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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
BELLA|RE HAS.
ASSET:SOF OVER
: ONE MILLION
city AUDITORS RBPoET TO STATE
AUTHORITIES GIVES ACCURATE
DATA AS TO C1TYS
- FINANCES.
WATER WORKS VALUATION PLACED
At ovBR S4oo, 900; RECEIPTS
EXCEED EXPENDITURES
BY NEARLY $4,000.
CITY Is BONDED PoR S1ea,5so WHILE
n ANNUAL PAYROLL AMOUNTS
TO OVER Ss5Iooo.

City Auditor McGaushey has COM
pleted a statement OF financial figure.
Of the city for the state accounting btu
Seau at Columbus and some interesting
data is available rs a result.
- Tho fixed assets OF the city are given
as sl,13T,S5o.00. with the city water
works plant valuation fixed at s422.s0.0o'
Tho actual receipts Of the city for the
year 1918 woe $i55.s1+.6s. this amount
being In excess OF the actual expendl-
lures by only s$.?o8.64.
During the year the city spent for sal.
aries and wages of it's employees and
officials an amount Of s55.2S2.oo.
The total bonded debt of the city Is
S163,55o.oo.of which amount sl4OO0ooO Is
on the city water works plant and the
So3.500 being the general bonded debt.
The sinking fund trustees have &c
their credit at the present time securl'
ties and moneys to the amount Of slS,'
I41.55.
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RIVER NEWS

I The river at s p. N. 1t the wharf
WAS stationary, with s feet q the
marks and the gauge at the not or
McMechen dam was s feet IL inches
and stationary. The report yeserday
showed tho river falling every pice In
the upper rivers with the exception or
Pittsburgh where rise OF from four
tenth Of q foot was recorded. owing To
the raising Of Davis Island daL and
dam No. . at Coraopolis. Both ofthcsc
nools are about filled and running over
and that water reached here during the
might. end a slight rise will be reprted
! here today.
There was only one departure from
this wharf yesterday, and that wa the
Helen E for New Matamoras at noon
with a good trip. j
The Liberty arrived last night rom
McConncllsville and will leave FOR Par
kersburg today at noon.
The Helen E will be In tonight rom
New Matamoras.
Owing to the low stage Of the ivcr
in the Wheeling district. some STAN
boatmen are expecting the dams ofthc
!. district to be raised. but this Will not
be done unless the river falls. to an
abnormaI1y low stage, government OF
flcinls say, but there is no morernt
of this kin din view for the. regular
program calls for the raising OF The
dams in April.
Lieut.. Col. ". ". Chubb. q. 3. r.. las
been appointed assistant to Col. II. W.
Sickle In charge Of locks and dams
in the Pittsburgh district. and ms "
fetal duties Will often bring him 70
Wheeling for administrative visits ed
TO confer with Colonel Howell. in chase
Of. this kind in view for the regnlr
been stationed in the Philippine Islan>
during the period OF tho war.
Atver fe1eCrams.
| DAVIS ISLAND DAM-3.6 feet. IA
ing: clear.
MoRGANTOwN-s feet, stationary
clear
PARKERsBURG-6 feet. fallins
sTEuBEHv1L1i et.t,onary
clear.
OIL CITY-1.s fGet! N. .i:sn1 try CLOUDY
WARREN-1.4 fee" Aa1; eiDD
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4uuane Society Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Belmont
County Humane society was held at tho
First Presbyterian church here yester-
day afternoon. County Agent Roy Nc
Mannus and Attorney D. D. Dubois sub
mitted their reports. Directors for the
ensuing year were elected as follows;
Il. E .Sulsberger. Bert Shaffcr, J. s.
Shannafelt, J. Nj. S. Henley. William
Porterfeld, c. w. Weyrick- D. W.
Shields, Elmer w. Nichols and W. y
Umstead The directors organized by
electng officers as follows. President,
D. w. Shields; vice president. l. W.
Nichols: secretary. W. 0. Cnstead. and
treasurer C. W. Wcyrick. The directors
will meet soon to hire an agent Tor the
ensuing year. as we'll as an attorney.
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money can buy, for the protection OF the
property Of the residents Of the town.
"All of the residents of the place are
simply waiting for some one to take the
matter UP. and call for r. mass meeting
of the citizens TO plan what action VIII
be taken in regard TO this matter. Busi-
hess houses will not locate in the town.
or factories begin business here Win
the knowledge that their stocks ana
property will not be protected from loss.
some Of the members Of the city
council claim that the new water mains
should be laid first, while the citizens
maintain that the new fire equipment
should be bought first ms with the pres
cnt equipment, only one stream OF water
can be put on the fire regardless or the
size of the water mains. while with
booster pump, two streams Of water can
be sent to the top Of any building in
town, as has been shown by demonstra-
lions.
Ey all means lot us have the new
water mains. and the repairs to the west
End bridge as soon as possible. but let
us rot put the matter off until some
indefinite time in the future. and per-
hans lose some Of our property and per-
haps the lives Of some Of our citizens at
the same time"
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Queen Esther VALENTINO Social.

