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YiHSor Eonorod.
PERSONAL MENTION

11eLure-J. A Mason, Mannington: f.
H. Clover. Huntington: w. B. Fletcher.
ClarkSburg: l. C. Allen. C1arksburg: T.
". Black Charleston; D. F. Moore. New
Martinsville: A p. Hall. Clarhsburs.
Staznm-Joseph Gramham. Downs; J.
Costine, St ClairsNlle. O.: A J. Fer
rcll. New MartinEviIle
wIndDor@Charles Moore, Fairmout: e
Y. Lawrence, Cameron: Charles Ash
craft New Martinsv1lle.
RogerB-F. E Fugua, Grafton: VIII
liam Tomlinson. Wellsburg.
Mr.. n. A Miller Of the Capitol Car Co.,
returned to-day from Detroit bringing
in a shipment OF Maxwell csrz and
trucks He reports the situation much
improved regards deliveries. which Is
very welcome news to the dealers
throughout this territory
A daughter was born TO MI and Mrs.
w. F. Bury. Of McCoLoch street, We'd
neSday.
Miss Grace Mcdonald. who was quite
Ill OF tonsIlitis. has recovered. and re-
turned to her position at tho Windsor
hotel.
On Thursday morning daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Murphy. at
tho Wheeling Hospital
fuCnlA NOOh anu JeSA,
OF the Island. will spend the week end
the guest of tho formers son, Mr.. Jas.
Cook, Of New Cumberland. w. Va.
Miss Sophia Landmyer. Of North
Wheeling. will visit at the home of Miss
Martha Devore. at Steubenville, Sunday
H c. Scott, well known druggist at
Quinn's Pharmacy. IS i'll at his home in
New Cumberland, W. Va
Miss Inez Colley has resumed her
duties at the Stone & Thomas store az
ter enjoying q ten days vacation at her
homo In Neffs, Ohio.
Miss Anna Smith. Of Springdale is
the guest of relatives at Sistersville for
the week end
Jess Crawford, OF woodIawn. leaves
this morning over the Wheeling & Lake
Erie for Cleveland. where he will be
Joined by friends for tour Of the lakes
Mr.. and Mrs William SeaInon Of Cen
ter street. Fulton, are the proud parents
OF an eight pound baby boy born Mon
Dr. and Mrs II. 8. Campbell and son.
Myron, motored to the holne OF the for
mers brother. Mr.. Jack Campbell, on
the Reilly hill. east OF McMechen yester-
day afternoon where they spent the rest
Of the day.
Mrs. Edward Krauskopf. Of Thirteenth
street, will return home today after
spending several weeks vacation at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs- C H Evans and son.
Herman, OF Warwood. will leave Monday
for Atlantic City to spend e few weeks
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry House. Of this city
will leave on q motor trip tomorrow for
points in the East. to be gone several
weeks.
Charles Crimson. Of the South Side.
has returned TO the city after being
mustered out of service at Camp Meade.
He recently returned TO the States after
serving Uncle Sam in France for some
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Rogers have re-
turned to the city from New York. whore
they visited relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. A. c. Thomas. we'll known Market
street jeweler. is motoring TO the East,
where he will visit a number OF the big
diamond markets before returning &c
this city.
Val Powers. of the Wheeling Optical
company is spending q few weeks IN
New York. Boston and other cities.
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Kahn Club Social.

Tn Kahn club will give party on the
lawn surrounding the ST. Mary's church
South Wheeling. next Tuesday evening
There viii be many diversions arranged
for the pleasure Of those attending
among which will be cards. for which
prize will be offered TO the one attaining
the highest score Dancing will also be
enjoyed and there will be 4 jazz band
on hand to furnish the music. Another
interesting feature of the affair will he
the gate prize. On entering. everyone
will be given a coupon and the one hold
,ns the lucky number will win the prize.
Excellent refreshments will be sold dur
ing the evening. Ben Coleman is the
general chairman in charge or the ar
rangcmcnts for this delightful anair
and Thomas Burke. Walter Frabel and
William Haskins compose his committee
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SfCSSrS:
Studio Ope0ed.

