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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
pnAcrua or SECOND DEGREE
cxAaaE Brings ABOUT MUCK
cRIy1CISM.
Attorney BOY ". schert+er Secured TO
Dstsnd Colored Murderer.

Yesterday a charge Of second oes.e'
murder was placed against Cha!leS
Thornton, proprietor Of the moSe n.y."
ious and rotten dive in the ONO Fat,e: ,
Thornton late Tuesday shot and h'iie0
1r;l,i.no Fisher. another colored man.
Thornton spent all day yestcroa! anu
last nigh, in the local jail. A NUMBER
n, his friends" were permitted 10 VS.
him. He will likely be aralSnco peAois
So,,ire Frank S. Mason today.
Attorney Roy W. Schertzer has oeen
engaged to defend Thornton. He WI
nicely have his client TO waive peFitn'-
mary examination.
when it became generally known mat
onIv = second degree charge had Deem
r,eced against Thornton there was nloen
c-iticisrn heard on all sides the piac-
ine Of the second degree charSe aoes
~ MEAN that II cannot be made tlrst
Hc-re. however. The grand jury can
ind.c, the man on a first degree cha'e'
AZ eyidcnce sufficient IS gwen
Fisher, body was still at the GIrai So''
,,orcuA last night. with no arraHse
ments yet made for the funeral. Al
a,,+opsy was performed and the ouIlcs
-nr,oved nom his head. 1t was a 80
caEbre. ,,a >o-
Certain parties arc being blamed loF
.,,;. climax 10 a long list Of crimes COM
r,3tted at the Thornton place because
4hev did not have the place closed sorie
+,rne ago when asked TO close II oy Fe-
sn>ctahle local colored people.
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SAFE CRACKERS !.
PULLED Bic JOb.
Robbed Robrecht Produce office HoaaA3
Night and Made Rich Haul.

Police arc looking for ycgg Or vegEt
who blow the safe Of c. the H. hobrecht
produce office ut Twentieth and Main,
streets some time after midnight Nom
day. The SAT" was found cracked yes
to-day morning nj 5:30 o'clock. when tho
produce sto' WAS opened and the discor-
cry was mad" that $500 worth Of bonds
had been stolen from tho safe. but pay
mcnt on thrs" has been stopped.
The store is directly under the B. and
20. viaduct and the Juice" may have
been set off just ms a train was passing
overhead. Tho safe was blown with
nitro ElyccrInr. r small syringe with
which tho Juice" WAS injected into the
combination having been found A bot
tie of the liquid was also found. Wires
were run from an electric light socket.
Potato sacks wcr" used to deaden tho
sound Of the explosion. One $1.0os bond
was found near the scene. }1.6tt bond
and a $500 one are still missing. The
lock on tho door was removed b. the
ycggs and then replaced to miSls1AsO
police .-----.---eS
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E1.iflphn0rt RriefS

.Nll"n Wlnlrrhnllrr has accepted Il
position as driver for the. t;nSSawhy
Bros. produce company.
Miss Iron" Porter is confined TO her
HON" suffering with n slight illness.
Mrs. Robert Dixon Of Canton. O.. is
spending II week visiting with her par
"ntS IN ihl& city. .
Miss Helen MrDani"ls. who has hoon
ntl"nhlng rulI"Cc NJ Canton. is spending
Il w""ks va';.1inn with h"T parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank lfr Daniels.
Tn" Victory Loan campaign Srnns 10
not y" making murh If stir in this
city.
in" Knights &C tn" Macrahcrs will
hHv" an interesting meeting IN their hall
Friday evening "f this week.
t'hnrl"S N"N ada l"fl yesterday on a
short business !rip 10 Pittsburgh. Ia.
Th" member" Of tn" Rinn Club will
hold ;nu' her shoot in their souvenir fob
contest i"n!Gh! III their rang" ruumS.
if IN" man who wrote m" commune
cation Ia III" n"WG yesterday will stop
It III" NrHs stand and sign his name
Ia I'll" paI.'r It viii h" huhlishrd.
\ uUlul''r "r IA" local grocery rropri-
"t"rS Will attend the mC"Iing of tho
Retail fr"'"rS Association :tl Martins
Ferry i"nr.rr"w rN"n'uE.
Bridgeport siill has fnu" NOR" busy
SATURDAYS ""mIu., i'"f"r'- ih' tram" be-
tween TINS ri:c'' nud W"st Virginia
points CcHS"s l." ~. - hral:.
Nid-wr"k &"r,I"rS viii be conduct cd
in most Of the local churches this cvc-
ming aud Will probably hr we'll attended.
Council maN h" convinced of the need
Of rnmrccr IN this place after tho town
goes dry"
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If the Victory loan campaign which
is now on in this city is, 10 b. n sue
cess. and if the quota Of the city is to
be reached before the close Of the time
SGT for the campaign. then some Of the
solicitors arc going 70 br required 10
got n tall hustle on themselves, aS, &C
cnrdinE to the report submitted At tho
meeting of Tuesday evening. some OF
the workers have not yet even made
good start. The quota for this city is
something over 100000. and VIC must
reach the quota. Martins Ferry has
never yet failedin Liberty loan cam
paiEn, and she will not fail in this one,
hut all citizens will have To get busy
and subscribe to the utmost Of their
ability If tho good reputation Of the
place is going 10 be upheld. The report
made nj the meeting. or course. was
only a preliminary ono and docs not
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GAINESVILLE .lf

