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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

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Hsi..: EesSnens: Esen.. y: 3. wa:
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.es, r SSsa: P..s s
4sdGvies: Ovid. y l. 1efEini cvs: sIa"ss:
ger: Wray. II. 7. 0stisy; Yuma.
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o:sftn s!::.,,s s h s,..,,. %l'i *aa;
norge" eu. ps.v.s 'G Ds:s.sss:
Orrin W. Aumaa. district svRerin.
e:::ssssss. . I; !: . 6iss:os; 1:S;S : ~:
and &rieSs, Robert 4: Ands:son: Edss;;
water. r. II. Mcvieker; En9!eweod ana
f. cs.pmsn;: i Fifth ii e xx.ss.. 3. D. Ross. 8
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Brown; italian Mission, 2. r. 0ulmo-
n 81. jeaa coiisps; =; 3: 5:. :: a:s,
VOL ~ f. 9 9:m.: s7RiHi ::on and
pies. Il. q. Robson; Trinity; G: l. Hsaa:
ua,y:r:,.y rrrk; s,,.s l. ces::; va.
in{ton Park, g: L Nuckoi's ~ n
O. French. in army 7. II. G. A.
. G. u. Carroll survey dspartmsnt.
BOARD Of Home Missions. Fifth Avenue.
Denver Quartermastsrs' corps.
!onn q. !x.,,I. ehap'ai" N'"s'
brsnsr:.; a::i:ss..
street, Univeroity Park.
0saoA J1ost1oa District.
Erwin N. Edgerton. district 0uPsrin::
t:nd:ns: cSs Grand avenue. Grand
'Isn sssio:;s 's ana csre....-Asp.n. 3. +;
fses: Au9tin. supR!isd: Bethel sn .H
oAlt, ]. 4. Dean: Csdaredge, A II. Car
Reatef: Chama, supplied; Clifton. =. y.
o SSse:i bass a'. - kisin So.
ierec. q. fsbeaos ana is1is. q.
s.a S1s;u nsrcd.{ coos run run.
Curtie; 0lenwood Springs, william Pep
per: ofead Junction. Cherlse 2. Table:
3eA4; Qrand Valley and DcSs9uo. g
ke.esklss. ): =: Flynn: iense,o :B.v:
lieM. ". J. 6roat: L1ssar. J. g. rynn:
Mack. ". H. Rose: Mesksr. II. L ME.
s2s; No. 1'ese.S . e. e 3 ssspPli'e1:
Pttsnar; o'aths. -; ~. sHMcrri P;eo;.e
fSssS: Psonis Tsirvi:w. ". Y. Oar:
nef: AldGsway. =. y. Rose: Rifle. J. 4.
Hutohlns: Uncompahgrs.Colona. ,. H.
4. Burns Martha. chaplain U. q
u. MCGUIRE. pastor Union Church.
0aa Juan. Porto Rico.
COLORADO CROP CONDITIONS.
Years Corn viel7 70 tstlratsd At H.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
N. {. PUlPI1S FILLED
CONFERENCE At DELTA MAKES
Ao0loNMgNT0 FOR oTAT0.
Number Of Special Appointments ~
elvdsd with List o. Pastors fer
Churches In Colorado,