Miss Thelma Griffith announces the
opcning Of her studio in the Egerlcr
building at Eleventh end Market streets
on every Tuesday and Friday. MSS
Griffith IS the daughter OF blr. ana MIS-
Louis Griffith. Of 416 Main street. nav
ING recently come from Cincinnati.
where she graduated from the Cincinnati
College Of Music.
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DuR-Shests wedding.

An interesting wedding was solemn
ICED yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
al IN" parsonage Of the Emmanuel Bap-
list church when Miss Nellie Sheets be-
came lhr bride of Wilbur Dun. Rev.
George T.. Lockhart. pastor Of the Inn
manuel church, performed the cere-
mony in the presence OF only the nm
mediate families of the principals.
The bride wore beautiful gown OF
white Georgette with head trimmings,
and a large picture hat Of Georgette. A
corsagc bouquet Of Aaron Ward roses
completed the costume,
Following the ceremony. Mr.. Dun and
his bride departed on honeymoon trip,
which will include Columbus, and on
Nthcir return will be at home to their
many friends at the home OF tho BRIDE.
No. 1905 Jacob street
The bride is daughter Of Mrs George
Sheets and has host Of friends who
will shower her with best wishes. Mr..
Dun is the son OF Mrs. Amelia Dun. Of
Caldwell's run. and is employed as
mechanic at the National Tube company's
plant
Jolly Picnic
A crowd OF young people motored 70
Camp Rest Thursday evening where
they were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Moore Of Martins Ferry. At b
| o'clock a genuine picnic supper was
served and later the merry group en-
toyed swimming and canoeing on the
river.
Tho guests were:
Misses:
Hazel Smith. Jess Cook.
Sophia Landmypr. Corene Frederick,
MesSra
Charles Miller. or.
Ted Gardner,
Bernie weisgerb- Clyde MOORE
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene w. HILL
Dinner Party.
DR.. and Mrs. R II. Wilson OF Martins
Ferry. entertained a group OF rr1cnds
with a delicious chicken and wa1ae din
ner last night at the Old Stone House
at Roneys Point. The table was decor
ated with q lovely ce1terpieca Of garden
flowers and covers were laid FOR y.
viHtor Eonorod
HonorinE Mr.. Fenton MuIligan, OF
Pawtucket, R L. who is the house guest
Of Dr. and Mrs NJ. B. Kelly. Miss Mary
Beattie and Mr.. Paul Beattie entertained
with q marshnrallow toast last night.
The affair was held at the Beattie homo
at Elmwood and while tho happy group
Of young folks sat around the bon fire
and toasted the bon bons gay songs were
sung. At q late hour refreshments were
served on the verand1.
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Masters:


Tho members Of the Vanity Fair t"ih
J Of the Ohio Valley General hospital nave
PLANNED c boat ride 10 be- given on 'ne
Verne swan on Thursday evening. July
%. There will be sp"cia! music i'l
dancing and for those desiring 10 RtuS
cards tables will b" arranged IN quiz
sIot. This promises 10 De one or .io
most delightful affairs given by this
prnun of energetic ladies this season and
doubtless the tickets which are now on
sale will rapidly be disposed OF The
final plans for the outing will be made
ut a meeting Of the tw:g next week al
,he home Of Miss Patti Sweeney.
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CIR 9

I The newest complexion fad Is COY
Ailio. 1t Instantly beauties the eorr
SleIion, whitens the skin snd ~,t az
ionishos all who try II Never % r rn9I
ont II, Derwillo gives you z foy{;
Sesch,Nke skin which everybody WIZ
Pave about It's absolutely harTleSa
Get II to-day. Druggists refund VIE
money II II fails. SEQ large announo~
pent soon to appeal. In TINS paper.
At Bacr's Pharmacy. John Coleman
and c. II. Grjcst Drug Stores.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
REVIEW OF THE REMARKABLE
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THAT
SPLENDID ORGANIZATION.
Club Now Planning to Inaugnrate JAIL
paign Shortly for New
Clubhouse.