The. death Of Mr.. Oliver F. Lyons oc-
Cured at the home in CambridTe BUM
day night, death resulting from Injuries
which he received Sunday afternoon
about o'clock. when he was run down
railroads. al Warsaw. o. Mt. Lyons was
81 years Of age and had been in tho
employ Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. for about eight years. He was
son Of the late James Lyons, and the
sides his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons
he leaves three sisters and one brother.
Myrtle. Margaret, Flora and Ernest
Lyons. The funeral will be held this
afternoon and burial will be made in
The Cambridge cemetery: Mrs. Annie
Ross Hayes, Of this place, will attend
tho funeral.
Prof. H. A. Kurtz, Of Lafayette, Ind,
who had charge Of the chorus choir OF
the First NJ. E. church during the spe-
few days with friends Of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Metxler and chill
dren. Of Uniontown. Pa visited over
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Judkins, Of North Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Osborne, Of
Wheeling. spent Sunday with Miss An;
ME Barnes, Of West Main street.
S. E. Kyle Waldo Denney and C. O.,
Caldwell. Of Wheeling, were here Tues
day. in the interest Of the c & P. Tele-..
phone Co.
lieutenant commander of the battleship.
kearsargc, and who has been promoted
10 navigating commander of the Mime
sofa, was here Monday morning visit
ing with relatives and friends. He waE
accompanied east by his mother. Mrs.
make visit with another son, Prof..
Joseph Stevens, Of Staten Island.
James Shankland, OF Tiffin. O., was
hero over Monday visiting his. mother,
Mrs Mary Shankland and his sister.
Miss Jessie shankland, Of North Arch
where he will make business visit.
4 patriotic parade, boosting the Vic
tory Liberty Loan. was held in. this
city Monday evening at o'clock. The
dirrs and sailors, Red Cross members,
Boy Scouts, frateruities and lodges and
pupils of the public schools. which WAS
headed by the GAINESVILLE band. After
parading over the principal streets.
they marched to the First n. E. church.
where a meeting was held. and both
proved a great success. = ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Reesler, Of
GAINESVILLE spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs o. F. EichenberS,> Of
West Main street .,,.
Misses. Jesse Shankland and Annie
tTOellCQ nave 10 lQelE nOuleS
hero after few days visit with friends
in Columbus. -
Mrs. Edith Lowe, Of North Broadway,
was hostess TO the members OF the Don-'
Bile s. Club at her home. Tuesday eve
ming. The evening was devoted to fan
cy work and conversation and dainty
refreshments were served. -5
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, OF
North Chestnut street, have returned
from Delaware. where they. attenSed
the Junior Prom. at Ohio Wesleyan COL
lcge.
Mrs. Matthew Griffen. Of West Main
street, spent Sunday with her husband
who recently underwent an operation Ia
the Ohio Valley General hospital. Wheel
ing, and who Is improving nicely:
Washington, Pa spent the weekend. at
his home here. :'rs Z
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Realty Deeds Filed.