The Queen Esther Circle Of the West
Bridgeport Methodist Episcopal church
will hold n valentine social at the
church this evening. AMI the following
program will be rendered:
Piano Durt-Elazel Morris, Grace Big
Ter.
RendinE-Ruth Conway
Piano Solo-Mary Gilman
Vocal 'Duet-Mrs. John Irby, Mrs.
Charles King.
Piano Solo--Robcrt Jackson.
Pinno Solo-Martha Davis
.Reading-AEnes McGough.
Plano Duct-Hazcl Morris, Grace Big
Ter.
Vocal SoIo--Mrs. Clyde Grimes.
Duct-Lcroy Gilbert. II. Hinman.
Vocal Solo-Sarah Kugler.
Rcadinx-Ruth Conway.
Vocal Solo-orace Lille.
Reading-Mahcl Wilson.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. Charles. Dixon,
Garce Lillcy.
Talk-Mrs. Nell McGough. -
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Conrad Myers Dead.

Conrad Wilhelm Myers. son Of Jacob
and Caroline MycrS of this city passed
away al IN early hour yesterday morn
ing following a brief illness. He was
in the 3"nd year Of his age. and IS sue
vivcd by his wife. Mrs. Blanche Ella
Myers. and two children. Nilhelm ana
MARY Evelyn Unr brother G.Orge
Myers of this city also survives besides
his parents. Funeral services will be
conducted from tho late home tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock in charge OF Rev.
VIM. korrthucr Of the English Lutheran
church, and the remains will DC in
tered ut Rivrrvicw cemetery.
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Bellaire Briefs

Men of the Second Presbyterian
church held meeting last evening DIT
tho church and planned an orGan'zstio'
Men and boys OF the Reformed church
held a meeting at tho Central EE'nht :,
SUM last night to practice oaske'D'''
and volley ball. .. .
Rcv +, l.. Erect is to speak at a
Christian Endeavor rally at BarnesFl'le
next Thursday evening.
Ladies OF the U. p. church Will serve
supper Saturday evening
"Re-cnlistment day" will be observed
at the Second Presbyterian church on
| March end. =,
Miss Leola simons has returned to
! Washington. D. G., 10 resume her WI
! in the treasury department.
| Mrs Elmer Wise. Of Ncffs. has rc-
c,iycd word from Louisville. O.. OF the
! I,,,h ~ william Dcnhnw. her uncle.
i number from here will attend tho
New Era meeting at st. Ciairsriilc next
Sunday.
Cottage owners OF Epworh Park hc-
| thcsda, met last night at the South hei-
| laire M. Z. church.
! Tho annual thank offering meeting or
the Shadysidc Presbyterian church IS 10
bn held tho evening Of February 2Gth al
| tho church.
| Miss Lulu Jones entertained friends
| las. evening at her hume on Guernsey
| street
Tho Peter Gordon Eibie class has is
sued invitations for a Valentine day
| party.
Tho Senior c. E. society OF tn" Second
! Presbyterian church meets n"St Monday
evening ut the church
Mrs. Walter Wilkinson entertained q
! number Of ladies at i 81 xo'clock dinner
last evening.
Tho condition Of Jesse Potts Is again
! quite serious at the city hospital ~h"rt
h. had his foot nmputatcd.
The Boy Scouts meet this evening Al
the Second Presbyterian church.
Hope Commandcry K. T. hold meet
inc last night al tho Masonic hall.
4 dcIrCation of local MasonS will sc
! 70 Wheeling this evening on frltcrna
! visit.
Miss Esther Nicholson rs home IRON Z
visit with her sister AT Akron.
John Morgan. who underwent an or
Grafton ut The North Wheeling hospIta
is Improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sned"k"r viii Ef
To lodi. W. Va, this week t" visit rcla
itiNcs.
There were but cigh: cases OF Spanish
Influenza in Bellairc during the montf
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Quality shoe repairing doubles the HE
Of a pair Of shoes Have them remade
by bringing them to The Shoe Hospital
1045 Main Street, Wheeling. ja-lo--V
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Piano Duet-Hazel Norris, Grace Big
1ridRSport 1rtsfG.