Club women Of Wheeling arc resting
at present and preparing for the season
TO come. Many arc away from the CITY
some are quietly remaining at nome.
while still others are taking some OF
the very excellent courses when the
summer schools throughout the country
arc Offering.
Mrs. Julian Hcarnc, president OF the
Wonans club. has returned from mo-
tor trip through the east and is already
with the assistance Of other club ofhccrs'
making tentative plans for the coming
season, WEIGH bids fair 10 be one Oh great
activity. as many very interesting IN
noyations will be introduced. which VIII
unouestionably stimulate interest IN cluo
work among the members and create
lively interest among outsiders which,
as the development Of the dcparcmcnt
goes on will lead 10 4 greatly increased
membership. At present there ar" "vo
members enrolled In the Womans cruz
and il is expected that the list Will Dc
greatly increased during the coming
St.a
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Campaign for Clubhouse.

Campaign 1OE SkhUAo@S'
II Is planned this fall TO start a YiGor-
Gus campaign for the purchase OF ciuo-
house. and this fact Will no doubt SUI
nm u great deal Of interest and add zest
to IN, propram for tho fall entertain
nCnIs for with clubhouse or their
own there is no limit 10 the delightful
AFFAIRS of n social and educational ma
,ure which can be given full scope.
Wheeling beng IN" leading city OF
the state, is the place 10 which all DINERS
look for initiative and progressive meas
urcs. and It follows that Wheeling shoulo
take tho initial step i'll providing aoe-
uuatc accommodation for the meetings.
and affairs, social and otherwise. when
constitute the life Of the various depart
ments.
With the wise financing of the leaders
and officers and the exceptionally me
opportunities for entertainments OF
fercd by n clubhouse, the house coaio'
no doubt. be paid for and the orSanlza-
lion freed from all debt III connection
with It's purchaschn few years.
Review Of the Years Work.
While eager to look forward TO rur-
thcr advancement 1T is good also 70
again look back over the field OF actual
accomplis hmcnt OF the past year ana
thus gain fresh courage to press on 10
higher goals and greater achievements
Clubs war Activities.
Tho r,markablc work Of the Woman's
Club Of Wheeling in connection with va
rio,s dcpnr,nrcnts of war work cannot be
sufficiently praised, and their achieve
nents in the different fields which their
uniirinr efforts and loyal devotion to
duty and love OF country cover can De
best described in excerpts from the re-
port Uf the president. Mrs. Julian IL
Hcarne, which was read before the ciuh
at tho clCsc Of the regular session laSt
spring.
In many ways the ambitions or the
club were seriously retarded during me
last year. Tho influenza epidemic hinder
ing the work 10 such an .Ntcnt that men,
hers were obliged To suspend sessions
from October 4 to January. Owing TO
the strains attendant upon general con-
ditions, the sorrUwS and anNletics con-
nectcd with the war and the suffering
and general dcpr"sSions caused as nat
ural result of the terrible epidemic
which swept the country. club member
ship somcw hat decreased. falling OF TO
about 900 members. However. despite
these facts. at the opening meeting OF
the year $50 attended. and much cnthu-
siasm was manifested.
Tho wHr work Of club women en-
braced the following branches: In the
Liberty Loan drives Mrs. Sam Noyes
acted ms county chairman. and later, IN
Nkhc Victory drive. she became district
chairman. Mrs. blanche Stcenrod assum-
ing the position of county chairman.
Mrs Jean Dillon. r. ~. health teacher;
Mrs Andrew L. Wilson, r. N. chairman
OF the child welfare department. and Mrs.
Julian G.. Itcarnc. president OF the CLUB.
assisted tho physicians and health de-
partmant by conducting an educational
campaign throughout III" city. address,
ing 6.o5n people" speaking in many
places or prevention. symptoms and
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EnraRement Announced.

