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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Moundsville Briefs.

Miss Dora Henderson has gone 10
Washington. Pa. to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Clarence Knapp Of this city Is spend
ing an extended visit in South Caro-
lima.
Gilbert Ryan has gone to Cleveland
To spend visit with friends and rela-
tivcs.
John Bennett of Fulton. Is the guest
of friends and relatives here.
William II. Voitlc OF Eighth street,
will leave Saturday for Akron. O., TO
spend two weeks with relatives.
DR.. J. 4. Miller of First street, has
returned home from visit in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Il. l.. Nelson OF Fourth street.
is the guest Of Mrs. Robert Lindsey IN
Beech Potion this week.
Mrs. Hubert Downs and son Paul. OF
FrSt street. are visiting in Ravenna.
Ohio.
Members OF the Soferset club will be
entertained this afternoon by Mrs J. }.
Montgomery at Edgwood.
David Hammond has returned 10
Fairmont. after visiting his parents
here Tor a few days.
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SISTERSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Crandall have re-
turned from Whitcsvillc, y. Y, where
they accompanied the remains OF his
mother. Mrs Lydia Craudall. for buril.
Mrs. Z. l.. Rigglc of Middlcbourne- ed
itor OF the Tyler County Journal. was
shopping in the Sistcrsville' stores to-
day.
Mrs. q. c. McAnallen ana little
daughter were calling on relatives TINS
aft ernoon in New Martinsville.
J. II. Thornton is expected home with
in a few days from Torrent. Ky. where
he has been spending few weeks in
the interest Of the Wiser OH Company
Oakley Webb. local j"wcler, has re-
turned from Weekend visit with his
parents at Bcallsville. Mrs. Webb re-
mainad there for few days.
William +. Wagner. who has been en-
ployed i'm a large quarry at East LAYER
pool Ohio. for the past several months
has returned here TO spend two
months vacation at his home on Smiths
Ridge.
Squire J. II. Marshall OF Middle
bourne is moving into the property on
virginia street. which nc recently pur-
chased from Clarence Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Kirk. who have
been visiting relatives in this city, re-
turned lnIS allt4 Hoo''. w IiN'' ''U''N 80
Wheeling.
l. Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Hays and children.
who were called here few days ago
by the death of her aunt Mrs. 8. Gee
Nissan. returned home today TO Tin
sonville. w Va.
Miss Hilda Kelch will leave this
morning for Morgantown TO attend the
summer term OF the university.
Misses Rose and Laura Garman. VINO
have been the guests for week Of rela'
tives at Moundsville and Wheeling. w.
Va. are expected home Wednesday,.
Misses Roxje Alexander and Mildred
Full. students at Ypstlanti College,
Mich. are home FOR the SUMMER vaca-
ton.
A local oil company drilled in at Lodi,
Ohio. last week an oil well that. is MAX
ing $50 barrels a day
Rev J. H. Clark of Cambridge. Ohio.
arrived in the city last evening for
visit with his son. Addison A. Clark.
The county court Of Wetzcl and Tyler
counties met in a joint session at Mid
! dlcbourne Monday to consider the mat
, ter Of designating 9 Glass A" road to
connect the county seats OF the two
counties 1T was decided TO change the
road in Whetzel county to connect with
the Glass A. road already established
in Tyler county, at Atwood
A delegation Of about fifty members
OF the Martha Washington Chapter. Or
der Of the Eastern Star. will so to New
! Martinsville this evening to attend the
| initiation and installation to be conduct
| ed by the New Martinsville chapter
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Ohio, is the guest Of relatives and friends
here this week.
Mrs shannon Hopkins and daughter
Of Roundup. Montana. are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Clarity.
Miss Gaynelle Memsworth returned
Saturday from SharpSburg, Ohio. wh"r-
she has been visiting relatives ana
friends the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Powell and zazy
returned from Mnrgantown Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. WelCh and child
rem leave Saturday for Toledo. ohio'
where they visit for few weeks.
Miss Grace Crum is visiting with re-
latives at Pennsboro this week
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Van Valley ana
sons, Yycl and Wallace. motored TO
Sharpsburg. Ohio. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett and child
rem will leave Friday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends at jean
nette. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eddy. of Friendly
are visiting in town this week.
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Harriet Talbot A very delightful time
was reported. ..o
G E. Sutton, who Is employed in inc
oil field near Antioch. Is at home WIFI
his family for few days.
Mrs. Maggie Burson. OF Huhareu' Wv, w.
Va came Wednesday to visit hcr
mother. MIS-. Lauffcr. r,o--
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Fio,-
ence Brown were at Sistersviile "eo-
nesday afternoon. :,
Marietta Wednesday.
The many friends OF warren nc.,s
Jr., OF Marietta, and Miss Eunice s, NC C.
Vav Of this place. were surprised 10
learn of their wedding. which occur'eu
in Marietta Monday evening w
Mrs. Joseph Keyes, OF Clarksours' w.
". =. hero visiting her parents, MT.
md Mrs. William Karcher, .;.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Parker were ,.''
ing relatives at Long Reach TUESDAY.
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. June 2s.-Sld Holland
returned from visit to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Cecil Dodd was hero from Steu-
benyille visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Davis.
Mrs. William Able and Miss Brown
ing have returned from br4ef VISIT to
wellsburg.
Morrel1 Stephens Is working at the
Weirton Steel offic In Steubenvirle.
Ed. Mulley was in Wheeling on busi-
ness yesterday.
The last week before tho shutdown
for the summer vacation. Is proving q
hard one to work to local min men
Charles Herbert Is going to Chicago
and Cleveland for his summer vacation
Mrs B. J. Sanders visited IN HolR-
days Cove.
Mrs. T. J. Mahan entertained IN honor
Of the boys who have been away to war.
The bathing beach has new Vollsy
ball court put up this week
Bess Robinson, Of Holidays Co~e ID
visiting here
Mary Everett, of wellsburE. visited
Elizabeth Davies
Jack Kroutz and Guy Rodgers are
planning trip to Canada to spend tho
end Of this week.
Alfred Krager, Dave Jones' Walter
Miller, EDWARD SANDERS anu James
Stephens, motored to Wheeling Wednes-
day afternoon to be present this eve
ming at ceremonial to be held by
Wheeling D. o. K. K.
Joseph Baker and family have gone 70
Gas City, Ind. to spend q vacation with
relatives and friends in the town In
which they were former residents
Jess La Brun. the painter. has gone
back to his home in Indiana
Walter Miller leaves tomorrow to
motor to Middletown. o., to bring back
his family. who have been spending a
season with relatives.
Word has been received from Lloyd
Keller, that he is now In Camp Meade,
Nd, where he will be discharged from
the military service this week.
Among the visitors In Steu3ervfIle
yesterday were Mrs. Radcliffe Miss
Olga Willard and Miss Flora hickman
and Miss Mayme Grossman
Mr.. apd Mrs. Tom Kinney returned
fom q visit to Tiltonville.
Mr.. and MIS-. Edward Partridge, Of
Steubenv1lle visited Follansbeen friends.
Mrs. Charles Lewis fell near her home
on Virginia avenue and sustained a
broken arm. She Is now reported as i'm
proving nicely.
Miss Ruth Brown returned to her
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Proclamation and Notice,
(coutiaaad from 1a9sHVsevG9

