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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
wellsburr Briefs.

Mrs. q. w. Liggctt was Stcuhcnville
visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Robinson and daughter.
Margaret, were Strubenvillc visitors
over Monday.
II. Brozka and members Of his TOM
lily arc making an auto trip down IN the
mountains.
Nathaniel Little is making a visit or
n week at Newport. q.
Peter Black. OF Mingo Junction. o., IS
a visitor In the city. Mr.. Black. who
was formerly engaged in the dyeing and
cleaning business . says he likes Weiss
burg better than Ming". FollansOe% or
Steubcnvillc and is looking for room
here.
The exterior Of Marshall T. Green's
barber shop is being treated TO a new
coat of paint. D. W. Noah has the cen
tract:
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Boyd ana
family. Of New Castle. PA. who are
motoring to Cincinnati. o.. visited
friends in Hh!s city today en- route
10 their destination.
After brief illness. Mrs. Margaret
DUNCAN Britt. aged 70 years. died Mon
day morning at 1 o'clock nj hcr ho''le
near kadcSh Chapel. Funeral services
Will be- held from tn" home Wednesday.
afternoon at ESQ o'clock. Intcrmcnt
will be IN Kar"Sh Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. William Wickham and daughter.
Miss Ruth, arc spending lew DAYS
WIN relatives IN w llhlHSpui 81 y.
John I.otzkus kas business caller IN
wheeling Tuesday.
James X Wells was in Wheeling on
bus mess Tuesday.
Professor l.. y Riggs. Of Morran-
town. W Va. formerly supST'ntcHient
of the public schools OF the city. IS
y!r:t;rg friends hare
John Maloney appeared before Mayor
L. C.. Roberts Tuesday moraInS ana
paid $40 and costs Tor reckless auto
mobile driving on III" city streets sal
urday evening. Naloney is SAIL Ia nave
ditchcd his machine on Twen'y-s%vca;h
street:
Miss Irene Thomas has returned to
her home IN Mt. Vernon. Pa, after visIt
with Miss Ruth Thomas.
Miss Margaret Hill. Of wheeling. -
visiting Miss Ruth Hannah. of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Burl"y. Of Beech Boz
tom. has accepted position at the w.
II. Cook grocery store taking the place
Of Miss Nellie LAM. who has resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. John JImiS"a have
received word that their son. Emory
Jamison. has arrived at Newport News
from overseas and is expected home in a
few days
Mr., and Mrs. Jay Billiien and son.
Jay. Jr.. and daughter. Mary Lee. have
returned from Atlantic City and other
eastern cities.
J. Edward and father Darrd Edward.
arrivd on the GAS train IN Tuesday
morning after visit of two weGks IN
Hamilton. Ont. their former home.
Proc. R. w. Riggs. of Berkeley. w.
Va. former principal of WHilshIrg ~
dependent schools. is > visitor III the
city. much to the pleasure OF his: many
friends. h
Secretary TurIry. OF The Wells5urg
Athletic club. states that this popular
baseball team will 20 TO Chester. w.
Va on Saturday for gam with n"
strong chester team. Th" @1rNc Will re
played at Rock Springs PARK.
Mr.. an Mrs. Charles !lninz'rath and
young sons. Matthias AMI Charles. Jr,
were visitors in the city Monday.
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AT
LOCAL CONVERTS

Tho sisters Of 81. JosrPh'S cunv' nj viii
70 into retreat this evening. h""lrnInE
their devotional exercises at i o'clock
There will also hc 4 retreat conducted
at Mount Il" ChrnIHI. whI"h viii 1t"
given by IN" I;.N. Father Mary. wun
conducted II" r,'IT' ~ "a Mount d.. trlu-
tai two W., ks H"".
lectures AMI .I'N, ti"ual .N,i"i~ go VIII
conStl,ut" III" tally r.rtin' I IA. rouisc
which Will h. ,'I.lrI'irl Az: s.-t ~
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Lawn Tetc.

Preparations ar" being MAD" Tor 'n'
lawn fctc to b. gwen on the GROUNDS
Of the -, Johns parochlaI school on
august - and 80. TIL" ""m"'t,'''
rnnrns,d of Raymond li"asIn. Joe
sm.Ih. John Flanagan and J"hh Ne.
Donald. will hold Il $1''Ihl h'''''',r
Thursday evening nj 1:3' o'clock a.
this ,Imr Il definite outline ~ INC ,E'"-
crol arrangements Will h" d"clo'u WI
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SIX SUBPOENAED TO
APPEAR BEFORE
nc, OIL. COMMITTEE