An interesting engagement Is an
nounced which will terminate In nup-
tial event Of July 10. when Miss Theresa
Auth. daughter OF August Auth. OF Eng
Ington lane. will become the bride or
Robert A. Fisher. son Of Mr.. and Ara
Robert Fisher. OF Thirteenth street
The wedding will be solemnized In the
ST. Michael's church.
Miss Auth is popular among a wide
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circle Of friends in the city and vicinity
TO whom the news will DO Of special m
terest. Mr.. Fisher Is we'll known, being
connected with the sales department OF
the c. A. House Music company. lhcy
are being showcred with the best wishes
Of their innumcrable friends.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The Luther Wom"n's l"aEu" OF Wheel
ing and vicinity will hold its quarterly
meeting at tho Zion Lutheran church on
Market street, July II at O'Clock. p. m;
Mrs Henry Kalbitzer. president. W'H
preside at the business session and later
an informal social evening will be en-
joyed.
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Doctor Tells How TO
Strengthen EyeSight

; !. 5 BY p +: 11 ;;zziraaS
Bon Opto,
says DR.. hVsx YAYs(7AN
Lewis, AUhRUX
have seen NV 3HHs!SeXH
eyesight S12ulNAlASM
strength I'll u
ened 5O% AX&GkSM
inaweek
It ime n - -
anany instances, and quick relief
brought to infiamed, aching. itching.
burning, work strained, watery eyes.
Read the doctors full statement SOON
to appear in this paper. Bon-Opte is
sold and recommended everywhere by
Druggists,
c. n. Griest b Co.
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Marynnallow Toase-

TIL. members OF the Woodsdale Ten
mis- club entertained with a delightful
outing Thursday night when merry
Marty motorcd 10 a lovely spot on tho
Bethany pike where q marshmeiloV
roast and wcinrr roast was enjoyed.
huge bonfire was built. around Wnich
tho hot dogs and dclectable daint,es
verc nreparcd. These added to the
manv good things the young ladies' mao
brought. made a delicious supper wn'ch
was served on the grass in true picnic
fashion. Gay songs were sung 10 the
accompaniment Of several cukelcies Ell
ficicntly played by the girls until late
hour.
! Those present were:
! Misses:
rbcrcsa G, Cook Bertha Daugherty
Eo,,ic Rice Margaret Lake
Arncs button Catherine Shaffer,
Jane Watson Cleveland y.
! Hilda knoke
I McSSrS:
jesse r. Crawford Fred Bake
Alvin F.. Schubart Herbert Jones
! Louis II. Cook. Jr. Doug fairoanAS'
CHARLES A Ebhart Pittsburgh. Pa
| Victor II. Gcbhart
Mr. and Mrs. Algy L. ColVis
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sw.mmiue and Dancing Party.

Misses Gertrude, Harrictte and Su-
same Noycs, children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
&. NJ. Noyes. Of the Island. were the
hostesses to a merry group OF young
folk at their home yesterday afternoon
and evening. The afternoon hours were
spent in the splendid swimming pool II
the fair grounds. whore various aquatic
sports were INDUCED in. In the even
Ing the same happy crowd Of boys ana
girls were the Misses Noy"s guests a'
an informal dancing party. The spa
cious veranda surrounding the Moves
home was the scene Of this affair. which
Was concluded with the serving OF
dainty refreshments.
The following were in attendance'
Misses:
M,ry Eheline Frances Fbeling
Virginia Hervey Marina zane
phyllis wolfe Gertrude Noyes
Eleanor Marshall fillZaocIh hc''i'e'F
Harriette Noycs Jan" NoEes
ue,en Carroll Gertrude Carroll
Agnes Lee Boyd susanna -NoErS
virginia Gardner Mildred Pf"ttenoacn
Masters:
WILLIAM Gundling Charles Wells
Melvin Wallace Beatty "uhol'hs
Charles Carroll Bill SaNaGeot
Vernon Sacher BRADFORD N"SeS
James Ewing Kenneth Scnaeter
San Moves Hughes Caldwell
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is the guest or her uncle, Frank Lauc Ct
South Chaplinc street.
Mrs. Leo kccnen Of ParknrsburS Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Daniel Groves on
North Front street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Cameron Of In
dianapols, Ind. passed through the city
today On route to Stcubrnvillc. where
thcy will make their future home.
Miss Edith Bonncson Of the Island is
visiting friends in Morsantnwn. While
there she attended tho Pan-Hcllenls
military ball, which was held at The
W. V. U. on Monday evening.
Misses Della and Sara Ropert OF
Moundsvillo were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs \. w. Frash"r
Of a4l0 Vance avenue. Warwood. = nnc
baby boy. Mother and son are IonE
nicely.
Harry Wclty. OF plainsville. y. j., is
spending Il few days in tho city the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. William Niles.
Of the Island.
Harry Sommcrson. Of Sixteenth street.
left yesterday for Canton, o., where he
will mako his future homo.
VIII Connolly. Of Cameron. is here foe
a few days looking after business IN
forests
W. V. Hnrncr. nf Pittsburgh hruE
Company. is in the city for Il i.w dny".
the guest or friends and relatives.
W H.. N;tlly. Of l:dEw""d. IS confined
Ia his homo with ln attack Of Spanish
Influenza.
Mrs. Daisy Burton. IF The Ellis Mlll'r-
cry Company. of Pittsburgh. is IN Tho
city for few days attending tn buS;-
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WARF|ELD-TAYLOR
WEDDING soLEMN|zED.
At NOON TUESDAY

Spccial Dispatch to The Intelligenccr. =.
BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 1s.-A we'd
ding of interest throughout West Fir-
ginia and Maryland took place quietly
Mt noon today, when Miss Blanche E
Warficld, daughter Of State Senator ana
Mrs, Wade II. D. Warficld. was. married
TO Mr.. Morgan o. Taylor Of Wheeling,
West Virginia. American vice consul AZ
Zurich. Switzerland/ The ceremony was
performed at Chisuahua. the estate Mt
Sykcsvlle, Carroll county. Maryland. OF
Senator and Mrs. Warfield and was fol-
lowed by a breakfast for the. two fami-
lies.
Tho bride. who was given In marriage
BY her father. wore a stylish travelling
gown Of midnight blue~c cloth. with hat
TO match and corsage bouquet OF or
chids.
Mr. Taylor had as his best man. john
Reid, of Wheeling. Rev. Thomas A. CAL
man. pastor Of st. Joseph's Catholic
church. SykesvlIle. officiated.
An altar was arranged with palms,
greens and roses and the musical pro.
gram was especially beautiful.
After a wedding trip west} Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor will san the latter part OF
tho month for Switzerland.
Tho home of Senator Warficld is one
Of the show places in Carroll county.
and it's beauty was further enhanced to-
day by the profusion Of flowers which
literally filled the house. The bride is
quite pretty and very popular among
the younger social set Of that section
of Maryland.
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Miss Eunicc Graham. 4 sister OF H. -.
Graham Of 623 Main street ana daush
TOR OF Rev. C. g. Graham. formerly OF
this city. now OF Charleston. IS 10 pr
shortly sent to Armenia. where shc MI
aid in building up that country. MISS
Grnham has n large NUMBER OF tEiet'
hcre who have watched closely her pro,
nro.s since the United States entered
imto thr war and who will be pleased
70 hcar OF her rapid rise In the cause
Of humanity. ,,,..+
Miss Graham is IL graduate OF Yves.
,ihnrtv Normal. If the Pennsylvania
Vomnn's college. Dilworth Hall. OF the
National Park seminary and has taken
:, course in a school OF medical SFnnas1,
tice. in Connecticut. Her very speciat
work includes 4 diploma from nm art
school in New York and also ono rem
(,houtauoun Physical Culture school.
Miss Graham enlisted for service
p,hcn tn. United States first went into
thc wnr She went to Johns HOPKINS
n,h,rn she received one weeks training
and then WIS commissioned Tor ScFEice
abroad She first went to Fort NC
Henry. where sheli-shockcd men were
hroUEh, for treatment. From ther Sno
went to Boston. where her work cou-
sisted mostly OF reconstruction IN ire
largest sense Of the word. LOT men
whose minds were absolutely blank os
a result Of the terrible, ordeais tncy nao
been through. were brought 10 hes. ans
began with the simplest methods and
soon in n measure. restored their lost
reason. often sending. them nome wholly
cured Her great chance. though. nus
only lust come and she is going TO Ar
mrria to save the souls who pcFisn un-
less the United States and other coun-
tries send help.
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STARTLING PROGRAM IS.
PROPOSED BY A. F. OIL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Resumption
Of all government work suspended be-
cause OF the war, payment of soldiers
wages until they obtain employment.
