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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Fairgrounds Meeting.

y welt :ht"u'i'ri meeting "f thu HiHy-
:rnuuG" :.S::"''l;,tinn WI" hrlh las. even
Lmg 81 rh.i board "f trad" rruftIS. Miss
Beta E\lrE was 'l"rt"d chairman IF
tn" soliciting committees. She will Sc
l",'l her "W II aides. saturday. Ma! -.
WAS %"."~l"! - III" DAT" for thm an
nUai tag day {" rrisr funds for iiuailr-
in. tn" grounds to" III" coming sum
mr..
The present "Iiic":. w"r" rc-"Icctcd
for an"Ih'r year. rs we'll rs IN" board
II dlry"i"r% Mr.. Tuhal. Mrs Alarirs.
Lewis Morgan, Samuel Johnson and
WIiiau M".Auni>h were added to tho
h.,rrG a.! directors. This was mad"
i,-,:..%aary b.. taking in thr South E:"nd
pla? grounds. which is air. aiy equipped.
into ~" a'.SuCIntinn.
Tho matter of ::'.l'ct nS sup" rntrnd-
rnI was left until u meeting nf HE
board # directors. which vii lac hcl
at an early dat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
NEW MARTINSVILLE

Th. address, ~ sergeant Harry Brown
ut Ih.' Canadian "ruy hr"u"hi together
Il very larE'- ati!."n'" TscSIhN evening.
The meeting vas held in IN" circuit
,u,Irt room Of tbs. court huuS" aud many
people were turned away. H. Y. i"'liI"u
presided. Th" meeting was IN the m
forests If tn. furi administration. and
accompany; sergeant l;r"wn WAS MIR.
,'"rll l;nhiuSun al Eairm"nt.
Tho Liberty loan rally. after n" IA
radc last Friday afternoon. VIZ ais"
l,rrrr rltrur..,I IIrn. Frank \.
u'I;rirn of Wheeling made Tin principal
address II WIS straight forward
EXPOSITION It ih.. duties Of American
citizens anu caught tn" fancy IL the
lare" crowd. W"tnr! Will =" or'r The
loy IN In" Liberty Imam. and heroic -
forts. arr being pat forth by IN" hanNs
Of TN. r"uniy :" maxi this Il great l'0>-
SlhillN
rh.. fuIl"wIn. l"iIme mon hay" .hr"n
called /" tn" C"l"rS. and arr !" "ntratn
Tor camp Meade Ma! l". Nir=ii I'm
urrw Taylor John Melvin Anderson
,;ruvr Smlih. riar'mv" .NliH Siu"~,
James l.; Price. FRANK Priest. Harry
,!iinu Nlr"ruals2: Arthur Slr"SEid"r
aud la,r,h W.r"r.
III" annual nnn,i.,"' at tn iunI"r AMI
senior classes If 'hr high school VIII
lu.. GIVEN Hrida, ..y"uIu" 90 ;hI" H,'Cm.
Four weeks iu"fr If s,chn"i Tor h";h
grade and l<Nh >,u""I. E"T. Nalla"" T.
Fleming in H. ILL.,. L.. president "f
West Virginia Wesleyan college. VIII
preach n" ha'"al"aurat" sermon "H
Sundn, evening May l."
\ reception VII hc gwen 10 ia" So
..lrti"> 81 III" l'rr>' Methodist Episcopal
thu. l,a$i"- has enlisted with him III"
rn.u at In" congregation. wlr' hay" pre-
I,;trrd IN" program auL Luncheon. II
will .,r ,,nr If Iir most enjoyable ""C;l-
sinus 81 ,h,, Year nthl> church. Tho
recent ,nmpaiIu !" clear I'll" indebted
,,..Ss a,HS largely succeeded.
I;.l j. II Iarks"E: I'll" efficient and
un;Irrr:: head At III" W'Hz"i county l;"d
r,,S~ work lrt' for Atlanta. 'ia.. lH$I
S:,iurra. |" visit his daughter. liz
Wi ti-u visit III general ""nf"rrn:"
If M"rh"di.sr Episcopal church, south.
which Iu""lS IL Atlanta during May.
L:..y ami Mrs. Il. NJ. Keith # -.
Johns rhurrh arr this week attending
the COMMENCEMENT exercises Of tn" MUP
rjs-IEarN"y c"lirG" at I!arbuurSrtlIc.
two r"uu,,S ~ Toy Scouts are busy
with III" l.ih"rIy loan. and are now re-
porting nearly x"t.nnh from their Gam
I:ticn. Tr"nr ~. T. with l;cv. John
Connect. scout master. has "ur"il"i iiv"
fall patrols, and Troop NJ. :. wIth Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
MonndsYflle Briefs. .

