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ono relatives Of the 21th. The other
la.n0" seats w"rr fill"d with wounded
soldiers from tn" army hospitals. fed
"rHi officials. governors Of This anu
oti"r states. members 81 Tho fngiSfa-
Iurr. mayors and Official uclcsatiu
from up-SlHtc cities.
Ten o'clock ranr To those far down
the aVrnu" came the faint notes Of a
huglc. "N"w Yrrk's own was on the
march again. fer tho las; time together.
Through tho marble arch the city
raised in recognition Of the deeds or
Washington. drawn by eight black
horses. cam" :; black draped caiSsLn.
covered wiih IN" Stars and stripes.
upon whirh rested Il Simpl" wreath. The
caiafalQu" symbnliz"d 1872 mon killed
IN action or died Of Wounds Behind
ii marrHd y squad OF twenty-tour honor
men. h"urIag huge banner. upon which
hlazrd II star 10 gold for every man
win" had fallen.
AZ HE crcp" swathrd gun carriage
moved slowly past. n;-n uncovered and
womrn sohbcd. uuashamed
A Mighty Roar.
But III" funeral hush was quickly
broken. Suhdued at first as though the
thronES We're reluctant to break ia'
church-like Stiffness, came Tic sound Of
cheers. Higher and higher rose the
shouts until they blended in mighty
roar.
The wounded were coming. The thou
sand motor cars in which they rode
MADE up hcart-wrcnching cavalcade
which seemed 10 nave no end. Empty
sleeves and tuTacd up trouscr legs,
crutchcs and bandSGcd heads. told or
mon who had looked into the land OF
shadows from which the comrades they
!cC; over there Will not return. Hut on
The Yang faces. aon!e drawn and hag-
gard from suffering. there was no sign
Of Grt: They laughed and chcered
and ntuck in their hats the flowers that
women tossed 10 thnn. They had
gnmblcd with death ard won.
B"nca:h ,hc a"rh rode O'ltyan and
his staff l'ch!nd thcm swept tho
dousahoys OF ihc 54lh brigade. Eyes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
WHEN SKIN AllS
HOW YOU PRIZE
POSLAM'S HELP

Rrokcn-out. aggravated itching skin
is condition demanding the best
for It's speedy correction. This Poslam
supplies working quickly, readily, re-
liably: attacking stubborn troubles IKE
eczema with concentrated healing
energy that soon brings Improvement.
So lille does so much and makes short
work Of pimplcs. rashcs. scafp-scale,
scale. clearing inflamed compilations
Sold everywhere. For roe. sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 18th ST.. New York City.
Urge your skin to. become clearer:
brighter. better by the daily use OF
Tpslam Soap, mcdicatcd with Poslarn.
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final ACTION
{continued Prom PaSe ous)

TO tho measure. and efforts 10 locate
him were without success and when the
sergeant at arms reported back the roll
call was resumed.
Senator Hough also charged that
Speaker Wolfe ruled that Delegate Mil
Ter was not entitled 10 vote since no
was not in the chamber at the time the
question was put.
4 point OF order was raised by Dele
gate Thurmond and the house voted al
most unanimously against tho speaker.
allowing the delegate 10 vote on the
question. Applauding from the floor
and galleries was also permitted from
those fighting the measure.
IT is generally believed that some op-
position will be raised in the senate py
labor representatives and others oppos-
cd 10 the bill who have not given up
hopes by any means. and it is thought
that they will remain in the fight until
the last vote is taken.
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front was the order. and there was no
sign OF recognition on the stern young
faces when some friend shouted
greeting. On their backs were overseas
packs, and gas masks were slunS AL
their hips. Topping the rifles bristled
forest Of fixed bayonets. giving notice
to the world that this was no peace
time parade. but n. review of veterans.
Whore tho crowds did not surge into
the street New York marched in mass
formation-a long column Of compact
half battalions. ~ men in the marching
front. resembling moving succession
Of squares of troops.
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Want 10 Say |
Never Knew There Was
Anything Like NJ Vim

