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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
Ncticc .. F.n.l account

In the County Canrt Of the State OF
Oregon for umatllla County.
In the Matter Of the Estate ~ Joe.
Anton Federcr. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10
all persons whom Il may concern that
Lena Federcr. adminlstratTix Of the
estate OF Jos. Anton Federer, deceased.
has flcd her final reeount and report IN
the administration Of the estate. that
the County Judge, by order made and
entered, has appointed Monday the
cath day Of March. 1919. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon Ms the time, and the
County Court House at pendleton, Or
egon, ~ the PLACE whore all objections
and exceptions 10 tho said Final Ac.
count and Report will be heard and n
settlement thereof made.
Dated this the 10th day of February,
1919. LENA fRDERER
Administratrix.
wu.L N. Peterson
WILLIAM s. Nash
Attorneys for ADMINISTRATIVE,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

Next Monday evening will be
Community Evening at the meet
ing Of the Weston Commercial club.
Matters of immediate community
interest will be taken up and dis
cussed by the club, according to
the announcement Of President Por-
ter. and a large attendance is de-
sired. At short meeting last
Monday evening the club heard a
favorable report from the special
committee on the question Of TAX
ing out a membership in the State
Chamber Of Commerce. Action on
the report was deferred.
The special bond election in
Mountain precinct was held at the
usual polling place at Tamarack
school house despite reports that
it was inaccessible because Of the
deep snow. The snow was found
to be only two and a-half feet deep
and voters interested had no diff
Guilty in getting to the polls. ]. Z.
Mcdaniel and Charles May went
up from Weston with thep poll books
and ballot box. The vote stood six
for and seven against the bonds.
Pastor Storms announces the fol-
lowing special services at the Bar-
tist Chrueh for Sunday. March 3,
and extends cordial invitation to
all to attend: Preaching at II a.
M, subject, What Baptists Be-
lieve." Laymen's meeting at 2:30
p. ma delegation from the
Milton-Freewater Baptist Church to
preside. Sermon at $3.50 p. M,
why the Baptists Immerse, fol-
lowed by administration of the or
dinance Of Baptism.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hodgson came
down from La Crosse last week
in order to secure medical attention
for Mrs. Hodgson and consulted DIR.
KeyIor at Walla Walla. She is
suffering from goitre. which has re-
suited in fainting spells. In a re-
cent fall at her home she came in
contact with the stove and was Sc
verely burned.
Following the League of Nations
lecture by Evangelist Taylor Sat
urday the big audience voted unan-
imously in favor Of the league plan
as proposed at the great peace. con-
ference. The Weston Commercial
,Iub adopted resolutions favoring
his plan, a copy Of which was
wired to the Oregon delegation in
Oregon may be bone dry, but
his particular part Of 1t is moist
.nough following the most abun-
liant winter precipitation ever pre-
.ipitated. The ground is now so
veil soaked, in fact, that fears are
Of soiI-washing in the
ills should the March rains con-
inue.
Under date Of February 6 First !
lieutenant G. H. Smith sends from /
france to his two youngsters, Ern-
st and Ruth, a card Of introduc- !
ion to Mr.. Pete Cootie. Attached {
0 the card are Pete's lifeless re- I
Mains, he having fallen victim while !
xploring forbidden territory.
Announcement is made that there !,
ill be no sewing at the Red Cross :,
ooms until further notice. A SAM !
le used in making pantaloons for !
'elgian boys is missing and is want !,
d at headquarters. Finder will Z
indy leave same at the home of !
Irs. S. j. Culley. :
While in town the other day Geo. |,
!. Carmichael said he was getting Il
,ady to reseed his crop, as it had
-ozen out beyond question. In an a
Joining field some hybrid wheat d
J. N. York's entirely escaped
,r,,ooa
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
BREVITIES