4 half dozen witnesses have been SUP
noenaed 10 appear this evening before
the committee investigating the high
cost OF living. under authority granted
by city council.
Tonight's meeting Of the committee
which will be tho second meeting. WIZ
he held at the council chamber AT eight
o'clock. Representatives OF the Woman
club as well as members ot the commit
tee have been notified Of Tho meeting.
Solicitor J. J. L. O'Bri"n and City
Clerk Homer c. Crago will be present
with the investigators.
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WEIRTON
Five Skeletons Are
Jnparthed In An
Unknown Cemetery

wTIRTON. W. Va. August AN an
Ciont graveyard. Of which ta"r" APP
pears to 10 no history what"r"r. 'aS
been uncarthcd on a hill"Ck h"tN".'n ~"
maIr plant Of the Wcirt"n S"'l COM
nrny here and tho Ohio rive.
W'orkmcn engaged IN digging sand ana
gravel for the foundation II IN" now
on, hearth mills mud" Inc ind ami
rtpcric,, the matter immediately I" tn"
author tics. Five skeletons m all have
many ar" dccaycJ. TIL" finding Of IN"
zoo! condition. hut are Very Old ana
many ar cdCcay"d The fluli1; II the
s,;eI,tcns WIS report cd To h" authors
tica anc as there was II" rr""ri "T
such r. cemetery on ill" tn" skeletons
were rchur.cd nearby. Tho * 7 r"l''
are net those Of Indians. ~ MI ~ IN"
check bones were Of normal n"lSht.
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STEUDENVILLE
WeIIsbuTger Arrested
Again on Charge Of
Stealing Automobile


SPECIAL D,>imtyn :" ria" lntcIilE"nc"r'
STEI l;r.NNlIl.E. Dhju. Aug |-,k y
H. rn"r. Hg'd - H'arS. Of N'iINhNrE;
W. Vi. - unJ"r arrest here 'h"tf'i
with III" th.ft ct an. autOmublI" rom
Frank .IarL son. ~ N"ir'0u. ". Va. II"
~, iIci.,j up last u.%uI "l West
Nlg-liEn w"rr:.u. sworn cat hy SIuir"
H. u. MnEImnj~ of lIauTuck county.
Iiuru,r NJ taken back tu West NIr-
giIlI:I ti.lS ,Nrutu-, t. answer IN" 'hhih'.
tn" yuui:" nan WA arrested her" soy
"rnl W.. rs AZ for the SAM "iiyn>'' ana
after lrlIE returned L. Nest Virginia
H..r,rI iu make Il settlement sHii~fHr-
tory to- JaChsnn. hut it l. sand III failed
L. In 50.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Josephine Frazier. Of North
Chestnut street. is visiting fri"ndS a
Moundsvillc. w. Va.
Mrs. Carri" Fisher. or North Arch'
is waiting her sister Mrs. clyde Ellis'
of SrstcrsyiIlc. W. Va.
Mrs. George Giffir VIII leave frlnay
Of this week for visit with TRENDS al
,,5or, pa and Washington. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly, Of Column
,r. q arc visiting friends and rcla-
-tiv"& here.
Mss Edna Carter who has boon
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Ark Heavy namape.

TIL" r,nE%NlvHuII ItnlrVrd c"mpanE
WAS mud" defendant today IN two ST.
uuu da,.tun" SUITS. one brought lay Alice
Brown Tor ia. death Of her son. 'har:"S
y. Brown amt M. other by tirnCX smith
far IN, i'"th %: her S'n walter tuH'"h'
Enth rr,u were Killed Aug. II. l9lI near
l'uiunp,rt vixen Il train struck Irn"l! /"
auto ~ whr.h they w"r" riding N"Il-
grnCc on IN" par' # III" company IN ir";
providing any pr"l""'l"n or warming At
The cnrSSing H. alleged. Tn" Two men
resided In Uulvnpurt.
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WELLSBURC

wELLSEI-RG W. Va. August s.
WcllShurg will attend IN mass" the
third annual basket picnic II b. held On
Thursday. August :. At the HON" or
Mr.. u. \. Burt at Beech Bottom. under
thu auspices of tn" Panhandle Agri-
cultural club of Brooke county. Several
thousand Invita- ions were sent out T"s-
terday. An excellent program has been
arranged. including plenty of fine music
and speeches by President Trottcr. or
the University OF West Virginia: +. A.
Mixer. L. :. department; of agriculture:
Nat T. Frame. University Of West Nir'
ginia. and Miss Marion li"pw"rth. also
from the University of West Virginia.
In addition 10 the ah0vC-namcd takers
short talks will he delivered ny Pfomi-
ncnt local members of the club.
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MuEt Make Dctour.

