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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-09
Letter to
nr- kilmcr * Co.
Imagination, y. N

Prove What swamp Root VIII Do For
You.
Send ten cents TO DR.. Kimer & Co..
Binghampton. y Y, for sample size
bottle. II Will convince anyone. on
i'll also receive booklet Of valuable
information. telling about the kidneys
ard bladder When Whiting. be sure
and mention the Hammond Daily
Times. Medium and large size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-09

mmond. Ind.
East Chicago. Ind.
cal Co. Gary. Ind.
Glen Park. Gary, Ind
! Co, Whiting, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-09

The following received marriage IL
censes: Wiley 3. Moore and Christine
McAllister. Gary: Martin Hanyzewski
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-09

5 shingles in l strip. SeEspacing.
Easy to handle. Saves half the time
and labor of laying. Only nails for
each single. Not affected by rain, sun
or wind. Guaranteed for 10 years.
Ask US about Reliance Roll Roofing for
stores, factories, farm buildings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-09

Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World.
Sold everywhere. In Boxes. Zoe, Use.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

the Wachlui eye
Just outside grounds looms up the
allowed to enter except
and they identified by passport
ms photo The the corridors take up part e
hundreds mostly senographers anu S'
s TO the force At the door there guards to examine Que
guide All
echo to the fastening feet ana 'he pn
of machines through an
es stream of khakEcolored with stern faces :,
u work night After darkness settles over he CITY n
pous out shadow or the gray
, the whan whirrng machine and the glitter Oh eec
- nat Uncle Sam is still grinding his sword
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

range from $1,000 upward The has been
nt enographc Washington The
impossible
more than $40 month drawing from 800 $3.50 month
but life altogether though
m short hours for She has the life OF her home city
matter what the city, The has
mid the possibilities and consequently
sH an utter lack Of facilities
@your little chewing the capital working
ny that perhaps might
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02


said Mrs pe She then scunzed her caller closely
stopped In tell that hu
thought might like
about it,
she'd the
Mrs Pel called
Pel home is to her exclaimed
Now all to the police
49,
teleprone ambulance
with her and when she
I'm be ahead
men
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

saved his until he hao
the s. A.
to worldly his
had tucked in
visit he selected lodging place at the sahemo
building he inadvertently stepped
He knocked
rear he
5o7 He went
Then informed De-
Smith of the police.
a Of
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

'aoW a language slips isn't it?'
language slipped away from SO many persons
ne must have spoke French FER
these who merely brushing up their Fench are IKE
player whO chakng the cork tip misses the cue
tears the cloth table delivers himself OF this:
iaefe was time poo-bieve me- some pool!
mere were for me to drop the
as fast as could shoot m always had great gallery when
anu would muddy me put EN- In
played with De but didn't give him chance TO shoo
= N - ~ A"N -- ~ " -
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

and strained Washington nothing of
that do offer by
p why anyone night They
their DOORS
Mae Washingona city of 100000 populaonare limited
legitimate attractions and rscass vaudeville
real
ps protest when the boosted generously
village that
find enjoyment each others society,"
the boundaries Of their little community.
excitement that Is offered to girl in Washington the
.hpn promenade Up down.
ud w fnery Of them along
they fashion Each
what her neghbo has the clothes On the
n gather gossip for few minutes and The time of
ns gone if he hasn't he finds the
|mnada
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

No doubt many persons at one tllne or
another learned to repeat something
like III fait beau temps" "passez moi
du pain" "avec plaisir," "sil vous
plait." Which, of course, constituted
familiarity with the French language,
a rather small and easily acquired
language, to be learned sometimes in
seven lessons or thereabouts. Current
conversation runs something like this:
"Oh, yes! you see, I'm just brushing
up on nv French; find that have be-
...ao q NttIa ru0tu. Ii Is really ANUS
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

tvo be IN excellent health. The
h ,a, est IRON gates by which entrance
S,,s. sausa to the approach of the exec
rh' "snston and kept locked and
nm n reach Is constantly a sturdy
urs,. - 10 at these gates that the
s,th naVe SO often had their battle
,ss aa indignant crowd There are
ths peopie about the house and only
W.. iy and a few friends enter.
dow. q. me president takes his drive
,omu. sixteenth street he is always ac-
~. 'panied by several secret service
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

