,hrr ! "a ,..rl'"n pads That
is = h.- order 'nr such short notice.
and Mrs. Edward iti;". manager. makes
, .n.c,.l rurr,I :'~r women workers in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
J.R IA GORE Je weller
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All kinds Of Repairing Done
Witches q Specially
Boz Will Recover.

Edward Miller, the Wheeling lao
struck by an automobile truck Iucsday
afternoon. will recover. according 10
word given out at Martins Ferry hos
pi1ui Yesterday afternoon. His worst
injury is about tho back. but there Is
nothing particularly dangerous about II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Recovering From Burns

Stuny Kownlskt. "a. n Tolo employed
NJ tho National Tuhn plant. was severely
burned yesterday afternoon when he
foil on hot Iron Mt the plant. He was
rushed TO tho Ohio Valley General hos
p!lal mud nj a late hour last evening
was resting we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Transferred to Washington

Melviil.. Blum. of this city. has been
transferred from Camp sherman ="
washington. =. &. :"""rdin= TO Il i"!"-
gram received here yesterday. II" 'n-
listed in the rn"'!r.al corps S"r'ii,'
,oopthS ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Schools to Open

St. Johns ParochiA schools will open
for the fall term. on Tuesday. Septcn-
Der 3. The public schools will open ono
geek later. September .. Many new
teachers hay. been employed in the pub
lie schools this year. especially IN the
high school which has been drawn on
heavily as a result OF tho European war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29

The Mpuld Makers Union. No. %. y.
r. G. W q. held 81 special meeting last
night in o. u. 4. NJ. hall. on TalrtE-
third street Several important bust
ness matters were given attention ',,"-
cars win be- elected ct the next regular
rneetiDR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Funeral Of Tutonville Child.

Remains Of the G-ycar-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rruch Of rillun-
willie. who died IN Martins Ferry hos
pieal yesterday morning. were removed
to tn" family homo last night and ,m"
funeral will take p!a"" Friday after
noon with intcrmcnt at Upland c"m"-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
bELLAIRE


The local draft board yesterday re-
ceived orders to induct four colorcd men
into the service They Will entrain Sun
day. September i. for Camp Sherman
The board has selected Arthur "etZei.
Leroy Galway. John Jones and Charles
Mccormick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Advertising Wheeling Fair.

Representatives Of The West Virginia
State Fair Association w"rr here E"Stcr-
day advertising the big event whica
starts with the Labor Day celebration
Monday. This city will. as usual. send
It's thousands to the exposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
New Member Appointed.

James Freeman has hncn appointed
hv Mayor RalS1nn Ia TAX" "a" place ar
nInSnn CrisSw"ll on tlr "iNil sore"
cnnulssinn Mr. I'riySw"li rendered his
resignation some tim" rco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29

moad Bolen. popular young people OF
this place. were married last week hy
Ecv. Micr Of the Baptist church They
returned H.. first OF this week from a
visit with NHdiZ friends.
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Coroner J. K. Wyatt. "f ;hiS city was
called TO bridgeport yesterday 70 'nFrS-
tigate IN" death "f J"An Ni"'n'. WI"
80 rrru,d To- pirr"s "n :hr {. Il +.
tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
~4s-.o,rad Knitting Club.

Mrs. Frank Folio delightfully."- enter
tanned members Of st. Johns Lutheran
Church Knitting club last evening at her
homo and after n couple OF hours spent
=, NJ work 4 light lunch was discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Eo 70 CanlD Custer.

Thornton N~hmry and William fuI-
lard. cnl"r'd r"eiStrHntS. have boon or
IL red la Camp Custer MIch.. and thcE
~" u report to III" draft board Satur-
day :ftrrnn"n at " o'clock Tor thrlr IN
slruIrIIuns, and viii l"aV" Sunday morn
n,
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~,ss,ona-v Meeting.

Tho Wotnan's Missionary society ~
tbc F'irSr Reformed church held 4 vl''"'-
ing last night NJ thr h"r2" OF Mrs. HnrH
Johnson, on Belmont street. Following
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onf Got Help.