Bridgeport 0f1s1e'
The regular weekly rehearsal OF the
choir OF the English Lutheran church
was held last night.
Mrs. Drummond is improving nicely
following her recent illness.
The condition Of the children OF clyde
Bartlebaueh of the Heights, who have
been i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Laura, OF
Lorraine. Ohio. are spending a few Gays
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Duncan in Kirkwood.
Mrs. Alma Frankhouser OF Cleveland.
Ohio, is spending few days visiting
friends here.
Harry Mitchner has returned to ms
home IN New Cumberland after short
visit with friends in Kirkwood.
Mrs. John Hill Of Huntington spent
Yesterday visiting relatives in kirk-
wood.
Heights Is still confined to his home
with illness.
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mr. NeH Dies.

DR.. Enoch Neff. q former resident OIL
p,,ltney township and we'll known -
many Of the older residents here now
died at his home in Topeka Kan. &C
cording 10 word received here Death
came Monday, following an illness OF Il
complication of diseases. Besides ms
wife he leaves a sister and two broth
ers. Intermcnt was in the cemetery al
Topeka
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pythians Held Initiation

Tho Pythian lodge of this ell! held II
sncc;al meeting in their lodge room on
North Fourth strcct,last night. at "hich
time tho now officers for the coming
year were installed. Following the ser
ricc 81 large class Of candidates TOR
mcn,h,rship in tho order were passeI
,,rourh me degrees. after which all OF
the members rrr?"nt were entertained
"a, =, social GCH"irn,
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Ned Men Meet Tonight.

waneta tribe, No. IS. OF the Improved
Order Of Red Men OF this city will hold
their weekly meeting in the Fra'crnai
hall on North Fifth street. this evening
and all Of the members arc requested 10
be present, as plans will he maze TOT
reception for the home coming SoIaIer
members of the tribe \ large number
Of the local Redskins" saw service with
Uncle Sans paleface soldiers. and 10
doubt all will be glad TO get back TO
minyeI with their fellow members about
the council fire. e
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The local Ex-High club will hold one
Of their popular dances in the hall OF
the Elks' club. on North Fourth street
this evening and all the members OF inc
club, with their lady friends. Will PROB
ably be present. One Of the best orchcs,
tras IN this vicinity has been enGagHo
10 render fine program Of dance music:
and n buffet luncheon will be served
during the evening.
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ENTIRE TOWN IN
DANGER SAYS A
BDCPT. CITIZEN
rIRE IN LARGE BUILDINGS WOULD
BE DISASTROUS TO TOWN SAYS
PROMINENT LOCAL MAN.
ENTIRE COMMUNITY ANXIOUS FOB
MODEM FIRE F19HTING APPA-
RATUS SAYS MAN INTERVIEWED.
EXCUSE OF CoUNCnET TO AWAIT
LAYING OF NEW WATER hA1NS
Is ONLY A SUBTERfU GE.

This entire city Is in danger Of being
wiped nut by fire, at any hour Of. the
day or night that fire might get start
cd The members of the fire department
unanimously agree that should fire
get stnrtcd anywhere in the business
part OF town. say in the building IF the
Acorn Liquor company or the Heinl"1n
block. or even the Scott Lumber works
1t would gain so much Roadway before
the Anticipated apparatus Of the local
fire department could get in shape TO
do any effective work that half OF the
town would be wiped out.
All Of tho citizens OF the town who
hive the interest Of tho community az
heart arc anxious 10 see some decent
equipment secured. In an interview with
the local correspondent yesterday even
ing. Frank DGugherty tho local barber.
and wcll-known resident of kirkwood
said: Il am strictly in favor OF the
fire department OF the Town being
equipped with the best appliances that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
COAL miner IS
! FATALLY INJURED

Dewey Yoho, Of Bellaire. W. fatally
injured at his work last evening at the
Webb Coal mine Of Shadyside. while al
his work Yoho was enployd as
driver there. following the ACCIDENT he
was removed to the Bellaire hospital,
where he was attended by DR.. Ring OF
Shadysidc. and DR.. Shepherd Of 3cllaire.
TIL. full details Of the accident Guild not
he obtained,
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Retail arocers, Meeting.