CIR! who said she wanted TO see MIS-.
Pell at once. She rose and bowed very
formally when Mrs. Pe1l entered the
room a few minutes later.
"My nafi1e, madam" she said, f"is
Bertha Livingson, nineteen years old;
unmarried, living in % East Ninety
ninth street: Do you recognize this,
madam"
She held out visiting card upon
which was engraved alfred Duane
Pell, D. D."
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02


also the 1856 he had cached in one
of them.
Joe came from Austria few years
ago to the land Of liberty. He soon
found he was at liberty to work on
borer and he has been juggling ties.
handling shovels and driving spikes
with more or less freedom ever since.
1t was fond notion with Joe that
some time he would bring his wife to
A 1o io
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

Mi She is here in Washington.
What brought her here? War
| MI.
Washington today has some 10000
Ns GIRLS than 1t had at the outbreak
I Ae war. The answer Is plenty Of
Frmment work and good wages.
8rannent departments are crying
ndr every day for stenographers.
DE owl service commission is recruit
al Senographers all over the country
M Bringing them to Washington,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02


make
of the opportunities
of
not help it. AS thought had his love and didn't wish
and reveal my love; fear the office"
child" replied
Zacley
himself
No from
advice
formal his carelesy little
cheerful
Mr.. Zackey.'
compannable
half both VIII each others
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

So I'VE been giving money Without mentioning
kids and and
suffering In Bohemia
7 have not , for
furrah B0em Belgium Vive la France Serbia
Ceyn Noraan the worlds demotfacys
-withth
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
Authorities Had to Disturb This Young Girls Plan

ar the employ Mrs Alfred Duane Pe wife Of
the
Ffty.hrd admitted weldressed
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
Serous Work All That Interests Washington

White House. the hub around which the circle of war preparation
there Wilson lives most Iesuiai
aSy of wodcohhc nc
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
lh in Capital Not All One GTttering Joy

Tuesday. of them might
chewed polished her nails
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
Surely Here Is Story Of Prize Bone-Eieaded Thief

the
" his would
boneheaded thief Joe
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

police recovered the body -
A letter addressed to the CITY
Authorities" was found In the man
clothing 1t is believed nnanclai oil-
fculties had prompted Kesl to take
his life. The letter read In part
"My house is gone--so is the
money. About the latter I wouldn't
care, because l could make 1t again,
and make it honest, too. But WHAT'S
the use OF suffering?
81 knew | couldn't last very long,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
Chose Festive Season to Give Up Lies Struggle

X clerk
Z. he lake
cod forbdding water
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
Al Are Brushing Up on the French Language

DYING French Of the industries in Washington
Hd honOrs Of this situation is that
% really to be studying French but Is merely brushing up on IT,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
IS "Why Wait?' When One Feels Loves Impulse

os waiting 80 before the sweetheart
- Of his YOUTH Calvin Mitchell feels
advise ashfu During the 80
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

HItHtIUnpu MT. NktCUeII ms DttH Il
prospector in California, with a resi-
dence here. Then one day, all Of a
sudden like, he realized his love was
not dead, and forthwith he sent a query
to Mrs. Katherine Gordon, 4016 North
Pauline street
"Wlll you marry me?" he asked.
At 4 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon the knot was tied by Elder r. Il.
Mallott Of the haywood Church OF
Christ. Mr. Mitchell has a mysterious
manuscript which he calls '"The Crater
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02

IIIeIT HtlIe uIHHtTS, Lneir Nt.Ie ounces
and their little suppers, and the
pleasure-seekers have gone to New
York or Philadelphia for their pleas
ures. Washington slept on.
Now the national capital finds it.
self in the midst of a great boom.
There are hundreds of newcomers
here who love pleasure and need it
after the strenuous days. Washington
has nothing to offer them.
Other cities offer cafes and restau-
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-03-02
|tas| Capital Really a City That Is "SIow"

rmScroN-Amecas capital is place woman who
@ Measure Pleasure simply isn't here For Washington
itself and Its social life Former winters have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
DULLNESS|N
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--A stock mar
kct OF comparative dullness to-day was
virtually devoid Of feature except Tor
pool activity concentrated on a lie"
special ISSUES.
This buying. which became very NARY
ed in the afternoon SESSION. was no'e-
worthy in American Steel FounoreS'
baldwin Locomotives. American Car.
American Locomotive. Railway Steel
Spring and American Ice. Early heavt-
ness. which had its inception in r sharp
decline In the mercantile marine issues
after their period OF initial strength. IN
fluenced profit taking sales else~hcrs-
but the reaction met speedy checH
when indications Of support appeared
after relapsing almost point TO lo9 =.
forged ahead Steadn! and ended AT
lin Sympathetic strength Developed
>ju other portions OF the list ard the
FeSsion closed with n general return n
progress. The good war news accentu,
ated the rally and tho professional
element who sold stock earlier were dis
posed to retire outstanding contracts
when il became evident buying or
forceful character was going in spots
4 rapid upturn in the liberty oonos,
coupled with further advances In ior-
eiSu issues. notably Paris is. which
reached a new high figure at 81 \. also
had a beneficial effect On general seut1-
rnent. The buying Of the equipments
was generally ascrihed to prospects OF
largely interested earnings in connection
with pending contracts. Sales amounted
TO $4,000 shares.
The general bond market moved mar
rowiy and uncertainty. Total sales tpar
value) k7.175.00o.
United States bonds told issues) were
UNCHANGED on call. but tho registered
As advanced 4 Of a point on sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
UNPLEASANT

Mr.. Russell lIrSlnp Of Martins t"Try
was n call"r near This place Tuesday.
Mr.. Charlie ,nlI" If Martins Ferry was
u caller near This place Wednesday.
Mrs EnssrI hammond iS visiting rel
urjyn< and friends in Emerson and thus
place before going !" Pasadena. cal. 10
max" her nome.
Funeral ri Mrs. William Boycan. col
orr,I. was held f'ridty.
Mr.. Walter IIusSry unl"aded "hr or
bran in Dillonvalr ono day last week.
Mr.. Warren Lawrence If r"l"rain
sprn, Thursday with his brother. VIII
liam l-awrcncv.
Boy Scouts nf This place ar" Eathcr-
ing no all tn" peach seeds 10 send away
AMI help make tn" gas masks Tor our
Soldier hnyS Let everyone help tho BOY
Scouts alonS.
Rnrn. Ia Mr.. and MrH. Samuel Buch
anan. n son. Saturday. September u.
Mrs. I.zzi" Rcem and daughters OF
I,rnrrGru spent sunday with her brother.
Henry Foyer.
Mr. ard Mrs Edward McHuEh and
daughter. Miss Florence NJ Pennington
spent Thursday III the HON" OF her
brother. VI. e. button.
several persons from this place and
surrounding towns attended IN" sale OF
VI. T.. Inltt"n Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. David buchanan spent
Friday at tn" home OF Mrs. y. J, Nc
Conahcy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Krinkr. daughter
and SON. spent Saturday IN Martins
Ferry with relatives.
Mrssrs. David McMa@trrs and Albert
Waite were out of town callers sunday
hlvic and Arthur Sickle of near Ad"na
sprn, Sunday with their uncle, Ford
Sickle
Mr.. John McKrlvlr. who Is visiting mt
,hc home Of Mrs. y J. M6'pnahry. will
give n talk after prayer meeting In The
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening
on his work in the J. NJ. G. y. All are
cordially invited Ia this service.
Mr.. Chanccy r.. Hawthorne came home
to visit his parents on n two weeks
furlouGh. Monday.
Communion services will b. held In the
Presbyterian CHURCH Sunday morning at
70 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
STOCKS AND BONDS.

s,r.r, =, o'clock this morning" A
peculiar sadness is altachcu ~
,.hild's death. as the father is NO"
il, r'runc,. with the United States forces.
.rhr funeral will bc held from the res
i,i,.r,r =, n'clucl this evening and the
remains will be taken from Inc notne
a, o'clock tomorrow morning t''
au.tnl Mar
Hnrn. Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. hai
ems Nrl,aughin. at Tulsa OKLA, SUI
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bowie and ram
uy are moving to Huntington from
AKRON. O.. Mr. .Fuwie is connected WIFI
lie oil Industry .,ss
Mrs. II. =. clark and daughter.
.Tnscrhinr Clark. l"1l Fcstcfo's .,r,
nr,nkIyn y. y. where the latter wiz
enter Pratt institute Tor inc
winter. -, hair
,,l.n, .r.ni The week end with The lat-
,nr'. sister Mrs II. W. CongleteIi' on
HuTaIo street. Mrs. Conglcton IS st.n
,.nr,iucd ,o her bed rs result y!
iniury sustained in IAN auto afc'uen.
wHirh ncrurrc,l few miles east Va
Fairmnnt three weeks ago. 81 hoe
nr VI &. Berlin OF Denver. COLO. h;Ls
,notorcd here and VIII return: ~ h e.',.s
ritv with his three children. VINO nav
s.n s,t ,h.. summer. with their. grand
n,"ther' Mrs, Leila MckoJn Of Buffalo
s'T %Hr1 has been received here that
Ru MS IsiminErr Of washington 3;Snds PA r.
who has frequently visited iF'e isriou ,g
.,,'nd IN m. left shoulder while in, ac-
,;"m wit !, tMr American army in France:
''" MR. wan and ~ Mrs Robert =: Burlsy a sSs
,,,rinr in burton. Mr. Burley has aG
rr eel. n. posltiou with the#B; ea4l asSt'!-
r"' i' n:Sei1, superintendent OF the
~ d. i,rn wa;af department has
r 1"Mt his headquarters from Fark"rs-
hurr 10 Warrington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
THE DAYS REVIEW
Furnished The IntclliSenccr by The
Finance Co.

NEW YORK--puw Jones says: Amer
lean Steel FoundrieS market wis" has
been the star performer OF the equip
ment group for weeks. At its record
high figure Of Ole. just registered. it ~
up over IS points since July.
There Is no reason TO look far aficld
for the explanation. Steel F"undric& has
been earning big money for nearly two
years, practically so percent "f which
has been turned back into tn" business.
Now It has got to tho point whore 1t can
afford to disburse TO stockholders OH 4
large scale.
At the September meeting It's first OK
ira Of l 4 percent in Liberty bonds WAS
ordered and at tho carly December meet =
ing, At least. "a large nm extra - AMI ,ci-
pa,cd the Chicago interests iaT"rlnE 4
liberal policy.
Steel Foundres today has 4 book
value 100 percent In excess Of market
appraisal. II has IN plants SD .n@n."nh
and in working capiraE rising SIh.hhh.huh
or n total of $50 O0O.0 600. Ahead of the
$4,000. 900 stock there is but Sl."0h. o3H
dchenturte lravinE approximately $2?.-
6Du. 300 or $40 "A share for The iILAin
Sha res.
In enhanced market value and incr"ns-
I'll dividends stockholders ar" simply
rrlping the reward Of directors abSifn-
enc. who with earnings to dat" since
Ian. lst. 1918. Of about SIS \ shpr" have
paid out but s13.Ij or only Il littl" more.
Than 20 cents Of every dollar.
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan and bryan I" y. f.. Master
x CO.. by Private" WirH.

From Logan and bryan /" y f.. Ma$i"n
x 60. by rriE..t" Wir".
NEW YORK. Sept. 2h.-Sr""lai ISSUES
such us tbs. equipment ami shipping
shares were TIM features al strength II,
tn-dayS market although in N" maj
dealing thu list III general exhibited 4
willingness; IL advance. Buying power
was moro inrcriul in The las! half hour.
tho dcuand for stocks undnuii Gdly b.
ing induced 10y tn" extremely laT"rani&
war reports received and probably on TN"
expectations that recent Allied victories
IN Palestine and Serbia may bring about
some change III IN" int"rndi!"nal po!ltI-
cal situar:cn. favorable from M allied
view point. There il no chang" III IN"
monetary situation and while Ihr firm
Ir,hui,.ri state Of the market makes II
rather easy Tor prizes l" advance. on Il
moderate amount al buying. Sii!l. an up
ware! movement of importance. cAc"pt IN
speciality issues is not likely untll III
least Srnc rl$!nrsS III money Is discern
lhlc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
FINANCIAL OPINIONS


{By Private Wire to a. e. Mnsten s. CO..
After meeting nf tho International
Merchant Marine Company this after
noon President Franklin &tnt",! thn;
there. had boon no Developments III con
ncction with the negotiations for IT."
sale Of the companyS british ;"nnar"
iln said that tho matter might bs'h ana
iii indefinitely.
Regular monthly meeting &C Chicago.
milwaukee, & St. Paul was p"Sti"n"d
for lack u quroum.
American Ice earnings have shown
81 naily Increase over III" last nv" r"ar+.
Tho results for the y"ar ending '"i"h"r
81 1917, showed Il not for 4 r.drE@', -;
saS3,s13; in other words. an ln"r"as" -
us per cent. in IN" not appli"ahl" |" III"
rrrfcrrrd stock was "h"wn OYER ri.'
fnur-y"ar period.
Buying for investment continues IN
thn market.
Tho Tennessee Copper d'F"ci"rs
should d"clar" 4 81 dividend Cor III" SlN
months period. Not only hH"c earnings
s-linol ground during III" past NrN
months, lmt tn" look Tor III" "urr"n:
year Is very bright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
biturinouS Coal Output
Falls Behind Schedule,
Shortage for Year to Date Now Amounts
to l3,624,ooo TOES, According TO
Federal Bureaus Reports.

WkSIiINrirtE. Sept. @h.-Ir'"uCtlHn
,r hiru,uIunitS rral f"r ia" week ending
:. r1"ml".r it. WIS considerably IN "N-
,.,.sS al tia, lVT tn" previous week
. hen The "Iirui WAS rurtnrl"d by I'M"
suSr"nsuin If work ever Labor LAY.
The total Production for III" week was
i" ~" nnu tom: Whlrh WAS about lh.i
!" + r.,.,u IN excess ni thr output tor the
CORRESPONDING week last year. TIL"
G4Ily average production was asn'ut inc
sam" aS during ihr preceding week. h''-
irr estimated at ..il:, nnh tons compared
wilh lh"-- .mirh TONS during the CORES
I",!idinE week in l"i0.
The >hnrtaG" Cor The r"a year L"
dat. NOW amounts To 1864 ."u0 net tons
and lurh"S n''"s%ary an average daily
rrudl!rtiru during tn" ha!anr" Of tn"
coal year hc 2%1". M" net tons. or : per
con, in "Nr"ss II t." average daily pro-
,!n"ii"u for III" cnul year 10 dHtc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
80
GAINESVILLE:

Hon c. J. Howard. on TucsaaE. AZ
,rn,cd = meeting nt the boaro %
t.ns of Wooster College or whlch ne
q member The affairs "f the tnt!e 10
ar" in vminently SATISFACTORY 1IiI fy,cu 1i the
.,.,,IIrrr buildings Of white hT,ch nlo
r,n,,,.rn archiluciurc. artisilcally TO-
ted make probably the most ny
r,iI.gc campus IN the mlaoIe -.
Their. i sill room at wooster eot.s -
fnr a few more students. ana hien se" ~, .
rr,dustcs desiring to onter uinel 'te
y care can still be placed IA
rln,fnrtohIr rooms in dornitories VIII.
ant resort TO tents or caracas lH"ie
* here, a fine opportunity. - Iii
Guest of the government stuaen
h,. allowed To rreistrr up 70 70, Min
Tfss Doris Howell. OF: .;as ~; ~ u
s,rrr, entertained i nurlbsr. o.: tr,
mrn,ory to Mrs. Charles -, !tunt.
-l,. Miss Marinry Dickson, Wnose
,nnrrJ,r,. fork rlacc recently. lhe tst-
minr ;xns devoted to knitting ana Sc" :,
inu and :, dainty lunch WAS seFFeu at
an appointed h"Gr. ,,,
W. II. Gibson Brndtneld. or ms; ely ~:
w;I lcuye to-day for Camp HacH1.s
.i,tyInr, Ky, where he will enter an OH,
,rrs training school. Mr.. bradI le'u - q
snn NJ Mr. q. r.. Bradficld and mas oec,l
connected with the First Natiotia' pun 20.
~ teller for u number 81 years 49,,
il grandson or ttlr"IaI' HS"e
Of Ohio. e >-,-,b' Chest
rui street, entertained with luncheon
-. h"r home. "Wednesday. 1or inc men
hers Of the Magazine club. ne pM sni',t,
town guests present w"rr: NIT. ~
H,hrn,rson. Mrs. Fred craig. anu Nls.
,,arn,s II Cambridge: Misses MiIh',.
p''h,ns,u and Elizabeth i'arneS. OF
nriIairc: Mrs. Ed Meek and Mrs. Cha TEtis
iyr,.h If st. ,lairSYillr: MIS-: wiz
stewart. If Cleveland: Mrs. ERNEST
uugur, Of Martins Ferry
'rh.. L. s. Trophy Train ~ j. earl
ing relies from the hattlrii-ldS or EN-
-,H,. ,,aut,r.d and preserved by return-
I'd American soldiers, will be here a h
day evening. October II. from s:""
o'clock until II. coming her" lT"In S"t''
bridge. This Will br II real treat tor Tue
ncouir of I3arn.svIll" aud tur'hfF III
formation viii E'> given !atH !l;d Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bradfield. and Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Hnrrrsur will leave M"naay
for n motoring trip Ia New YORK lily
where they will spend Two weeks.
Dr. Kyle Miller. al this place was ID
Wheeling; on Gn< i,rr; Tn nh lirfi. SON.
EilIir, az cleveland. returned TO thclr
some Thursday after I visit WIN h"r
n.r.nts, MIR. AMI Mrs. Charles Litth, OK
Wr' nnd Mrs. Carl Thomas and son.
Walter, " North Lincoln avenue were
visitors D. Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Harrison. OF East
Main street. arc at Lynchburg ,whcr"
,hry. wer. called, by. the SERIOUS Illness
of Mrs. Harrisois father. George kcs-
singer.
-i,r, IF Mrs. Jennie Grnnpn$. Of
South broadway. 1" MIR: Ira PARIS. OF
Kuchanon. W. Va. which took r!ac" ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
PeHonalA

Private J. y. brown has returned to
Camp Meade after hne-day furlough
with his wife here.
MIR. and Mrs. George Dean. ST., left
yesterday for Camp Grcenleaf. Ga
: john tTnhrgan is spending several
DAYS 1T h burlington attending the Meth
GtlISt Episcopal convention.
" Mrs. ". NJ. Jollifee. of Pine Grove. is
the guest OF her son Glenn. OF Caldwell
street.
Mrs. James Riggs IS able 10 be about
again after a brief illness.
Miss Marie Eoyles, who has been i'll
for. some. time, ls improving nicely.
Harry Rogers. OF Cleveland. formerly
friends here. ..
!; Mrs. Anna Evans has returned to her
!, homie at Wcllsburg after brief visit
here. -.