development Of government lands with
financial assistance provided to the
tenants and prohibition OF immigration
FOR four years are recommended in the
draft of Il Legislative reform program
adopted and made public here today by
the executive council Of the American
Federation Of Labor.
Eff these measures are carried into
effect" says a statement made by
Frank Morrison. secretary, ut will pre-
vent critical situation and destroy a
fruitful field which the representatives
Of the l. W. W. and the Bolsheviki will
have for furthering their propaganda"
The statement says further that it,
is absolutely essential that congress
should appropriate s14.000,0 900 to per-
feet the United States employment
service, which will place ii in. 4 posi-
ton TO be of valuable assistance 10 the
country to tide it over during the re-
construction period.
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week for ClarksburG. where she will be
the guest of Miss Nell Whyte.
hIarcella Selfrrt. Of Chantrl Court, Is
confined to her home by an attack of in
tlucnza.
Private Edward G.. Ehcrling. Of McCot-
loch street. has arrived safely IN Ne"
York City from active service in france
Miss Katherine Downs. Of Mcdonald.
Pa. is the guest Of friends and relatives
in this city for several days
Frank Ulrich, Of South EofT street has
returned TO this city after a business
trip including various points in the cast
Mrs. Fannie Boyd returned TO her
home on the South Side after spending
the past several weeks visiting relatives
in New York City.
Miss Margaret Ennis, Of Jacob street
lcf, last evening for BRIEF visit Win
relatives and friends in Cleveland. O.
Thomas Anderson. Of South Wheeling.
is u business visitor IN New YORK CITY
for several days.
Rorn--To Mr.. and Mrs. John Seamon'
Of the South Side. II girl. which arrived
at tn" Ohio Valley General Hospital
Both mother and baby mr." doing nicely.
Charles G. Woods. Of Elm Grove. was
III tlllSDuFsH H'SN'+'"| va '''IO- >'
business matters.
Sol Mrtzger. nul"G football coach. lett
the c;tv last evening for his Armc in
New York, for a visit nf several days.
Thomas Fox. of Seventeenth street,
leaves to-day for camp. after enjoying Il
Ccnr% hvnnt Mcmb6-r"gyya yHEyr %yyy
Miss Hester Davis. Of F"nrtr"H,h
street. is confined 10 her home with III
ness
Angelo Crock. "c r;dtifnor" strc"t. ta
improving Il; tn" North Wheeling hnSpl-
tai. after an rxt"nd"J illness.
Robert Hoffman. Of Fulton, iS able ="
hr about after being rnniin"l /" his
hom" for tn" past I"% days slightly In
disposed.
pcrcc Mcronk"y. % Sixteenth street.
who r.~rcntlv returned from lamp Shcr!-
dan. has resumed his duties with tho
Central Glass Company.
John Bruno. a.! Eleventh street. is got.
ting along nicely after L long Illness.
Berna I'd +. Stratmnn. South Sid" boy
Is home on Il five day furluugh from
base hospital located ut Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Null and two
children. of Marshall avenue, Elm Grove,
aEr quite i'll Of influenza.
Or. John r Thnrntun Of Echo Point,
is confined 70 his home on account "f III
ness.
Mrs. NJ. fisher. If Spring'lal. is slow
" recovering from an altark OF infiu-
"nZa.
Mrs Ella Dow. nf SprInGdal". Is able
! TO b" out after being very III at her homo
for thu. past thr"" works
Glenn Sunda" is ~ at hrs ham" IN Elm
| Grove.
Miss Katherine Mck"'. vi Huntington