Tho Retail Groccrs Association OF
this city held a we'll attended meeting IN
the audiiorl Of the city building last
night and business concerning the or
gunizalion was discussed.
An effort is being made by the com
mittr. appointed some time ago 10 get
the balance Of the grocrrs and butchers
Of the city 10 come into the body ana
arrce 10 the prescribed closing time.
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rwn Alnus of Fire.

The local fire department yesterday
answered two alarms In tn" morning
at 10 o'clock an alarm called the depart
ment 70 Washington str"et. n"ar Thirty
fourth \ spark from :. chimney had
icnitnd som. shingles OF Il house owned
BY Fl. Caldwell Of Cap:ina and occupied
bv VITO families. Tho damage WAS only
about s.. Last evening at : o'clock an
alarm was turned in from boy No. A..
II proved Ia be IL false one
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Tho last OF tho week day special scr.
vices for this week will be held in the
". T.. church this evening ut which time
tho pastor, Rev. W. w. Long. will preach
on the subject sThc Drive" The final
Of tho series or sermons on interesting
subjects will he heard on Sunday even
ing. when the subject The Roll CALI
will be discussed by the pastor
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place of death. nchargc Of Roy. r. p.
Mcdaniel Of tho First Baptist church.
Services will be conducted at o'clock.
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An interesting meeting OF inc LhdleS
Aid Society OF the Welsh ConErcgationh'
church Of this city was held IN VIC
church parlors on South Fourlh s,ree,
Yesterday afternoon. beginning at "
O'clock. and q large number Of tho mon
hers of the organization were present.
The committee IN charge Of the affair
was COMPOSED of Mrs. Richard Hopkins
and Mrs, Robert Griffith. and all en-
joycd fine time.
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40 Date for INQUEST.

Coroner John r. Wyatt Of this city.
has not yet set Il dat" for holding the
inquest into last. Fridays fatal auiomo-
bile accident at Martins Ferry. The cor
oner is awaiting the outcome OF the In
iuries suffered by members Of the auto
marty, Two of the occupants Ht the car
have died. Mrs. August Haas. OF TINS
city being killed outright and her sister
dying later.
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Funeral services were held over the
romans or Florence. tho young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Neigh. Of
Stop 23Is on the Barton line yesterday
afternoon al two o'clock in charge Of
Roy. Beavers OF the Lansing NJ. L.
church with intcrmcnt at Linwood ccm-
etcry.
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Lecture Largely Attended.

4 large number or the members OF
The Fifth street Methodist Episcopal
church were in attendance at the lee
turc given last night by DR.. D. T.. Skcl-
ton Of Columbus. Ohio. on the subject
Of The Negroes part in tho World De-
mocracy" The speaker was intensely
interesting and we'll Informed on the
subject. Following the lecture, SOC
mi evening was enjoyed.
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Hi-h School Rhetorica1, ro6.v

Tho .rhctorirals for the Bridgeport
High school this year will be given by
the members of the sophomore class this
morning and afternoon. The sophomore
GLASS being recognized as the most to-.
cnled IN literary way Of tho high
school this year. more than the usual
interest is being taken in todays. re-
citalS. Many friends Of tho pupils out
side the school. will attend.
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F'uncral services over IN" remain :"
The late Miss F,ssic topwriIhE 81 va N
street. who passed away lew u"'
ago. will he conducted from 81. Mary y
r.,,bo,ic church, on North Fourth street.
wis morning at . o'clock. in charge ot
ROY Father &. A. Mulhcarn. andln'cr-
mont will take place in II. Mary :
cemetery.
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1.ettar Prom, "Fat" Humes.

According 10 a letter received by a
friend in this city. Fat" Humes. we'll
known local baseball player, who is
with tho American forces ut Morehead
City, y. j.. will not be able 10 get his
release from the service in order to get
home for tho beginning Of the baseball
season as he had hoped. He says they
arc already playing ball at the place
where he is located and the weather is
finn there
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r,ozs To a, Entertained.

Miss Dorothy Rothermond will be the
hostess TO the members OF tho Triples
class Of the United Presbyterian church
this evening. in the church parlors' ana
tho affair will partake Of the nature OF
:, valentine marty. During tho evening
numerous games will be enjoyed. and ut
The conclusion a light luncheon will be
served
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Maids And Matrons Entertained.