Those arc tho words used by Mrs. &.
Seiblc Of Brdgnville. Pa. 10 express her
pleasure for what Nu Vim did for her.
She said Il have suffered untold agony
after eating from gas in the stomach
and Understanding ] ate agreed with
me- was a nervous wreck and was
all run down. and nothing 7 did gave
me any relief until, l began to take NJ
Vim. am on my fourth bottle. All
my aches and pains have left me. can
eat and slcep-no nervous spells any
more. l give credit 10 NJ Vim for all
my benefit. and consider it q most Won
dcrful tonic"
Nh Vim !s tho most talked OF tonic
.oday. as II gives satisfaction for
stomach. kidney and liver troubles. ls
nil medicine for tho blood and nerves.
Only $500 per bottle. Sold at Grtest &
20. drug store.
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ARE THRILLED
Continued From Page One)

never had modified so many m"n.
women and children along sing 10
street. To the city dwollcrS were added
hundreds Of thousands vino poured IN
from every corner Of tho state. Tens
Of thouSa nds more had come from other
states
5000, 600 Spectators.
The police estimated that moro than
1000. 900 p"rsonS were par!ird into liz"
miles Of Fifth avenue in the sunshine
Of a perfect day.
Stretching along the east side Of Cen
trail Park from one end to the other
was grand stand two and onc-half
miles long In it there were some Co.
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1EAeuE oP NATIONS URGED.

ST. LOUIS. March 25.-A league OF
women voters. urged by Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait. president Of the Ma
tional American Woman's Suffrage asso-
citation. and recommended by the execu-
tive council. will come before the an
nual convention Tomorrow for final set
Element. The recommendation WAS taken
up late this afternoon, but final vote
was postponed I'LL tomorrow.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT
SECOND u. P. CHURCH

Special meetings preparatory to the
communion services to be held next Sun
day are in progress at the First United
Presbyterian church, presided over by
Rev. Calvin Smith, pastor Of the Second
L. P church. at Cambridge, Ohio. Rev.
Smith delivers a splendid sermon each
evening. Services begin at I:45 o'clock
and all arc invited 10 attend.
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HuLETAs IN RAD.

JEAREZ Mexico. March 25.-Filla fol-
lowers rode into Santa Barbara. Chihua-
hua, II miles west of Parral. yesterday.
looted the stores, including one belong
ing to tho San Francisco Del Rio Mining
company. a Brjtish-ownrd corporation.
and rode away without firing shot or
capturing any prisoners. News Of the
raid was received here tonight.
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uric acid. The kidneys are not
able to get rid of it. Such
conditions you can readily
overcome, and prolong life by
taking the advice of DIR. Pierce,
which is keep the kidneys in
good order" Avoid too
much meat, alcohol or tea.
Drink plenty of pure water
preferably hot water. before
meals. and drive the uric acid
out of the system by taking
.Anuric." This can be obtained
at almost any drug store. in
tablet form, and will dissolve
uric acid as hot coffee dis
solves sugar.
You know that before an
insurance company will take a
risk on your life the examining
physician will test your water,
and report whether you are a
good risk. You should send
bottle of water to the chemist
at Dr.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y. and you will
receive free medical advice as
to whether the kidneys are
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affected your Kidneys sluggish and Clog you suffer from
backache dizzy spells winges and pains of iumbago
out sleep disturbed two three times night
before late Get Anurc (anturcad) for Will put
kidneys and entire system You will feel tu
of vitality instead of tired draggedout and blue
Anur many potent than tha dssoves and carries
acid and other poons from the system Ask your nearest
drpgc for Anur for trial package.
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CHARLESTON w. Va. March oa.--
The HOUSE Of Delegates this morning
gain postponed further consideration
Of The Virginia debt settlement bill on
second reading. TO which the WysonG
referendum amendment remains pend
ing for another day. The reason urged
for tho action on The part Of those favor
ing the motion was the absence of Dele
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question with the conclusion Of tho
doctors testimony court ,adjourucd until
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Gee YVhiz! How It Hurts s.
~==se The Pain in lily Foot!"

Sometnes my I1ecu Heaven how back hurts
nornne It's oyerabundance of that poison called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26

The Chosen TWetve.
F. Z. Phillips. farmer.
VIM. G. Frlnnar. Jr.. real estate agent.
Clyde Q. Dodge Jr.. real estate agent.
7. McWilliarns. laborcr.
E1ans D. Saylor. electric supplies
manufacturer.
Thonnas Cox. window glass worker.
T. Armbruster, baker and grocer.
W. J. Frankston. plumbing and mill
supplies.
John F. Almond. steel worker.
Percy B. Butt. electrician.
A, L, Kelly, machinist-
?, J. Keyser, grocer.
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wA~ood NriSfB.

Mrs. T. l.. Beck aud son. calvin. oc
Eighteenth street. Will leave to-day for
youngstown. -, whore they VIII spend
The holidays - the home Of Mrs {. +.
CraiS.
f,e'h a,rc"t. Left yesterday for Spring
field. or where they will be the guests
nr Mrs McCords parents. Before re-
,uruing they will also spend aHvera!
DAYS at the home Of Rev. McCord'S
parents. OF Bryan. ..
Mr.. AID Mrs. Fred Tuunis. OF New
ark, are spending 4 few days with
friends n town.
Earl A!rrord of Akron. O.. is spend-
ing several days visiting at the honta
az his brother. john Almond. Of South
Richland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold wilson. Of Vest
N"xander ARE %prndtr:: several days
visiting III thc Nor"" II Mr.. and Mrs.
RODGERS. OF South Warwood
VI sseS Lena and Ruth Gilleland. OF
F'ndlay. o. ar" the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. : r. Tyler. "fWArwood avenue,
Miss Ewing. TEACHER in Warwood high
will spend the holidays with her par
cntS in Bella'rn.
Miss Mary McNickels. Of Center War
wood. Will leave the last OF this week
Tor Kentucky
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Fairmopt. has been sold through tho
Stoffel agency.
Victor J. kehror. of Martins Ferry
was here on business yCSt"rIiy.
A. l.. Bumgarner. Nrrh FuEl". George
Sandrock and r. Il. Brown attended thp
funeral Of Bert Pickett IF Martins Ferry
Monday afternoon.
Judge Charles J. Lynch has returned
after visit with relatives at W""dt!"id.
Mrs. Ross -. Fowler and children are
visiting in Barncsylllc.
Charles G. Bulger and family sr"u-
the weekend at the HON" Of clyde Eu''
ger at BarneSyillC.
Miss Edith Mumma has returned TO
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Realty Deeds Piled.

d. W Mozena and wife l. p. Mozena
and wife. To Costanzo Allietto. 1925
acres In Pultney township. $500.
Della T. Hunter and g. f.. Hunter. tn
David Paul Barrett: land in Barnes
VILE $500.
Charles W Cpham to l.. w. Brady;
land in Goshen township. 800.
Chas. Pierce and Tena Pierce TO Kerr
meth Craig IT al: land in Goshen town
ship. $1,000.
J. w. McCielland ct al TO !. P. Deck
ct al: land In Barnesville. 800.
Anna l.. Parks to Elizabeth A. Cas-
per: lot 2S in GAINESVILLE. 500.
l.. witt to Alfonso Gailucci: land in
BclraIrc. $500.
Mary f.. Seanon and William Sea.
mon to Mary L. Hayes: land in Barnes
willie. sl.00.
II P. Copeland to Geo ". Halliday:
lot 10 and parts OF lots IS. 20. in HolIo-
way. $l.e0.
Shadyside Land Co. TO Frank Locarti:
lot 10 in Shadysidc. 1915.
The Pursglovr-Maher Coal Co, to
VIM. NJ. Jefcrs; land in Rtchland town
Edmctc Melchiori and Mary Melchiori
to the Meistcr Coal Co..: land in Un-
ion township. $1,000.
Calvin Pollock TO the Meister Coal Co..
land i1r Union township. 800.
Bertha Mablc Bartc and Louis c.
Barts to Joseph Meistcr: land cast hair
of lot $40 in Bridgeport. 800.
A. o. MelIott 10 Vim. Mcllott ct Al;
land in Bellaire. 5000.
CLYDE Wright and wife TO D. l.. Shcp-
pard: land in Flushing township. $3.50.
Personals.
The J. c. Henderson farm, north Of
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Ing school at Broaddus college. IS
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 c. LcIBarron.
Miss Ola Edgar returned Saturday
from a visit with friends in Marietta.
Misses Madrc and Edith Clovis were
shopping in Farkcrsburg. Saturday.
w. l.. kcrrwood was down the river
Monday.
Ira Rrammer Of Sugar Creek. was in
town, Monday.
Mrs. las. Watson was shopping at
parkcrsburE, Friday.
Everett Lucas Of Marietta. spent n
few days here this week.
Mrs. {. +. RuttinCuitcr and daughter,
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the pond and creek. which IS frozen
over at Il number OF places. At several
places along the stream. tho ice Is
rather dangerous. but AZ a whole II is
in fair shape and the many persons out
each day are enjoying themselves.
H. II. Morgan was at Marietta, on
Saturday.
Mrs Clyde and Ruby Gardner were
shopping at Marietta Monday.
William Stout returned FRIDAY from
a visit with friends at ParkcrsburE
Earl Snyder Of Eureka. WAS Il caller
here Tuesday.
Jack SymmUnds was ut Marietta. Sat
urday.
Miss Irene LcBarron, who is attend
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STORE OPEN
EVENINGS
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS

her home at Barncsvillc after spending
several days with local relatives.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Hall LIFT Monday 1" spend
the week with relatives at BArm"svIll".
VI. t.. Hail and son clifford and Carrie
ton Campbell left Monday for Pontta..
Mich, L. drive TWO Oakland touring
cars hOm".
Miss Mary Gray MrErid" Will enter
tain tn" kIlIhlu. club at h'r home Oh
Eat Min street saturday evening.
Mr.. i>nih' RIM. Curtis has returned
NuI.,. after = N.~il With relatives AZ
Cambridge.
r. ruN Hrvant and wife and H. \. Me
bride uttG~d"d the funeral OF Thomas
ITyun: q Vest Alexander on Sunday.
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WARWOOD LAD HURT
WITH A TOY PISTOL
John Little, Jr, Receives Painf11 suEn
When hoy Discharges f1ssoA IN
Hts Pace.

John Little, Jr.. eight year old son
NJ and Mis-. John Little. OF Ninth
81 Street ct Warwoed. was painfully hurt
S S,sI; by companion Who was
playing with toy pistol The n isu
forehead was burned when the p'S Tha
was discharged close TO ms hsau:
pistol was fired BY Il BOY hau'cu
'rown sergeant AIRY Garden, toti"w
ing the accident. investigated the 80
and warned the boy and ms rbis
against further US" 81 such .IS ssccident
or A similar character IN which 'h'
Roncoe boy has figured. .,;.,,,r ,bs
There is ordinance prohioiea, nS the
use OF cap pistols in the town a"I
IN Soc that IL is complied with.
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>~.,~ att.na entertainment.

