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McMecher1 Briefs.

Herbert UIlom has returned nome az
for sncodine a number OF days with
friends in Pennsylvania
Miss Sybil McDcrmitte has returned
To this city after brief visit with her
aunt at Charleston.
Dali Frankhauscr Is confined at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Reading. serious
ly Ill.
Ed. Faucette has returned to this city
ePtcr a brief visit with friends at Win
chester.
Arthur Mason. who has been spending
several days at Barnesville. has return
cd TO the Hotel Refer.
Charles Chilcs has returned 10 his
home at Mddleport, after stopping al
the Keffer Hotel for number OF days
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Spears have re-
turned to this city after spending a
number Of days at Sistersville.
Mis- Grace Yost, OF Clarksburg. ID
spending g. number Of daysl nthis city
with friends.
Jessie Murphy. who was run down
by an automobile several days ago. Is
getting along nicely.
Albert Ackcr. Of Wheeling. spent yes
tcrday in this city on business.
PIker Berry. Of Moundsville. spent
last evening in this city with friends.
Miss Elsie Rum. Who has been visit
ing friends. has returned to her home
nj Youngest own.
Paul Deitz has returned home after
spending a number of days with rela-
tives at Glenn Easton.
Howard johnson, who mas been call
ing on friends In this city for NUMBER
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noon. All members are asked to attend.
Mrs. Leslie Workman left yesterday
for her home in Pittsburgh after a visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Burch
Of Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Marshal D. Green and daughter
Ruth, spent Easter with Mrs N. c.
Chuchman
Prof. Fred Sloop. Of Steubenvile, was
q visitor tn the city on Wednesday.
operation at the Glendale hospital the
first of the week for appendicitis. IS
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Kelly have re-
turned to their home on Lockwood ave"
nue. after a visit with friends and r2la-
tives in Steubenville.
Mrs. @. H. McKim and children left
on Saturday to visit relatives in Ohio,
expecting to return in on" month.
Mrs Everett Hartley has been taken
from tho Glendale hospital to her home
on Center street. She has been recover
ing rapidly after an operation.
Miss Arninta Higgins, of Jefferson
avenue, has gone to Parkersburg. where
she will spend some time with her SIS
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. TruaX. Of New
Martinsville. arc spending a few days
in the city with friends and relatives.
DR.. W. Y. Teagarden, city health off,
Ger of Cameron. was in the city enroute
to Parkersburg. to attend meeting OF
the state health authorities.
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dppHcation to admit to prohate91led Set
with waivers Of notice. Testimony OF
J. q. CLANCY witness to will Of W. r.
Smith and Elwood Devices az to sigma
ture Of deceased witness ta&en. reduced
to writing and filed Probate and record
ordered
Estate Of Arthur I. Elliot. decd Tes-
tinouy OF D. W. Cooper. witness to Will
taken reduced to writing and flied.
Probate and record ordered. Citation or
dered end issued to widow TO make cleo
ton under'wilL
Estate OF Stephen Connolly. decd. VIII
admitted to probate and record ordered
Estate Of Henry George, decd. Testt-
mony Of Stella Neal Lappert witness to
Will taken, reduced to writing and filed
VIII admitted to probate. and recorder
dered- Citation ordered end issued tr
widow to mako election under win.
EIla Vincent, adnr1 Of W M Owens
dect vs. Bernice Owens. ct al Summons
for MINOR defendants returned and filed
endorsed with shcriff's return Of serv.
ices Ii.
Estate John Rarschenberg. deed. VIII
apIcation to admit to probate filed. Set
for hearing April 20. 1919. Notice or
dered and issued to Wv. CUnvoe1l- and
cause continued
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RHEUMATISM.
like A MULE
:;

You've got to coax It to make G
co.. 'Neutrone Prescription -"
will start the most stubborn and
logged case OF rheumatism.
We have witnessed its effective.
ness In hundreds Of cases, It does
things. -
"Neutrone Prescription SO" Is en-
tirely different from the old preprs-
ton in that 1t aims at eliminating
all Rheumatic poisons by purifying
the blood, common sense teaches you
this.
It removes those awful pains.
limbers up those swollen stth
Joints and muscles in a way that VIII
surprise you. Get bottle today, get
the old stuff out Of your system. 60c
and 81 the bottle at your druggist. .
c.H Griest 4 Co.. druggists and LEAD
Ing druggists everywhere. :
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New Cop on the Job.