The Maids and MatronS OF this city
were the guests Of Mrs. NJ. L. Cole
at her homo on North Fourth street
yesterday afternoon. and the guests
had 4 very enjoyable time. Music and
fancy work were tho diversions OF the
afternoon and dainty luncheon was
Tao concluding feature.
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rore Are Fined.

Five more persons were fined 81 oand
costs each In Squire J. w. Miller 8
court yesterday on charge Of haroor-
ing dogs for which application had moi
been made nor tags secured for their
use. In all abut 25 such offenders have
been arraigncd the past two weeks De-
fore this justice.
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Recsption for Soldiers.

A reception for returned soldiers ano
sailors was held al the First Methodist
Eniscopal church Thursday evening. J,
NcFa rland presidcs as the chairman
If tho meeting. An interesting program
NJ nusic and speeches was carried out
or,nr which a luncheon was served.
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Violated Sanitary Rules.

Mike IIonRo. Of Thirty-scventh' and
Harrison streets. was before Mayor
Charles CuIhortson yesterday To answer
10 charges Of violating the sanitary
rules Of the city. He was fined IS ana
costs. Sanitary Officer Porterfielo
charged that nc threw garbage on the
street.
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Joe Lisk Writes,

Local friends OF Joe Lisk. we'll known
young man Of this city. have received 4
letter from him written from Germany.
where he Is now located with the Amcri-
can forces. Joe states that he crossed
the Rhine on December IL and is still
over there. and does not known for a
certainty when he will be able to get
back to Bridgeport
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FORMER President Dead.

Word has been received in this city
from Newark OF the death there OF MACK
Bennett. aged about 4e years, former
well known local man. While a residen,
OF this city. he was employed as a B. 4
% baggage master. After going to New
ark he became a member of the B. &: o.
spolice force and was later made captain
of the force
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Midgets Dance Tonight.

The MIdgets baseball club Of this city
will stage another Of their popular ser
ics Of dances in the Fraternal Hall. on
North Fifth street this evening and a
large crowd is expected Ia bc present
to enjoy the fine program Of music
which will be rendered by the orchest ra-
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Case Continued.

The case Of Adrian A. Minder vs. the
Y. 6 O.-Coal Company. ct al. consoli'
dated with the case Of Earl r Brown
against the same parties. has been post
poned in common pleas court at st
Clairsville until a later date Minder Is
suing for the $1,000 reward Offered IT
connection with the arrest o: Harry
Raldini, OF this city. for the murder OF
Lee Rankin.
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Glass Ahetorioals Today.

Tho rhetoricnls of the Sophomore class
OF Tho local high school. for which prep
arations have been going forward for
some time. vii he held in, the school
building in Kirkwond this afternoon and
large amour. OF interest is being
taken in tho affair.
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lumbuS. where he attended meeting OF
Ohio coroners. An organization was ef-
fccted and the coroners went on record
as fayortng fixed salary for that county
office instead Of having it on fee basis
as at the present time A bill was draft
ed providing for a salary according to
the population Of the county. and 1t will
be presented to the state legislature
soon for action. The coroncrs are the
poorest paid officials of the county. The
fee basis now in use is quite antique,
having originated about century aSo
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Police Court A BLANK.

The town marshal states that We'd
nesday night was the lonliest night he
has seen for long time. as the men,
bcrs Of the police force did not bring in
o single offender. consequently Mayor
Junkius found il unnecessary 10 hold a
session Of Police Court Yesterday.
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Maccabees Meeting ,Tonight.

Tho local Tent. knights Of the Mac
cnbccs will hold their regular semi-mon-
thly meeting in their hall in the Helm
lein building this evening and some i'm
porlant business matters will be given
attention. Following the meeting a So
cial time will he enjoyed by the MEM
bers Of the order.
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MOOSE Lodra NeetinH

Tho Loyal Order of Moose lodge OF
this city held a wcil-nttcndcd aid in
terestne meeting in their hall IN the
Cadiz pike yesterday evening. and some
important business was discussed. Fol
lowing tho business session. the men,
bors were entertained at a social scs-
sion.
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School Teachers Meet.

A meeting OF the Pultney township
school teachers is TO be held SATURDAY
morning at.the office OF Supt. J. v. Nell
con in the Central school building.
Towrship Superintendent {. +. Warren.
Of Seffs, will be in charge Of the meet
ing.