duty imposed upon me by-fle ofdhano
aforesaid, I. C. H. DoWief. Mayer df 6hA
Town Of Warwood, do proca1A tha&. o.
Monday. the 18th day Of July. ndA- -.
Of that day. q special eleot3en WI b
held at the North WarWood Hose HO1e0
on cath St in said Town Of W0rHoods
at the Center Warwood Hose HougA on
E Won S snd at the s soutS Wsr~oSd Hsi
House on Warvood AvenuA IN eat9
Town Of Warwood. under the direcdoa'
and supervision Of such o0ice11 %
Council may designate for that purpo4s.,
by the qualified voters q :si a. Tow .
l. ect said ordinance. The hallots used
at said election Win have printed there.
on q brief statement Of o.e nurpooe Of;
said election and below socA stAtsment.;
iS sfDaa's and ahe: For s' RsSsesoa TIE
voter win express his choice By 1natAs
inE the ballot In the usual W.. ~
At tho date Of this proelnnation, to-.
valuation Of all Assessabie and -texAne.l
property IN hid: TG ~ ,n 20 ~ e -.
ment thereof. in 1918. for st.ts s.1'
county taxes, previous 20 this date, %
S3l2S.5 $500. on which valuation the,
said Town Is authorized e, y isx 70 inea y
S156. 42s.45 under tho provisions Of the
Acts Of the Legislature Of West VIZ
ginia for 1908. So
The aggregate amount Of Indebtedness
Of said Town. issued and authorised, ~
the date Of thisI proclamation. =;
Sc. 100000. consisting of outstanGce
bonds to the amount Of 100000. ThA
amount which tho Town Ii Authort1sd
to issue, in addition to the debts now
outstanding. Is l150,426.46
In Testimony Whereof. I, y. Dow
,ler, Mayor Of the Town Of WArWUJes
I have caused this proclamation to b
made and issued and have hereunto set
my hand and caused the corporate SCI
O.. the Town Of Warwood to be affixed
and duly attested by w. F. Bartels. Re-
corder, this 17th day Of June. 1919.
c. H BOWLER
Mayor.
Attest: - -.
w. F. BARTELS. =,
Recorder. =
rSeal Of The Town Of Warvood.I
! JOHN P. ARBENN ...- -
CHARLES J. SMITH =.
Solicitors for Town OF WarWood.i
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WEIRTUN