Contractor \. W. Mcdonald, cited ion
contempt Of court III RAILING To %hrH Il
court order To open the West Market
street rund now under impl"Nri''Int.
ana were gwen until "Wednesday noon !"
Provide a drtuur around III" closed S"r-
ton Of he highway. Farmers Who WLrG
unable t. get iutn the rtlN L. ll'Aihl.
their crcDs were the chief ComplalnahtS
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Ont ON Strike.

Tho WrrlJ1 NlIIor rInM' ~ TVrNNI" -
idIr ON :,criunt Gf Il strike Of about l"u
"a rluy.. who are d"'na.dinI th" "thl
hour day. TIL" company r'lu;'" w.
Demands Of laburrrS for an ti%h' iln"l
,iav and when they struck the, "ihyr
employers ais" wen, out. An ,ii"rt -
hrin.; made 10 bring about Il S"'tl'h''H'
today.
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County Saving Money.

jefferson county is saving n nice
wtd If money since john, Etrl"IG"rn
passed away. Comparing IN" mGnln ~
January with ~" month "t Ju'! lh'SS
&S$ every day IN JUly III beard ~ rElS-
un"rs at the county Jail In January
the tvrra:;" was 80 PRISONERS "ay ana
in July thr average dropped 10 SIX.
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nid Ercaf Work.

Tho report Of Secretary doc" lI"h-
ards on tho work Of tn" Nclrtna army
ard navy recreation fund. which is t.
ln sui mittch soon. will PROV" IN" "t
interest to the citizens in general. VIII"
WII SEE what great work was aC"",h-
plishcd through this fund. i.I"ry W't'-
ion DO, in service WAS h"n"iI' '"d.
,.icrEcr nc was in Franco. l,riy. b.
rum or hero n TN" states. 'fh" list
ais, shows where each Hn% hnpp"r"d
tn nc Mt that particular tim" Wh'u
,ocl,~rcs Of smokes and other lu&u.r'H
I.Crn sent. Tho local chppt"r al II
great work during tn" WA and when
u hands over IT'S business @ N'lrl, u
post Of the American Legion 1t - due
great praise.
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Xnnthful Thief.

John Yacco. aged Is years. was ar
rested Ivy police today on complaint 81
his father who charges the boy with IN"
theft Of $40 from the Yacco HON.
Tho bov admitted To an officer thai HI"
had tak1l In" money and offcr"d I"
lead III" way Ia tn" place h" had hidd"n,
inc officer and ran After a Wild chase
through tho MUSINGS. section the lHS
Wis ovCrhGulcd and locked ur. Now he
says ne has forgotten where he put the
hr.A
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Thu huirh.i2 al tins cry VIII close
their SHOES luui"rrrN. and Will Journey
t. Whc,iu-; urk VII. r" they VIII ENJOY
their annual "uj'n.. rh" but ''1"
with ln,Ir friends "m'l'iiiIu Lil ENJOY =
abb" day TT IL" out-thc-rtk" rl'"S"r,
r,s"r,. .Nsid" from tn" many forms 81
amusement during the DAY the butchers
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prisoners Arrive.

Civ nris,n,rs wore r'criVcd atHv
.,;,tT r"rI1rntiary and one was rs
charged. having completed has ri ,Ii
Trn,n SIrrrcr county. Four male pa II;
VETS were brought in by Guard i.u't
,LnrGc nf Prison Matrun Miss NlChS'
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Receives promotion.

Albert Hinrh,'ffc. OF his city, VII"
has boon connected with TN ian lthh.
de. railroad polio, force for IN" paH
six ycarS, received 4 rnmmunlCai ron
from Supt. McCulIuuch Of the, l1ttH.
burg DIVISION today. advising MN "t
his promotion /" l'"ul"uIHi 81 Pn,'I'
i'm the St"uhcINjIlC. Wheeling ana tui-
l,rrS district. His headquarters Will be
IN this city.
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no.ntrn Club Meeting.

DircctOrs 0f .thr M0und"NlIIr EIHnI,
GLIB M, last evening Al Ihr'T rr,,.
hHf;Sc and talked over -" Work { 10
moriur The grounds for IN" us" ~,
Him The work Of preparing Wy
IcrriS cour,s is now under way.
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our Awnings Satisfy and Side You
wheeling Tent & Awning Co. Jy-4U-''
Lawn Fetc.

The Daughters of America vii CIV
n lawn f,rr at Fifth street an Jri!sr-
SON avenue Thursday "v'Hm OF ms ms
week. lee cream and cak" wi be S%fii
Music for tho affair Will To" .urhSh'u
bv the Jr. =. /. A. VI. hand
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Picnic 4 Success.

