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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
EVERY WORD WAS.
FROM BOTTOM
Of HIS HEART
Local Citizen Very Earnest IN HIS Praise
OF the Great Herbal Tonic, Dreco,
Which Has Done So Much
For Kim.
Pain IN Back, rheumatism, Nerves Shot
to Pieces, Couldn't Sleep, Limbs
Stiff ard Muscles Sore.
Now Well as Ever.

"Onc day I read about what = man
said about Drcco taking load OF MS
back which fclt like ton of bricks and
l laughed at 1t but now know that
every word nc said cam" from tho bot
tom Of his heart" declared Mr.. Grant
Mcdonald. of Wheeling. W. Va
IT want to tell everyone what Droco
has done for me-. l was so bent from
suffering I WAS afraid I would b" per
mancntly deformed, az tho rheumatism
had such a hold on me. Ny back an"
limbs were sore and stiff: muscles were
drawn and the joints seemed TO be dry.
my nerves were shot 10 pieces so tiLa'
I could not sleep: had shooting pans
in. my back and side. Really l was IN
had shane but Drnco has certainly prov
cd a blessing TO me as I know more rc-
lief from pain now than in years; can
bend about and stoop over without inc
slightest pain: sleep sound at nights;
getting stronger day by day l Stronb'y
advise sufferers to try Drcco and they
wont be disappointed.
No medicine introduced here mas
sprung into such favor az Dreco. Hardy
n day passes but what som" person
drops in and tells of tho cNc"licht re-
suits Drcco has produced for them II
clcanscs the system If impurities, IN
crcascs the app'tII" and sends news c'i,
crrv bodnding through every nerve; II
restores the kidneys to healthy action
and makes the sluggish liver weaken
relieves indigestion. EaStrltlS ana con-
situation: quicts the nerves ana pro-
motcs sound, refreshing sleep. IL acts
on the blood and baniShcs catarrh ana
rheumatism from the system.
Mr., Kcister. tho we'll known Dreco ex-
ncrt. has headquarters at c. II Gricst
G. co.'s to meet the local public and eH-
main tho merits Of this great remedy
Sec him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
WAS ADVISED To
USE Ne WORTH
BY TWO DOCTORS
Charles F. Johnson Makes Signifi-
cant Signed State
ment.

Mr.. Johnson says that when advising
himself and wife to take Merry Worth
tho doctors spoke OF it as fine mcdi-
cine" Here is tho story as given t" tho
Columbus Wentworth druggist not long
ago:
THE Mykrantz Co.-My wiz" and |
have used Nerv-Worth with wonderful.
Iy beneficial results. She had been
troubled for years with severe nervous
ness. Pains in the back OF her neck.
stomach and digestion in bad shape.
Restless at night and very much run
down.
had serious nervous trouble. Tossed
about the bed all night long and worn
out by morning and it was pulling me
down in strength ard something had to
be done TO get relief as Il was aff"ctir &
my eyesight. We both found it in Nedv-
Worth. which put US in good shape and
did il quick. It is a wonderful medi-
cine and tonic and rid US OF all our nerv-
Gus troubles. We both eat and sleep
well and enjoy good health. We recon-
me Wentworth to all. 1t Wa recon-
meI.-ed to US by two doctors.
CHARLES +. JOHNSON.
$50 West Third Ave. Columbus.
Griests drug store in Wheeling sells
Wentworth. Your dollar back II this
famous family tonic does not benefit
: you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
ARIZONA,
MAN ARRESTED
Is Wanted IN Arizona on Felony Charge.
Gave Cash Bond OF $1,000.

