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Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
NOTICE.

To all parties interested in the Clear
Greek Drainage Dirstriet in the
County of Lafayette, State Of
Mississippi:
You are hereby notified that the
District Drainage Commissioners Of
the above styled District have made
their assessment of lands embraced
a the said Clear Greek Drainage
District Of the County of Lafayette.
and Sta:e Of Mississippi, by authority
Of Law and previous order of the
County Board Of Drainage Commits
sioners of Lafayette County, Missis-
slppi, and that said assessment to-
gether with their report as such Com
missioners is on file in the Chancerv
Clerks Office of Lafayette County.
Mississippi; and that by order Of the
County Board of Drainage Commis-
sioners, aforesaid, hearing of their
said report, which includes the assess
ment of the land, in said District, viii
be had before said County Board OF
Drainage Commissioners at 9 o'clocg
a m, on the 18th day of June. 1918.
IN the Lafayette County Court House
in Oxford, Mississippi, when and
where any party interested, having
objections to the confirmation of said
report and the approval of said as
sessment, may then appear and make
objections thereto.
This Both day of May, 1918.
w. NJ. WOODWARD
Chancery Clerk and Ex-ofiicio
Clerk of the County Board of
Drainage Commissioners of La
fayette County, Mississippi.
By G. A. Woodward. ID. c
Eagle May 30-June 6.
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
ORGANIZE A WHEAT CLUB-PLANT
WHEAT, OR GO HUNGRY.

early commence planning your
The is with us for-we cannot tell how long.
We grow wheat--make flour and grow
for allies We help the by planting
to wheat for member of the family have
In family plant four to wheat for family
two for the allies.
As fine wheat can be here in Lafayette County
part of the United States Mr. Ed Davidson
acres OF fine wheat OF
not land nothing will you wheat plant
II on the best ground have 1t requires cultivation
We take this meod of warning you great dangers
which bea usn fail to stuff.
the duty OF who has land
feed possible If he don't do Stacker How do we
know what the shipping conditions will year Then
other things should be considered by the long
war lasts make everything and homeor
you
If the be sufficient justify big FIGURING mill will
be put IN here Oxford spring grind your wheat
Suppose you do this: write letter stating that you
plant of wheat for each member your family this fall
and that will the acreage fifty per cent each
during the period of the Tell the you
expect to plant We evey Lafayette County to
DO THIS and DO 1T AN EARLY DATE If you will guarantee
the acreage we will guarantee Touring
County Capitol The acreage have to be sufficient to
Justify an outlay of several thousand dollars
Then, would suggest that START NOW and organize
the Lafayette County Wheat Club officers and 90 in to
the business systematically and detemnaon to eyeop
IN car lots at reasonable prices for planting After this wear
every farmer can save his seed.
hee Is no use IN waiting for the other fellow" start
ioo make the start Make letters short let us have
them early next week They grouped and published and
placed on file If manifest interest we will call for
meeting to be held at the Court early date to
1ect the organization of the Wheat Club
The Eagle viii be glad have as MANY letters next ve
as we can get and they wall be printed We exceedingly
anxious to know just how you stand this matter
We are making corn, meat lard moasse and MANY
uhgs we usetu our -four shipped The railroads will
nave all they do supplying shipping facilities to TRANSPORT
ood and clothing and supplies spboad for the soldiers
we should not depend buying from other sections
we VIII nave more to say along this line next week
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
OXFORD MANS
TROUBLES ARRESTED

"The past four years ! have been
going down, down, down with catarrh
of the stomach and had to give up
work a year ago because Of my weak
ened condition. suffered terribly
from bloating and cello attacks. May
RS wonderful remedy was reccomm-
ended to me. | took course of il
and am now feeling fine" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inf1am-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose viii
convince or money refunded. Sold by
Chiffon e. Co. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
OXFORD LOCALS.