Samuel c. Kelly TO Bernice { Mobley.
North half Of lot is in shady:de. $500.
Sarah Ninnehan McTighe al James
NcTighc to T. B. Phillips. Nrth ha1f
Of lot in Bellaire. $500.
Mary Lally Mccormick and Ary Muir
phv to Sarah Aiinnehan Neigh North
half of lot 5 Bcllaire. 81
The Shadyside Land Co. to CD. Lew
is. Part Of lot II in Shadystde. 81.
r. R. Kerr ct al to Raymond 7ascuiti
ct al. Lot 1910 in Martins FerA. $40.
Ella l.. Campbell to Daisy E lane.
Land n Martins Ferry. SO. + ~.
Everett Carpenter and Arzonn cAren-
ter to Charles Chaser ct al. 10: n.
Shadysde. $4,000.
Francis Dawson. ct al to Lnan
kuckuck Land in Peasc tp. 81.
Francis Dawson ct. al to Marsct
Kucliuck. Land in Peace tp. 81.
Francis Dawson ct al to Liltm
Kucliuck. Land in Peace tp. 3lo.
William D. Lee and Bessie D. Leto
Flnrian II. Grimes Lot In Uniontoh.
$50. (
William y. Lee and Bessie D. LEGO
r1orian H. Grimes. Land in Wheels
Up. 500. -
Addlc F.. Hopes ct al TO Harlcyt.
DAVIS Land n Wayne tp. 81
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Court EutrA.

LEWIS Fox, vs. Andy Balek. Motion
20 petition sustained as Ia first and
second grounds, and oycrruled as. &c
third ground. Plaintiff given leave e
file amended petition IN 20 days.
John Velsak VS.. Paul MCGEE. Aottot
to petition overruled. Defendant giveE
leave to plead In 20 days 4 J.
John DiNardo VS.. Tony Bolpe. Judg-
mcnt Of ustce Of peace affirmed. at
casts Of plaintiff-m-error and petition
in error dismissed.
William Renne ct al vs.. The Hub Coal
Co. On motion Of plaintiff and for
good cause shown D. D. DuBose, esdr.
appintcd received Il the defendant, The
Hub Cal cmpany. Said receiver give
bnd in sum.f $500. { y.
The State Of Ohio VS. The Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co.. Of Wet VIr~s
GINA. Temporary restraining ordef
granted as prayed for In the EDITION.
No bond required
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na-aar Continues Successful.

The committee from the Woman's
Benefit Association OF the Maccabees.
who arc in charge OF tho Bazaar and
festival which is being held all this
week at the hrmnry hall. state that tho
affair has been successful up 10 the
present time and there is little doubt OF
their ability 10 raise sufficient funds
with the affair for the placing Of a fine
float in tho parade at the time Of the
homecoming celebration.
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BOX Social Monday.

The members OF the s. ". Stark
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias of this city
will hold box social following their
regular meeting in the Shreve-Medi
building on Hanover street next Mon
day evening. and all Of the members
are expected to be present. The mem
bcrs of the Buckeye band will also be
present and render u number OF sclec-
lions for the entertainment OF tho men,
bcrs and their friends.
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A1pmn, AssocIae,ou Meetinp,

The members of the local high school
alumni association held we'll attended
meeting in tho Board of Trade rooms
last night, to mako plans for the annual
banquet. which will be held on May 80.
the evening following the commencement
exercises.
President Wilbur Hcslop was in the
chair. and the following committc tees
were appointed: Refreshments. Clara
Louise Smith, Flora Marker and Doris
Vennum.
Chester Scdgwick was appointed
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee with tho privilege Of selecting tho
other members of his committee: Mrs.
Robert L. keer. Of the reception COM
mttce and Miss Harriet Springer of
the decorating committee were given
the same privilege.
A committee composed OF Chester
kSedgwick. Miss Emma Lewis and Miss
Hazel Ice were appointed 10 nominate
the officers who will be elected at the
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Parade Committee meeting.

Chairman Arch Fallen. Of the COM
mittcc in charge Of the parade. which
will be held in connection with the
celebration in this city. on Saturday.
June 2lst. has called a meeting Of his
committee for tonight at The City build
ing, and all Of the members OF tho com
mittee arc expected to be present. and
give their assistance to the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

The report of Health Officer w. 5.
Cusick for the month of March. shows
Il total of twenty births during the
month. and twcnty-thrcc deaths. The
deaths were divided into fourteen males
and nine females, while the Sex OF the
births was thirteen males and seven
females. Tho report also shows en-
siderable amount Of other work having
hrcn done, which adds to the protection
nf the health Of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
BRIDGEPORT
news
peoconsss HES Resigned.
Leave news items for Thu Inter
ligencer at Hickcy's News stand.
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardw are Company

The statement was issued yesterday
morning that Mrs. Lillian H Wclday,
who has been the superintendent OF the
Holloway Dcaconess' homo during the
past seven years. has resigned her posi-
ton and will leave early in the COM
ing month for her homo IN Massachu-
sets. Many local friends of the su-
perintendent will be sincerely sorry TO
see her leave this vicinity. where she has
spent 50 many years.
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Mrs. Thomas rugh will be the charm
inr hostess 10 the Industrious Danes OF
this city, at her home on West Walnut
street. tomorrow afternoon. and hopes
have been EXPRESSED that all OF the
ladies will be present, Sewing and
knitting. the usual club diversions VIII
be followed. and the affair will conclude
with q luncheon.
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Girl Takes Money

| city. Three drunks faced tho mayor also
| and were f1ncd IS each.
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Euchre and Dance.

