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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-19
Shcrrlrd Briefs,

The "Con~t tuition" meeting ann"unc-
cd for wednesday evening 1T Pleasant
Hin church was called off.
Will Sneaker returned to Morgan
town Wednesday to resume his studies
in tho university after spending Few
days vacation at his home at Mt.
Olivct.
Mics Beatrice Mcconnell will visit in
Elm Grove today and then 20 10 Sisters
willie. where she will sp"td IL few days
with friends.
Nlr.;. John Schmidt. Of Ecthl"h"nr. en-
tcrtain"d the T. II. j.. club At her home.
Thur cay evening.
Mrs. c. VI. GnoiZc VS. hostess IN IN"
Allen Grove Sowing Circle at her home
Thursday afternoon.
ri" m""unG uf IA" Womcu's Adult
Bible class OF the bethlehem Sunday
.,h"h VIII Oh was I" hay" h""u held
Wednesday evening. was postponed be-
cause Of the death Of Mrs. Sh"nhals.
Tho Mt. OrliVct Ladies Aid society
is making plans for cafeteria chicken
supper to he given in III" hall next
Tue day evening.
The. many friends Of NJ. A. Marble
are happy 10 know that he is out again
and rapidly rcEaininE his strength after
n long ami serious Illness.
MIR md Mrs J. W. Garvln and family.
Of MoundSvillo. wcr" visitors at Mi.
OlIvct Tuesday ard Wednesday.
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CHICAGO L1vA STOCK

CHICAGO, Sept lS.--1Iogs. receipts
% 0n0: estimated tomorrow S.Oo0;strong
with Yesterdays average: heavy Sl6.25
mlTGS: medium Sl6.50G 1900; light
sIG75Tls.Oo: light light slS:ooT 800: T.! o.
i6 90; packing sows. rough Sl4.5e0
1875: pigs Sl5.25Gl6.75.
Cattle. receipts 10000: estimated to-
n,orrrw 4 ono weak Reef steers medi-
UNI and heavy weight: Choice and prime
sI550m17.5O; medium and good sll ;GoT
Weight vS;ISi Good and choice sl4.oogl7.s5;
common and medium $500 n 10 - Is:
Butcher cattle: IIeifers $500 400;
cows $6.25 q 1850; Gamers and cutters
s5.35GG Veal calves :2O.25I2l so;
feeder steers s7OO612.25 stockHrs
steers .G@5GlO.OO: western range beef
steers sS.OOGl5.OO: COWS and hcifers
S6.25G 1900.
sheep, receipts $4,000: estimated TO-
morrow 10000: lower. Lambs om
1900: culls and common sI.5o1l2;2S;
Ewes: Medium. good and choice $3.50 ~
$50: culls and common s2ooG6.25;
breeding $3.50 Il2.5o.
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work refusing 70 follow the advice Of
their conservative leaders.
Tho net result Of the agitation Is that
Eth. buying has been done. The desire
OF consumers and distributors TO secure
material has been more pronounced
than in the earlier talks OF strike, but 20
has been the hcsitanCy Of the producers
TO add TO their commitments. The ne
mand for pig iron is not now active ana
an Illinois foundry inquiry for about
II. 600 tons for delivery in the hrst haIt
Of next year thus gains prominence.
Persistent reports Of weakness OF basic
continue and there is limited demand
for all steel making irons.
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STRIKE
HASAFFECTED BUYING

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The Iron Age
tomorrow in it's weekly summary Of iron
and steel markets Will say:
although II Is probable that conser-
vatIvc influence in the labor world Will
prevail. and that there Will not hc gem
cral strike Of iron and steel workers. the
threatened suspension Of work has been
a disturbing factor in the market during
tho past week. and still causes apprc-
hcnslon a pleasing feature is the an
nounccd determination Of unions having
contracts with mills not 10 go on strike.
and It Is assured that even II the radi-
Gals prevail. the operation of many
plants will not be seriously disturbed.
1t il possible that if the strike is dcclar-
ed off. men at some points may quit
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Personals.


Mrs. Ross MARBLE. Of Atkinson avenue,
Is spending q few weeks vacation at
Emsley. Ala
Clyde Burton. Of the Island. Is spend
ing a few days the guest Of relatives in
Patterson.
Mrs. Grover Shook. Of Peters Run.
who has been quite i'll for some time, Is
reported to be improving nicely.
Mr.. Mart Thornburg Is slowly recov-
ering from an illness which has kept
him confined to his home for some
weeks
Many tourist parties are passing
through the Elm Grove district on the
way to the East and West.
Mrs. Mary Taylor. of Cleveland. O.. ~
spending q vacation the guest OF rcla-
tives here.
Samuel Dorsch. of Canal Dover. Ohio.
is spending a few days the guest Of re-
latives here.
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BLANCHE MORGAN IS
BACK IN WHEELING
Local Woman Charged With Being
Implicated In Toledo Robbery
Arrives Home

Mrs. blanche Morgan. we'll known
young lady Of this city. charged with
being implicated in n big robbery at
Toledo. Ohio. arrived in tho city ycstcr-
day and went directly to her home on
Market street.
She was released under n heavy bond
which was put up by n we'll known Ohio
business man. Two mon wcr" arrest I'd
az being tn" principals in the robbery
OF tho big ladies furnishing store, while
ono other man alleged to have been i'm
plicatcd. was not apprchcndcd.
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IotalS .....' % -
-Batted for Loudemilk in 6th.

Chicago ..............2n9 oel UI0-4
Two base hits-Pratt, Mays. Jackson,
Felsch, Schalk.
Three base hit-Vick.
Stolen bases-E. Collins, Pipp.
Sacrifice hit-Yick.
Double plays-Pratt. PecktnpauSh
and Pipp: Mays, Ruel and PIpp.
Left on baScs-New York 10: Chicago
Base on balls-Off Mays 4: Of Mayer
2: off Loudermilk l: off Wilkinson l.
Hits-Off Mayer in 5 innings; of
Lowdermilk in innings; Of Wilkin-
son In 3 innings.
Struck out-By Mays 5: by Mayer l;
by Lowdermilk l: by Wilkinson l.
Wild pitch-Hayer.
Losing pitcher-Maycr.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept ls.-Mcrcantile
paper 5M5i. per cent: sterling 90 day
banks S4l33t: commercial GO day billS
$413Is; demand S4.l5'.; cables s4.lGH
Francs. demand 500: cables S.9l. Guild
crs demand 81: cables 37k. Lire. de,
mand 9.!G: cables 9.9I. Marks. demand
an; cables "a. Government hohuS
stf6ng: railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans. steady; GO days. go days
and six months 81. al per cent bid.
CAN money easy; high. per cent: low
per cent: ruling rate ( per cent; clos
ing bid AZ per cent: offered At per
cent: last loan per cent. Bank &C
ceptanccs per cent.
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r,rr-ovements conrplsted.

The alterations and improvements that
have been under way at the power Pant
Of the West Virginia Traction and Flee
trio power plant at Elm Grove for the
past several months are going along in
fine shape and are about complete.
which will moan that the plant will be
in better condition than ever before in
the history of>the town.
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ELM GROVE
Three pab,ic Sales.

Three public sales were held yesterday
on farms throughout the rural district.
the majority Of the farmers in each ca
being going TO quit the farming business.
w. +. McCord. residing five miles east
OF EonCy's Point. held 4 sale yesterday
with Curtis Rice as auctionccr. Quite
an attendance was on hand to assist
him in his work by bidding for the vart-
Gus lines offered. John Wilhelm, resrd-
ing east Of Park View. also held a sale
Mt his farm, as did Mr.. Fisher. a resident
Of Philadelphia district
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RECRnrT LOSES.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lS.-Eckert. a
local professional pitcher. madc
his debut with Philadelphia today and
was beaten by Cleveland 4 to l. Two
hard hits were made off his delivery. a
triple and a home run. both by Smith.
Uhlc held the Athletics TO two hits in
seven innings. but base on balls and
Smiths tumble Of Eckcrt:s single
Threatened to tie the score in the eighth,
Bagby went to the rescue anr checked
r. HE
Cleveland ......1oo 900 1o2-
Philadelphia 1000 900 0lo-l 4 l
Uhle Bagby and c. Thomas: Eckcrt
and Perkins.
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WHITE SOX
SET BACK BY
THE YANKEES

; NEW YORK. Sept 1s.-New York
defeated Chicago here today to 4, "A
the last game scheduled between these
clubs this year. Mayer was knocked GU:
of the box in the fourth inning when the
Yankees scored six runs on SIX hits
ytwo bases on balls and an error. Mays
the New York pitcher. started or the
inning with a two Dagger and when he
came up a second time he drove in two
runs with a single. Score:
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DETROIT WINS.