man named Walter Whitman, OF
Phoenix, Arizona, was arrested a. war.
wood upon information furnished Sheriff
Howard IL Hastings by the authorities
ut Phoenix that Whitman is wanted IN
the Arizona city to answer to felony
charge. Whitman was taken before
Squire John K!ndclbcrErr and gave a
cash bond in tho sum OF $1,000. to await
tho arrival Of a deputy sheriff from
Phoenix, to take him back 10 that city
Sheriff Hastings stated that he mas
no information as TO the nature or the
crime with which Whitman Is charged
other than that II Is felony.
Sheriff Hastings and Deputies Clator.
Stelnficld and Kilvcr, went TO "arwood
and arrested Whitman. who had Just
arrived to visit friends there. The saer-
lff at Phoenix was notified by wire or
the arrest and that Whitman wanted to
give bond. A reply came back that
cash bond OF $1,000 was satisfactory
Ashby Jackson furnished the bond.
A deputy sheriff left Phoenix ycster-
day for wheeling. He Is expected TO ar
rive Tuesday. Whitman expressed his
willingness to return to Arizona without
extradition papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
hammock Briefs.

Mss Olivo Hayes and Earl Walls at
tended a meeting OF the EiChland town
ship teachers held in ST. tlalrSN!lle. on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. V. white. OF Martins
Ferry. spent Wednesday afternoon and
evening with their sister and husband
companicd home by their sister. Mrs
Elizabeth Spears. OF Wheeling. who has
been visiting with her sister and other
friends for = few days.
Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson and Miss
Hazel Michel were callers in ST. Glars
VILE on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Alice X. Lodge and Mrs. John
Caldwell were shoppers in Flushing one
Miss carrie Clark. OF east Of town.
who has spent the past few weeks In the
Ohio Valley General hospital At Wheel
INK. Her many friends are glad TO know
was able to be brought to her home on
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L: Hayes rctyrn"d to
ming. after J. pleasant visit with their
son. Carl Hayes and family. OF canton
panied them home for 4 visit.
Miss Dora wiley. an employ" OF the
county infirmIr". was visitor tnS
week with her friends Mrs. William
NichOl.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rankin and son.
on" day the first Of the week with Mrs
Rankin s parents. MI. anu MFS. +. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rsrr!cklow. Of
Flushing, were recent visitors ut the
home Of their daughter. II. 4. Lodge.
Chalmers Gillespie and family. OF
CadiZ Rural Route. spent Saturday eye
ming nj the home OF William Taylor.
Mr.. Gillespie being business caller in
town.
Mrs. John Caldwell and Mrs. Eldrrd
Lodge were visitors on Friday with ST.
ClIirSyillc friends.
Attorney Paul G. Armstrong. Of Fair
mont. was recent visitor ut the home
Of his brother, W. L. Armstrong.
Mr.. Edwin Lyle and family. Of near
New Athens and guest Mrs. Elizabeth
Spears. OF Wheeling: Mr.. II. X I,odr"
and family: Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Harris
and daughter. Edith, spent Sabbath ar
t"rnoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
F. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Armstrong wrrr
callers in belmont on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Armstrong; parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. F.. PanC"ast. HAVING accompanied
them home for brief visit
Cla!rsville, spent one day tn" first 81
the week with IN" latt.r'~ sister HnG
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. E'hr"I Lod.,"
Walter Nichol. Of Mount Vernon. spout
the week end at the homo "f his father
William Nirhol.
Mrs. q. r. Hartley. Of Flirm"u'. anil
Mrs. Roy LiEEctt and daughter. Inr
Pearl have each returned - th"ir re-.
spcctIve homes after pleasant viHii
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cunard.
william PAXTON and mother hay. re
turned 10 Belmont after Sncrlins = r.w
DAYS at the HON" "f lIarry :: clair.
Herbert L"d.:" and son Rh"riCkl"w.
srcnt "Wednesday aFtcrn0Cr At the homo
Of John Ross. Of near Flushing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Hubert p. Do1Eherty