Expert dentistry prices reasona'
Bile. DR.. Sponogle, Athena.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckinney Were
visitors in Pendleton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Proudfit Were
visiting in Walla Walla Sunday.
Sidney and John Barnes of the
Preston-Shaffer mills, Athena, were
in town Sunday.
Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch
ing $3.50 per setting of Is; $500
per 100. Mrs. A. A. Kees.
j. E. Mcdaniel has gone back to
Connell for few weeks stay prior
to beginning spring work on his
upland farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pambrun
were here for few days this week
from the farm visiting Mrs. Pam
burns mother, Mrs. j. L. Fuson.
M. A. Baker has gone to Dry
creek to paint and paper the two
houses built by j. N. York for the
use of his sons, Ranzy and jess
York.
A recent letter from Sergeant
Sylvan Kennard says that the Wes-
ton boys at St. Nazaire, France. ex-
pect to start for home by the 10th
of this month.
Fred Dupuis has bought the
Office property Of the late S. v.
Knox on Main street from Gus
Burgy and has fitted it up as a
plumbing shop.
County Assessor G. P Strain was
presented with a Ford car by Pen
dleton well wishers in appreciation.
of his fruitful work in behalf Of
the road bonds.
While coasting at his home on
the mountain, little son of VIII
Hall was thrown from his sled into
a barb wire fence and badly gashed
about the face and throat. DIR. Nc
Kinney took five stitches in treating
the wounds.
Vennard Conn, cousin Of Ven
nard Bell, is expected to arrive
soon at his home in Saskatchewan
after three years Of imprison-
ment in Germany. He was cap
tured while serving with Cana
dian regiment and his experience
since has been far from enviable.
Rev. w. S. Payne is leaving to-
day for Huntsville, Wash, to assist
Rev j. S. Rhodes, pastor Of the
Methodist church there, in revival
services. Mr.. Rhodes was the i'm
mediate predecessor Of Mr.. Payne
as pastor Of the United Brethren
church at Weston, a good many
years ago.
Earl Barnett, who played private
to Charley Nelson's corporal at
Camp Lewis, has again been taking
orders from Nelson while the lat
ter served as section foreman dur
Ing his fathers absence. Reports
are that any sign Of insubordina- !
lion would have been que.Ied with i
put mercy.
The Weston Concert Band has
been engaged to play for the cen
iennial celebration of the founda-
ion Of Odd Fellowship to be held
It Pendleton April 26 during the
district convention Of this order.
rhe program of the day will in !
lude a parade, exercises, banquet,
and concert and the like. Wealth a
r permitting, the celebration will O
e held in the open air.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
An Appreciation

The Weston Ministerial Associa-
tion desires to thank all who helped
to make the Taylor evangelistic
meetings the great success they
were. We especially thank Mrs.
r. G. Sailing and the mixed quar-
tette for their singing, and all 9TH
ers who helped in the chorus.
E. f. WRIGGLE, Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
r.aSE WHICH GAVE PROM1SE o1
pr1rss nRAcYn COMES TO AN
ABRUPT END.
farors Than a Hundred Pefsons H-lo
Gathered to Hear The Tese1n1onS
TIE Old Badger" Game"

Vase Koblinsky, Of Nef1s. derenoanI
lin an action for $500 brought by leoor
Zaderonsky. also Of NccfS. failed 10 ap-
near in SQUIRE Frank S. Mason's court
yesterday afternoon when time came tor
trial. His wife, mentioned IN the plain
ttitf.s b,,l Of particulars as party 10
Jthe action, said he had left home yester-
:dav morning. The justice examined Inc
n1ointiff and rendered :: verdict in MS
favor accordingly.
The case gave promise OF being YER!
Interesting and moro than 100 spec1a-
tors had gathered to hear the testimony.
A i,,r, had been summoned to take note
Of the evidence.
The plaintiff in his bill OF particulars
asserted that Koblinsty and his VIE
entered into a ccntrac; 10 conSplre ana
defraud him Of mons% and pursuant 10
this agreement between man and VIE.
Tho woman attempted to induce the
,paintiff to be- guilty Of immoral conduct
Koblinsky coming homo. pFesurnaoly
unexpected, found the woman and Had-
cronsky in q compromising position. nc
threatened ZaderonSky with L gun and
forced him to give over $500 for his al-
logged relations with his wife.
kfblinSky. WAS arrested Tor pointing
the gun and threatening the other man
and is now under bond OF 800 awaiting
action Of tho case by the grand jury.
uadcronsky then brought the civil action
10 recover the s;o0 which he claimed
was eStortrd fr~n him through an
agreement OF tho man and his wife.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

o,o drunk who was picked UP at the
2 e. O. depot in this city by Constaoie
Iohn Moore. was handed fine OF Wv
and costs in Squire Briton's court yen
terday. ., .,.
Mrs. George Minder. and family VINO
have been i'll for the past few days were
rcported slightly improved yesterday;
Frank Poole, who has been confined "a
him home in Kirkwood for some time
with illness Is improving!
Miss Lottie Cox Is spending d re"
DAYS visiting with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcctt OF Lincoln
avenue are spending today at st. Glars
Vile, attending the funeral or relatlVe'
Miss Lottic Poole. Of 'kirkwood. Is re-
covering nicely following recent al
tack of tonsilitis.
Considerable apprehension Is felt In
this city, that the matter OF the 1're
equipment may not; be acted upon at
once.
Leave your personal notices at the
news centers In the city. where the local
correspondent can get them.
Several from this place who had at
tended the district meeting OF the Elks
Mt Columbus, arrived home yesterday
and report having had fine time.
The epidemic Of the FLU" must have
flown from this city. rs there Is moth
inE more heard Of the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
SUM OF $500 BET ASIDE koA Oa-
TANNING DESIRED APPAAAEu9
I1fMEDIATELY.
co1d7uTTEE OF THREE APFo1A1GD
TO INQUIRE 1HTo i ST1hG AHo
cosr ANp REPORT BACK.
TRACTION COMPANY MUST CON
PLY WITH 0HD1NAACE W -