Eight speeders were araisned before
Mavor Baylcss yesterday and were
handed fine of S. and cost or twenty
days in the cooler. All men were ape
10 nav the amount and were permitted
TO 90 on their way.
Tuesday WAS the first day for Traffic
Cop Henry McCartle, and he certainly
did a rushing business. as the autoists
were not posted that the city had new
traffic officer. In five minutes he mace
a clean sweep Of five and later three
more.
Due to the good roads in this city the
spccders feel like feeding the gas after
passing through Benwood. They nave
seemed to be under the impression that
McMechen is so small that it Is useless
10 have COPS and not knowing that
special cop had been named he was able
10 pick off quite a number This Is the
most that has been in police court for
several months.
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of days has returned to his home ~
Darlington.
Miss Bertha MARBLE WAS calling on
friends In Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Iris Killer, who has been con-
fined TO her home for some time Is now.
on the road to recovery.
Jack Wearing has returned 70 me-
home in Hartford after spending NUM-
Der of days in. this city on business: ~
Miss Opal Hazellette- who has been
spending number Of days in this city
with her parents. has returned to ner
home at ParkersburS.
hos. Cleve, Of Warwood. was Z ouA-
ness visitor in this city yesterday. RI
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Seniors Defeat Preshies

Tuesday evening II the Union high
school gymnasium Il very interesting
game of vollcy ball was played when the
seniors met the treshies. defeating
them by q decisive score. The game
WAS very fast and interesting. Miss
Hoffman starred for the Seniors. while
Mr.. Hart played very good game for
the Frrshirs. 1t was one OF the best
games ever played on the Union floor
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Tate Over Factories.

The factories Of the Joseph kkac sons
Company here have been taken over by
the KIccson Company. headed By Marcus
Bachcrheimer who has been affiliated
with the K!cc Company for many years
Mr.. Bachenhc,mcr will act - general
manner Of the two factoric!j and the
official change will occur Mfg !. Tn"
company is capitalized ii S3'R'0Ou with
S20e. 900 paidi n.
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MOUNDSvILLEE.
NEWS
Drive Continues,

Official figures on III" result q INC
efforts cC the workers in tn" local Lib
crty loan drive are no. available. En""c
In charge say that while suhscrlp IONS
are coming in the drive has not. been
vrrv active as yet. and the real work
is now ahead. The organization jprom-
ises that full steam will be matH: i'll d
day or Two.
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ST, CLAIRSVILlE


Estate Of Frank 8. Bethel, deceased.
Application Ned for appointment Of ed
1linistrator Bond $500, filed and ap-
proved. Appointment made. letters or
dered and issued Inventory ordered ana
issued.
Rachel A. Philips, administrators Of
Lawrence D. Phillips, deceased. vs.
Rachel A. Phillips ct al. Summons Tor
minor defendant returned and fled en-
dorsed with proof Of service.
Angeline Porter, deceased Aproca-
,9ion dled for appointment Of adHnnis-
ttrErh Bond fled and approved. -Ap-
;pointmer. uae6e. letters ordered and 1s-
sued. Inventory Of real and personal
.property. ordered and issued
Eugene Wilson. administrator OF gu
sene Wilson, ST., deceased vs.. William
J Wilson ct al Petition to sen zeal
estate to pay debts 'dled Win waiver OF
summons and "ws1yer. Of tfroerto answer
nv an defendants Canse heard 6ndtnS
/. that an .nefem5antg zre properly before
! the court, that the allegations OF petI
ton are tue, end sale Of ren estate
necessary to Fay debts. Appra4se1nert
ordered, order ISSUED aod cE0se con-
,ttrued.
George Il. ScheeG- suaztsan-efw
iev.B. FrasSer. vs.. his~ward ct 81 Order
of-notfre returned and Eed endorsed
win, reeurn Of guardian end With COPY
Of notice. azH SyzDet OF pervsce tnereo1
EttaGped-
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City Council Meet.

The city council will hold their weekly
session this evening at the. mayors
office. At this meeting n number OF i'm
portant business matters nrc To be
taken I'D and discussed. This meeting
is of much Importance and 1t is request
ed that as many members as possible be
present
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CHARLESTON. April pm; P. SHAY,
chairman Of the state board Of regents
today announced a meeting OF the noara
to be hel in Fairmont In Nay "a snh h. taas
the final meeting Of IT. the sts RHar boa Teio Of
edu Is io1' brovided for in the new school
code, viii be held in Charleston for hFe
days. beginning June Is. ,,,o,,,,af
The heads Of all the state eouca opf na.
emee at the final meeting Of the board
Of regents Of the new school policy lot
the year beginning Joul will be asreea
upon. -
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS /:
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Held Initiation Last Evening.