The progressive cuchre party and
dance which will be given this evening
in the Elks' club building by the MEM
bers Of tho Martins Ferry council No.
142l Of Knights of Columbus prom ises
to be very we'll attended, rs a large
number Of the tickets have already
been disposed of. The committee In
charge has left nothing undone that
will add to the pleasure of the evening.
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British Relief Society.

a large number Of the members OF the
British Relief society Of this city, were
present al the meeting OF the orEanlza-
ton, which was held at tho Welsh Con-
Ercgational church on South Fourth
street. last night and some business Of
importance was considered by the mcm-
bcrs during the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Get Loan Rsports-

Henry D. Cowcn. secretary Of the Bel
lairc Liberty Loan Committee. will re-
crtvc reports each evening of the success
OF the Victory Loan drive here. An
nouncrmcnt was made yesterday that ap-
proXimately Sl25.0n0 Of the local quota
had been subscribed before the house to
mouse drive began. The local quota is
$7S2. 500. The city expects TO be report
cd over by next Saturday evening. Local
banks have agreed IN pay par valuo and
accrued interest ON any bonds; Of the Vic
tory Loan one year after issue.
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pisorderlies Fined.

Hanna Bolts. who was arrested Mon
day evening on a charge Of conducting
a disorticrly house. was given a hearing
in Mayor Ralstons court last night and
was fined the sum Of 500 and costs and
so days in Jail. She agreed 10 leave
town inside il tho next two days and
tho sentence was suspende ed under these
conditions Pearl Smith. arrested as an
inmate, was fined SIS and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Celebrated Debt RaistnS,

The members Of the Ncffs Methodist
Episcopal church held big jubilee meet
ing last night at the church. The event
was in celebration of the raising Of the
church debt and the completing Of i'm
provements to the church Among the
speakers were Rev. Gamble. Of Salesyi1le.
and DR.. c. W. Danford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

The remains Of Charlotte. the S-ycar-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis. of Stop -. Lansing. Ohio. were
tcndcrly laid to rcst yesterday morning
ut Linwood cemetery. following funeral
services at tho home Of the parents at
1890 o'clock. The PARENTS OF tho little
ono have tho snccrcst sympathy OF a
large circle Of friends in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Class Selects SpeaSars

The Senior class Of the High school
has selected Dorothy Laffcrty. Harry
Baker aud Elizabeth Robinson as speak
ers for the commencement exercises.
Previously announcement was made Of
tho honor pupils. they being Margaret
Rodewig. Adelaide Marling and Harold
Wagner. Three others are to be selected
by the High school faculty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
eroesrs Associatton Meeting

The semi-monthly meeting Of the Re-
tail Groccrs Association will be held in
the Board Of Trade rooms on South
Fourth street. tomorrow evening at 1880
d clock at which time all Of tho business
which has accumulate during the pas'
two weeks will be discussed and dis
posed Of All Of the members Of tho
association arc expected 10 be present.
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Injunction Granted.

Judge Charles j. Lynch. of the Sci
mont county common pleas court. yes
to-day handed down an Injunction. IN
the case Of the county against tho
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Com
rany. restraining the company from
putting into effect their increased rates
for service between any of the commu-
mites Of this county.
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Good Crowd At Concert.

An excellent crowd OF local rcsiochts
were in attendance at the second Of the
series of concerts. given by the members
Of the Lccturc-Recital club, in the FlrSt
Presbyterian church on South Fourth
last night, and enjoyed the fine pro-
gram Of music which had been prepared
for the occasion. All of the perform
crs were past artists in their particular
line. and their work was heard by an
apprcciativc audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Local Man Swim fllad

Amos Wilson. local contractor is
minus about $50 as 4 result Of 4 swin6lc
game pulled off by A stranger who gave
his name as Tohn T. Rogers and his
homo MS Middlctown. Ohio. IIe had
Wilson endorse onn of his checks after
nc had hired Willison to repair local
building. which hr said hc had rented.
bus which proved 10 he n misstatcmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Noted Preacher Hcre.