Dslta.-Ths Methodist conference
for Colorado adjourned. after . three
days session. Following are the ~
pointments OF ministers made for the
districts in the conference:
7s:.t:. ;::sS: I.9s :s:::: s;
L S:...aA.u.:n. .. ,eAee'. na:..
Der Ghglsweol Park quarterly CONFER
cs.; s:n:ss, s Ss!:
!Sas Gs;l!a se:n: sx: :.'s :ss,i A..
et: ;z..s P'";:: s'
.p: Ssf.,ss s:..:.esSH;s :.;::.! :': .ss
Church 11tension. Univsrsity Park
quarterly conference.
J.. r. Harrie. univrrsity endowment
FUND agent, Univsrsisy Park quarterly
s;ss. .: :,::ss' u :;s;:,y
PHI H..s:y ksso asis:l.x
msnt sserst:ry: member ta'vsrsisy
Park quarterly conference.
Of 's sss 9y:s ss u:
tsrly confcssncs. MA.
Church, Trinity quarterly oonfereacs:
y; ?; Phif:r: lsci9rsr On na ,t.,n.l
s;sI: .es,: :;:syw . ::sss:.,z
Park Sua1Rss .d.x.: sSnfsr'n Sro,...or st
school OF Theology. University Park
quarterly conference.
C: 2 Spencer Editor Gsns ,.I,x Chris aan-
f.si y. sesns:.:, pastor ca .s,s A,s Of
arH Siv aSss ss
s.r2 =
"a 4. wsbssr. pastor Community
Wyo.. HissIaads aSast:r,y sssfsrsnes:
sssssi s:;:';t as':s:3 r.4 ''
sIseisi epRoinsm,sts in n!scien een;
GsS ss:
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Pessss Dasesese.
y! :ss;s &c: ::,'is' =:
ST Stations and c.reults-Asu,iar. 7: +
es.s::ss::sk R.SS ss: 3!s.::.e!S: :: Ee&s%
Z: !. sesSSf: Pei s Merss. $3.50 I; c.G5See;
h.ea.: Tea1s.'e, e ;: scpp,.3a; peg
River: Hartman. L ". 0effnsn: hastx:
ef Rss:., = Hons, s.RRess:A . s::: s:x
den. r. p: Webstssi L J.nta. A. Z =.
n.:r. Iva; k.s.; xM::e LIZ 33o! xsas
xatis: Ment. vs:.e. T. II, 4se!ssn:
HoSca. .. h ouyi Nspesta. ". &. Nor:
f1ssi SSsseway' w. nth n.oss; rks sceIs{e:
acsk:a + 3 Tyr; , ys': n GaSsssh ~
Han; Ncrtsssn Aveaae: ). g xsteeu1.:
e 4: (tanss; 1esrlde9 teks: e; T; e.
S barr: swlas. Jane: colIins; Tipi-
9sa. e ": H1ctt: yi9slana;Avon4ais.
'e Paul sis,d:' un,ssa ssasss Amy
p. r. Norris. leave Of absence.
APE: cfo D:.1 'seve q . s:s,x :.rv.
ice.
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T. r. T. S i c:ntssi c,sn ~; ). T :.:
ser: Cheyenne Wells. 4. .6spniei Cello
rade 1Pfiesc, 5Asbufy. =: 1: defiea;
Era: a. Arnold wi IT, P. se'1.'fS: GSssa e:s
ana Victor. W. 6. Noormea; East Cole:
F.do Mi:s'cn. = 81 suePl'sa: Erie aad
5 onsr: sc,d:a. N. He T.; SsIaS:,3
5sprins:. J: j. E:.tin: js7fsisea az.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
COLORADO CROP CONDITIONS.
Years Corn vleI7 % fstlmated at H..
$4,000 Bushels.

Yooe'o corn VUouO 10 8oxls0oSo0 ~ IT,.
81, 900 0ushel0.
Colorado crop conditions and est.
mates on Sept. /. - compiled BY d. e.
Putnam. field agent for the State Blu
reau Of Crop Estimates. Department
Of Agriculture. show . prospect yield
Of CORE Of II. 1855. 900 busnsls. compared
with 10,e40. 900 bushels In 1917.
The output Of spring wheat 10 a.
timated at $3.50 bushels. compared
to S,s0S. 900 bushels last year.
The all.wheat output 10 estimated at
13.37e.000 bushels. against 1859. 900
bushels last year. The winter wheat
yield 10 estimated at 7.0o6. 900 bushels.
The production Of oats 70 estimated
q 1885, 900 bushels. compared to H..
13l, 900 bushels IN 1917.
The output Of potatoes 70 estimated
ct 10000. compared With S.1S1. 900
bushels last year.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
Her Letter.