Tho primary department "fthr flrE,
VI. L. sunday school held an"nJ"E32mi"
ricuic yesterday afternoon II MldI'o
Grave. creek. III" children 1t NJ W.
church and dr"v" to in" Pi'n' Er""iiii"S
-, Automobiles. whcr" an cvnlitl+ d!h-
u, Z N.S SnrN ed.
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The county court has outh"rlz"d IN
Marshall County Automobile" cInn ~
look after the work "f MAKING t'r'","
inrrovrm"uiS I" the various r"h"'
tl,roughuu, the county. under the d'r'
,iou IF EugIncrr Il. {. lohn.
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1gRE4I)1 geID
A Real made Safe

The tine-tested heft, the splendid
temper and shape Of the razor
Lincoln used-but it won't cut your
face. Furthermore, it's the longest,
strongest kecnest, best-tempered
blade on earth, with more shaving
mileage than any other razor. And
when this two-edged blade has dulled,
Keep it for sharpening in a spare
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sugar Scarcity.

The sugar situation is again reported
acute here. Local dealers say they can
not get ono fifth the supply the! need
10 meet III" demand and consumers ar"
being limited to two pounds al II pur-
chase and AT some stores they ar" al
lowed but on" pound at Il time.
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MINER INJURED

Morris Sahncr. 81 Wollshur.:. ir Huf-
rcrIng with a broken H.; ~ = result of
an accident whII" at work ~ To W"tiH.
burg lninC. II" WaS rCnDICu to Tic
North Wheeling hospital.
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VT n n II. TO Meet.

Tho W'Gmcm'S Christian T"mnch
Union viii meet Thursday cN'hit Va
this week at the HON" OF MIS' r'rsl
i'm. social program viii he r'ndrp'
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moment. You can strop h-you en-,
hone it-why throw good steel
away? Seven million stavsss hvo
seen the good sense q adding a.
these extra advantages to the
acknowledged good points Of thsir cd
razor. Go TO your nearest dealer and.
join these seven million practical mans
today. - -
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wnew! IT'S hot. Have You awnings?
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. jy-lO-tf
An Outing Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. &. L. Carman and
daughter and members of tho Robert
Nichols family left on Sunday 10 DO
Joined by relatives and friends AT Wash
ingtor Pa. making u trip by auto over
In Maryland.
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co,sroqn,ionnl Meeting.

Las, nlcht nj CalL"ry M'lh"dl"t-p..nn-
cr,,,I church an interesting c"nfh
lr"nal meeting WIS., h"ld, The I'" on
Ery :. Il. Hart, delivered scriUn 90, ".r
..'rhn Life That Counts Tor '"u; ''s'-
which Il social hour WAS 'hJo!Nu'
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Raavv Repistration,

That interest III the coming municipal
primary is picking up is indicated by
the heavy registration of new voters
the books showing SOS on the first regis
tration day. The rcgistratinn aISo
shows a heavy gain for the Rcpubli-
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Will Improve Roads.