Mr.. NJ. T. Aldrich, of Michigan City,
spent Monday with Mr.. Rueben Boy
cite.
DR.. Tom Barry and wife spent
Tuesday with relatives in Cornish.
Miss Myrtice Gray. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Ok
ford has returned to her home in
Gre ,nwood.
Miss Lottye Morgan, has returned
aftc- a short visit to relatives and
friends in Clarksdale and Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Morgan, who
have been visiting relatives and friend
in Oxford have returned TO their home
in Rich, Miss,
Mrs. A. B. Mcclure, and children
are visiting relatives II Button, La
Mrs. |. !. Welsh. and daughters of
Kola, are the guests Of Mrs. Welsh's
sister Miss Sallie Belle Duncan
Mr. George Campbell and family OF
Pontotoc, visited their relatives Mrs.
Lucille Campbell, the past week.
The many friends Of Mr.. Herman
Smith viii be grieved TO learn of his
death which occurred a. Greenwood,
Miss, Mr. Smith was formerly a resid-
ent Of Oxford, but was residing at
Nashville, Tenn, at the time of his
death. His remains were carried to
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
IS A SKIN WHlTENER
ITO" 10 make creamy beauty lotion
for few cents.
TO WIN THE WAR

The juice of two fresh lemons .,.;..
into bottle containing three onnaa. 81
orchard white makes a whole one VI
punt oi the most remarkable lemon .t;a
Deauti iier at about the cost ono 80
pay Tor a small jar of the ordinarv eoiS
creams. 81 Care should be taken Ia s.rs;.
tne lemon juice through a fine Cloth - -
20 mon pulp gets In, then this lo,;o~
LII I'll Keep fresh for months. Eyepv
- @oihen ~, knows that lemon juice is use5
teaai.Iae - J.Yaeh ana remove such blemishes ss
Tho a., saiio"ness and tan and r.
beautifer. "ni'eher and
JuH try it, Get three ounoos :,
orchard white at any drug stors .aa oi
two lemons from the grocer and nal Anu ,,o
quarter pint of this sweetly fraersnPp
,gn ,Gln1n sa. lo,on and massage it daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands '"''
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors OF G. W Jackson
Deceased.
You will hereby take notice that 7
have this day been appointed bv the
Hnaneery Court of Lafayette County,
Miss and qualified as Administrator
OF the estate of G. W. Jackson, deceas-
ed and notice is hereby given that all
persons holding or having claims ag-
ainst the said estate, will probate and
register the same according to law
within one year from this date or hav.
the same barred.
This the 2lst day of May, 1918
L. F. Jackson, Admin
istrator.
". G. Boyette Sol. For the estate
E.May, 30, June, 6-13)
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

Inc kedpath ChautsuQua finishes its stand here
To-Day has been attended by people OF the town
@ The attendance generally what should have been
Inc programs tine all the way through and worth more
than the price charged But account of the war times MOI
nan enough tickets sold by the pay for bring
ing The Chauauqua here and the had to make the
ey sood D gong down deep In their pockets Some had to
pay more ieay than they were able pay, while others did
sen some OF their tickets and so hard Owing
e lack o interest we doubt seriously if return engagement
can oe guaranteed especially during the period of the war
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06
FOR SALE OR RENT.

o,o cottage home on College Hill street
crate c,ose 10 school and churches. On con,
G[ete F walk. All modern Convenient. ncn
ho ronts East. Large Lot. Servants
mouse, mouse, barn and garden. Immed;ato to
possess posses ion. Apply to First Nat;nnoI
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

petition has been circulated and largely signed bv most
o te business men of the town. asking that the postmaster
send the mail down $3.50 p m for the south bound train
" que IN oxford at 945 and the bound train which
Is que al 33' For time the mail has been closed
" ABOUT 645 M and sent the depot at D. M This does
not give the people OF the town time get their mail in the
once In time to catch these While our postmaster has
~ ' '0S' oonsng and accommodating, his many
friends would be pleased he would change the bou of
the ma TO S5 This would give business men time
to get off important mail 1880
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

Mr.. Eugene Harris, left Tuesday
Tor Nashville, Tenn, where he will be
with his father, Mr.. John Harris who
Is working In the Du Pont ammunition
plant.
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

Children that are affected by worms
are pale and sic1ly and liable to con-
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE expels worms
promptly and puts the child on the
road TO health. Price 3Oc per bottle.
Sold by A. II. kendel. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

