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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-08
WHOLE COMMUNITY
ASTONISHED OVER
NV. FORSTER CASE
Many People Buy TIA Hsw Ksd1etAs
Dreco, After Leaning Actual
Facts,

Since learning the facts Of the truly
wonderful case Of ]. w. Forster OF Not
tingham, Pa, II has caused such genuine
establishment TO everyone living In his
community. who knew Of his serious
sHeS TO procure " thy s.' and af
now using it. This Is Mr.. Fofsters own
statement:
For more than eight years have SUI
ifercd from stomach trouble and curing
all that time / had to live on tho very
'iIshtsst things I could get; l could Sa est
where sweet milk and other fnmSy
things l did eat often caused terrible
suffering. l was badly constipeted @nd
was always taking somethir\l for taAt
any exercise l would take would wear
me out completely. also suffered
could hardly slep al, all. / took many
kinds Of medicines fur years, but kcp'
losing weight and getting worse all the
time.
Il had heard and read 50 much about
Dreco. ! decided 10 try 1t, and the Gay
II took my first dose I realized ] had
found something to help me. 1t soothed
my stomach and made II feel easier than
in months. l have now taken two bot ..
many a year. ! have never seen any:
thing to equal Dreco. can eat most
ianythinG ! want and as m uch as l please
without any bad after effect and srSp
we'll at night. am not one bit eonstl-
pated and my nerves are a. calm a.
lamb. Tho pains have entirely left
side and my strength and vitality
remarkable. Dreco has restored "a
health in every way. and l INT every
one 10 know what II Is that has relieved
me of all my suffering. and made Wc'l
man OF me-" e..
l. Mr. Keister. tho we'll known :DrSoeo Il.
pert. has headquarters II G. II. 9Fteat d
Co. Drug store. to meet the local pueblo
and explain the merits Of this great
lremcdy.See him today.
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BrtdReport Briefs.

John RoSchcnbcrg. Jr.. arrived home
from Camp Sherman yesterday after re-
cciving his honorable discharge from
the service.
Squire William BrittOn left yesterday
on n business trip to Columbus. o., ana
will probably return today.
Bert Orth. wcll-known resident or
Holloway, spent yesterday in this city
on business.
The Kirkwood Heights Tennis club
held a meeting at their court in Kirk
wood last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Gamble have re-
turned home after weeks trip through
I, the Shenandoah valley in their car.
Oils Conway has returned 10 his
home here after short visit with
friends at Grafton. w. Va
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ipr. at 7:ao O'Clock In tho church.

Mrs. NJ. A. Hanse. Of Cherry street,
will be hostess to the members or her
club at her home this evening. with a
fancy work party.
The Eliza Thoburn Mills Cicle met
Monday evening with Miss Laura rogers
| Of North Chestnut street. Miss Mildred
l Cole was the program leader. Refresh
D.epts were served.
Aiv. Ray Depew and daughter, Miss
| Mild. I'd, Of West Main street, will leave
to-day cor q visit with relatives IN COL
umbus.
Miss Fhnces Hanse returned to her
home in MNPleasant Pa. Sunday. after
| visit with<her brother, n. A. Hanse
! and wife. Of CNsrry street.
Gurdon Sill. of Akron, Il spending
way.
Ann and Bob. return to their home on
West Main street M6!>Ry, evening after
a visit with her sister, Frank Grif-
fen Of Cameron. W. Va~a 80
; Mr.. and Mrs. A 3. Drisg~ cf Wheel
ing, are visiting their daus\er, Mrs.
| Carl Gibson. OF Cehrry street
Mr.. ana Mrs Earl okey. Of clarSN |9rE.
| w. Va, and Mrs. L. J. Okey, Of OoFk.
| O.. spent the Fourth with Mr.. and Mp.
! Clyde Wood, Of East Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton. Ahrendts ana
son. Richard. of Niles. O., spent the
weekend with relatives Of this place.
They made the trip by automobile and
were accompanied by ThopaS Hilleswho
visited at his home on West Main st.
Clarence Wharton. Of Akron, has
been spending the past TOW days at his
| home here.
Jack Depcw, Of Cambridge, Is visit
ing his parents, Mr., and Mrs.. james
Depew Of South Broadway.
Claude Fowler and Charles William
son. spent the weekend In Pittsburgh.
Misses Dorothy Hardesty and Martha
Barnes spent Friday and Saturday with
Miss Alwilda Faul. Of Wellsburg. VIVA.
Miss Edna Carter. Of Columbus. has
been spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Luticia Mercer. Of North
Broadway.
Mrs. Hattie Evans and Miss Eliza.
beth Dcnoon. Of West Main street; re-
turned Sunday after . Weekta visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Clark. Of Col
umbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reed. N. and Mrs
S. D. Reed and Miss Mary Gibson. Of
Summerfield, were visiting relatives Of
this place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Rutter. Of North
Chestnut street. arc visiting their son
Harold Rutter and wife, Of NaSsillon o.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Coletrap and little
son, returned to their home In Zanes-
VILE. after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Fowler, Of West Main street
John Hager, Of East Liverpool, has
been spending the past few days Of his
home on North Gardner street
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NJ co,ruittee. Eenorted