The committee composed OF Dc ~
Hcinlein. Fred J. Fox, Fred Cooke W.
W. Scott and Roy Farmer. who were
representing the Business Mems assoc
citation, met with council in their 40.
journed session at the city building last
night, pursuant to instructlons from
the mass meeting Of citizens held 'Wea-
nesday night, to- Insist upon the puI-
chase of proper and adequate fire hght-
ing equipment for this city.
Council arranged for the expenolns
of $4,000 to be used for the purchase
of the apparatus. and will send com
mite composed of James NorroW'
councilman; City Solicitor. IL ]. schat-
fer AID Fire Chief Henry kemmer VINO
wcrc appointed by Mayor Charles Jun
kins. 10 Columbus 10 obtain Information
on the subject. .,,.,.o~
1t was arranged for the city solicitor
10 prcpare a resolution for presentation
at the next meeting Of council. whlch
takes place on Tuesday, March .
which will be passed. This action com,
plies with the desires of the citizcns
and caused universal SATISFACTION
among the residents of the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
OHIO .SOLONS
RESENT |. CHARGE
Of D|SLOYALTY

Special Dispatch TO The lntelligcnccr.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. Ex-Governor
Cox today sent a message To the lcels-
Iature denouncing the ComihSs Dill
regulating the teaching Of languages,
especially German. in the schools or
the state, He charged that 'disioyar
ncrsons were back Of the measure. Tine
house resented the charge and appoint
cd a committee Of three 10 take up the
matter with him after refusing TO piace
his message in the record. THIS co'n-
mittce Will demand that he explain the
meaning Of his charges Of dlsloyaliy
The house today defeated the Crosse
bill providing for the reclamation OF
lands I'M the mining districts CT Ohio
that have been dcnudcd Of their sur
face by. the stripping process for. tho
extraction Of coal deposits. The meas
ure has been before the Legislature for
Il number Of years. backed by farmers
organizations and others.
4 bill by Representative Weist. Tus-
caravans county. which passed Inc
house today. gives station agents ana
other railway station employees police
power to prevent .dsorderly conduct
around railway stations
REPRESENTATIVE Fedcrman. Of Cincin-
natl, introduced the sundries appropria-
ton bill. carrying more than S3.Ouo'oo".
to make up deficiencies. ETC.. until the
new appropriation is effective. July /.
The largest Individual appropriations
arc: s781.500 10 state board of admin
istration for maintenance; 100000 to
police. patrol and maintain highways:
100000 for construction. improve
mont, maintenance and repair OF main
market roads: $225,000 for aid to weak
school districts, and $4,000 to coHPeh-
safe owners Of tlfbcrcular cattle and
g,andered horses killed on orders or
state board Of agriculture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
Martina Parry Hrtefa.

Robert Green has arrived home from
Camp Sherman after receiving his nom
orable discharge from the service
The condition of L. NJ. Bonnel. who
has hccn critically i'll for some time
remains unchanged.
Mrs Clyde Miller. Of 81. Cia::Irillc'
is spending few days visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Far
nell.
Mr.. md Mrs. l.. *. Hogc. Of North
Fourth street. leave today to spend a
short Nk,it with relatives in New York.
Mrss%Naltcr Taylor. Of North Fourth
street Is confined TO her home with ILL
ness.
Elmer White. of Woodsficld. o., spent
4 short fine in this city on business
yesterday .
Fred Happier Of Cleveland. O.. was
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Cecil Davis. Of South Sixth street
was hostess to the Knitting club yester-
day afternoon.
Practically all NJ the members OF the
Elks lodge Of this city. who made the
trip to the district meeting ut Zanes-
willie. arrived home yesterday.
Ralph Hcrdman. OF Third street, Is
confined to his home with illness.
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Briefs,