Inc people have been blessed with splendid rain Crops
are looking ne the people hustng and saving and if all
s wen 'n's od county viii have hog and hominy" than
ever before They have really and truly begun To learn The
value of living a home" ~
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

oh another page in this appears Pat Haison
py " senator Vardaman We publish it solely matter of
news and without charge ~ "
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

You should send that boy of Oxford Eagleif
ne is "over there" He would enjoy reading it.
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-06

Watch for the eclipse of the the sh about O'Clock
in the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
FIXING THE RETAIL
PRICES FOR COAL

WASETINHTnN. April lS.--ItuleS "f
pr"c.'dur" for county rhhirmeu Of the
fuel adniniSt ration III ihr various
states for quoting d"tinii" prices IN
coal - prospective buyers in their
communities were issued to-day 10y III"
fuel adm iniStratrut.
\ r.-rranvassing of margins is con-
l.tnplltnd /" arriv" ut II proper price
basis Whrr" consumers cannot obtain
From fn.'lr dealers Information ~ TO
prices for different SiZ"S and quality Of
coal. rh..y may Z" 10 their county chaIr-
fuatI.
Til" instructions said:
No doubt tho most p"rrirxtnS prob
ir.n confronting you and your commit
trcs mas been In" great variation be-
tween IN" costs nf tn" different RETAIL
"rS IN Il given community. Some com
mittlrS HAY" not realized that IN" high
cost Of thu Inefficient reiLEl;rS were alb
normal costs. and they have <" nNrd
tn. gross margins that even dealers
with thu highest costs realized t sub
>tantial net profit. BY regulation o. r"-
tail prices and practices. thu Iacl nd
rnIniS;r:iiIuu can "n'"urHg" "ihri"nNy in
handling and delivering coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Moundsville Briefs.

Attorney Martin Brown sprnt ycst"r-
day in Wheeling attending To business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Pryor hay" return
ed Ia their home in New MalamorHs. a..
after attending the funeral services OF
Mr.. Hornhr"uk".
Mrs Oscar Ieaicr and daughter. Edna.
Of Glen Eastnn. were shopping IN this
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Smith. If T"nth
street.. ar" the proud parents Of Il son.
They hHV" namcd III" HOW arrival Will
liam howard.
Mrs. t:lmrri Dorsey az Fairvicw. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dorsey. of this
city
Miss Mary Mrromhs is visiting for n
few days with her aunt III Elm Grove.
MIR Golden Muns"y. NJ First street,
left yesterday morning for Pittsburgh.
where h" will take IN" final examine
iiun for the marine corps.
Miss Catherine Ginndc"' - confined To
her HON" m Fourth street. with 4 Sc
we're. attack Of grippe.
Harry Rrysnn has returned hnm" af-
tee short visit with relatives in Wheel
irE.
Private Marion l.shrw Will arrive
homo Tomorrow from II. Srr"vrn. Ca
Ia pend Il short furf"uEh with his par
"niS here.
William Crawford transacted business
in Wheeling %"SI"r'lay.
Miss CARR" t1"gg. "f Cleveland. 10
visiting EiMrs. Jane Williams. "f Soy
rnth street.
Mrs Harry Williams and children of
Stcul-nvillr. O.. ar" visiting friends
here for 4 few days.
Mr.. Brady Russell. nf Second street
wilt h" obliged Ia he ont Of IN" city for
few days On business.
Mrs Harry Su"r'k. NJ Dubois. Pa,, is
visiting Mrs. Jan" Williams. &c Scv-
Smith. who has h"rn seriously i'll.
M"ssrs. William Lowe. Arch cook and
Fl mons King Spent yesterday IN this
city. These Young men ar" from Cam
"ron ana w"r" here arranging with tn"
l"'l draft board tn enlist in the MIL
rInrS.
Mr. e. r.: Greer. Of Cincinnati spent
Yesterday IN MuundSvillr. on business.
Mrs. Luzrrna Smith. Of this city. is
seriously i'll ut the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. puh"is. on sixth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Te;uler Services Held.