John p. Laffcrty. OF H"rrin. Illinois
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T.. l.afterty ut Seventh S;r""' bHr"r"
lc;ty ing 10 vlkc up new duties AT North
BcSSclnHr. Ia
Mrs. Margaret Il. Gray. Of Second
+strccL has gon. e. MInninStnlL Il"
spend month with her sister. Mrs. t.
IL. Ice.
Roy Clovis has returned 10 his hum"
Il, Wayuc$hurg. after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ". l.. Woodruff and family "f
Morton avenue.
Or 4. Y. Martin. who has been Ill
all winter n his home on Elm aN"nu"
shows it'll" Improvement
Miss Margaret Howard Of Second
street Who has been very Ill al pn"G.
mona. is getting al"nS nicely.
Mrs. l.uxcrnr Smith continues 30 h"
very III al tho home Of her daughter
Mrs. t.. +. Dubois IT Sixth street.
Frank Simpson Of The /. :. Navy.
who has been spending turl"nrh ~
his hu.n" here. left "Wednesday "N"n.n';
FOR New York.
Mrs. J. IT,. Garner and lIlII.. dnuGh'""
Jennie Frances; Garner. 81 Lafayctt"
avenue. are visiting friends III Mar.
land.
David Henderson has recovered from
his siege If d.IthvrIa and II :Ih, Z" h"
out.
Lawrence Martin. who has i'"H !;
Akron, Will arriv'' hCu" n Il f." 'iItH
/" Sp"ni som" nm, l"!"r" i'itN 'rr tor
tine flaming camp Win III" nr\t cor
ungrnt.
Miss, Esther Nrno!G j. .ou rncd /" her
hom,, uu St.r"tui street win illness.
rh,. S,ul Winners DIhI" class wtIl
hmld !. hak" sale at Tn" l." l.. Sudg"r
roufer, i"nary on jefferson aN"ny" Sat
urday afternoon beginning al iW"
O'Clock.
The Opportunity circle Of the chris
;ian church will meet this 'IrH.nG at
the home rr Mrs. T.. l.. MrMull"n for
election of "ffrcrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
BRIDGEPORT
Liensetter Funeral Today.

Funeral services for in" late George
L'E'nS"ttcS. VIII" passed away at tho
HON" nC Harry Porter on Lincoln ave-
nue.. Monday night. will IL. conducted
from III" place &c death rms AFTERNOON
At : o'clock Tho funeral vii! b. in
charge "f tho local ;nric Of Eagles or
which IN" Deceased w',S member and
intcrmcnt will be IN I.inwood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Celebrate Anniversary.

Mr. AMI Mrs. LANES Er"t;"il". pr"ini-
mont residents "f MinGu Junction. ""l"-
hr;ttrd 'il,ir fifti"ih wrAding "nn'E"r-
Sary I,-duy. with members "r IN" Family
a. hnm". Mrs I;r"il"ll' also celebrated
her 9Th hiri hday to-day. The "nul!"
married IN England and cam" I" III"
TuitriI States firri years aga. lm!N "Td.
aud hay" resided IA Ming" Ter thrtN-
nII.. years Eu,h ar" we'll preserve! i"r
,hc,r years and are enjoying Ih' host
nf hr,,l:L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Elected CAPTAIN.

Til" boys mf lii Snphumor" lass base
tail team met last evening Il, III" lose
IF s,.i,oni AMI .-i""t"h IN" captain for
hr. coming season. and X f'll {" Robert
Fitch. u popular voting athl"t" IN 'h"
h;sh school. They VIII "rcn ;hc season
this cveuine 4: tn" Sixteenth stree;
uark. with III" Freshman class form
ing tn" "rpuSit!"u. Quit" Il bit Of in
;rr..s: IL h..in. taken ~ lass baseball
this year 10y Ia. Srfi""l. AZ tn" track
team has l"."t, discontinued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
u. 6 Club Dance.

Invitations ha"r hccn received by
quite IL number nt local pcopi" for an
informal dane" 20 b. given Monday eve
nIng i, ~. t:lSs hall. b. the L. :.
,lul,. Tn" hall will he decorated with
PATRIOTS, colrr$. and tho music will be
rendered by tho t'rcrnicr orchestra The
commits" in charge of tho affair is
composed of Miss Ethel Dreamer and
Mrs Henry Dean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Celebrated Sixteenth Anniversary

rh" imam savings haHi, rulnl'auy
y"si"r,iaS rrirh...i,'L their sixteenth AN
rivrrSury t.! r:lhn..H"S ihr iIn' IT, lie
,iitH"m" SAVINGS l:Huk company. b.
which II viii L." known ~ til" iu'ur".
.SiNt'"u Years aga N"st'r'I"E th" ntnh
opened ~ doors III III room IN ill.,.
Il.nd~rsuu huIId.ng "Ir Hanover street.
n"w '"t'Iri"d ty lhr capitol IN" bnnk
has mail. a w"i!'"r;ul growth III tn.
years shat ihry Itl\ hr"H III business.
~" handsome Few huilLIn2; ut the cor.
t,r 81 Fourth anh NaInUr Slr"..;s l.. tng
rIn"f # h.. fac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
900 in Prison.

Tho monthly prison report Of aNrdcn
NJ Il. White which has been forwarded
To the governor and board Of control.
shows that there were 500 inmates May
|. Of which 81 arc females. There were
800 in the prison April !. During the
month - were received and a dis.
charged. OF tho latter. five were par
donrd. seven parulcd. orc died. three
escaped :urd one "a woman parol"d
by the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Shot In Action

Bert Watkins. we'll known in this city,
Was shot in action some where in
France. according to telegram re-
..!vrd Yesterday from the war depart
iucnt by his father. Mr.. James Watkins.
:. Policeman Epl"y"d hy tn" Ealtin"r"
Il OH" 4 r:lIrGad II" enlisted about
Two vars HG" in the Marines ana has
been III Franz" for some tine" The
telegram stated that = letter will folio"
givin. the particulars and IS being lock
- forward /" with much anxiety by
eIS father
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
M0UNDSVILLE
Going Over Top.

Marshall county ~ going over The '"r
in th'' l.it"'rty Loan campaign. Whit"
tn. subscriptions haV. not l"".m i"lal"l
srn"'' Tuesday. when they Al" announced
;,"lI\. Ia" result wilI d"nbll"aSly il"
'hHl tn" quota 81 SlI".4h" has hc'E
"Nrr-s subscribed by several thousands
Til" work If in" committees will II"
pressed In Tn" full"Si th"s" last three
DAYS Committees viii iuUr III" COUNT
t"'inH IN tn" final appeal Ia th"S" liN-
Iu@ IN th" country. COMMITTEES" were
"a: Tri"Sday aud r,purl,I that Ia" farm
.."s w"rr patriotic. there being Tcw Sc''u
" hn did not subscribe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
To Resume Operations.

Official announcements VAS lnad" mere
to-day that tho RiNcrsid" furnace "l
the a,'rn"gir SI.."l company here. VIII
rr&llm" upcraV ions rs soon rs h''"SaF?
repairs are made. 'rh" plant Ina" tm"n
idle for several months. about -" mon
viii hr employed I'll" operation "f
lhr plant which has n" finishing mills
* IN" tn tho rush orders "f tn" govern
ln"nt for SLirl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Woman Gets Six Months.

Mrs. NI"gTr.' i;"S"nh rE'r. VI
Wheeling Junction. W. Va. pi'a'i'd
Guilty her" ,"-i;.i. /" contributing I" th"
.i"l nGurnry sc her 'hIu"r 'ia"SE;"r$ and
WAS S,nlrn""rl (" six months III The can
ION w"rk!nus.. Icy July" S;.iIlh. Tile
I, ourr ;uli tr" woman h. only r"g"'il'r!
fhai h.. could not max" lh" S"n'"I'" tit
her most shocking "r,nl" Tin w"rn";I ;
>iN Children hal" been placed III good
hmmns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Remains Arrived Last Evening.