A meeting Of Spangler post. G. A. X.
was held last evening at the room at
the city building
Mrs. Emma D. McCluskcy and dauEh-
tors Of Kane. Pa. who have been VISIT
ing at the James II. Robinson home
here, have gone to Pittsburgh TO visit
before returning home.
Robert \. McGraw has been visiting
with relatives at Bannock for the past
few days.
Herman Wharton has returned from
business visit TO Cleveland.
Deputy Sheriff William l.. MllllEan
vas q business visitor here last even
ing.
Charles W. Rodcwig has returned
from O. business visit at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs, Fred Coo of Franklin street will
leave Saturday for Washington ID. G.,
to ioin her husband, who is in the SerF-
ice there.
Mrs sadie Campbell is visiting with
friends az Moundsvillo for few days.
Social Notes.
Tho LOYAL Sons and Daughters OF the
Trinity Episcopal church arc planning
for an entertainment to be given Mon
day. March Bird.
Mrs. Albert Wilson entertained NOM
hers OF the Mary and Martha Bible class
nf the South Bellairc NJ. Z. church at
her home yesterday afternoon.
The Aid Society of the Reformed
church will hold Washington's BIRTH
day party at the church this evening.
Mrs, Silas Smith entertained members
1T the Allied club at her home on Noble
street. last night.
Members of,the Laff-aLot Club were
entertained last night by Mrs. William
Nesbitt at her homo on Harrison street.
Members of the Mary E. Rodcfcr diri-
sim Of the W. c.. r. L. were entertained
last evening by Mrs. Harold King at her
homo on Gravel Hill.
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To Protect the Game.

All plans arc complete for the meet
ing Of those Interested In the protec-
ton Of the fish and wild game Of the
state. which will he held in the rooms
Of the Bridgeport Rife club, under the
local postofrice in the Heinlein building
this evening. and n large number Of
sportsmcn and other cities and towns
Of Belmont county will probably be
present. The Belmont County Fish and
Game Protective association will be re
organized for the purpose Of assisting
the officials in the enforcement Of tie
new laws which are now being framed
in the state Legislature for tho protec-
ton as we'll as the propagation and
rearing of game birds in this county. 1t
is the duty OF all who arc interested in
the preservation Of the wild' game of
the state TO be present at the meeting
tonight and become members Of this or
ganization and give 1t their support. so
that the state may again be stocked
with the wild game birds which are
fast becoming >cxtinct-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21

Quality shoe repairing doubles the life
of paIs Of shoes Have them rcmade
By bringing them 10 The Shoe Hospital.
1916 Main Street, Wheeling ja-l5-20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
CELEBRATES HER 1o2ND
HIRTHDAY

Mrs. Alcinda Moore. OF thlEo
and Locust streets. Martins FER
~, quietly celebrated her. luna
anniversary Of her birth yester-
day. IN her wheel chair she
moved about her room. adm1rlng
the flowers, post cards and BIRTH
day cake sent her by friends IN
honor of The occasion.
Flowers and postcards came
from all parts Of tho country.
One Of the biggest punches OF
flowers was the gift OF Pitts
burgh relatives.
The aged lady appeared much
interested in looking her "pretti-
est" wearing a pink waist and
seemingly anxious to further
doll up" for the event. spent
much time in examining her
assortment Of shawls. evidently
to determine which would be the
most becoming TO wear on her
birthday anniversary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
ppoxE ALL RECORDS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--Gnofficiai
announcement was made today that
Lieutenant Frank II. Harmon or the
army flying corps. broke all records
bet S,"cn New York and Washington yes
to-day hy making tho trip i'll 81 minutes
with me Of the new La Pcrc' scout
planes. built for American mir lighters
under the direction OF Il French officer.
Tho machine carries a 400 horse power
Liberty motor. With fair breeze.
Lieutenant Harmon reported that nc
made an average speed of about 16S
miles an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
.1nhnI =. Yonnr Dead.

John +. Young, Of 81. CIalrsVllIc'
who passed away at his home in that
place Wednesday morning, was well
known IN this city, and was the
bruthcr-in-law of Mrs. John w. Faw-
cett. of Lincoln avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
tawcctt and IL number OF other reia'
tives will attend the funeral. whlctI
will take place this afternoon at /
o'clock from the Methodist church OF
ST. Clairsvillc. and the remains will DC
inferred in the Methodist cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
Big Crowd in Attendance

One Of the largest crowds ever as
semblcd in the Fraternal Hall on North
Fifth street, was present ut the celebra-
tion which was given by the ladies Of
the Pocahontas lodge Of this city last
night. The event was in the nature Of
a celebration Of the birthday Of George
Washington. and also partook Of the
nature of a welcome home for the SOL
dier-mcmbers Of the Pocahontas and tho
Red Mems lodges Of the city. A fine
program had been prepared for the meet
ing, which was highly enjoyed by those
who attended. and at later hour. q
banquet was served in the spacious din
ing room Of the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
RED MEN To
ENTERTAIN FOR
RETURNED BOYS
BIG TINE PLANNED FOE THIS EVE
NMG,S EHTERTAINMENT OF
MEN HoME FROM wAH SERVICE
Splendid Program Arranged by Loca
Tribe OF BED Men and Hoighbortng
Tribes.