In spite Of the miserable Wealhes anu
Tho had sidewalks. large crowd at
tended the Christmas entertaln''' w
which was held last evening al .he
Prashvterian church. All enjoyed the
nroSr3n which was under the direction
~ Harry Shearing. assisted by the
teachers of the Sunday school, Follow,
ing this the primary and small chliarel'
Of the Sunday school were gwen
treat which was enjoyed very much'
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meeting Of the members OF me Nc
,ancn hose company was held last eve
nins at their buiIdinE on rwenty.foustn
strrct Several important matters were
taken up for consideration. to no ,hs
this Arrangements were nAas nr,inf-
wear. This meeting will be held n%He
week. All bills OF the company were
ordered paid. after which social Time
was enioyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24

Mss Sarah Ii0'Ch. t"rlneEIy t"acHeE
in Ia. North WarwooG school. but now
If California. didn't TorRet her OLD
scholars in spit Of her absence from
town. Sh" sent several large crates or
oranges which she picked herself. to
Supt. Harry Smith. VIII" gave them !"
her old scholars. All were very WEI.
nrs.s.h and stated that they wish she
49, stiLl t..lLN.mg tAem.
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Scents Meet.

\ meeting Of Troop Mo- IL OF BOY
Scnu,S Mas held last evening in the
Methodist Schurch. Several important
matters were taken UP for conSldera-
ton. Reports We're ais" received from
the sale Of Fed Cross seals ana scout
Master Lester Smith was much pleaSeu
with thu lNrEr sale.
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Schools Closed.

All the schools OF "ar~ood anu
pi,hlanI district. were closed yeSter-
Lay afternoon until after the HOLIDAYS.
Vc-y interesting Chris;maS programs
were rendered by the children IN marry
every room -: all The schools wh!ch
were well a;tradcd by large hu'"oeS
Of the cni!drcu'S parents.
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Pron.rt1 ch.nxsa KAads.

Three lots owned By ]. Armecros,'
formerly OF Warwood. but now OF Col
umbus. were sold yesterday to WiLliain
Stenger. Of Short Creek. The properly
is located on Vance avenue, Nortn w az,
y Kindelberyer, Greater Wheeling real
estate agent.
Mr.. Kindelberger also stated that he
expects many other changes 10 De mace
in the near future. Also large mum
Der Of Wheeling people are looking boE
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RnAirinR street.

Since the warm weather has hit tnls
section. Theodore Wolf. street comrIis
sioner, has been very busy. YESTERDAY
afternoon ne was busy filling IN tne
r,,t on Seventeenth street with cinders.
This is a great help to the people hay.
ing to use the streets and no douot that
r. will be done on all side streets
throughout town in the near future.
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ARRANGEMENTS hay" been mace ior a
t.Jri.trnaS carol service which VIII take
rinrc on "Wednesday evening. December
18th. at li$O O'Clock. y short but IN,
IrrtstirC program has been arranged
consi. ::uC mostly Of Christmas songs
All members arc requested !" be
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meeting Of the " ArNoou JunL"t
..r'.,. ,,,s hid last evening at the home
If Miss Mary Davis. Several import
ant matters were taken up amonS. ~hich
was one to discontinue IN" meetings
mini .Lftrr The first mt FC0ruarE.
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Miss Martha Hall will entertain IN"
members NJ her club on FRIDAY evening
- q social gathering. Dancing.
music and games will b. the principal
diversions OF the evening and at late
anur dainty refreshments Will be ScrE-
ed All members are urged 70 be pres
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Marriage Licenses.