Yesterdays sessions OF the American
Flint Glassw orkers convention her" were
taken up entirely by meetings Of In" va
rious trade committees. None OF the
committees were ready 10 submit their
reports. John y. O'Bricn. Of Millvale,
y: J., gave n report Of the recent con-
vention Of the American Federation or
Labor. The report was adopted. Harry
Cochran. Of Wheeling. a former hint
glassworker gave an address at the AZ
tcrnoon session. X. HeatherinCton and
3. H. Rubrecht. delegate. reported favor
able on the proposition Of visiting the
West Virginia penitentiary AT Mounds
willie and other places Of interest there.
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ovar~eAx Vat Home.

Charles Dick. well known South Bel
laire young man. has received his as
charge from the service and has returned
to his homo here. He was in France
lust one year having arrived in that
country and left FOR home on the same
date. with one year between.
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a,r.nas. Eouses ASKED to Close.

All Of the business houses or this city
have been requested to suspend business
this afternoon between the hours OF 3
and o'clock, out Of respect to the mem
DRY of Miss Katherine Elizabeth Martin
one of the pioneer residents of the city
whose funeral will occur this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Mayor James Ralston has
issued q proclamation, and request TO
close has been sent out 10 all OF the MGR
chants who are members of the Board
OF Trade, by President George Ra!ston'
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Members OF the missionary society OF
the Martins Ferry Christian church will
be entertained Friday evening by mem
bers Of the society OF the local church
Of that denomination. Tho meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. George
Mertz at Rivcrvicw and an interesting
program has been prepared for the oc-
caSion.
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Jerry Ebberts Dead.

Jerry Ebberts. one of the better known
former residents Of this city, passed
away at the homo OF his daughter at
Girard. O., Sunday afternoon following
a lengthy illness Deceased had been
a resident OF this city practically all OF
his Liza
He was a veteran Of tho Civil War
and a member Of Thoburn post OF G. A
r. Of this city.
Funeral services Will be conducted
from the Noble morgue, on North Fourth
street. this afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. IN
charge of Rev. E. T. SchiltE, pastor OF
the Methodist church. and the body Will
he inferred at Riverview cemetery.
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Martin Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for tho late Miss
katherine +. Martin. well known aged
resident of This city. who passed away
at her home on North Seventh street ~
an early hour Sunday morning. following
a few weeks Illness will be conduct "a
from the place Of death. No. 20l North
Seventh street. Tins afternoon al
o'clock. and will be IN charge Of Rev.
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Entertained.

Thomas Burtuft ana wifc delightfully."-
entertained number OF relatives on
Saturday To dinner. The following
guests were present: w. II. Boyd and
daughter. Miss Mary Gcrtrudc:' {. ii.
Judklnds and family: Frank Farmer and
family, all Of Cleveland. Fred Farmer
and family; u. r. Farmer and family;
Mr.. md Mrs. Dwight L"fhnGwcll; Mrs
Ruth LcflnCwcll nd son. Master
Dwight: r. u. Judkinds and family: W.
+. Holloway and family; all Of Alliance;
Carl Kirk and family Of Flushing; D.
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Pans for friends.

W. J. NcClain. the popular Republican
candidate for mayor. is distributing
souvenir fans 10 his friends. On ono
side Of the fan is a picture Of Mr.. Nc
Claim, asking support of his friends in
the race and on the other Is the words
"McClain Of Mayor"
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news items for Tho Inter
tigcncer at Hickey's News stand.
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store OF the
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
Maccabees Dance Tomorrow.

The most interesting feature Of the
celebration of MaCcabCcs day at Wheel
Ing park. which takes place tomorrow,
will be the dance. which will BE- given
at that place under the auspices Of the
Port Huron club Of the Womcn's Ben
Gift ASSOCIATION Of the order. Plans
have been made for 4 very enjoyable
tlmc for all who attend.
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Realty Deeds Piled.

Robert NJ Hare ct al. to Alice n
HcancI ct al. Lot II in Bethesda. 81
r. +, Rogers and William Rogers, ad-
ministrators to Ruth T. Rogers. Lo'
1856 in GAINESVILLE. S25.
&. Brady Bradiicld and Clara Brad-
field 10 John Joseph Webb. Lot 70 IN
Bellare $500.
NJ. G. Edwards and Martha J. I'd
wards to Floyd Webster ct al. Land IN
Wheeling township. $40.
William Koehnlnc ct al TO Merreil
Adelaide Winland. Lot 1916 and 1871 IN
Martins Ferry. $500.
Everett Drcancn 1T al to Mtrrell Aod
laid Winland. Lots 1916 and 1647 In
Martins Ferry. $500.
Mariana Voloina ct al to X. W.
Schcrtzcr. Lots | and in Beilaire
$40
chris w. He'll and wife to William
smith. Lot IL in Yorkvillc. $40.
Mary Schmockcr to Frank Rousevlcz
ct nj. Lots ~ and AZ in Lansing
$1,000.
Andrew Scholppncr to Charles NJ
Marsh ct al. Land in Pcase TIP.
Charles II. Witlsc and Harriet n
Wi,Isic to Ricardo Maize. Lot in Bell
airc. =,
\. p. White TO Mrs. Nellie +. Moore
Lot s in belmont. 81.
/ William Campbell and Laura n
! Campbell to John Charlton ct al. 10
l6 in Lansing.
| E,hbrrt &. Nelson and wife TO Pars
Rex Boring. Land in Mead township
$1,000. .
Viola Hunt ct al 10 Arlington Ault
Lot 90 and Lot Il in BarnesvilIc. s'VoV
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Morgan Smith Married.

Tho many friends OF Morgan SIhi'h.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. cf
Kirkwood. hav" just become acquainted
with the fact that the young man was
married on June Is to Miss Dolores
StoncC Ipher. daughter uf r. C. stone.
cipher. supervisor Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. The happy event a.
claimed to have taken place al Cadta.
o., and has been kept extremely Qulc..
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Bir Event Tonight.

The greatest social event Of the ma
tionsd convention Of Flint GlassTorkers
win Be staged this evening at Moose hall
II win be the famous Gazam celehra-
lion II. w. Gauding. Of Pittsburgh, and
John Minkemiller. OF Wheeling. will be
the stellar lights in the celebration. a
great part OF the fun will be stalsed on
the street and a great outpourlng OF
people is expected.
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vo,s,. r.ns,ok and Bride Hero.

Robert Cusick, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Cusick. OF Broadway. who Is
the night city editor Of the Pittsburgh
Gazette Times, and his bride, who was
formerly Miss Marjorie McNickle. OF
New York. are spending short visit
with local relatives of the groom, preVi-
Gus to going to housekeeping at Pits
burRh
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LanEhorno. rector Of St. Pauls EpIsco-
pal church Of this city.
The remains VIII he laid nj rest III inc
enclosed buryinG ground "f the lanes
and Martins, a. the hciG OF North F"uIth
and most Of the residents of tho city
will probably attend the services to do
honor TO the memory Of the deCedcnt OF
the founder Of the city.
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colored Soldiers To Meet.

meeting Of all of tho Colorcd men
who have returned from the service in
the world war, Will be held in this city
tomorrow evening, at which limc n new
post Of tho American Legion will be
organized for them. All of the service
men arc expected TO attend this meeting
and boost the organization
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CLERKS Organiser.

G. c. Shafer. Of Akron, an organizer
OF tho Retail Clerks union. has been in
Bel1aire the past few days in an en-
deavor to settle a local irregularity. 1t
Is said some OF tho merchants violate
thar agreement by remaining open
LONGER than the contract specifies.
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Garlch Funeral To-day.

Funeral services over tho remains OF
the late Mrs. Rosy GarlCh. wife of John
Garlch. who passed away at her home
on Penn street Sunday. following l. two
days illness, will be- conducted this morn
ing. and the remains will be it"rr"d at
nSt. Mary's cemetery. west OF this city.
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Frank HAD Coming Home.

Squire William BrittUn. Of this city,
made trip to Columbus yesterday 10
bring home Frank Had, wcll-krown res
idcnt of the out-thc-pike section. who
has been confined to the hospital nj ;hat
city. The many friends OF the man will
be interested in his recovery and hopes
are entertained that ii will be complete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-08
Bridpeporterz Won

Tho members of tho fast Bridgeport
Athletic club baseball team took tho
Bowlders of Martins Ferry over tn"
road for n victory 10 the tune Of - 20 8
in n fast game Of baseball yesterday
Teams desiring games with th" i cal
club will please call bridgeport 15S
after D. m.
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narrah Funeral Yastardax.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Matthew Darrah. well known
resident Of Tiltonville, who passed away
at his home few days ago. were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon at 80
o'clock from the Methodist church, or
which deceased was q member and tho
body was later taken to Smithficld. O..
for interment.
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SHADYSIDE
Pifty-Tourth Anniversary

Tho fifty-fourth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley C. Ault was
delightfully."- and most iittingly celebrated
Yesterday in the holding OF a family re-
union and dinncr at the home on High
land avenue.
Crildren Of the couple had arranged the
affair as a surprise and II was success
fully arranged 10 the least detail. Covers
a, dinner were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ault. seven sons and daughters with
their wives and husbands. nine grand
children and six great grandchlldrcn.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Ault
and children, Miss Hazel and Master
Willard Mr.. and Mrs. John p Kelly and
Fred Ault of Shadysidc; Rev. and Mrs. T..
b. Ault and children from Chambers
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. 9Ault and child
ron Of Moundsville; Mrs. j. w. McI-augh-
lin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Will and
little son, Kelly. Of Columbus; Mrs. G.
McHcnry OF Bellairc; Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Barton and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Flank Coleman and chlden Of Pittsburgh.
Shadysid Briefs
Three different homes in Shadyside
entered Saturday night. AT the residence
were entered Saturday night. At the
residence of William Haswcll on North
Central avenue two men were arrest
ed attempting TO force an entrance and
an alarm was given so they w"r" driven
of Mrs. Hartford. a ncighbor. who had
been awakened about one O'Clock saw
the men and called help.
Frank Sattcrficld Of Canton has return
cd to his home after visiting relatives
here over Sunday. His daughter. Miss
, Hannah. will remain for several weeks.
r. l.. Filby. who is employed i- the
oil field near Bristoria, Pa. spent the
end Of the week with his family here.
Miss Maudc Dorm left yesterday for a
visit with relatives at Mindcn. West Va.
Her sister Mrs. Isaac hurry nd sons
. who motored here lest week were start
{ my homo in their car and she accompan-
| led them.
, Neville Price. Harry Conner and II. 2.
! Bryan lcft Sunday with other men from
: Rcllairr and Martins Ferry on an auto
| mobile trip 10 the state nf Maine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ScGal Dawson and daugh-
/ ter. Miss Gladys. and Mrs. Frank Archer
and daughter. Miss Jean. spent the end
/ Of the week with friends near Bcalls-
! willie.
/ Mr.. Kalanic. an East African converted
! To Ihristiuni,$. spoke III the Christion
! church sunday morning. He is n most
| INTERESTING ana inspiring NdlheIt SUI
! dent who Will return shortly 10 his ma
! tIv" country to work as missionary.
/ John Terrell. who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Wright over tho end Of last week
has gone 10 TEXAS To rcjUin his company
of l. = Cavalry.
! Arrangements for III" first annual pic
mic Of the Woman'S Club are completed
tn" AFFAIR Will be held un Tuesday OF
next week at Wheeling Park md this
Will take the jlacc Of the regular July
meeting. Mrs. II. NJ. nun is chairman
Of the committee IN charge and members
who desire fuller Information can reach
her by calling l412-R.
The July mcctl-lG Of tho Presbyterian
,,Wnman's Missionary Society will h" hclC
this evening at tn" HON" of Mrs Robert
, Futh"y. Jr.. tho date having been chang
cd from Wednesday.
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Rrid6enort, Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

take place in the rooms Of the Heiniem
building, on Lincoln avenue. this even
ing. with prospects good for large at
tendance Of the members and busy
session. Several matters of first rate
importance will be- discussed and great
interest Is expected.
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Picnic wednesday.

The annual picnic of the members Of
the First Reformed Sunday school will
be held Wednesday of this week at tho
Island fair grounds. 4 program Of ath-
letic events will be rendered and bas-
ket dinner enjoyed.
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Rifle Club Shoot Thursday.

A large number Of tho members Of
the Rifle club he'd a target shoot at
the new rifle range al stop 20, Sunday
afternoon. and a number OF good SCrro :
were made. Another match shoot Will
be held on the range on Thursday even
ing. beginning at o'clock. and n good
crowd of the members will probably
participate.
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CRaH to Picnic.

Members OF the Young Ladies' class
Of the First Presbyterian church taught
hv Mise aimee Ward will hold picnic
Thursday at Epworth park. Bethesda
Various GiN'r,,"us will be enjoyed, in
Guiding swimming.
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Weld Picnic Yesterday.

The annual picnic Of members OF the
Rellairo Ministerial association and their
families was held yesterday at Epworth
park. Bethesda. Various diversions were
enioyed and a basket dinner served.
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Moose Meeting Tonight.

4 large attendance of the members or
the local lodge Of Loyal Order Of Moose
j. expected at the regular meeting OF tho
order which talks place IN their rooms NJ
IN foot Of Hanover street tonight. as
business Of Importance Will be taken
IN. A short social session will be en-
juycG following the business Of the eve
ming.
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Pinch Rum Beaten

The Pinch Run baseball team sunday
afternoon lost a contest TO the Rule A.
c. team. The game was played on the
Pinch Run diamond and tho score was
. to 8.
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Freddie Yoight Home.

Freddie Weight has received his dis
charge from the army and has returned
to his he me here. He was In France for
more than a year and was one Of the
first drafteeS sent to Camp Sherman
from this draft district.
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Crowds Sec "cRad1s 01warne."

Ono Of the best crowds 10 attend the
theatre in this city for some time. were
present at the showing Of the William
Hart photoplay entitled "Ridlc Gwane,
which was shown at the Fcnray last
evening. The plot Of the play is very
interesting, and will attract good audi
ences again this evening AT the final per-
forrnance
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Saw-Stump.

Word, has been received here OF the
wedding at Cleveland Of Prof. Charles
+. Shaw To Miss Helen Stump. Both
were former local school teachers, the
groom having been member OF the
High school faculty.
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Rsmdars verdict,

Coroner Wyatt was at Stewartsville
yesterday ctnducting an investigation
into the sudden death Of Mrs. John Hart.
Of that place. He rendered verdict OF
death due to apoplexy after questioning
relatives and neighbors Of the woman.
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Members OF the Protehon Bible class
of the Second Presbyterian church will
be entertained Friday evening by Mrs.
James Cooper at her home on Forty
ninth street. The usual diversions Will
bsa enjoyed and luncheon served.
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Friend Dies

Rev. Frank L. Erect, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church. was called
to Cincinnati yesterday by the death OF
friend at that place. He Will return
10 Bellalre on Wednesday.
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Mechanics Held Good Meeting.

Tho members of tho Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics held well
attended and busy meeting Of their
lodge in the rooms Of the lIcinlcin
building last night. and all Of the mcm-
hers present took an active part in the
discussion Of tho affairs Of the order.
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wells-Colburn.

: The marriage Of Dr. Malcolm Wells, OF
, This civ TO Miss Sarah tolhurn. of
: Hnrnosvilla was solcmniz"d last Thurs
dav ut Barn"svillc. Following brief
Nwcddng tr;p they will come to Bcllarc
: To make their home.
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To Entertain Friends.

Miss Alice AlbertS will entertain
friends tomorrow evening at her home
; on Franklin street. Games and music
will form the diversions and luncheon
will be served.
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TO Pill Vacancy.

City council at tonlghts meeting will
fill the vacancy in that body caused by
the reigsnation Of Audtor-Elcct Arch
T. Foglc. 1t Is understood that Elmer
Acker will be given the place
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American Legion Meets.

The local post Of tho American ~
zion met last night and elected G. w.
summers finance officer. a meeting was
called for next Monday night al the
! Roard of Trade rooms at which plans
will be made for the celebration OF
! Armistice Day,
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, the recent world war Will meet NcdncS-
day evening AT the CITY building. Al
this tim Il B-Imnnt County Soldiers
lost of the American Legion Will be
formed George J. llouton. Of the Wheel
ing post. will attend the meeting and
speak.