Yesterday mnrHinr At 80" "'"l"'k fu-
neral S"rSrv'> fer th" LAT" highly re-
Snr,.rd Louis A. F"Iui'r. VII" passed
away at III" tamil! h"m". Il" Main
street. Sundnl. were. IN III. Requiem hIEh
mass WuS r.I,.hrHl,h nj -. NlI'h"nSuS
church at - o'clock. with Father f.uS"nl
rs r"ichrhnt. lnt"r1n"nl Mas hhih' III
Mi. calvary rrr.rt"ry. IN" ,pHlll'Hhr'r:'
hriuy tiv" hrolhcrs. McSSrS. InS'rh. I'd
ward. Charles. William ;,ud Henry. and
iva hruthrr~-iri-lnw. .IuSrrh : Th"u"r
and pr. y. =. Earnest Thu honorary
u:,IIhrarS were. MrsSrS John Adam Hess.
fred Never. l'rnf. John Exams. FId"liS
Rirst"r. ti,rtrHu Grimm. tt"nry Jaeger.
Julius Il,msr. Henry IIHuS' +. Ehm'ri Re
kari Henry IL GZcr. John Fisher hnd
Henry I.uhman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
USED PRINTERS INK
ON DISLOYAL OFFICER

SANTA re. y. NJ. April MA report
10y I..nIi"utlIr% warden Thomas itHSh"s
70 t;"Vcrn"r Lindsey late today regard
ing thu. tarrirK ard f"athcrinE OF Major
j. M. Birnn"r. ii Lincoln. Nebraska. IN
m" prison yard here yesterday. stated
;hnt instead ri using tar IN" "uuEiciS
uSc, printers ink from the i"'ni'"nil:try
printing plant and snl"Hr"'l Elrkn"r with
II hcfor" rolling INN IN irhthcrs.
Thus far all "f tn prisoners HAY" re-
fused To- reveal who w"r" thu, leaders in
tn. conspiracy Rirkn"r is temporarily
uuar;"rrd in tn" state p"ntt"ntIary as \
federal prisoner. Will" awaiting trial for
alleged S.tiIfnu~ u'lrr;tnC"S made al
,'nlup Cody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Men Leave April II.

Official instructions were received
Yesterday b.: ths local draft board for
the cntrain,rent Of the drattses IN the
next quota. They ar" :" leave THIS clt|
Saturday. April -. for Camp sherman.
4 special train wilt carry The inen 10
camp: it will lcav" Martins Ferry Ut
$50. with 80 n"n ABOARD and Will arrive
IN this city n OILS. whore IS men from
;his distrlr, will b. taken on. an! then
4, NeTs. whore N" St. tltirsrlll" m"n
- strong. will be pict~'d up. TIL" tram
will continue TO pick up mon all along
the line "A, Cambridge. 'Ian"srill" and
Newark. arriving at Camp Sh"rmnn ~
$40. The names Of IN" ~ mea rom
This district tav" been published some
time past rh. draft board NJ this city
at., expecting NOR. definite Information
concerning the men wh" VIII '"aV" this
city between May | .nE 10. also the men
,yhn ar" called by IN" special draft ~
be made up Of skilled trades MIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
County BOYS TO Leave.

rwrnty-slx Marshall county buys re-
,..Iyr,i notices to-day IT, h" ready t" l"hN"
for lamp Meade, Md. on April -bih' Al
D. IN. Tl"s" boys Will b" sent /" camp
Mrat,. on account nf camp L." MOI ne
my ALL" H. accommodates them. Ih"S"
,ybn 20 arr, William Nelson Weekly.
Homer Frank Davis. Carl Prince. To-
un,.Nz GouinvSki. Leonard M"rnlnGSihr
1nhn Williams. Tiny Cnstani". SIMS
Aprrl!omu james I.cmast"rs. l."" Long
lanes .>krr$ Elyrir Anderson. Floyd
I:nnar. Alexander Rirr. ';'"rE" frayS"n
Everett Whr.Tkry. Thomas lla%i"ti. lt;'r-
rv Long. James Earnest. John 'iihS"n
iar"fd i:HrGtSS. Jess" Ceilings. John
liiish;,m. Edward Dennis and CHARLES
t'n3k
AS W.; nm patriuirr demonstration has
t-,ru planned but very likely ono Will
trkr rla," "m ,hr nay IN" draft"cS leave
for Maryland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
TO BAR THE SPITBALL
IN THE ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO. April ~ Managers "t
tho. eight clubs IA the American aS>p"lh-
li"u will mr..t here IN April "a. u day
hCfnr, thr opening ~ the season. Tor y
conference with The umpir"S Ia d"Cii"
on plans for Stamping "ut IN" spit
bali" and I'll mr. freak '!"NN"rIrS. ffrS-
idemt Hickey announced Tonight
President iIivkrl said h" want"d tn
MANAGERS and umpIrrS In reach u nor
uIgh understanding III IN" rules :" -
10 avoid protests over the prob hIlcd d"-
liycrtcs Pitchers found guilty 81 using
tn. "Spli ball will b' lined So aud per
hapS suspended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Industries May Be Affected

Orders issued yesterday hy the ma
ilnnal fuel administration further re-
slrirling tho less essential Industries or
the country. will affect MoundsvilIn to
some degree. The order curthlIS the
ninI ufacturr of enamel war" >" per cent
hut in this respect tn" press dispatches
arc not altogether clear.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sanders. head of III" Tinted
States Stamping Company. was AM" u"
say what effect thr order would have
on that plant. The plant is operating
10 some extent under government orders
and if thu production is cut down Ia 20
per cent the effect will hc severely felt
in this locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
HuRRlns Services.

Tn, funeral service oyer til" romans
ri ~. r Higgins. which WAS iald IN
stat" all Wednesday and yesterday. was
held at ST. Matthew'S Protestant ErlS-
cupal church IA The afternoon, the rec
Tor. REV. X. r.. l.. Str'd"r. doing tn
oral mrihud. and general mNNI"nai'
Herbert - Merrill. at Washington. -
g.. interpreting IN tie S'Sh-EthS" 'S''
Mrs Samuel W. Eurb";I sang The Ia
ynrItc HMM. "Nrar"r. Ny l;"d. /" Th"c
, Iurrr number Of deaf mulcs attended,
TN, ,talIhrarrrS w,rr. Charles W"lucr.
William Alexander. William Rob-. cha"
Watson. H"rh"ru S:""hr. ana !. :.
Errurr. Ion" inIlnlni" irr"nIS 81 ih'
,l..rraN-ri In tir"cnw"ud r"lrI"E? tn
las, rites were irprrSsivcly read ~ tn
sam" manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
CHANGE PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON. April l%--A hill
amending thu war risk inSurhn"" law
81 az L. prnrd,. for compulsory llhi
,iIuturnt from fighting men L" their
d,,prndrmIS instead IT ti" rr"s"ul
sliding St:il,. based "u fnnIly '"udi'
tinuS and tn" pay of ia" mI"n. WAS M
trr.uucrd i'll ia" HOUSE l"ihH hI Repre-
sentative Sims at Tennessee. The
measure. whirh has h""m urged 10y tn
war and navy departments. would l"'-
cunlr rffcrtiL, next July !.
Tie hIl pr"NIi"$ far Fixed nat
rate uf So, :: month nll"wHnr" from Il
man To- has wifi. AMI children. ar where
tho soldier - unmarried. /" other do
r.,rrd,n ts such mS - parent. brother or
>!sI,r II attainment - made Tor wife
and '.hildr"n. =" m"mth would I". 1t
ASH. lar other dependents. II ANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Arrived In Franco

I:rrcntIy word was received from ono
Of the Rrnwood lads who left with the
first consignment Of drafted men to the
effect that he. Thomas Blake. had arrir-
cd safely in France. and would soon b"
on his way ~ tho front line trenches.
Thomas is III" son Of !ir. and Mrs.
Thomas Blake. of South Bcnwood. and
was a well known and popular lad OF
This city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
wedding Announced.

NunulInrrInc has boon made ~ th'
narriag" of Miss Mary i-anu'rs "t
Wlu"linE Ia Mr.. William R"Sr"' ~ 'h'
Sl,tri rho Wedding took place early
lnst Drtnh,.r. Both parties arc very well
known in this city Mrs. Eoyr" tre-
quantity visited Miss Rcrnadinr Stein
n,ntz. If lhiS city. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
.Ilny,,, have attended many social func-
lions III this rIIy :Lmd their marriage
viii Lr uf interest 10 their many TRENDS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
MOUNDSvILLE
Red Cross Meeting.

nl. -! lh.. most important Red 'r"SS
MEETINGS that has eyer h"''n mel" Ill
.ihIS city took plH'" last nlShi IN Inc
Fed ross headquarters on seventh
street, rh" meeting was called bE Mrs
I,Iirrnr wh" Just returned from ihr
Red t'rtSS convention winch WAS h''l
at park"rShurG last week. S"NrThi I'M
.purianl matters We're discussed III tue
runl, uti"u. Mrs. li"itnmr MAJ" clear
M" changes that were Ia take place III
The ;rl cross regulations Sh' aus"
hrnuIhl ny tn" discussions mat took
rla,r al tn. convention. Alter th' r'E-
u!ar ruulin. business WAS TRANSACTED
pIauS wrr" drawn up for The Rcd cross
t;irttI" that IS /" l". held here Sun"aF
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
obi ()ARY
Samuel NJ BusbY.

SAMUEL NJ. 3uShy passed away yes
'rrday al II "'rlnck nj n" lat" nom"
in Washington Pa. following 4 hri'l
Illness due In complications. Mr.. HuN"r
Was a prominent farmer If ihhi place.
formerly residing IN Short creek. II"
married Miss Mary WHd"ll. formerly at
Shhr, Crock. many years ago. II" is
survived by his wife and tire" SONS
and one hruihr', charles Rusby uI Short
,'rrrk. Funeral services will b. held
from IN" late residence lhis evening At
y n'rlnck. and inicrm"nt Will h'' mad"
Saturday morning ~ Greenwood come
Terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
cnmnanz Cats Charter.

The Fell Rock Land Co.. OF TINS CITY
We're granted charter yesterday NJ o.
lurnb,ls the application containHo ina
name OF tho Overland Land CO.. nut II
was found that another COMPANY mao
This mans. rnncc tho change. TINS
company recently bought the HitrT"'
Robinson farm on Rock Hill. wher" inc
now residents will b" built by prom
inent young mon Of this city The m
curpora;ors Of tho company are {. l.
Robinson, Henry u. Cow"n. H"org" 1.
Robinson Guy W. Dankwo7th and Or.
4 L Beethaln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Glse Club MinEt1als.

The Glce Club Minstrcls Of Bcnwood.
created a great deal or enjoyment among
tn. local people and minstrel lovers.
when presented here several weeks. an.
will be shown in tho auditorium Of the
Carroll club. this evening and Saturday
nights. The end men are chuck full or
new and witty jokes. and their rapid
cross fire of remarks will he 4 fcatur"
If tho evening. The directors in charge
have planned an added proGram to u"
presented following the regular show.
consisting Of solos. violin selections and
addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
q, Y. N. sodatty Dance.

Tuesday evening. April 81. B"nwood
people arr sure 10 have a great treat as
III cmrmhrrs Of the i. Y. NJ. Sodality "e
81. Johns catholic church har" planned
Ia give one of their delightful series Of
dances. The Twentieth Century orcies-
ira has been provided and Will furnish
The latest dancing numbers. The deco
ralinns will consist OF patriotic en-
bicHS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Carney Funeral.

Funeral services G"r tn" ihf' MIS-
Mary .I"S"phIu" Carney. "h" fiSS''h
AWAY Wednesday, evening a. 80" ""lnih
al the \urlh Wlr"lIug h"srIlni. VIII l"'
b,.IJ in-mnrr..w morning from the late
residence "%.,i Wilson street. High mass
nr rruuIcm viii be- rrlchr:tlrd at NM
.r'rluck IN s.. .IuScph'S cathedral, IN" m
,.rn.,nl viii h.. III Mt. calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Close Wednesday at Noon.

Commencing May lst all retail gro
cnri,.s and meat stores will clos ~ SIX
o'clock. except saturday. and At noon on
Wednesday, This agreement waS r":Ivh-
cd - IN. recent meeting nt III" retail
rr,crrs association This custom is fol
lowed out every summer and although
i, ca1,sns 4 small amount nc incnn!"nI-
nnre. IL is done TO g;E" Tho grncrrs Il
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