Will enjoy sixteen rornds Of boxing III
tho evening by tn" best Of local talent
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locating there but decided otherwise
80 MIS-. Warnock, of Missouri Valley
was in town the first OF the week. a
guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Houts,
Mrs. Donald Moore came home last
Friday from Lohrville, Iowa. where
she had been for a few weeks with
Iher husband who is working there.
| T., Mrs. Perry came last week from
lAmes for a visit with her father, Mr..
Pringle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Moorhead and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Manchester motored
to Ames on Saturday for visit with
| their sons who just started to school
there this fall.
Messrs. Blackman and Mill mOtored
to" Ames Friday afternoon to attend
the big football game there on Sat
llirday. ~ IT,.
J! :. Moorhead was an Omaha Wis
itor on Thursday. 80
Mrs. VIM. Houts delightfully."- enter
tanned the Wheel of the Congregation
al church at her new home on Main
street on Tuesday afternoon. The
hOstesses were five of the, teachers
VI tlC puUl1C SCuOOl. MlSScS MdUcl
and Myrtle Craft, Theresa Gepson
Mabel Hely and Mrs. /. P. Pounds.
They served dainty lunch of escal-
loped oysters, chow-chow, hot rolls
and coffee. The members were busy
with work and plans for the bazaar
which is to be held the Saturday pre-
ceding Thanksgiving. There we're
several out-of-town guests, Mrs. War
mock, of Missouri Valley, Mrs. Cook,
of Wisconsin, who is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. McNaughton, Miss Eliza
beth Patterson, of Mercersburg, Pa,
and several guests from town. Alto
gether very pleasant and profitable
afternoon was passed.
The Altar Society of the Catholic
church was entertained at the school
on Saturday afternoon with the usual
crowd in attendance. A splendid
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Twas in town the past few days visit
ling old friends and relatives.
The Misses Houlihan and Sophie
both teachers, spent the week end a
home with relatives. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Jones and Geo
Jones were called at Illinois last weel
lby the death of relative but have
both returned now.
Mesdames Baker and Thomas
|shopped in Denison one day the pas
week.
Mrs. VIM. Hen returned Saturday
evening from trip of several weeks
with relatives in different parts of II
linois. She is looking fine and re
ports grand time. j
| Mrs. Geo. Thompson and sister
spent several days last week visiting
relatives in Nebraska
DIR. Powell was an Omaha visitor
on professional business one day last
week.
| Donald Tinker left for his work in
northern Iowa, after a visit Of some
length at home during which time he
accompanied his father on his trip to
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer were in Corn
! ing last week visiting old friends and
Ineighbors that having been their home
prior to their moving here several
years ago.
The Domestic Science club met on
Monday afternoon with the following
program being given:
Vocal solo-Mrs, B. G. Moore.
Some Thoughts on The Parent Teach
ers Association-Mrs. Carrie Wild
ney.
Violin Solo-Miss Gladys Rogers.
Cheapest Body Builder-Mrs. Penn.
Vocal Solo-Miss Genevieve Young.
The hostess for the afternoon were
Mesdames keogh and Roberts and
Miss Zita Taylor.
The Mems Bible Glass held at the
church Sunday under the leadership
of Mrs. Burleigh, was we'll attended
and that way somewhat repaid the
leader for her faithful work trying to
get the class together.
The Riverside farmers club held
their October meeting at, the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A! Kington. Several
people, were guests at this meeting
The November meeting will be held
at the A. Brock home. ,.,s.ti...,,.,,,4
II Messrs. Davie and Williams spent
few days in Nebraska last week
hunting.
The football game Sunday between
Nicola and the home team resulted in
score Of IL to 0 in favor of the home
team. This gives Dunlap still more
pep for the next game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook Sundayed
in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. J. J. Moorhead returned from
her visit at Darlington, Mo-, on Fri
day evening. She was accompanied
home from Omaha by her grand CHI
dren, Margaret and Jerome Moor
head. Their parents came up Satur-
day and spent the week end here
with relatives.
H. A. Tinker and son returned from
a trip that they made into northern
Michigan with a thought of perhaps
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cry and will move into the same soon.
Mrs. w. A. Davie was in Ames last
week attending the Rebekah conven'
ton which was held there during the
week.
Mrs. Burleogh, wife of the pastor of
the Congregational church, has been
doing very helpful work as Bible
study teacher and has now organized
a mems Bible study class which will
meet every Sunday afternoon at 2
p. m. in the church followed by the
regular class at 3 p. m. which is now
studying Revelations and is known as
the Revelations" class.
Mrs. nellie Ryan Goodwin was up
from Omaha and spent the first part
Of the week with her mother, Mrs.
Higgins and returned to her work in
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lunch was served and all enjoyed
themselves to the limit Mrs. Frank
Pfleiger was chairman of the after
noon. .-' -,'-e''r' .'7r '.'n
Mr.. and Mrs. HUE and Mrs. DEM.
siton were in Omaha one day the past
week.
Mrs. Roy Cook delightfully."- enter
tanned a number Of relatives and
friends one day last week in honor of
Mrs. Arch Cook who was here visit
ing from her home in Council Bluffs.
A pleasant time was passed at quilt
ing and then fine dinner was served
by Mrs. Cook.
Miss Murphy was an east bound
passenger on Tuesday.
p. Mcintosh has purchased the
property of VIM. Helm east of the liv-
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Omaha on Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Henderson was hostess
to number of ladies at party on
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Main street. The time passed very
pleasantly and a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. J. A. Brown entertained a mum.
Der of ladies at a dinner on Wednes.
day and all passed a pleasant time in
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Herrod, of Des
Moines were here last week on their
wedding trip at the home Of Mrs. Her.
rods mother, Mrs. Chas. Gleadalls,
Mrs. Herrod will be better remember.
ed as Miss Marcella Davis, who grew
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State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
I1llcaA County. So.

State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County, So.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that no
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK Z CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ana subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December.
A. D. 1886. g. A. W. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternalIy and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-29

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-04-24
Corns, CaIIuses
Quit Quick!

Two Drops Of "Gets-It" Will Do It.
Ever hand-carve your toe with q
knife trying to get rid Of a corn?
Ever use scissors and snip off part
Of the corn too close to the Quick7