A coast to coast holiness convention
opened last night nj tn" South R"llairc
n. r: church. Roy. Dr.. Ruth. of Indian
apolis. preached tn" opening sermon.
He is one If tho leading teachers Of III"
country of III" doctrine Of Scriptural
holiness. Hr has held m"ntinES in all Of
the larger cities Of tn" country.
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Receiver Named,

Attorney D. D. Dubois. of this city,
mas been appointed by Judge Lynch, Of
the Common Pleas court. as the receiver
for the Hub Coal company. owned by
local parties. His oond is fixed Mt 81. o0n
Attorney G. L. Undertake is in charge
OF the legal matters in connection with
the rcccivcrship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Miner Badly Hurt

Mike Kolcict. q local foreigner. wa,
seriously injured a, the coal mine owned
by Mcssrs. Brook and Frey on South
Belmont street. late yesterday. He was
removed 10 tho City hospital whore DR.,
+. l.. Ring is attending him. Tho man
was caught in fall Of stone while at his
work. ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Feature Tomorrow Evening.

A new feature opens at the New Pas
time theatre on Hanover street to-nor-
row evening. when the attraction will
be Zarrows Fashionctcts, in musical
comedy and vaudeville. The size Of the
crowds at these performances has only
been limited by the accommodations Of
the house, and this fact will probably
obtain at this time
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MOOSE Meeting Tomorrow.

The weekly meeting of the Loyal Or
dor Of Moose Of this city will he hold in
their lodge home. on tElc Cadiz pike to-
morrow evening 1T T:30 o'clock. at which
time all fnal arrangements will be made
for the opening of the big carnival and
homecoming celebration. which begins on
the West End Fairgrounds next Mon
day June 8.
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BeIaire Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

show the actual amount OF work &C
complshrd. and another meeting has
been called for Thursday evening In the
board Of trade rooms. at which time
the captains Of all Of the districts are,
expected TO be present and make as
full and complete a report as is pos
siblc for them 10 make.
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Thursday Night Sewing Club.

The members OF the Thursday Night
Sowing Club Of this city. will be the
guests Of Mrs. Cecil Davis. at her home
OH Indiana street, tomorrow evening,
and all of the members Of tho club are
expected 10 be present. A very interest
ing short program has been prepared
for the oCcasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
No Phone Raise

Judge Lynch. of the Common Pleas
court. yesterday issued a temporary re-
straininG order which cnjoins tho Ches-
anrak" & Potomac Telephone company
from raising rates in Belmont county
and further limiting tho free area The
Injunction was asked for by Prosecuting
Attorney William T. Dixon. Tho order
will contincu effective until the case is
definitely settled.
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arocers' Meeting Thursday.

The seni-monthly meeting Of the
Groccrs' association Of this city and
Martins Ferry will be held in the Board
Of Trade rooms, on South Fourth street.
Martins Ferry. tomorrow evening Mt
1880 O'Clock. and plans have boon made
10 handle a large amount Of interesting
and important business at the session.
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wes+wood BODY shipped.

The remains Of Samuel Wcstwood.
former mayor OF this city, which Las
rcposcd in the receiving vault OF Green.
wood cemetery. were shipped TO Sioux
City. Iowa. yesterday. by K. G. Hesl"p
& Sons, undcrtakcrs. DT. Charles West
wood, q son Of the deceased, accom-
panied the body and the family will
leave later. The body will be inferred at
that plac.
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xnnr Recrntts Accepted.

Yesterday was good day at the army
recruiting office. city building 1"e!e
were six applicants Tor chl's,t'ehe =.
the service Four OF this notnpeE W. We.
accepted and the other two "e.E ie y.
~. - c,nrrnbus barracks today.
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School Board Met.

The Pultney township school board
met last night at the headquarters or
Union street The board is unable tr
make repairs to the buildings during tho
The township commencement exercises
arc to be held Friday evening of this
vacation because Of shortage Of funds
weeks at Nefts
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Co8ee Social Tonight.

The ladies Of St Paul's Lutheran
church Of this place will give n coffee
social in tho church building tonight
FOR the members Of the ladies orEanizn-
ton OF the church and their friends. The
committee in charge Of the affair is COM
posed Of Mrs. Chris Knellingcr. Mrs.
William Elder. Mrs. Gottlicb Hcrtlcr
and Mrs. William Ruccklcy.