:. e. Jones soon; master. has four full
PATROLS
Tin. death 1T Mrs Mary T.. l"hns.
aged S. Years. ur,.urr"I $rut'. our last
T,r"rr Sh" made hrr honl" with carl
Wager Funeral SERVICES w"r.' held hS
rev l.. NJ krIrh, and lnt"rmcnL MAS
III IN" Walkcr r"m.tCry.
NJ III" E"d ross entertainment and
S,"'iHI at Mimi" IN Saturday night
Stu. - ~" realized /" l." used IN iii"
local ~upIlI IT. pariInru;.
Hon. r II. '"-n"t' has returned from
AN ,Nt.md"d visit to ''hari"Stcn. where
Il" went on l"::al business.
lIrrh"rr q; li"adl"". who spent Il few
DAYS here. In" guest "f his parents. Mr.
and Mrs T.. T.. licad!"". has returned
To Camp Lee. where he is stationed.
Mrs: K"s"!la Hlak"r is visiting her
son ~ Washington. u. :. She expects
IN remain away for some time.
pr"parai ions arc being made tn send
n IarS" d"Inchtinu tn tn" state sunday
school CONVENTION At CinrksImrs. Wei
zrl ''nuniy as$"riatIon was never so
pros porous a. now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Making Supplies.

The local branch IF the Rcd cross
society is busy making supplies with
which 70 equip the next increment
which vii leave for camp on Saturday.
May II. They will ais" get busy on
making additional comfort kits. as IN
du':,tionS are that tn" men will 10
called IN larger numbers from now OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Juniors Buy Bonds.

Mound City Council No. /, Jr. q. l..
A. NJ. is setting the pace among tn"
lodges Of the city in buying Liberty
bonds. This order has purchased $3.50
worth OF bonds Of IN" thr"r ISSUES ;GS "A
corporate body. and hcSdrS III" n"n-
bcrs have subscribed thousands of d"i-
lars To the loans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Mines WORKING Good.

Tho chr shortage which WIS so pre-"
valrnt at the mines several weeks ar"
has been overcome for the present ana
the miners ar" again nhl" :" max" h"t-
ter time" Will" conditions ar" no; as
yet NORMAL. they TT" Il pr'H !mpruk,:
mcnt over conditions 4 month nE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Fui",rm! services f'r III" lai". WIlli"w
IV\uE. VIII" passed away ut ruyH!,""a
tails. T'i"%da! morning. Will Ia h'i'-
III AFTERNOON AT :: O'clock fI"m tht
';nrr,r 81 his dauchl"r. Mrs. l"uuI" ti:t'-
~rh"l "r North Fourth street. Tho
>,"rl r,-.S w,ll l." IN churg" at l;"v. l.. W.
.lnnuri~uri. pastor "r tn. United I'rrS-
hlt"r!nn ,.hir, L.. iuI"rm"n' WI! lie
priVnt" ~ "rinrh III RN"rv1"w '"nii:-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Charges Not Sustained.

The civil s"rvic. commission %''St.r-
i.r rendered :, decision that the charges
filed against Patr"lman John Str"h"i
for conduct ulib"Corl!nE m otfl"'r. ana
for which nc was suspended from lhc
nnlicc fnrrr wsr,. not sustained INC
members Of tn" commission wer'' untn-
i,rnus in ,h.. verdict giving 40 cr"drn"r
,o tho testimony Of the star TitR"SS.
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hursh for further examination next
81.
Time Of Departure Announced.

Tho local draft board. Yesterday an
nuunrcd that the II men who leave here
Saturday. Mny II, would depart from
I;rIIairr ut 1905 o'clock. together with
the other cBlmont county draftees. Thy
will 60 To Cincinnati and from Their:
will ga by trolley 10 Fort Thomas. The
will hr taken TO Eellairc in autos, which
VIII Ir donated by bridgeport people.
l:"N lunches will be furnished tho drai-
tees at Newark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Hess Punernl YesterdaY.

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Chester Hess, who passed away nj ihr
ohio Valley General hospital Sunday
morning after I short illness. wcrr con
Quoted from the la" homo 1T Hlain"
yesterday afternoon. The services were
IN charge of tho pastor Of the BlAin"
Presbyterian church and int"rmcpl was
III LinwQod cemetery 1t Blaine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Ordered 70 Eutruin-

Word was received yesterday evening
XII. telephone from camp Sherman by
local people from boys in training a.
;ha: camp ;hat they will cntrlln at once.
Their destination - not known. but ii IS
either 10 another camp nr for S"rrI'''
"v.rSra. r was stated rha, Tuit" n
number Of Belmont county boys wrr"
in tho company /" l,av". This VIII cause
many lora! p.npi" to he Interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
To Dedicate Service Flag.

Tn" congregation Of s.. .Anthony's
Catholic church Will dcdirHtc their scrv-
ice flag containing forty stars ut =, Spe-
cisll service 10 be held Sunday after
noon at . o'clock. a. snort pur7ldc ovc-
the business dstric; "f tho city will
DC hold preceding IN" exercises a; I'll"
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
X. of P. Entertainment.

Newton Beers will entertain lIl;i"
FRINGE Lodge Nn ~. knights Of rHthiIS
and their friends with An Interpretation
of the famous story If Damon and
T'ythias this evening MIR. R""rS VIII
imr,c r$onatr every character III ;h' rlry
and Il mos, enjoyable evening j. All
Ia ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Five Enlistmcnts Yesterday.

rnStnlastrr i. Ed. lilarkford stated
laSI evening that therer had been nv.
rnlIsim"n's during In" day. three for
the marines and two for tn" navy. All
Of tn" iurn mr. "uf In" drai; age. bat
slated th"y were willing To cutter The.
service AZ once. They will 6" 10 Puts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Fairgrounds Meeting Shortly.

\ meeting Of all tho%g interested IN
;h- piayS rounds movement wall hc held
within short time. s" arrangements
,:;tn be mud" for getting tic gGunds in
shape Cor the opening. y" time has ~
yet brcn set for the meeting. hui II
viii BE- within "a few days. as much
work Is 10 be done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
RoEerson Funeral.

Funeral services for John EnE"rson.
we'll known Moum1Svillc resident VIII"
died at his HON" "n Second street
Tuesday morning. Will be- held al the
residence this afternoon al thrc" o'clock
Intcrmcnt will hc made in Mt. Ros".
Mr.. RoGerson WAS ciEhty-Gour years Of
age and has lived hero for many wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Col. Powell Tomorrow.

Lieutenant Colonel J. +. Powell viii
arrive here FRIDAY afternoon 20 act on
tn. applicants tha; have enlisted At tn"
local recruiting office this week. The
numbcr has Increased 20 nin". including
several we'll known l""n! young mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Ladies' Aid to Meet.

Tn" ladies N,l S"r:"ll 81 IA" Welsh
{ '"n-rcgari"nai rh;Irrh VIII hold "a reg
STAR u'uuIhiy meeting this Afternoon al
I IT,. church and u full attendance Il 'hc
lu.-'uh"r,' ls I"Slr'"l Tho meeting viii
IL" HID AT 90 ,',lnck ana a number "i
IuIt-.riaui matters Will hr taken 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Move Transfer Business.

TIL" Spear n Spear transfer company
has moved headquarters from Lafayette"
Hyrnu" - til. Sol M"Mjll"u harm Oh
EASTERN Tenth street. where !hCl will
hereafter H. located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

The members of the choir Of tho
First NJ. t.. church has been called I"
meet at tho church this evening at ="
o'rlnci All members are requested 10
hc. present as special music will lr
taken UP. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Ing IN the Masonic temple on Belmont
street. In addition To other business
tilr most rArcllent degree viii be con-
irrrcd on candidates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Police Court for April.

With ono officer. Chief "f Full"" Ma
hnn" in charge IF the city Yesterday.
the arrests fer april were not forgot
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trn. Chief Of Folio" Mahon" prepared
IN" report which showed that "pb ar
rests w"rc made during the month.
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Masous to Meet.