Mathew Schunn and Anna TartIer.
both Of Martins Ferry.
George Henry titchette. Of New York
city. and Martha Jessie Craver, or
Martins Ferry
Charles Lawson Reed and Mary Wag-
ner. both OF GAINESVILLE.
Ralph Murray Felix. OF Auburn. New
York. and Mildred E;rangel!nc Long. Of
BCilalre.
sutton Franklin Siburt and Octa Jane
Hill. both OF Martins Ferry.
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Miss Lucille, and Miss Frances Adkins
were at Marietta. Monday.
Miss Ethel Bonnar was shopping in
Marietta. Saturday.
Misses Belle and Susan Mercer spent
the Weekend with relatives at Marietta
Mr. and Mrs. 6. 5. NJ. Powell Of
Schultz. were shopping here. Friday, 3.
Mrs Walter Taylor and daughter.
Mis- L"r'Vc. were shopping at NAH.
EFT, .,urdIy.
Mrs. Gorge Duuns Is visiting relA-
lives IN Tareutuni, Ia.
Who remembers the old-fashioned boy
who wanted bicycle instead Of an aun|
tomobilc?
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
Correll, Minn.; Mrs. Lizzie Christen
and daughter Josie, of DEBORAH, Iowa.
E. G. C..
Methodist Church.

The regular services of the church
will be held Sunday. Sept. ID, At the
morning hour, 1880, the pastor will
preach on the theme, THE Motive
Power of Service. The choir will
render special music. At the evening
hour 900 the sermon theme is, micah
and His Gods" A fifteen minute SER
vice of song which everybody enjoys
will precede the sermon.
Special attention is directed to the
work of the Bible school. Let every
member of the school be in bis place
next Sunday and bring some one who
has no church home elsewhere.
Epworth League service at 700. The
young people had a fine service last
Sunday evening. Let every young per-
son in the church be present next Sun.
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon At 2:3o with Mrs.
E. O. White. Election of officers and
other important business. All ladies
of the congregation are urged to be
present.
The Queen Esthers with Miss Agatha
Loughrey on Friday evening and the
Senior Home Guards with Aileen
on Saturday afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
KENDAiLVILLE.

Florence Handke, of Cresco, came
out Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
Mrs. Clifford Eddy and family spent
a few days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Yates, at Canton.
Mrs. Fred Goddard left here Friday
for visit at Madison. Wis.
VIM. Reuter- and wife spent Sunday
with bis son Will and family at Albion.
Our farmers north of town are busy
filling silos this week.
Marian Todd was an over Sunday
guest of her grandparents, w. A. Clink
and wife.
George Gates and family spent Sun
day at Canton.
Will Ashley and wife, of Albion, at
tended church services here Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Alison Daskam came home last
Tuesday after spending q week with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Oleson, and
family. at Nora Springs.
A baby boy came to stay at the Geo.
Gates home Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
MARRIED..

At the Cresco Methodist parsonage
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock Mr..
Elmer r. Sanders and Miss Bertha r.
Reynolds, both of Lime Springs, were
united in marriage, Rev. E. G. Cope
LAID officiated in the presence of few
immediate friends. MIR. and Mrs.
Sanders will reside for the present ct
Lime Springs but little later, they ex-
pect to establish their home at Miles
City, Montana. Their many friends
extend congratulations and best wishes
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
Conversational Church.

John Patterson will sing at the even.
ing service, next Sunday.
Evening sermon: WAS Carnegie
Really Rich? ?"
The Christian Endeavor will begin
work next Sunday. Young folks are
urged to come. The meeting will be at
7:l5, three quarters Of an hour before
the evening service. Evelyn Forthun
will lead next Sunday.
Morning service of worship at 1880.
Evening. 500. Sunday School at noon.
Y. P. S. C. E., 7:l5.
Glad to have you come.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
For Sale.

The John E. Kennedy farm q miles
south and % miles west from Harmony,
MINI. This is one of the best farms in
Harmony township. and we'll located,
good buildings with school just across
the road. For further information
write or see Stiff
John Mathews,
Route Bonair, Ia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-12
81 per Acre!

Secures farm in the clover and
fruit belt of Wisconsin. This land pro-
duces timothy and clover from 8 to a
tons per acre. The climate is particu-
larly adapted to fruit raising, and wild
fruit grows here in abundance. q
miles from r. r. station. 8 miles from
a town Of about 1000, See me for par
ticulars.s A. ]. CAwARD, Cresco. ID.