Hubert /. Douehrrtt. OF New Mar
tinsville. W. Va. d!"d Yesterday at noon
at the North Whccllus hospital. follow
ing an illness OF IN" pas; three weeks.
Deceased was born IN Nvw MartinSvillc
50 years ago and had spent practically
his entire life there. EcSd"s his mother
one brother. l. Dough"rty, and one sis
ter, Miss Alice Douch"rty. survive.
The body was shipped TO the late
home in New Martinsvillc whore funeral
services will be held at st. NinCcnts de
Pauls church and intcrmcnt will later
be made in Mt. Calvary cemetery, this
city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR CORPORAL T0WLES
Services WIN b Held This A1ternoon
Prom Homo Of His Mother, Ms
Jane Tow1eE,

Full military honors will mark the
funeral services for the late Corporal
William B. Towles. which will be held
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Jane
Towles. No. 4248 Jacob street. this
afternoon. The American Legion will
be In charge Of the services and inter-
mcnt will be made in Rose Hill ccm-
etcry, Br'laire.
The body Of tho deceased arrived IN
the city yesterday morning from Camp
Gordon. Ga. where he was accidentally
shot and killed when another soldier
was unloading pistol. The casket was
draped with an American flag and &C
companied by Sergeant James W..
Vaughan.
Corporal Towles enlisted in the army
In Akron when he was nineteen years
Of age He saw sixteen months service
with the Is Infantry connected with the
Fifth division. He participated in some
Of the biggest battles NJ the world war.
having been in the battles Of the Marine
Rcallcau Woods. and Mcusc-ArGonne.
Cpon returning to this country he re-
enlisted In tho army and was learning to
he rado-operator.
A COLDER who had been walking guard
duty has just come in from post and
was unloading the gun when it was &C
cidentally discharged. the bullet enter
Ing the abdomen Of Corp. Towlcs. lie
died few minutes later.
Besides his mother deceased leaves
one sister. Mrs. James Jennings. OF
Niles, Ohio. and one brother, Walter. or
this city. Just one week ago Corp.
Towlcs was home on furlouEh and was
expecting TO be discharged from the
army in three months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
$4,000 BUILDING
PERMIT ISSUED
For Addition to Stifel Calico Plant on
Main and Fourth Streets.

4 $4,000 city building \pcrmit waS
issued yesterday to the ]. l. Stifcl &
Sons company. The Improvement to be
made urdcr the permit will include the
construction Of n modern two-story steel
md brick addition TO the Stifcl Calico
plant at Main and Fourth streets.
Work preliminary TO tho construction
Of tn" addition was started some time
Rco when an old building which stood on
tho site was RACED to make way for tho
addition.
The Improvement will include the
construction Of massive vault room un-
der tn" Main street sidewalk. n permit
for which WAS recently granted by city
council.
TIL" r. r. KitCh;n company has the
contract for building the addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
WOMAN ARRESTED ON
SHOPLIFTING CHARGE

\ woman giving the name OF Mrs.
T.iZZi" Simons. Of RoCgs Run. was ar
rested BY Chief Of Police Fred Frazier
yesterday afternoon on n charge Of
vhnplI fling. Tho woman is said 10 have
been operating ut tho George f. Stifcl
GO. store. where It - alleged she took
moro than SIXTY dollars worth OF goods.
The woman was arraiSn"d before
Squire r. G.. Hobbs and was held to the
Ohio county grand jury under bond.
Tho woman. according 10 Chief Fraz-
icr. took advantage Of the big crowds
attending tho discount sal" at StitcIs
store. TO work n now shoplirtinS gamn.
She had purchased n new granite bucket
at a nearby store and made n slit in tn"
paper wrapping on the bucket. through
which she is alleged TO have slipped
articles into the bucket.
first insisted that her home was at
Chief Frazier stated that the woman
Stcubenvillc and later she lived at Bel
lairc. but finally admitted her identity
and gave her proper address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
EXTRA GOLD PRIZES
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

will never be Of any more help to you
than they are right now
To the majority Of tho contestants
who have expressed themselves. the
prospects OF winning the Gold is we'll
who have not expressed an opinion, have
shown by their earnest work that they
fully appreciate the value Of the Extra
Gold Prizes Offered
No contestant is without friends. ana
the assistance that has been given 80
far has been 4 pleasant surprise 10
many Of them. Many credits have been
received from people who arc entirely
strangers to the contestants whom they
have been helping. Il don't know the
woman, but Snc is making plucky
fight. and l am going to- help her" has
been commun expression. Thus our
assertion made at the beginning or the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
hammock