"Dcar George" she wrote. I'm NV.
rlly glad to know you've gone to
france. Now. don't get sore and mis-
cOnstrue. I'm glad you got the chance.
I'm true to you as can be. I'm sure
true blues no name for me. I'm true
I'm blue. hope that you feel just
tho same toward me. Oh. goodness,
gracious. George. 1t seems that even
though you haunt my dreams and fill
my thoughts this very minute. each
word I soy I'm deeper In It. There
fore I'll close. this missive. dear. I'm
sure I'll have to drop tear. I'm much
afraid you'll take Oflense. and won't
tnke me mt some time hence"
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

Contribution boxes seldom get full.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

II a girl has pretty face. no man
on earth can tell you what kind OF
clothes she has on.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

Dead mems shoes hardly ever
those who are waiting for them.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

II you wis6 beautiful,
e3otho6L ueo Red Cross Bag I
oood GIocosS. ADV.
The Washington times., 1918-10-06
Envelope Chemise, Worth to
$500. Special at $1.59

Special lot OF Envelope Chemises OF
beautiful pink and white materials: square,
round and yokes of nne lace and lnser-
tons; In new designs back and front. Fin
ished with lace and satin shoulder S.rapA
The Washington times., 1918-10-06

Shop around and these will be found excep-
tionally low priced at $3.50. Choice offered
Of six beautiful models, fashioned Of Amer
can Wooden Co.'S poplin, a material much
favored this season, and known for its splendid
wearing quality. The group embraces smart
belted effects, tailored suits, all-around pleated
styles, braid-bound suits, sport and dress
models.
All sizes from Is to 46, in navy blue, black,
taupe, brown, green and Burgundy.
The Washington times., 1918-10-06

SmartIooldng Coats of Wool Velour-warm.
attractive wintry fabric which appears to best
advantage IN any company. 4s inches long, gen
erously cut on the fashionable straight lines,
correct tailored and belted models with pockets
and collars showing all the newest style ten
denotes; some collars Of self materials, others
of fur, plush beaver or velvet. Choice of navy
blue, taupe, green, Burgundy and brown.
GOIdenberg'S-SeeOad FISoF.
The Washington times., 1918-10-06
A Remarkable Shouting of
WOn,en's Fine Underwear

Featuring notable values and
splendid assortments of beauti.
full underearments of Crepe de
| Chine, Satin, Pink and White
Materials.
Our display of new fall undemuslins
will arouse keen interest among women
who seek the best values. Especially
favored are the Envelope Chemises,
Camisoles, Gowns, ETC., Of which we
are showing broad assortments Of the
most wanted styles at prices unusually
low, considering present market condi-
tons.
Envelope Chemise, Worth to
$500. Special at $1.59
Special lot Of Envelope Chemises Of
beautiful pink and white materials; square,
round and V yokes of nne lace and lnser-
tons; In new designs back and front. Fin
ished with lace and satin shoulder StrapA
Crepe de Chine and Satin
Envelope Chemise,
$2.9S to $4.9S ,oEE
A hne assortment of beautiful new in
styles IN Envelope Chemises OF crepe sou
de chine and satin. with handsome and
laees, insertions and hemstltched ef- G
fects. -
$3.50 Skirt Drawers, CSC .
Skirt Drawers of soft finIsn main ana
sock: wide skirts with dainty laees met
and embroideries; others with in ."Ii
Sertion; adjustable bands. mo,
GoIdenberR's-ThIrd Floor. eac
The Washington times., 1918-10-06
NOTIONS

A Special Event, Offering Full
count, Standard Grade Dressmakers
Findings and Small Wares at Lowest
Possible Prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
PRUSSIA IS SCORNEl
BY AUSTRIAN PARTY
BY ]. NJ. JEEFR1GS
London TlmuG-RllbNc LEDGER Service

tSprrial Cable Dispn:rhl
Copyright, 1918. hv Public Ledger Co.l
VIENNA :Inr 2n.--D"larcd N--flcrr
Enu'r. tho new foreign secretary or tn"
now German Austrian republic. wants 4"
LIn the now German confederation. H'rr
'Iiaucr demands n union with German
Hrhrmin. but tho bohemian stat" rr-
ruSra. He alSn hcmnrda union with
n" Tyrnl aud Nornrlhcrg. The h'icF
wants to join Switzerland, hut Swl'6"r-
lnnd Is unwilling. IN" Nnrarlh!r.; h"'hE
entirely Catholic. Tho Tyroi docs not
wart to join any state Of which IrE"S'n
is part.
There II o. largo rnrty In German
<ustrin. especially in Vienna, thnf IS "p-
posed Ia uuirn with Germany ny II
exists. There ~ much talk 81 SOUTH
rrr German state. consisting Of bavaria
und German parts of Austria At the
same time II I,rrr Bauer can get 1000
Cor the population II" probably cnn carry
out hin project 81 joining Germany.
Unless food fails to nrr7fH more II
little danger OF Folshcvism. INC gov
rrnors Of tho old state are forSottcn,
the emperor in n virtual prisoner. tho
orchdukcs nre no one cares Whele. ond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
COLERAIN

NJ. Edward McCarty, prominent cit
l2en Of Colc:ain. passed away at his
HON" Monday Mt ; p. NJ. Of Pneumonia
contracted from the FLU" r1r IS sur
vived by his Wife Two sons and one
daughter. Miss Muudc. and halph at
homo. and John McCar,y Uf Martins
Ferry: one SISTER. Mrs. u. +. White. and
me brother, William Mctarty NJ hc-
ltccsport. va. Thor many friends cH-
tend their sympathy. Rev. II. i. Ran
lall and Jaroh Mau!c nfr.rial"d. Inter
ment in Pennington cemetery.
Mrs. Deborah N"EuS is ""r1incd 10
hrr HON" with Illness.
Mis-: Edith Y"sl is Visiting relatives
nj McKr"ep0rt. Pa, this week.
Tho FLU" situation in Col"rAin Is I'M
proving md all cases arc rcpnr:cd I'M
proving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. White wrr" tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. \. Bailey and
rnniIy Of Wheeling Sunday.
Word has been received tha:a Lieu
tenant J"rsc barton. who has hc":I So
rrr"iE wnunlcd in Franco, t. m7rov-
luR. Mr. barton iG tho son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. S. Brrton. and his many
friends wiah HIM Il .pc"dv rr""v"ry.
Mis- 1rcn" Horton ha" returned hem"
nfr": n row days vis!, with relatives Al
Rrnnkeidr.
Mrs Julia R"nnnrd returned I" hcT
10" Tuesday 1T r'airpoint after few
WEEKS visit with Mr.. ana Mrg. n. f..
Nkitr
Th" 'rnC h"rS' training class mot NJ
thu home ut Mrs. II. l.. Wc9t:ak0 Sat
urdHy.
Mrs. II. II. Walker. who has he"n at
Chill;cn,hc fnr 'hr no"t month. Will r.
turn hurnr this week.
squire X H. Simpson rnd wife or
Errtnn wore n" ruoStS "f their plr1
cnrs. Mr. and Mr.. j. ". RltiF"l"%.
Mrs. l'"hrrah White returned {" her
HON" Sunday infer VISITING her d2uEh-
ter. >irs 4. A. Eal"y Of Wheeling.
Miss Florence Rig"!"T r"turnrd To
her homo in NcFc"eNurt 'Tn"G'ay aftnr
a few days visit with relatives here.
Mrs Roy Mercer nf Pleasant Grove
was Tho r.l"et uf claire l!"cuc fridny.
Mrs II. n. Walker. VIII" has h""n IN
trimming at Camp Shcrmn... is expected
IN return I" his home In Col"r2!n this
,prol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
MORR|STOWN

Miss Ruth Humphrey Is seriously i'll
with pneumonia Mt her home north or
tuwII. and her many friends have littlo
hnrc of her recovery.
Frank Gcidun will move his broom fac
tory into the John Sipc building in the
near future.
Barton parties settled a dispute in
Squire McCalllSter's court yesterday.
W. J.. 80 civilians is having some re-
pair work done on his residence on East
Main street.
Rev. Bender lost his auto chains last
Sunday while returning from East Rich
lnnd
William Veil. Of Lloydsrillc. has COME
TO the Hotel Slrivcr TO spend the win
Ter.
Mrs. Clyde Wilcox. OF Flushing. was
in town shopping yesterday.
Carlos Lee contGmplatcs moving his
family to l.Ancrty III the near future.
Billy Dent was transncting business
in Wheeling yesterday.
William Harper, OF Flushing. WAS call
Ing on relatives hero yesterday.
r. ". Ilolcn was al st. Clairsvillc to-
day on business.
Harley Bnrr. has returned from Fair
mint. ". Va.
Milfred Taylor and Chas. Travis nre
working in rittsourg.
Joe Major and Link Lynn WE'RE Al
Wheeling yesterday on business.
sam Lewis. III Columbus, was in town
Thursday on business.
Frank Miller. Of GAINESVILLE. was In
town Thursday.
|. {. F. IHrittrr has received n c"
or fine corn which h" Is selling nj Sl.5o
per bushnl.
Miss Ruth Humphrey died nj her homo
north Of town Friday momrnjnE. aged 10
years. Funeral services will hc held nj
the home Sunday. and intcrmcnt Will be
made In tho Rock Hill cemetery.
Etbcr; IInzlct returned from Barnes
vile this morning.
Clara Parks. daughter OF Mr.. and MrS.
George Parks. died Mt her homo cast OF
town this morning. Funeral arrange
ments arc incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

;hr generals # tie war are 'sruri"H
rnv"crkl" - uac wants 10 discuss
thr:n. especially pc regards the l'al:nA
yictur;"s l'r:cmyal was n defcnt that
caused Austrian v, Inru - shed tears IN
tn" rpcu street. y"t they prefer to L:S-
cus:, ir:rnl?sl rather ;hCn the Italian
frnn'
p'Annunzio's air raid on Vienna made
: tr.Iucnd"u: imprr:i::io." The p"l'c" buy
ing III" leaflets liz dropped for 5" cach
sn rlu,h the fca red Their effect.
The food question Is bad EEHt week.
Ike Lost week. will he mcallcss. At h"-
tells meals cost frum IS 20 s.. but there
IS no uourishlnrnt IN this food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
ACCOUNTANTS
WANTED,

Ambitious men who recognize the tre-
rcndous shortage Of specialized brains
and who have accounting ability w!ll
welcome the information that q num-
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Through instruction given Cor tho e..
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whom We have helped 20 bigger paying
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All com:nnu cations strictly con.idcE-
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care Int"iligcnccr. n-22-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
R.Hpn1apT1oN OF BONDS.

Tho following number or Ohio County
Bends Of the $40 ~ y loan have been
drawn and will be redeemed b* the
Wheeling Bank & Trust CO. IN the CITY
Of Wheeling. on the lst day OK Dcccm-
Der. 1915.
Seven bonds Of $4,000 each numbered
ILL.,
Interest on the above bonds will cease
on Dtc"mtrr lSt. 1915.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
COUNTY OF OHIO.
BY CHAS. o. EPHLIN.
President
Attest:
II. G. UNDERWOOD
Clerk. nlS-aG-2s-30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Settler. George ~. Shepard. q.
Sluop. John Henry. Sh"rnans Dale In.
Struhc William. Cincinnati, O.
Vest. william g.. Fnir1rld. y.
Died Of Disease.
Licutenant:
Mcclure. Hunter picImont, chi.
Tower Lawrence. Wilmctic. Ill.
Graham. Ross c.. Frankfort. Ind.
Ward. Homer w. Centrnlin. Wash.
Sergeant:
Kec1, Hrlles L.. Knobs. ". va.
Latto. Leroy. Canton. o.
Wagner:
Ryan Joseph A.. Lanlsdowne. Pa
Cook:
Mullen Martin A.. Pittsburgh. Pm.
Private:
Campbell Don l.. Fishers Ferry. Ia.
Haas. Richard. Mari. O..
Etoll. Willard T.. Cleveland. Q.
Hongen. Horace George, Rowniaa"-
town. Pa.
Leapcr. Harry H.. Gallipolis; O..
Fill. Joseph. Grand Valley, Pa.
Foyer Elmer j.. Tindlay. o.
Rrightb'll. James W. Harrisburg. Pm.
Davis. Albert. jefferson. Pa.
Eznlon, william, NOW Matnmor"s, o.
Hanscln,nn. Merrill f.. Mirlinourg. ia
tIitner. Edward. Germantown. Pa.
Roberts. clifford j.. Troy. ..
Sehlrsscr, Charles W. Scranton. Pa.
Snyder Charles V. Fort Recovery. 0.
Simpson John o.. Philadelphia Fa.
wounded Severely.
S"ucwrnc. James Arthur. Reno. New
Lieutenant
Baker Walter T.. Portland. Nc.
Brown. IeSsc Fr0d. Springfield. O.
Fnrl John J.. South BOSTON. Mass.
Kelly james r.. Cherry Valley. Mass.
Rohr. Alfred Nicholas. Bro oklyn, y. 7.
Corporal:
Parsons. Robert 4. Pittsburgh. PA.
Private:
Atkinson. Elmer NJ. Cincinnati. o.
Hugo, Harry J.. Harwnod Mines. Pa.
Mc['omh. William IT.. New Castle. IA.
Mahoncy. Jeremiah Thomas. Brack-
ncy. Ia.
Press. William l.. Sunhlry. Pa.
Sandman Augustus. Philadelphia, Pa.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Lieutenant:
Hayes. William p. Scranton. Pa.
Corporal:
O'Drnu"ll. John J.. Philadelphia. Fa.
dickinson. Roy D.. FREEDOM. Pa
Private:
pcnatcIi. John. Philadrlpt in. Pa.
Gross. Walter T.. Nnrristown. Pa.
IsiminScr. Russell s.. Washington. Pm.
wounded slightly.
Mann. Herman F.. Milwaukee. Wis.
Sergeant:
Temple. Edwin, Youngstown. o.
Wagner:
HcSton. William H. Philadelphia. tn.
Brandt. Hurry, Mount Joy. Pa.
Comp. Marshall p. harrisburg. Pa.
Htc. Herbert. Ncnia. q.
kciscr John H.. Mausdnlc. IA.
Webb. Frunklyn r.. Fremont, o.
Wilson. Frank. Bunola. Pa
Missing In Action.
Lieutenant:
Laird. Chair B.. Algona- Iowa
Corporal:
Smith Francis Leo Philadelphia. Pa.
ChoiraE Edward. philadelphia. Pm.
Miller. John L.. Clc"naS. Pm.
Bugl"r:
Shnaf. Paul Hillary Thomasville. n. c.
Ne, hnnic:
Rr.-:slcr, Robert F.. Lebanon. Pa.
Private;
.,brl. Joseph. Columbus. Q.
. Bright. Albert F.. rhiladclphia. Pa.
Hoylcn. William j. Adelaide. Pa
Dayanti, Michele. EdEhill Ia.
kclmanski. S,ancy. Kulpmont. Pa.
Iout"rhiscr, Ralph Isnar, Grrrnrllle.
Fa
McAlistcr. Stewart. Ncwvillc. Ia.
Maggie. Merritt c., West Philadelphia,
Pa,
MastandrNa. Francisco. Mount Wash
Moore William r. Danvtllc Va.
Stahowski. Walter s.. Morris Run. Pa.
lI"nscl. Earl H.. Cleveland. O.
kieffrr. Horace NJ. Fleetwood, Pa.
ricliton Harlow VI. Romn. O.
RlSh. JOIN Henry. Washington. Fa.
rCrsr. Fred g.. Philadelphia. Pa.
X.lz, Herman SrEu"r Cleveland. 9.
Prisoners.
Captain:
ChickcrinF. William T.. Moorcstnwn.
y. !.
I.Icutenant:
Evans Thomas r. IT. SnnhoMish,
Wash.
PriVato:
Rohrcr charles Irving Rit:mHn. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
GAINESVILLE