Ono OF the biggest handicaps IN the
Boy Scout campaign Is the inability to
got help at the Champaign Headquarters
In the Citizens Bank building. MI
Young. who Is in charge said last night
that his work Was far behind because 1t
was impossible to got typists.. He couic
use two or three more girls as he has
two machines promised him in addition
to the two he now has. but he can get
no person to man them. Any young wo-
man who would like to volunteer for q
few hours each day wouh be dong
good work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Severe Storm North of City.

While this city had heavy rn'"
Yesterday evening a!nout so. 'h"r' W.
o sevcre storm eight or trn miles north
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BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION OPENED
AT MARTINS FERRY
OVER OHB HUNDRED HEbEHAfkS
HAD ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
FoR BIG GATHERING
Three Sessions Will 30 Eetd To-day ann
the Big Pnrado Eollous at alShs-
Other Martins TorTy hows.

Tho annual convention OF belmont
county Sunday schools opened last niEh'
IN the First Nj. T., church. and NOR
than 100 ef th, zoo delegates expected
had been enrolled bcforv the frs; Sos
sion started. May OF the Delegates
came in during the afternoon tnd went
at once to the church. where the commit
te,, enrolled them. and 1T 8, O'CLOCK II
committee OF ladies from the various
schools. in charge or Mrs. X H. Kerr
served 4 splendid hot supper fer then'
The supper over, coialnittee OF BOY
Scouts escorted delegates 10 the homes
where they have bceel assigned 70 STAY
whiir in town While there tre some
men among tho dc!S-ateS, the larger
number is girls and young women 1heE
are mostly enthusiastic workers anu
they come hero with the belief that this
Is suins 10 be one OF The greatest S"n-
vanGous the county org'lni=st ton has
ever held. The opening session started
lust night at $50 ond was attended oy &
crowd that almost niled the big church.
largo delegations from Bellaire anu
Bridgeport being on hand. There was Il
splendid program of music In addition
To the talk Tho real business OF. the
convention Will open Thursday morning
and will DO concluded IN the afternoon
To-nixhts feature will be tho monster
parade, and II the weather man will dish
up something real nice the number IN
line is SURF, to run about 1900. The
speakers last evening were Fred &. Bale,
Of Columbus. and Mrs Phoebe Curtis
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ENJOYABLE Time.

Miss Mary N"crc;tdy entertained
f.,.r friends last evening at her home on
Central avenue. During the evening
dancing was enjoyed. Later the guests
enjoyed 4. Ink" after which 4 luncheon
was served. l'rrS.nt were Misses
Anna Ai:.rley Helen Cook. fr"da Had
horn. Clara pischcr Louis Huss. Mary
Mrr'ready: McSSrs: Joseph Lebold. H"rt
bennett. Frank kaiuc. Dave CoSS,
Verne Aut and Alfred Crcalncr.
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Martape LicepsoH,
ReRlty Deeds Tlod.

Walter julius Alderman and Anna
Ethel Thomas, both OF st. Clairsville.
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'he hraduuart"rS 1T Central hose house
Indnv and tomorrow, MS they must haze
tho pads 'ndy for shipment by Satur-
day morning
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Peroual Notes,

Mrs. r. V. St"npl" and son Roy have
rrturn"d Ia their home in f"liansoce
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-09-07
WEEKLY PRICE LIST

Range OF published this list explained follows: The
lowest retail Carry and
the higher for the Credit Delivery" system
All complaints with should addressed the coun-
ty Food Administrator
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-09-07

Miss Garvey's boat reached Manito-
wos, Wis, two hours late on account
of stormy weather. causing her to
miss her train to Crystal Falls. How
ever. she made close connections in a
roundabout way and arrived here in
time for the opening OF school.
c. A. Burkhart and ID. b. Fox drove
up from lower Michigan in Mr.. Burk-
hart's car.
School opened this year with six ad-
mittedly married people on the facul-
ty. We wonder how many have failed
to report.
The enrolment promises TO be
much heavier in the grades than ever
before. Some rooms are already hold
ing the limit of their capacity, and
there will be more entering school
next week.