BOSTON. Sept. 1s.-Detroit hit Jones
and McGraw hard today and easily de-
Seated Boston. to >. in their final
game of the season. Ehmke started for
Detroit, but was taken out after pass
ing Hooper and Wit and giving Lamar
two balls. Ayers replaced Ehmke and
held Boston to five hits. Score:
r. II. z.
Detroit ........ zoo 211 1l0-S Is l
Boston ... O02 600 0O0-2 5 2
Ehmke. Ayers and Ainsmith: S. Jones.
lGraw. Dumont and SchanE.
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X,eft For Ructhannon.

Mrs. L. II. Chrisman and daughter,
Esther, who has been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Chrisman's mother. Mrs.
Julia Lasch. Of Warwood avenue. have
loft for their new home in Ruckhannon.
w. Va, were they join Prof. l.. II.
Chrisman, who has accepted position
as head of the English department IN the
West Virginia Wesleyan college. Pror.
Chrisman Is an exceptionally fine t"acH-
or, having been at the head Of tho BALD
win Wallace college for tho past eight
years
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side Streets Improved.

The majority Of the side streets
throughout tho town are being rebuilt
and placed in first class condition. The
old brick that has been taken up through
out the town is being used for the work
In the majority OF cases. The work Is
progressing nicely with large force OF
yorkmen in charge Of the work.
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Many new homes are nearing compile
ton in the Elm Grove district and the
town Is taking on real metropolitan
william Rinc. IN Elm Court. Is about
completed. while the home for Harry
Hallct. on Atkinson avenue. Is also about
finished, with Contractor Hobbs IN
charge Of the work. John Skilkorn Is
erecting a fine new residence along the
National Road. opposite the Cecil Lum
her company. and James Spring. Is also
erecting a new homo just back or tho
Skilkorn home IN the new addition.
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SENATORS TAKE TWO.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-WasbInG-
ton made clean sweep Of the series
a double header here today by scorcs
Of IL to and Z to q. Schacht. who
pitched for the locals in the first camo
was obta ned recently from JERSEY
City Of the International league. II.
lerbe's work at h1t and in the field
was the feature OF both games. Scores.
First game r. H. r.
81. Louis ...... 900 300 900 ; 10 ?
Washington ....102 n26 10x-12 Is |
Sothoron. YanCiidcr and Collins;
Schacht and Charity.
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SHERRARD
Church Services.
"~Hapf II

Pleasant Hill II. T.. church: Roy. NJ
T.. Dcarien. pastor. Sunday school Mt
1000 n. m. PrenchIn by tho pastor at
II O'Clock, this being tho last sermon ut
this Place before ;hn conference con-
vcnos.
Alien Grove Presbyterian church:
Rev. c. ". Boyle. rastnr. Sunday school
ct . o'clock. L. W. McCOmbs. supcrtn-
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Mrs. Shcnhals.

On Wednesday morning al $50 oe-
Cured the death of Mrs. Niihclmlna
Shcnhals ut tho home Of her son. Henry
ShcnhalS nj bethlehem. She Is survived
by only tho one son and one daughlcr
Mrs Hcisz. Of Scranton, Pa Th"
funeral will be held ON Friday at $50.
with intcrm"nt At Mt. Olirct. Rev. >.
X. Strauss, of the IiUn Lutheran
church, will oftiCiatC.
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In an effort to have n night man on
duty at the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad
crossing a number Of public spirited
citizens Of the district are circulating
petition for the purpose Of having the
company place n man on duty. The oay
man has twelve hours OF duty and 1t Is
likely that the Waterman, II placed on
the other turn will have the same num-
Der Of hours to work.
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DRY GOODS IAEKET.

NEW YORK, Sept lS.-Cotton goods
to-day were stcarier with gray good:
sales in moderate vo!um" at SnShtiy
higher prices. Yarns were qui"t anu
wool goods firm and quiet. raw SIN
was unchanged, strikes Interfering with
nrnluCI iOn.
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-There was no
with centrifugal Quutcr at 7.2Sc for
Crntrifugal to the retincr. In rcllhcu
conditions are gradually improving. al!
though 10y no means up to normal
Prices are unchanged At &c Tor line
rrauulatrd.
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Personals,

Tho new residence Of ". F. T. Con-
molly. Of North Warwood. is progressing
nicely.
James Dillon IS visiting friends ut
Warrington.
Fred Philips, Of Dayton, is n business
caller here.
Elsie McLain. OF Portland. Oregon, IS
visiting friends In this town.
A. Patterson. of Marietta, Is visiting
here.
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TWO cyhildreu Injured.