The death Of Mrs. Frances Doughrrty.
we'll known and highly esteemed indF'
occurred Mt tho homo Of her daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Cox Of South Chratnut
street. Thursday evening about o'clock.
death following weeks illness. She
was 81 years Of age. and besides Mrs.
Cox, an" leaves another daughter, MIS-.
+. +. NYts9n Of Toronto. and iwo sons
TANGO west OF town and John Dough
or,y. of Canton. Funeral services will
hc held this morning Mt o'clock md
tho rrmnina will DO taken TO Temper
anrcvillr snr burial.
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HarneSvilln Briefs.

Mrs O. = Norris. nf Enr'h f'hcstnu;
~'r"nt was y visitor in wheeling on
Thursday.
w. ard Mrs. Herbert ncrnw. Of Can
ton. who hive hrrT seriously Ill 90 IN
flur1%a. nrr improving.
Mrs. n. MrVcy. If North Chestnut
.iTrct. IL mvisitinE with relatives IN
E1nrEvillr.
Ms. Mnrv Sriharh ri North Chestru:
%;rr"t, - vi",ting her daughter, Mrs.
,trva Moore 80 Gl"rrl"r!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

-. II. Htcirman h7s removed his finn.
ny frcm The ID. NJ. Gtrvn farm 20
E.lvr!a. OH"
Miss NahclIc Patton. n teacher IN IN"
local high school is quite i'll with in
flurnaa.
Miss Frances Eakcr. Of Mozart. enter
taino! u plumber nf her friend" with
dancc in the chemical house. Tuesday
evening
nry. NJ. l.. Daricn is recovering from
ar illness.
Elmc- SnahriEht has moved from
Limestone to the Emil Roth farm near
here.
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SRERRARD
nTlu" Situation

The rhrn,S nnd chIrCh"" IN this vicin-
lily are still clO$ud and thrr" *c""lS 10
hc no prospect OF tirm "pcniI!E soon d.
Ttin infl,IrnHa situation here is moro
SrriuIS now thNn il has h"ou nj any
/ mo hCfur" There are several rhHrS
ut Mozart aud Bethlehem Those %no
hnr" rrirtrart",i She disease recently IN
this community ire Miss liculah Sn"d"-
kcr nuh her little ncir". l.uHnNa ll"Ilc
SncirScr, 4 G Myers. all nr Nj. OliIri.
George Hall and William lillck.
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plEtrtc. Conference.

'Rnrncsv:lic district conference will lNo
aid m tho Flrst Methodist church.
November cath nnl 2sth. Monday and
Tuesday. ma III" pastors y forty d'f-
forcnt churches IN tho district Will hr
urr=rnt md will hr nuartcr"i In tho
hrr,cs. 4 CORPS NJ experts will ho pros
~. nisn who will talk on rnTi"rs
changes taking nlac" row. ard during
tn" last fcw yours. All nr" w"lromo tn
Ills conference.
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hHrs. Euth Cnxick.

Mrs Ruth May t'uSick. well known
young wnrnan passed away at thr HON"
On Cemetery ay"nu". Thursday evening.
nj O'Clock. llrafh following short
illrcss II. pn"n","H,3. Mrs. EuSl'f "A*
90 vnarS Of a-" and besides her hus-
hmnd. Howard p. tu>'ck. VII" - with thc
y. T. f. in France. sh" lcsv"s two anna u
tIauEhtcrs nrlCna md EGra. NJ III"
home. She Is clSn survived by h"- MP
crts. Mr.. and Mrs !. J. kli3". OF Gem
rtcry nvcnuc. and two hrn,herr. R"b"r,
W, Kline. "C ihis place" nnd Elsio u.
Kline Of Wheeling. Funeral services
viii hr held this afternoon nj 2:a0
m'c;nrk. Rev. II. II. Scott md Rev.
Thomas Sh"nr"r officiating. ln:rrmcnt
will h. made IN Southern cemetery.