The reception which will be given by
the local tribe Of Rcd Men in the Fra
ternal hall. on North Fifth street, this
evening gives promise Of being very
popular affair. and there Is no doubt
that practically all OF the returned SOL
dicrs of the town will be on hands mt
the event The members OF the Ia
dies lodge of Pocohontas have also been
invited, as we'll Us all OF the surround
ing tribes. The following is the PIT
gram which has been arranged for the
occasion:
Song-'America" ........,.... Audience
Address Of Welcome. ................
..............M Mayor James Ralston
Selection. Red Mems Orchestra
!Ndress-"George Washington.
................. Hon. w. B. Francis
Vocal Solo. Miss Seabright
Recitation. .....,.... ..Eleh fFles
RednanSnlp. '...'''''.
Emil Kaufman. Great Sachcm Of Ohio
Duct-Vocal.
..... Misses Alice and Thelma Irwin
instrumental Solo. Miss Helen Virtue
Vocal selection. Male Quarte-
Address to Soldiers. .............-..
Prosecuting Attorney w. T. Dixon
God Be With You. Audience
Quality shoe repairing doubles the life
of n NAH Of shoes Have them rcmade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
Plans for New Water Mains.

Members OF the city council stated
in the meeting which WAS held Wcdnes-
day night that plans arc being made
for the laying OF new water main
in this city in the Ecar future. so.-that
good water pressure may be had by
residents in all parts of town at all
times. The present mains were ten
inches. and have been in service for
IL number of years, and 1t has been
found necessary to lay larger pipes.
The new lines which will be laid Will
probably be about fourteen inches.
which will have capacity that Will
be sufficient for this place for a num-
Der OF years 10 come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
rr,ot,on ORDINANCE Discussed.

The question Of the WEIGHING Ilac
ton company's franchise was next dis
cussed and arrangements made to have
the solicitor draw up new ordinance
for presentation at the coming meet
ing for submission to the company.
and If the company refuses to agree an
Injunction will be sought in the courts
TO restrain the company from operating
on the streets without proper compen,
sation. Councilman Neincger stated
that the traction company mas oeeh
asked rcpeatedly to send a representa-
five 10 their meetings, which request
had been consistently ignored, and nc
felt that it was now time for action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
New News Agency.

The Burd News agency Of South
Fourth street in this city, will have COM
plete charge Of the circulation of tho
Wheeling 1ntclligenccr in the lower end
Of town, from Hanover street south. be-
ginning with Monday. February -, and
from that date. all orders for papers In
that part of town. as we'll as all COM
plants on account Of not receiving the
papers. will be taken care Of at the local
agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
Hodge Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for the late Thomas
Hodge, we'll known mill worker. of this
city. who passed away a few days ago.
were conducted from the residence on
North Fifth street yesterday afternoon
ut o'clock in charge Of Rev. r. 3.
McDaniels. of the Baptist church. The
members Of the local lodge of Knights
Of Pythias attended the services In a
body, and the remains were Inferred
Mt RiyervieW cemetery.
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story slightly Mudd1ed.

The reporter for an out Of town paper
with some local circulation. must nave
gone 10 bed Wednesday evening anu
forgotten the meeting Of the citizens ana
taxpayers Of the town. and IN vester-
days edition Of the sheet comes out Win
several statements in contradiction 10
those made by the paper. whose Fepre-
sentative was on the job. and makes
some Statements which were not IN eVi-
dcncc NJ The meeting. The best interests
of the citizrrs Of the community are IN
favor of adequate fire equipment. and
tho aforementioned Individual better
wake up.
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1.d,,.' Ala Entertained.

Mrs. Pearl Sterla and Miss Minnie
Ault were the hostesses to the members
OF the Ladies' Aid society Of the.kirh-
wood Methodist Episcopal church II the
home Of Miss Ault on West Man ttrefr
yesterday evening. and large ntmoer
Of the members OF the oretniatlon
MORO present. The evening WIS spen:
in various diversions. which Qncluded
with a dainty luncheon and WIS enjoy
ed by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS