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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lenders at
toTEeyl.
Manhattan,

Manhattan.
1ST Az. 2355-Rosina Reseisno to Bee
Realty Co Inc. $50 Bway, Nov Is,
1915: atty. Otto Samuels, 90 Nassau
- ~. '.. ..... ..'.,.., 10, 45O. J2
RININGToN ST. ls5--Abr and ellie
Weingarten to Philip i Schmidt. admr
will Friedrich schmidt, April &, 1905 !:
atty. @ Vose, 81 Park Row. Csl2, 900
lSSD ST 2C2-264--Abr Goldberg TO Lin
coin Holding co. June -, 1909. attys
Arnsteln & l., 1913 Bway. $50
LID ST, c5S-260-Same to same, June
10, 1909: attys, same. ...........tl2, $50
GROVE ST. l6-Lotta Degraw. Tesneck,
y J. to Lawyers Mort Co, SO Liberty
st, June 20. 1914; atty. Lawyers Mort
CO. 80 Liberty t................'? 900
1857 ST 81 w-LYorkey L and Emma
Rice to Edgar a and Jeanette Deacon,
- Portsmouth p, Forest Hills. Il OF
9, July 20; 1917; atty, Title Guss &
Co, l'6 Bway ..............v..SI $50
GID ST. n $, 50 Lexipgton av, ie.GNloO 3
Dorothy l. W O'apnnor to Kate 4
Bast!anelli. Caldwell. y J, Nov 81, i9i3;
atty Title G & 7 Co. l76 Bway. .sl2.SO6
18th ST, ; =, 323,t . Cd av, s5.sxiO3.3-
Max and Fannie Heller. 234 L Il4th ct
to Hedwig Engel, Oct 81. 1911: atty,
l. T Goebel, n Park Row,....... 900
The sun., 1918-12-03
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II VEsEY STREET.
Ry Henry Rrady

lat II NESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH Az. 724. 25.lxlOO, Ety tnmt &
atrs-Citizens SRvgs Bank aGt Marks
Levy ct al; due, sl5,OSS65; taxes &c.
t5l740; to the plaintiff. ....,....;l3, 900
BY Samuel Marx.
LUDLOW ST, 10, 2jxs7.G. sty tnnt &
strs--isaac Shiman agt Rose wilder ct
al: due. 2s,5I60G; taxes &c, t2.465.3S:
to the plaintiff ........,........S95, 600
lat 32OS THIRD AvENCEI
by Henry Brady.
DEANE PL. =. l57 Pierce av, 3sbx
i0Ox35.izl0O-Wm HeJduk agt Lima Fas-
sert ct al: due. s3.lll.Si: taxes ctc 81 =
500; to the plaintiff ,.............Ss,OO 900
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.
7TH Az, III, l9xI:Ox5Ox irreg, str and
PIT b-The CllverHgo GO, Inc, to Jos
Friedmann, Elmford. y Y, II Ale yrs
from Jan !, 1873: attys, Baudlcr &
Haas Rector st....Sli,5OO to Se2, 900
WORTH ST o cor Church IT, 3ixI00, S
The Land society OF Hospital TO
Jas White y 60. - Worth st, i3is
yrs from Nov !, 1915, rens Of 81 yrs
each; 9tty' " NJ Powell, Wall 81;
1i 1IiSSSs %S: ana .....':,,,..., $500
society % New York Hospital and las F.
white a Go. - Worth III, 1875 VS. from,
Soy ], 1913. rcnS ~ - WIS each: ntty
NJ Powell, Wall st; taxes, &c,
,s''''''''s''''..,.. 800
The sun., 1918-12-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

Vim ToeGeiman. SIS washinston st:
atty. william Carl. 1880 University av,
ssD ST 81 ia wv.icannette Me:lhrbach to to
Dora Steinway. i2O W li6th St: attys,
Alexander h q. 100 Bwny. $50. 900
Bronx.
UNIVERSITY Az. W cor i74th ST. look
l00Nl34Tlo5.l0; also University av, "
s. 100 l7lth st. s2,ex1oo-B + Con,
Church ST attys, stoddsrd g. NJ. i?S
Bway; assts. S22, 900
aD Az. g 5. 1917 i79,n St 72sS:9s.
supply Co, 1890 West Farms I'd; atty,
builders Brick & supply Co. 1890 West
cRoT T Az :. 1854 isi:t st.
s2.sx--Tn!ted state. trust Co, trus.
70 chas W Berg, Grestwood. y j: atty.
NORRIS Az. |25s-Eliz F Faiier. Phila-
bus av; atty, \ steinmuler, 1911 "a
willow LANE, 3ii5-selena Morton to
Eliz X Dooiine. 17s f soth st; sttvs.
DAVIDSON AV, lSs. W $. iSoth ST.,
6oNs0-IPhebe Peters and ano, extrx. to
Phebe Peters, 100 W seth ST; atty. Thos
]; Feitner. 81 Wall St .....,,...;.....1i
J0xlOI.s-Albert II Marckwald and ano.
trus, to Dorothy MarckwaId, 1856 Amity
sv. Bkiyn; atty. + Halsted, ~ Pine
MAYFLowER Av. e $, 2i Wilkinson az.
25xl00-Same to same; atty. same .... 81
2ilST ST, s. go Katonah av. 25xl0O-
Harriet West 70 Harry zlrinsky 3s:
So Bushwick av. Bk!yn ....... 49, '.'
bridge ter Iess II s Title Guar Co
to Ruth r Moran, Easthamptor, /. L:
atty, U S Title Guar Co. l7s Montague
The sun., 1918-12-03
MORTGAGES,
MOHTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
downtown.
Csouth OF Fourteenth streetJ

DoWntONn.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
e3,4x76.11. Dec 2-Chss /. MSehan to
Forrest Raynor. Nontclair, n j, and ano.
isHgSees c yTs SH%; attyS' M9en oSS
Bh0ADWAYi 400, n Walker st. Sox
Corp TO- Helvetin Realty Go. SO Wall 81.
yrs, Sc; attys. Middiebrook h 3, ts
FORSYTH ST. q. gsslOo. m. Dec eS'' ~
rSHr ;. s n 70 My%S SSnn 20 {,S
tss; attys. Kurzman & Frank. IS Broad
HENRY ST, is:. a5xs7..s. p m. Nov so
Congregation Beth Aaron Chasidem he
s S 9.S Ny / 1923. per cont; st ~
wAsHiN G; T pt ss.as. cor eigSEo
ST. loo.9Nioo. June %. l91T--Jos 7
Aseh 70 Edwin o Keely. Norwaik.
IN $4,000; attys. Holmes. Keeler &
Kent Co. Norwaik. Conn .,.....f2o, 900
Fast Side
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and l1oth ntrcetsl
Az A. cor Goth st. ?sxg5.s. p m. Nov
2T-ThG Tropical Pharmacal Go to
Fredk LohmRnn, S3O9 Perry av. Bronx.
due Jan /, 1929. ) per cent, y IN $1,000:
atty. H schocnhert. 2Ss pway... $1,000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
18TH ST. =. 3I5 W 9Th av, 25Nss.s, p
IN. Nov So-Ancel ] Brewer TO Edwin
o Atwater, IS Grsmercy Park. yrs,
5h per cent. atty, Jas W McElhinney,
CAB ST. g2.ss VI. 'iCcxioo.5. one.half part,
Nov 29-Msrgaret Brennan to William
Glare, 40 Riverside Drive, trustee,
W. per cent; atty, Fred Gill. lSS
bway ......,.........,., ...... 'tl,0VV
Uptown
Manhattan Island, north OF ii0th street,.
MOUNT MORRIS PARK w, W cor l22d
ct, 10O.llxl0O. Dec Harlem New York
Presby terrain Church to the trustees OF
the Presbytery OF New York, l2S Bway,
due as per agreement. without Int; attys,
Butler, w & e, 81 Wall ST.. s6s,:75
TTH AN, n o cor l2Sth st, Ss.llNlOO p IN.
Dec ?a-pevid Emanuel 70 Harlem, New
York Presbyterian Church. W l2.d NJ.
due and mt as per bond; atiE; TIii ee
Guar a co. iTs Bway.;;;. $4,000
18TH ST ?sS W; iS;s nnt. !; No Nov ga :,
James pl. Bklyu. yrs, 8 per cent; atty,
LAWYERS z 4 Co $50 Bway ,;c;o''S 5000
and Operating Co, 2os Bway, : yrs.
per cent. p m $4,000; attys, Prayer a
Alden. itl Dway 100000
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
HONEYWELL. Az. 2Ol7, w :. 23.ixl4o,--
Honeywell av Nov 80. yrs, S% atty,
c II Baechler ll:s fremont av. $500
:i2D st, $50 2. n :. st.lx77:i--;Mssx ny
Nov 81, !nstans. sc; atty. Title Guar 4
wAsHiNGr6N ~. v :. $40 lsad' 81.
Co TO Rice-F Fitzgerald Bids Co, sl4 f
18th st. Nov go yrs, Sc: atty, Title
wi : GT iiS Swsy !, isad i, ss; a. g
Nsss-same to same. Nov so, yrs: So /;
same ATTY .s......... .....'' ''''.'S LOW
The sun., 1918-12-03
$40, 900 HARLEM CONTRACT.

r. II. Z. Elliott has the general con-
tract for altering the three story brick
and marble bank building at 3ll Lenox
avenue for the Corn Exchange Bank. S.
Edison Gage. architect. estimates the
;ost at $4,000.
The sun., 1918-12-03
WEST HATH ST. HOUSE SOLD.

The apartment house bought by Fred
erick Brown from Helen c. Bigelow is
at $50 West Hath street and not $50
West l34th street, as reported yesterday
The sun., 1918-12-03
Takes Cheerful View OF business.
Special DcypdtcA 10 The SuN

CHICAGO. Dec 2.--Retailers Of boys
and children's clothing believe bright
future is In store for trade A canvass
OF the business shows that they are lay
ing in biG stocks
Their attitude has had a beneficial eff
feet on wholesalers.
The sun., 1918-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following
casualty lists were made public to-day
by the War Department:
The sun., 1918-12-03
Bronx.
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan

LEWIS ST. 40 ami 81, two actions
Trust Co OF Y, trustee. agt Grown
gag atty. W VI PCwel
9Th ST. $50 E-American Savings Bank
agt Jennie Wolf ct al Camended fore
closure of MORTGAGE: atty, J Irwin
lllTH ST, 2N E--City Real Estate 60
hgt Maria VI Gregorio ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE; atty. II Swain.
Bronx.
MARIAN ST s. IS II OF DemiIt av,
IOxl00--Norman l. Samms aEt Cane
brake Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty. W Il Samms.
The sun., 1918-12-03

WHITE ri L., corp, upe'ous7s wv.
AIKToN;, John 4" .l"aneret,c I'D,
BASS.. Henry r, Nantes. tWU'
Rnl RGEplS, Paul l.. POLKA ,V''.
DESSELI.ES George. Co'tor'ar- az.
ODD.
ODD
PORES TIER. Clebert. Ca-e-cr7 NJ.
HAWTHORNE. Isish VIuns5.rn rs
HlGGAN BOTHAM. Charlie. T.n.s I'D
I.EMotNE, Robert y. Bo-dc.or>lI- NV.
MEREplTH, william !. y v1~a.s .u tp',
MlliEE, lNcy D., Rattan "
PETERSON. Laurence =, Sow or'eRU
The sun., 1918-12-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

10TH ST. 8, 2iO e Lenox aN, lo0xlOo--
Niger Conjunction Co, Inc, agt West
lA4th st Realty Co. Inc: Gussie Eng
lander and Non Column Garage Co. Inc.
owners trenewan ..............SS4s 50
WAFERLEY Pr. l23 and l25-M Oslnorf
agt l2S-l25 Waverley PI Corp, owner:
QUICKER & Co, contractors .....,3l6O
I'D ST. ~ W-Monroe NJ Golding. Inc
aet Gephlse { Bates. owner; Meyer Com
tracting Co, contractor. ..........SI9s5
~ ANE 1T. lOI; David Greenberg sgt
Hospital Society. owner; Frank
Srnrelher, contractor ......,.......tl5
18TH ST, 1874 to 1853 W-Geo J Schnatz
Iron Works. Inc. agt NJ NJ Garage
CO. Inc. owners: Friedman Contracting
-" CONTRACTOR ,.'............,..Sle rs
oSD ST. $50 W-David GreenherE agt I'm
proved Properties Co. Inc. owner.
FRANK Schneider. contractor. .......S70
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, S92-Joseph Napolitauo
agt Jennie II Byrne, owner, Ritters
GeStaurant co, Inc, lessee. and William
Slnkowitz, Inc, contractor. .}9Sl.Ss
The sun., 1918-12-03

ODD. s'' N."hinohd
M ~ tSSI,I John l.: corp Bntesvine ODD,
~ AH,Ei IpNt :. corp. Mitchell tbA
NAhM ArtnuT, corp. mdianapoIis "a,
HEbnh'SoN' Benton A. corp, EoV VIM, o..
RoBlNkoN Harry y. Warsav ,n,
NtSI|tN' Joseph Authouy, Sthnrer,ur,
hlrTNER Joseph =. Irfr.rS"n, ny N D..
~ tkE Leonard L.. a-p.r ,K, wv D.
CCNNTNEH I"rr'n,' L.. Waiting W..
ION, James II. Linton ~.
'Rl.ll. rlarrnrn Milne. Iout...,-. So.
- l.. Nh"sl H.. Monro"vi.. lie ,Wl-, 'N''
~ - Jorge w. Fair View TX, ~
= -. 4'9ss L., Citation tMI
EhoNA, Luther, kdIanApolIs (Kl.
The sun., 1918-12-03

Continued on EOlO~nS PaSsA
The sun., 1918-12-03

Character OF casualties Is indicated thus;
(KD killed In action; CDW). died OF
wounds; CDA) dted OF accident or other
causes; ODD died Of disease; lW) wound
ed; CWS) wounded slightly, (WUD wound
Ell, degree undetermined; tM) missing; P)
prisoner
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
| Year. III Germany
metropolitan Theatre

One of the most important and in
teresting productions ever produced
In motion pictures Is the dramatic
production filmed from Ambassador
James w. Gerard's book, MY Four
Years in Germany
Throughout the entire production of
the film Mr.. Gerard was in close touch
with William Nigh, who directed the
production and the scenes and Incl
dents have been staged with the most
painstaking care in every detail
Nothing will SO clarif in the
minds Of the public the reasons why
America is now at war with the auto
cratic dictator Of Europe, as this
clear and lucid tale Of the hidden
forces working for the future down
fall Of America and the forces of
democracy
The results of this German inability
10 really understand America is
clearly shown In the incident which
took place ~ Germany before the
war and In which our AMBASSADOR.
James w Gerard was Ia volyed.
The whole history of German IN
triglie, Iona cy and dpubIe dealing
III ex pnsed In the I'd tenseis In Interesting
and dramatic picturiza ton of III.
Gerard ii book. which will be shown
At the Metropolitan Theatre next
Monday sday and WI ednesda
4 This film has the personal indorse-
mentof Mr.. Gerard and ofS President
Wilson
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
It's Good II 1t Comes from Haibkat's
Chas. F. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific 0ptieian
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL. IS. 3.

Watertown cast SO votes at atss
school election last Tuesday. Ms
stated by The Saturday News in its
edition last week, no opposition de-
veloped to the management OF the
schools by the board of education, in
dcating supreme confidence in the
membership of the board.
w. S. Peck, of the famous Peck's
band, has been under the weather for
the past week or ten days, but is
again on the highway to regeneration.
He is improving the time of his con-
valescence to superintend the con-
struction of a fine porch on the Clint
tCoe residence on the north SIDE
which he recently purchased and into
which he and Mrs. Peck are now NOV
ing.
Bring the children along with you.
to Jesup's Semi-Annual Mark Down
Sales. Wonderful values. Amazing
low prices! s.5
Owing to a shortage of paper. The
Saturday News has been unable to
print its ordinary amount of news this
week. Advertisers always have the
A1Ght VI way Ii GNSAy w
newspaper. Two full pages of adver-
Using have encrbached upon the space
usually allotted to miscellaneous
matter. Not having sufficient guam
ttity of paper on hand to print addi-
tional pages, readers will kindly over
look the deficiency. efs
Charles Mellette, says footnote
in brief letter from Colonel Geo. A.
Dodds, Of South Pasadena, Calf, is
now residing at Fillamook, Oregon,
where he has permanently located.
Mr.. Mellette has host of Watertown
| friends who wish him unbounded pros
parity. After leaving this city some
years ago he engaged in the whole
sale grocery business at Pittsburgh,
Kan, but disposed of his interests
there three or four years ago.
Colonel Geo. A. Dodds, formerly a
well known merchant in this city, re
mitting for another years subscrip-
ton, declares that South Pasadena,
Calf, is experiencing some real
back east weather "hot, muggy,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
See VIM. Farnurn in ROUGH AM

~ :
See VIM Farnum in ROUGH AND
READY" Little Mary McAllister in
THE GUIDING HAND. Metropoli-;
tan Theatre, Saturday and Sunday.
10c and 15c.
The Red Cross dance Monday eve
ming at the Casino was suddenly brok-
en- up by the severe storm While the
scene was at the zenith Of pleasure
the storm came up and caused the
dancers to leave hurriedly for home
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex,Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard Block. 21tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phillipson, ac.
companied by their daughter, Lor.5
raine, returned the first of the week
from Cleveland, o., where Mr.. Phillip
son attended a national convention
Of the wholesale grocers He repre-
scented the Winslow- Griffin company
of this city. 5
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
Local Happenings

+ s
Or. Haraldson returned Monday
from Chicago. n
Maren siljan left Monday evening
for Montevideo, MINI.
Rev G. r. Bonner, with his family,
drove to Aberdeen Monday.
A. Predmestky returned yesterday
from business trip to Aberdeen.
H F. w. Schaller went to Mime
apolis the first Of the week to attend
to business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. KieI, after visit
ing at the G. G Whistler home. have
returned to Pipestone, MINI
The Formers elevator was struck by
lightning during Monday nights storm
The damage was slight, however
Clay Conner was an over-Sunday
guest at the home of his mother, Mrs.
C. Conner Clay resides in Minneap-
OILS.
If you know values! If you believe
in thrift and money saving, come to
Jesup's Semi-Annual Mark Down
Sales. d
Hon. John T. Belk, of Henry, was
in the city over night, renewing ac-
squaintance and attending to business
matters.
Albert Hanten has returned from
his college studies at Prairie du Chen,
Wis, to spend the summer vacation
at home.
Mrs. G. H. McNie, of Chicago, ac.
companied by her two children, is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
]. G. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.. Fessenden and
children drove to Columbia, S. D.,
Monday, for brief visit with Mrs.
Fessenden's parents,
A local paper says that "a w. Palm
and daughter autoed to Moritz Mon
day. Perhaps A. w. will probably
be about as surprised as anybody to
learn that he has a daughter.
Monday nights rainstorm exceeded
in the amount of rainfall that#of Sun
day morning R. O. Woods measure
ment shows that an inch and quar-
ter of water fell during Monday night.
<AMPESkA LAKE SHORE LOTS
for sale. Inquire Of Mrs. F. P. Hop
kins. 48tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20

u "a + & Z 4 {
thunder, lightning, but very little rain
and some hail. The colonel adds that
it issquite unusual for southern Cali
fornia at this time of the year.
Haven't seen Charlie Little for
weeks he concludes; must be off on
"a wedding trip or gone to war. s.s
Will rent for season my cottage at
Stony Point (known as Babcock cot
tage). NJ. w Martin. Dewitt, Ia. 2-6
OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL.
B Two summer terms begin June
and July Is. Fall term opens Septem-
Der lie. 1918. Every subject for every
grade of certificate every term. Spleen
did new dHmitory, Lincoln Hall. with
rooms at low rates. For bulletins.
address The President,
Northern Normal and Industrial
School, Aberdeen, So. OAK.
81 -4*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20

A local paper says that "a w. Palm
and daughter autoed to Moritz Mon
day" Perhaps A. w. will probably
be about as surprised as anybody to
learn that he has a daughter.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL.

Two summer terms begin June 3
and July 15. Fall term opens Septem-
Der 16, 1918. Every subject for every
grade Of certificate every term Spleen
did new dor1nitory. Lincoln Hall, with
rooms at low rates For bulletins,
address The President,
Northern Normal and Industrial
School, Aberdeen, So. OAK
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
MUST sell

3 ElsSE14, sec. "a. twp 1T, r.. So.
10 acres in alfalfa, flowing water.
Joins city limits Of WateTtoWn. Price
100000. Terms on application to
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20
ALTON 8
Stolxes B NIL ding
HAS A GOOD OPINION or CHAM
REREAINs8 TA1LETS.

SIsssC haInberlain. s al blets are won
der never sold an ything that beat
them 4. tea B Tressey Rich.
mpsld, Nv hen tro,ib BLEED with insii.
gesffon 81 cpns ion give hem i
friaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Rel1atre Briefs.

Misc MYRTLE Mullett, who has been Sc
rtously i'll at her homo on Belmont
street, suffering from Spanish influenza
IS somewhat improved.
Jncob Rchr has purchased a now
Dodge touring car through the kcySce-
Eennie Company.
Miss Laura Schiller has returned
from Camp Sherman. whore sho volnn-
toorcd her services as nurse.
Miss Marie Thornton is i'll Mt her
home on Gravel Hill.
Miss Patricia coGloy, who has been
III M h.r home on Guernsey street, Is
ahln 20 be out.
Miss Nora Mitchell Is reported III ut
her home on Central avenue.
Miss Julia Shea has recovered from
an illness.
Kenneth Cooper has returned from
business visit To Bethesda
Walter and Albert bnfry. wh" nav"
hcon attending s.. Vincent college. HAY"
returned home.
Mrs Pearl Morgan. WI" mas h"'h Sc
riouSly III Is Improving.
The Young daughter "f Mr AMI Mrs.
Ralnh cox is recovering front an Illness.
TIL. ynunr son ot Az. and Mrs. II.
Order who has he"n iii at ih"tr h"m".
is recovering
Quito n c"w local young i'""pl" VIII
CO to Wheeling this evening. "h'Fr
they will attend n masnu"ra"" party.
Mrs. Frank p""rCrs. VIII" has been
quito III, Is recovering.
VIM. O'Nei lrEt .cstcrdaI morning
for Camp Sherman after fifteen days
furl0ugh In this city.
Wm. Nrr and W.n. Chisholm. who
have hron Ill nj tho Students Training
School a, Prairie dc Chen. Wis. arc re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

Our rural mail carrier. John Rush.
Is i'll with the influenza. His wife and
two children are also sick with tho
same disease. We hope for them a
speedy recovery.
Jerry Dixon, son Brooks and H"ocr
McGauChcy were transacting business
in. Bellare last week.
Miss Elva Mobley is spending IN"
week with home folks, her school, near
81. ,Clairsville being closed for the
week
Mrs. LATE Cross spent Tuesday the
guest Of Mrs. May Jones.
Mrs. W. H. Parker and Mrs. T. \.
Foreman spent Wednesday the guests
Of Mrs. J. J. Cox
j. Watt. Of Kelsey. spent Wedn""-
dav with his sister Mrs. Euphcmla
Mohlcy. and family.
lanes Ramsay was business WIS.,
itor ut Brllairc Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Parker and ltt-
tie daughter spent. Sunday with her
father J. K. Stidd.
r, c. Tracy and Jerry Dixon were
business callers at st. Clairsville Fri
day.
Work in the oil fields Is progressing.
The rig on the James Ramsay farm
is up and drilling will be begun soon.
Cecil Parker was one Of the lore'
boys who went To st. Clalrsfllle lor
examination last week. .
Troll GLADDEN. and Chester Gray arc
rusticating AT home this week. IN"
schools in Rellairc hcinE closed.
Rcrt Bishop was transacting business
at Ncffs Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Thcnrlorr and Walter Hobbs spent last
week visiting Louis skinner of west Of
gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzn Rycrs Of In
dian Valley. Idaho. arc visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Lake Howell.
MIR William Lyons Of Boston. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lydia Bart Of Spcidcl.
MIR. and Mrs. Gibson Of lSarncSvillc'
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. :. t..
Naylor nt Mt. Holly.
MIR. John Douglas Of GAINESVILLE.
spent Sunday with his brother Forrest
Douglas Of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith and fam
lily Of near Olivrit. spent Sunday with
l.. 6. W'iIcoX.
Clifford nnwrll and Walter Skinner
Of l}arnesvilln. spNni Sunday with How
ard ShirI"y of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Naylor and fam
ily Of RHrncSvill". spent S1nday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter Of Low
or Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Campbell and
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covering. according to word received ny
their parents.
Scvcnty-cight rcgistrants will be OK
amiucd tomorrow morning.
Miss Li"nrvlcvc Murphy will leave
Saturday morning for GAINESVILLE. where
she will visit with relatives.
Miss Hattie Mcndeisor. OF Guernsey
street. is recovering from m illness.
VIM. Carsan ana Mini. S"nn"horn arc
cauvaSSnc the city IN tho interest or
the War Savings Stamp campaign.
Miss Mary 1r"ovan spent yesterday
with friends NJ Warw"od.
Quite a number If masquerade par
tics Will be held this evening III this
city.
Miss Josephine Warren. Of rowhatan
IS spending tho day in this cry with
friends.
John I.ydcn. Of Camp Sherman. is
expected home the first of the week Tor
few days furlouGh.
Mrs. Iiert Anterior and child. VINO
havr been Ill ut their home on Guernsey
street. ore recovering.
Mrs. Noah Stafford. of Armstrong;
Mills. is a visitor il town to-day.
Misses Ethel and Clara Lpperhardt
arc the guests Of relatives at Mounds-
willie for several weeks.
Mrs Waldo Workman. who has noon
Ill a, tie City hospital returned 10 nor
home IN ShadySid" y"St"day.
Miss Mildred Powell is visiting win
relatives nj Tilt"uvillc.
Mrs. Harry Bush. Of Harrison street.
IS recovering frGm an illness.
Miss Nclma McNahh has Ehn" I" Tll-
tonvillr to spend II few days Will r"l"'
tlv'S.
Mrs. Arthur Horton has returned from
Cameron. whcr" SIN" was called "NlhS
Ia III" illness of Il relative.
MINI Baker Will lraN" t"-inorrow TOT
Norganinwn In rrSum" his work, after
\ visit with relatives in tins city.
The Glassworkcrs Union Is schcd-
ulcd - hold u meeting Saturday alt,r-
noon IN the Odd Fellows hati
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STEUBENVILLE

STEl'BENNILl.E. O.. Oct. %l.-Mr.
md .NIrs. Scott Lodge nr r. d. NO. J..
Ninvo Junction. received n war depart
mcnt telegram today notifying them
Tint their son. l'rivaU" Robert. Lodge
aged 1t years. who was serving with
Co. j.. "Sth l.. 5. infantry in France
died on October = with pneumonia. FRI
vntr Lodge was Jefferson. county
drnftrc. lie was sent to Camp Hordoh
on May - last and went To. France win
the 2Sth infantry in July. He was norm
in this city. Prior 10 entering the mir
tary service Ii" assisted ms 1ath'r on
the farm, and worked 1T the La Hcllc
iron works. He was Il member Of tn"
Finley NJ. T.. church of this city. BE-
sides his parents he is survived by
eight sisters and three brothers.