The Young Peoples Christian Union
NJ the United Presbyterian church Of
I'niont"wn. held a social at tho home of
william Taylor. north Of town, on last
Thursday evening.
A la-r. numhcr Of the members wcrn
present %,d very enjoyable time was
spent At late hour dainty refresh
ments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Ami ruster Funeral

Funeral services will be held at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. md Mrs.
Frank hrmhrustcr No. 2il7 Jacob street
this afternoon at 1:%0 o'clock for their
son I'tul Armbrustcr, who died at the
North Whcclin.; hospital Tuesday eve
ming. Int"rmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
Tho child who was years old. had
been Ill for several weeks Of complica-
ton of diseases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
STONE & THOMAS HAVE
NOVEL WINDOW DISPLAY

Store 4 Thomas is showing = most
attractive and novel window display
which backs up IN" prominence and pop
ularity of the "R"9rcaj' picture now
showing at tho Colonial theatre. The
window is filled with various novels
which have enjoyed widespread Popular
tty. during the past ten or twelve years
ranging up To date. Tho special feature
OF the display is tn" poster facsimile
cr the figure Of B"lr"lt with tn" an
nouncement that the book will be here
shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03


tcndcnt OF Richie Schools, Ohio county.
campaign that You had hut 10 let your
friends know thI: you W, - in ia" cam
rI:gu t. obtain tnC!r help. and that Won
would r"c"Iv.. lots Of "utStd" help has
been fulfilled. DO not los" sight ur t;ic
fact that Ia" Extra I'ri2. Offer for TINS
week ends Saturday night. October llth
and you St!ll hav" c.th; days IN which
To SeCur" subscriptions To apply On this
offer. Max" every minute "f your TINE
from now on count. and do notIl"Sc 1
second OF 0t.
Your Field.
: You who thinks that your chances are
gone. and the field has been well can
vaSSrd by other contestants. should
pause Il moment and think Of the many
friends. former residents - Whc"lins
in other places. who would b" GLAD L.
help you by paying years subscription
for news Of their former HON" Send
campaign has been won by some !nEcnl-
Gus CONTESTANT who appealed to her
friends away from home. and thus SO
cured credits where others might have
has not Yet been covered by any means.
although contestants have secured sub
scriptions her" and there. many ana
many subscription. probably enough
to win tn" Extra Prize. 5000. for YOU.
and possibly An automobile. Is lying
almost at your very door waiting for
you to come after it,
Pruvid"ncr helps those who help
themselves. and likewise tn" world. The
ones who goes after things il the one
who gets them. With such 4 field you
should he able to not only win L prize.
but win one OF tho hirE"S..
Your Attitude.
Max" the p""pl" wh"rn YOU approach
for suhSrriIt," f""l that you ar" 0uv
to win. and wtat their help. and rcrus"
10 l." daUntrd by any "hSiarl.. that may
arise. II is oHlv by Surm~untinC uhsta-
Cl"S that anything - accomplished In
the world. g" allow; your way gather
inr every possible subscription and when
tn" tim" comes L. award IN" prizes you
VIII surely he rrat!f!"d ~ The award
that VIII y" yours. not al"m" in the
award itself VIII You feel pride, but IN
tn" honor that will accrue to You for
accorrplishu.; what many others Will
regret not having tried. Many will have
L strong feeling Of regret at not having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Clark

Funeral services for the late Sarah
Ellen Clark. wife Of George r. Clark.
who died Tuesday following n brief ill
ness will be held Mt the family resi-
dcncc Stop No. 81: Short Creek. Rev. NJ.
w. Castle. pastor Of tho Short Creek
NJ. h church. will oTiciatc and inter
ment will he made in Short Creek Gem
ctery. Deceased was in the 4sth year
OF her age and was very we'll known in
this vicinity. Rcsidcs her husband she
is survived by three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
OBITUARY
Fngelo Scarnacchia

Angelo 'arn"CChia. Of 10 Water
street. Bcn.,uod. died yesterday morning
at o'clock at tn" Reynolds Memorial
hospital at Glendale. lie WAS born IN
Italy and was - years Of age. Funeral
services will be- held NJ tn st. Mary 5
church. Bcnwood. and intcrmcnt Will be
made in Mt. Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Mrs. Afsd Joseph.

Lena Joseph. wife Of Arad Joseph, re-
siding n 2GuS Alley +. died at the ONO
Valley General hospital about 1855
O'clock lust night. whore she had been
confined for tn" past week. The de-
ceased was in the SiXty-seventh year Of
her agv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

It's pretty safe bet that no child
ever really wished to be kissed by an
old person.
4 spendthrift is always needing had
ly the things that would be able to
buy If he had sense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Church Services.

Church SPrVlCeS.
Preaching services Were held last Sun
day, conducted by Rev. j. y. Arthur, a
returned missionary from China. who is
spending his furlruEh with friends ~
Mount Pleasant Ohio.
ing Sunday. with Sabbath school at
1890 and preaching at 1870. conducted
by Rev. John Sharp OF Cadiz. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
CITY SCHOOLS To OBSERVE FIRE
PREVENTION DAY OCTOBER 97a
IN COMPLIANCE WITH PRoCLAMA-
TON ISSUED BY GoVEE-
NOR CoRNwELb.
Data In tho Anniversary OF the Grsas
Chicago Ftre-Appropr1ate
Exercises.

Thursday, October 9th, 1919. the ami
versary OF the great Chicago IRE, mas
hesn set aside as Fire Prevention Day,
Nv Governor John J. Cornwell in proc
Janation issued recently. In his procla-
nation. the governor sets out that 10
per cent OF fire losses in this state arc
due TO negligence on the part or the
neople and the annual fire losses in
West Virginia average S2.5O0.OOO. He
renuests that appropriate exercises be
held in all public schools throughout the
gtata and that civic and municipal otrl-
Gals prepare programs hat Will educate
the citizens to the necessity OF fire pre-
yertion and that an Investigation or
buildings be made by their owners ana
occupants for the removal OF possible
fire hazards.
Anpropriate exercises will b" held in
Gil the wheeling public schools on ihat
day, il was announced last niEhH oy
CITY Superintendent =. f.. Citizens. con-
sistinS OF fire drills and talks BY promi-
rent men. The complete program has
not a. vet been arranged, but Will be
given out shortly.
Following is copy OF the letter sent
out by State Fire Marshal John ).
Koran: together with the governor
proclamation:
Ftro Prevention Curtai1s Waste.
II desire 10 call your attention to the
enclosed proclamation OF Governor Corn
we'll, designating October y, 1919 as
Fire Prevention Day throughout the
state.
1T is unnecessary for me 10 recite 70
Won the necessities that exist for
more concerted effort TO teach the peo-
PIE that fire prevention curtaiIs waste.
Enormous sums in properties ana many
human lives will be saved IL the people
OF West Virginia can be impressed with
the knowledge that IS per cent OF all
fires are due 10 Carelessness ana are
preYentable.
Il have asked the mayors OF all our
Municipalities to observe the proclama-
zion issued by the Governor and l trust
that it will be your pleasure 10 assist
these officials in their plans for local
observanccs.
There is no class Of ren better quail
fled or more fortunately located. TO say
nothing Of the personal interest IN
yolyed. 10 place the matter OF fire pre-
vcntion directly before the people OF
this state. than h:c insurance agents. l
am certain that you will assist in this
matter OF necessary observation"
The Governors Proclamation.
"Inasmuch as this nation having
emerged vic;orIouS.y from the world
war, is now passing through period
Of recunStructlnn and reimbursement. and:
"Inasmuch rs the conservation of our
resources following their production. is
necessary and essential to our continued
prosperity in the march of our material
progress; and.
"InaSmuch as the fir" losses Of tho
stat, and nation are 4 dram IN our re-
sources. an absolute and continual waste.
IS per cent of such vast drc 10 negii-
r,rra aud urnyrutabl.. the fire loss IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Don't hesitate 70 enter the ligcn-
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
paiEn---if 1t is good for your ncighbors.
it's good for you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

tried for ono Of these MAGNIFICENT au'o-
mobiles. and other Will say. IF | had
only tried 4 little harder" Let no IF
stand in your way. Forget the word
and you will never have cause to bcrate
yourself for having passed up one or
the greatest opportunities OF your life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

The greater :h> necessity Tor saving
tho greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Mrs. Jones is working hard to land
"one of the seven Sh" enjoys a VIDE
and favorable acquaintance and her
friends are ral!yhng nicely t" her sup
port. Mrs Jones is District Sup"rin-
tcndcnt OF Richie Schools. Ohio county.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09
FARMERS CLUBS

The Farmers Clubs is one of the
farmers best social and educational
organizations. Here the farmers
problems can be taken up. One farm
er taking up one subject and another
some other problem and so on, thus
during the winter a good many SUBJ
jects can be taken up. Outside speak
ing can usually be secured as the
County Agent, some one from the Ag-
ricultural College or other education
al institution, the local doctor, lawyer
and school teacher. The package H.
brary at the North Dakota Agricul-
tural College contains material for
debates, dialogues, recitations and
plays. Many wide awake farm COM
munities have been surprised at what
they have accomplished in their Farm
ers Club.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09

and Funeral Director business dur
ing, and by reason of, the "fu'' epi-
demic, and
WHEREAS, the said complaint
was referred to the Council of De-
fense of this Williams county for in
vestigation, and
WHEREAS the said complaint was
referred to the Council of Defense of
this Williams County Of investiga-
ton. and
WHEREAS this Council caused a
hearing to be had on such complaint
at Williston, where witnesses were
examined, and the council having full
ly examined the books and records of
the said P. G. Hamre, covering q Pc
riod of more than one year last past,
and from such evidence and records
we are fully advised of the facts;
Now, therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED that we find
the complaints against said p. C.
Hamre untrue, and rumors and ac-
cusation of profiteering, unfounded,
and be- it further
RESOLVED that we find that the
funeral records Of Mr.. Hamre dis
close the fact that his charges for
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09

kenship visited the Missouri Ridge
and the North Missouri Ridge schools
Tuesday and did some repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Poe and fam
lily visited at S. NJ. Clark's Sunday.
Miss Gusta Bronder is visiting her
Uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gromatka. Her school in District "a
has been closed because of the flu
epidemic.
Miss Sylvia Hartman and Birdie
Clark are living in the Missouri Ridge
school house during the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindholm were
in town Tuesday.
A large number from the Ridge at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. San. Clark
in Williston Tuesday.
Mrs. B. C. Keihle took care &C Will
Clark's infant Tuesday at *he 5. NJ.
Clark home. -,.@
The Short boys called at A. C.
Wagenman's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ashwill and fam.
lily were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Harrington
are at home again after having the
flu in Williston. ....
George Ramey is out of the hos
ptial at the Bremerton Navy Yard
where he has been confined for. two
months and II days. He expects to
return to Williams county soon.