Two foreign children. residing In the
old Stone house at Elm Grove. fcre run
down yesterday by an automobile driven
by a we'll known resident OF the out-the-
pike district and were painfully injured.
The officers OF the town have been IN
structcd to make arrests in all cases
where the drivers Of machines violate
the law.
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The annual meeting of the L. T. T..
club was held at the homo Of Mrs. Wcn-
ster Thursday evening. At the meeting
business matters were discussed ana
plans made for the winters socials. At
an appropriate hour refreshments were
served
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IN Shape For Gar--.

The warwood High football team IS IN
excellent shape for the gam" with
Wheeling High Saturday. Sept. 90.
The W. A. C.'s gave tho high lads
hard scrirmagc Thursday evening at tho
Fairgrounds. The local high school lads
arc showing great form this year and
they should be a successful team.
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Sflos being Filled.

Farmers throughout the district are
musiIy engaged in filling their silos and
are hard at work throughout the district
on the work. The corn crop Is said 70
be better than for many years and this
would Indicate that there will be good
" supply Of the material that goes to
fill a silo.
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service commission Of the application OF
the West Virginia Traction and Electric
Company to increase its gas rates for
Witnesses for the appli-
cant were cross examined by former
Governor ". f. Glasscock, representing
the protestants, and motion was made
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Tho girls Of tho Alpha Theta and
Grace and Grit classes OF Allen Grove
SunS.y school will give social IN TN
Rcd Cross hail this evening tFridaI'I
4 biz attendance IS expected and TIA"
variety aud originality of amusement
promise q good time for everybody.
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VVARNOOD
Five hundred Cub.

Mrs. Earl Adams entertained num-
Der Of her friends Thursday afternoon
at her home. The hours Of to were
spent in card playing At o'clock
dinner was served
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Improving.

| Robert Dawson, who had a nail run
into his foot Wednesday Is improving
nicely although it will be quite Few
days before he can again use his foot
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Don't hesitate TO enter the 1ntclli gen
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
It Is good for your ncighbors.
it's good for you.
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will Give Social.

Have you seen the seven prize bcaut-
les the inlcliIg. nccr is giving away?
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Mnnv Now Hornes.

Re sure TO have representative In
YOUR town in tho IntclliGcnccr Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
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Barnes and five against Galore.
Against Adams he has been at bat four
teen times and has scored one run with
four hits. Two Of the hits were two
bagGcrS. Against Barnes he has been at
bat Is times and has made five singles.
good for one run. lie has made hits
and | run off Cldorc in Il times at bat.
Therefore. against tho three pitchers
corresponding to C!cottc Daubcrt has
hit .@93, having - hits N Al times at
bat.
Daubcrt has been at bat IL times
against Cooper. getting two hits and
run. He has made : hits off Vaughn in
16 times at bat, scoring l run. An
average OF .2S6-@S times at bat against
two star southpawS.
Gandu's record against Bagby shows
that he has been At bat IL times against
him this season and has scored run
but ne has hit in every one OF the four
games. getting a total Of 5. He has
appeared in only ono game against Leon
ard. getting Il thrcc-baESer In three
times at bat.
lie has been at bat times against
Thormahlen. has scored runs and made
hits. one a double.
In times at bat against Shawkey,
Gandil has made two hits and a run.
oron. getting / hits in IA times at bat
and scoring no runs.
Tho summary Of their records against
the key pitchers is as follows:
Player Team Alb. r II. AVE.
Daubert-Cincinnau. 90 20 .2S9
Gandn .-Chicago.... SIS Il 1868
This apparent advantage Of Gandil is
offset By other factors which do not ap-
pear in these figures. II is we'll to note
that Daubert is the leading sacrifice hit
ter of the National League, leading with
35. Also note these figures Of the av-
erages Of the two players in the games
this season:
TB. sH. SB. Ave Pc. A E. Pct
Us 35 IL 2S2 1897 g. 10 .sS9
152 IL II 300 $50 81 1893
twice and stole one base. He made 81
putouts. assists and l error for
fielding average Of $50.
A remarkable similarity Of Gandil and
Daubert is their effect on the teams they
play for. Gandil made the SoX. He
Joined the team when it had no first
baseman and had not had ono since the
team let him 20 in 1910. He is a player
appreciated especially by ball players
themselves. He has saved the inhelders
time anu llIuS lSeiEl. Az - S'N''
full TO 4 degree in taking care OF fouls
and wicked pops that drop back into
right field. He is the best man TO thro
to in his league. He plays always with
his head up and is full Of pep and dash
This Is also in a measure. true or
Daubert. He. too joined the Reds when
they were minus a first sacker. They
had disposed OF Hoblitzcl and had tried
Chase with indifferent success.
Another thing 10 remember about
Gandil is his ability 70 place his hits.
Although he is a right handed batter
hrd hits frequently TO left field and left
confer he often enough plants hit into
right He is just as likely to pick one
outside the plate and lay IT into right
field as he is to catch one inside and
send it the other way. AS a result he Is
hard to pitch 10. Dauoert usually hits
/ into right field.
The discussion Of the White Sox and
Reds inflclders will be continued in to-
| morrow's article. This brings out some
interesting comparisons Of Eddie Collins
and Rath-
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tendcnt. Sermon by the pastor at 500
p. m. ~
Rev. Dearicn will preach In the MI.
Olivct VI. l.. church Sunday evening at
s o'clock.
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Want NiCht Man on Duty.

Awning taken down and stored.
Wheeling Tent s. Awning Co. Tel sos.
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GAS RATE HEARING.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept Is
Hearing was held to-day BY the public
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THE CONDITION or
The Security Trust Company

Wheeling in the state OF west 'Hni~ .. n
bushes Scptem l." 1912
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that the books Of the company - made
a part Of the evidence In the nsAf1n1.
The commission has not decided upon
this point Judge Frank Cox represent
The hearing will DO continued to-mos-
row morning. ------------------
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Others postponcd-Rain-
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companied by T. II. Lowe and his
niece Miss Annie c. Lowe, the party
being driven over by Walter Pope
in his Ford.
Cecil has again been presented
with the distinguished Honor Flag
If the fifth Liberty Loan. G. A.
Miller was chairman of the drive,
and great credit is due him for the
splendid work he has done in
collecting the Cecil subscriptions
which amounted to $475O.
Cecil hall was the scene of very
large party of friends who assembled
ON Saturday evening to give sur
prise party to the boys of the vicinity
who have returned from the Army
and Navy. A sumptuous supper was
served by the ladies at midnight.
Splendid music was furnished by the
following ladies and gentlemen:
Mrs. Carrie Hulburt, Misses Irene
Douglas, Maude McMorris, Messrs.
Oscar Lundell, John Nash and Mike
McEntire. Dancing was INDUCED in
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ner spent the week end in Cecil.

ner spent the week end in Cecil.
Mrs. Lena Smell Shurte and son
Carol of Heppner spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in Cecil.
George Krebs of the Last Camp
autoed to Heppner on Sunday ae.
companied by Ben Barnes and family.
J. H. Miller, who recently bought
well drilling machine, is now drill
ing well for Mr.. Smith near lone.
Miss Wynnie Lake of Four Mile
and Miss Hazel Winter of Shady
Dell, took in the track meet at lone
on Saturday.
Hugh Stanfield prominent sheep
man of Echo, was caller at the
home of Jack Hynd of the Butterfly
Flats on Sunday.
Mrs. R. S. Wilson left Rhea Siding
on Tuesday enroute for Condor
where she intends visiting among her
friends for few days.
Mrs. VanOrsdale of Eight Mile,
Mrs. A, E. Nash and daughter, Ruth
and Misses Lake and Winter visited
with Mrs. Peter Nash on Sunday.
G. R. Melton, who has been visit
ing friends in Iowa for the last few
returned to Cecil on Tuesday
where he intends to locate for the
summer.
Fred Pettijohn. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Miller, Walter Pope, Boyd Logan,
Jack Hynd and Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Lowe, all cecIites paid the county
seat visit during the week.
w. G. Hynd of Sand Hollow spent
the, week end visiting in and around
Cecil returning home on Sunday ac-
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LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

Ed Melton of the Lookout was an
lone caller on Saturday.
Clarence Winters of Shady Dell
was a Heppner visitor on Saturday.
j. H. Franklin. who has been
spending the last few days in Pen
dleton. returned home on Thursday.
Dave Hynd of Rose Lawn spent
the week visiting with relatives in
Cecil.
Hiram Beard of Portland is look
ing up his old time friends in Cecil
this week.
Leonard NJ, Barr of Heppner was
looking up his old friends in Cecil
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Baker of Arlington
were callers at the Fairview ranch
on Monday.
Miss Tilly Bjork of Willow Creek
ranch was an Arlington business
caller on Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Franklin of Rhea Siding
visited with Mrs. Peter Nash on
and Sunday.
Miss Esther Logan of Four Mile
was the guest of Miss Georgia Sum-
mers for the past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Crabtree and family |
and W. G. Palmateer were doing !
business in lone on Wednesday.
Garnet Barratt, Misses Helen Bar
raft and Cyrene Lieuellen of Hepp-