Tho United lodge No. 26. Daughters OF
Rcbclah. held a very interesting meet
Ing last evening in the Odd Fellows
hall on Marshall street. A large class
of candidates were initiated into the or
der. and many interesting talks were
made. The meeting was largely at
tended.
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Drive Continues.

The drive for the Armenian relief fund
will continue throughout this week Re-
prrts have been made by the. committees
and they state that they arc meeting
with fine success. McMechcn's quota
is s7O0. The amount is not large for
This city and 1t is assured that 1t can
be raised. and no doubt willIgo over the
Ton
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wonnsu'skGub to Meet.

A -an haa beee fasped for a meeting
OF the Wornan's lClub Of this city to be
held Friday aft, raoon at home Of Mrs
c. E WOODBURY. on Fifth street. Mrs.
A. c. Scrogginst will be associated WITH
Mrs WOODBURY. as joint hostess. The
annual election OF officers will take
place and "a sspod program has been ar
ranged
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FIRST Performance Tonight.

This evening the Il rst performance Of
the play arranged 10y the Industrial
given in the Park theatre. 'Katcha
koo,- Is the name q the play. and 1t is
founded on scenes jim the Orient, with
appropriate music, bnd dancing. The ad-
vance salo of seats Ror the performances
tonight and tom tu'ow night has been
very large.
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wy71 nose nnq4

TfaB ufhemoon meeting ofithe class
OF local school teachers taught by Prof.
Amber of the state university win be
held. and the class will be closed. Prof.
Amber promises to come here May 8 to
address, local gathering on the peace
treaty. The lecture will be given free
Of Charge
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Many Attended Dance.

Many people Of this city attended the
dance last evening at BenWood at the
armory hall. given by the Protective
Home Circle. The evening was delight
fully spent. Bacnmans orchestra fur
nlshed an attractive program OF the
latest dance selections Refreshments
were served throughout the evening.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- Entertained.

Little Gladys Caldwell entertained
group of her friends last evening at her
home on Grant avenue. The time was
spent IN games. music and other inter
csting amuscnents. At seasonahle
hour the guests were served 10 Il de-
lLclouS luncheon.
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@..Guh r.n,ntnr.

Arrangements are being made by the
choir OF the Calvary III. Z. church for a
musical. ent attainment to be held in the
church neg Monday evening. The
Ladies Glce Club of West Virginia Yves
leyan College will be here. and very
credttable production Is assured. Tick
cts for.the Sevent are now on sale
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ROW soouts Hold rreetiue.

Tho McMcchen troop Of the Boy
Scouts Will meet this evening in the par
lors Of the First NJ E. church. The time
will be spent in drilling games and
other diversions. At late hour the
scouts will be served to light lunch
con.
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meeting IS very important and large
number OF members ar expected.
District No. will meet nj the home
Of Mrs. Owen FinncGan. on Broadway
This meeting will prove very interesting
and it Is urged that all members be
present.
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MECHEN
T,afltes' Aid Meet.

Tie Ladies' Aid Society OF IN" Flrst
Christian church will Hold an all day
n'nn,inr 1n.,lav in The church. The time
will be devoted mostly 10 quilting. a
lunch hour 4 delicious dinner will be
served, 1t is requested that all ladies
be present.
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Small Fra.

The fire department Responded to
call from the east end IF the city yes
terday afternoon. a stlblc and chicken
house owned by an Ital Bln family named
Saulles was afire. but = bucket brigade
extinguished the flam Is.
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novS A~.Eo11f0

Hsmer and George Manning eons-of
home, from France They enlisted In
Ciere1and h May 1917. in the 12oth
United States Engineers During the
two years they were In France they
were never separated George was bat
Is years old when he enlisted. and was
the youngest member OF the division.
they saw much active service and have
pna1sytthrfhug stoT4es to Tefnte-
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TnIitaa AID Society.

Mrs Scott Chambers will entertain
the members Of District No / Of the
Laa4es Aid Society. of the First NJ. E.
church, this evening at her home on
Logan street. A pleasant evening has
been planned and a full membership Is
expected.
District No. will meet this evening
at the home Of Mrs. Chamberlain. This
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RSan,O Observance,

Members Of the Baptist church OF
This city are arranging for the observ-
ancc 90 Baptist Denomnational Sunday
in the church next Sunday. Rev. ]. M.
Crfssaeal Will preach special sermons,
and an effort is being made to have a
very large congregation on hand at all
services on that day.
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wellahnrr HriafR

Elias .Eazear. who had his knee badly
injured while at work over a week ago.
fs still unable to engage in his work.
B1rs. Benjamin Harvey and daughter
Miss Jessie, Of Pittsburgh. were visiting
relatives IN the city over Easter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
NJ. e. church Will hold business meet
ing IN the church parlors this after
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auditorium a rehearsal will be held TOT
the Benwood Glec Club minstrels. Ihere
orc Just three more rehcarsais oe1ore
the MINISTRIES are staged and all those
taking part are. urged to be present
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Rrca~ 0UcH.

r4n4e oFJanes q Yearsn- decd S:Hes-
tinacy OF JerrSe b Clayland. witness TO
WIN and OF }. W. Osborn md Margaret
! C. OBfcrne-tas % sisnntuTa OF dsceaned
witness tnKen. reduced to writing and
fled. WEI ad1uttted 10 probate and rec
ord ordered. C~a4ior ordered and Issued
to ytdoS-to make election under viii.
Estate OF Nancy Anderson. decd VIII
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nircniH CONT

A special session Of circuits court was
held here yesterday, and CIV chanccry
matters were cleared away. Judge SOM
mcryillc announced that Another spc-
cial term will be held next "Wednesday.
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Services Wen Attended.

The weekly prayer service Of the
First NJ E. church WAS held last even
ing in the auditorium Of the church.
Rev. Buckley conducted the servicc'and
delivered Il very interesting talk. The
meeting was well attndcd.
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The .tnreral of the young child OF Mr..
and Mrs Levi Church took place yester-
day afternoon in the family home on
Hancock street lnterment took place
the Gfee1dawn cemetery. The child died
Tuesday, morning following short ILL.,
ness ofRpneumouia.
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l. xkt evening a very successful dance
was held In the Ellis hall on Lafayette
avenue under the direction Of tho
Knights OF Columbus Of this city The
attendance WAS large and very enjoy
abba evening was spent
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Drunk T1nedJ

Leandcr McCluud.n was before Mayor
Chaddock in police COURT yesterday
morning, on a drunk CHA Ee was
ash
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C. B. Roe Of this city viii speak at
.Sfro Par& theatre in connections with the
campaign Of the Four Minute men on
the Fifth Liberty Loan Janes-T King
Of McMechen VIII speak at the Midway
theatre in McsMechen. Last evening Ig-
,natius Brennan Spoloe> at the local the
.atre and Charles MorninGstar in Mo
FNfecfna .. %.
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Pharmacists TO Mest

The, annual meeting Of the West Wir-
gtrfa Pharmaceutical Association will be
held IN Wheeling May Is and Is. Local
pharmacists win attend The state board
IS and Il, the two days pryor to the
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Tha MiuStrelN
= I1O 1I44A1 - OAO
If tho Tal1Shr1rP Mn

Forfymemhers of the Wellsburg Mn
strels met with such kindly recognition
at City Hafl, Brilliant on Tuesday night
that with one accord they feel grateful.
The hail WIS filed to tho limit with as
many ns possible looking and listening
through! the open windows. A browning
Success Is the all around verdict.
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Eew.Cnzrea P1IeA.

AMf1a Clayton VS.. Alien Clayton
Action for divorce and ainnouy.
Adam Steele VS.. Mike .MaTkovich- nc
tiou for u,oney only. amount caaaned
s5noo.
John Creonzs We. The MHrufactn1eE
Light and Heat Co., a corporation Ac-
tton- 1dr damages, amount -ckHtmed $Si6-
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The Shoe Hospital. Whceling's big
gest and best shoe repair factory. lo4e
Main street.
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SuccesgfurNnnce

Tho Shos: HOSPITAL. WheofnErS big
tenst s1d Best shoe repair factory -1045
kMntn-street-
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"I erw an advertisement Tor CUT
c,,a and sent for sample. ! bought
more. and used two cakes OF Soap
and one box Of Ointment when she
vas healed" (Signed) Mrs. Fred
Bryan, 100 Railroad ST., Chester
w. Va, July %, 1918.
1 cus;err. Toilet Trio, consisting Of
co,r Oin,pnsnt and T alcuul, promotes and
nnai,tains skiu purity. comfort and health.
Sanaplo Each Free BY Mail. Address:
sCricrsa. Dept. II. Boeten-" Sold every
where, Is cents each
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red blotches and keW
spreading tin almost all
bar face was IN spots.
Then they got scaly look
ing and very itchy. They
made her face very dis
figured.
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WELLSbURG

ARRANGEMENTS are being made for n
big demonstration in III" interest OF IN"
Victory Loan l'0ndS At follanshnr. on
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock, Win
bands. parade and speakers and at G
O'Clock Of tho Same evening. at Wells
burg Tho soldiers who b'trc returned.
will again answer the call and fall in
line. this time for Victor!'s sake. Fur
thrr particulars Will be given later.
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Marriage LacGrNA.

John Brown OF wtatan izszs89. Rssrzzna
E. Campbell, ct BarnesviIle
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s1ngene Fl. Lewis Of Cincinnati and
Blanche Larkin Banknecht Of Martins
Ferry y
Nickola Derentorcjcric and Suna Stcj.
both of Bellaire.
John Rozic and Katherine Roper. both
Of Martin Ferry.
Charles G. Mcclure and DTuccy M.
Brown. both OF DillIes Bottom
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Rea5Sy Deeds RItCa


william H Il Groves to Thomas },
Houser. Land In Washington township;
$1,000
J. W Osbornst Da<fa Lend
IN Washington towrrshtp: $500.
Nettte Taneyhin to Frank J. Eaney-
hin to Mary and Ne11Ie 9zncyhW- Land
IN Barnesrirle; 81.
Robert C Brown and. Louisa. Cs-'Brown
TOE n. Sowies ct al F1fey-sfx acres
IN: Pu1tncy township; 81.
Ida z. Gneiser and husband ITO Louis
Cooke and Prnsy Cooke Land IN Pease
township: $4,000.
Margaret Darrah ct 81 to Francis 'Ua-
vfson Land in Pense township: 81.
C. 2. T1nbcrlaloe, administrator ofefhe
estate of Elizabeth A. Stotseery. deocas-
ed, to Peter Stotsbery. Land.in Puitney
township; $500.
Jennie B. Claytand to P. W. Auft- Lots
IT and Is in St Clairsville;.S1
John A. Campbell ct Tx. 10 Earl q.
Harrison. Part Of lot Sc in BarnesviTle;
81
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Moundsv1ua Briefs.

Mrs. Jess Crim1nell, of Jefferson ave-
nue., rs the guest of her parents. IN
Mariotta, o.
Miss Josephine Brantner, who has
been IN at her home on Fourth street, is
able to be about
Arch T. Martin is spending the week at
his farm near Elm Grove.
Mrs Will Seelbach, who Is under
treatment at the Glendale hospital, is in
a serious condition.
Miss Ethel TruaH. who underwent an
AprQ 18th, at Golfer; on Tuesday. at
Franklin and Ebenczer; on Wednesday
at Bethany. There Is q great stir on ut
Ghe places named and the same prevails
all over the~County.
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0VC<1D
Crf b. Haassn an6-w wife zua &er9stez
B Wilson and wife to Joseph Faaascek
ct al. Lot 126 IN Pease. ID SIN.
Amy Nichols Walker. ct alto Adac9da-
tor. Lots 10 and 20 in Morxistnwp-S f650
CarlH Hadsell and yeffezazsd Lester B,
Wilson and wife to John .MrHek- Lot
127 IN WoHhur8t $40.
John OstrosRt to- CarfH -Ra6sen, .ee a
lot 1:6-at WotfhuEst, $40.
W. D. Leo and Bessie q. .Lne4D.ef4r
p Barlow. Lot in UnIontnvn- $50.
Can ". Shtnp and Sa1aL Sdmp 10
Echo CpafCp- Lot IN MatiusyUve$1N.
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CuSick-McKitrick

United in marriage on Easter Sunday.
April 90. 1919. ut tho Christian church.
Miss Mildred Cusick. daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Cusick. and Mr.. Carl
atcKitrick. Rev. H F. Lutz the pastor.
officiated.
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Rehearse for Alngtrels.

This evening at the Public School
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County Meanings

Arrangements arc being made 70
Victory Loan meetings outside OF th'
city, beginning with Monday evening