Eellairc Chapter. Royal Arch Nas"ns
will hold a special meeting FRIDAY even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
ST. CLAIRSV!LLE

= q M,''1rd 1T al. "a Clinton \.
son 1T AL Land IN Martins Ferry.
rId.ratiun Stun
Ellen Thornton AIN Thy
township. '"nsid"rati
Rosa R"rhr' TO Mat
Katie tir0ln"n. l-aJ
ship. C"nSId"ra
Epank n'NeilL
in Martins Fer
lanes Il. W.
TO George
Ferry. COM
Mike Mao
Iyrh and
Wheeling
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-23
From Wednesdays Daily

B. Bonde went to Fargo this morn
ing on business mission.
r. B. Cox, Of Wimbledon, has been
spending.a day or two in the city.
T. H. Nelson and son, of Dickinson,
were registered guests at the Valley
Hotel this morning.
w. H. Way, formerly of this city,
was in town this morning, looking aft
er his customers here.
- A. G. Elfstrom, of Kildeer, N. D.,
is in the city. Mr.. Elfstrom was for
merly a citizen Of Valley City.
The baseball game scheduled for
tonight has been postponed until Fri
day night, the weather being little
too cool This will lbe some game, so
remember it is to be pulled off Friday
night. " sf[s,
DR.. Platou arrived in the city yes
terday to spend the day with his fam
lily. He returned to Fargo last even
ing. =. -.~. -,
State Superintendent N. C. Mac
donald was in the city this morning
and left on No. 3 for the seat of gov
eminent at Bismarck .
Mrs. Wylie Nelson returned this
morning from Fargo at which place
she had been visiting friends.
Miss Della Steuvig left for La
Moure this morning to attend dis
trict meeting Of the Home Missionary
society. -.
L. E. Ward, manager of the Valley
City Grocery Company, was a visitor
to Fargo this morning, taking the
early morning train.
Mrs. F. w. Heidel left this morning
on No. 3 for LaMoure where she goes
to attend the district meeting of the
Home Missionary society.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Turk are ex-
pecting their daughter from Malta
Mont. She will spend the summer in
this city as her husband has enlisted
in the service.
M. 0. Grangaard, the popular Rog-
ers banker, was in the city last night
looking after some business matters
Mr.. Grangaard says that at Leal last
Saturday they had great Red Cross
auction sale and general good time
and at which gathering something like
$1700 was raised. If some of those
live wires up at Leal would only SEND
the Times Record a good account Of
the doings of their town what glor.
ious feeling it would make for the
editor and the people of that district
Somebody try it next time. The edi.
tor cannot be in all the places in the
county at once and would awfully like
to get the news.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Brown, of Coop
erstown, arrived on belated No. last
night and were guests at the Rudolph
Hotel. They were returning from
Florida where they had spent the win
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-23
G. B. LEWIS, ESQ.,,


TAKE NOTICE, that an action has
been commenced in the Supreme
Court of Alberta, Judicial District of
Macleod Number 1915, by the Canad-
ian Bank of Commerce against YOU,
the said G. B. Lewis, claiming the
sum of Eight Hundred and Fifty
($850.00) Dollars being the amount
due on certain Promissory Note
made by you in favor of the said The
Canadian Bank of Commerce, (Gra-
mum Branch).
, AND TAKE NOTICE that you are
required within 20 days from the date
of the publication of this notice to file
with the clerk of the said Court at
Macleod, Alberta, Statement of De-
fence or Demand of Notice. And in
default of your so doing The Canadian
Bank of Commerce may proceed in
vour absence and judgment may be
entered against you.
listed at Macleod, Alberta, this 18th
day of May, 1918.
Mcdonald, Martin & Mackenzie,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Approved:
Edward P. McNeill,"
23-2w L. J. S. C.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-23

There has been much discussion as
to what becomes of the funds raised
from the Red Cross drive and we have
heard some spirited arguments on the
proposition, so in order to settle it
we called in Gen. Darby O'Malley,
who knows if anybody does. Mr..
O'Malley says the national organize
ton assessed Barnes county $15,Oo0
which amount we have pledged to
raise and send to the national organi-
cation. Then Mr.. O'Malley went to
Fargo and got permission from Judge
Young, state, chairman, to raise $15,-
600 more, this to be used for the
Red Cross work here in Barnes coun-
ty, and says the genial Darby, by the
kaiser's goat No. l, which is now get
ting busy again, we are going over