wEIRTON, June 25.-A pleasant birth
day party was rendered Stanley Walker
at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Walker. near Golfers last evening.
There were more than SO young people
present. nearly half OF that number go
ing from the Cove and Weirton in a
big auto truck that left here at I
o'clock. Tho evening was spent 10
games out on the big lawn and later III
dancing in the house. At 10 o'clock
dainty luncheon was served by Mrs.
Walker.
The Dld Maids Club" was the name
Of a playlet given by the Degree of
Honor lodge at the Colonial theater
Tuesday evening. The entertainment
was a comedy and kept the crowded
theater in an uproar throughout the eve
ming. A neat sum was realized by the
lodge from admission and ticket sales.
A near collision occurred in the under
grade below here yesterday afternoon
when the driver Of Ford sedan drove
into the tunnel without hearing the APP
proach Of the 8 o'clock car out of Stcu-
benyille. The motorman applied. the
emergency brakes in time to stop the
car just as i nosed the machine.
James Bres.. who have been in the
furniture and undertaking business al
Follansbee for several years. are NOV
ing a part Of their equipment to Holh-
days Cove, where they are opening q
branch store.
A large plate glass window running
the entire width Of Evans Bros. store
ana valued at about 800 was broken
early yesterday morning.
Saturday will be pay day for tho en-
ployes OF all the departments Of the
Weirton works Of the Weirton Steel
company. The entire plant has BEEN
runqing full capacity and all the men
have big pays coming.
Several large new yard engines have
been purchased by the local plants Of
the Weirton Steel company and have
been put in operation shifting cars about
the various plants here.
The Buffalo Giants. q fast colored
team from Steubenville. are the prob
able opponents Of the Weirtou A c. hero
next Saturday afternoon. The locals
have been going Strong and the manage
ment is trying to secure the best teams
available throughout the valley. Miugo
A. C. plays a return game here Sunday.
Several from here attended Wednes-
days meeting Of the Hancock county cir
cult court at New Cumberland.
S. b. Campbell left today on a week
trip 10 New York. Washington and Bal
timore.
DR.. J. F. Richmond returned from a
brief visit with his brother in Mounds
Vile W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Cooper, who
resided at the Cove. have moved TO their
new home in Steubenville.
Mrs Jacob Greenberger Is visiting In
Fayette City. Pa
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SKIN ERUPTION CAUSES
UNBEATABLE ITCHING

the blood supply. The blood becomes in
fected with some impurity and the dis
ease germs break out through the deli
cate tissues OF the skin. They may ap-
pear as eczema, letter. boils. ptmples,
scaly eruptions. caused by disease germs
in tho blood.
The real cure. therefore, must be d.
rectcd through the blood. And no rem
edy has yet been discovered that equals
s. s. 8. for any disorder Of the blood
This great old remedy ribs the blood Of
every trace Of disease germs and clears
UP the complexion and gives 1t tho ruddy
glow Of perfect health. Get bottle at
your drug store today and you Will soon
be rid OF your tormentlng skin trouble
Also write at once for expert medical
advice regarding your own case. Ad-
dress Medical Director. 263 Swift Labor
atory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Scratching Increases the Irrita-
ton Of the Delicate Skin
Tissue.

You can claw your nails into your skin
until It bleeds, in an effort to obtain re-
lief from tho fiery itching and burning
caused by skin diseases but you only In
crease the irritation and pain.
And you can pour ointments. salves
and lotions BY the gallon on the irritated
parts. without obtaining anything but
temporary relief Just as soon as tho
strength OF the counter irrttant gives
out, your pain and torture will return
with Increased violence because these
local remedies have not reached the
source Of the trouble.
Tia real sourcaSnA al skin disease Is
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parporAl TEENS

James Scott was business caiie' Ia
wheeling. Wednesday. ,.ox
Mrs. Thomas George. MIS- JAMES
49, and Mrs Harry ]. hcGiurnprS
were shoppers in Wheeling. WEDNESDAY.
Mrs Martha Tceple and MISS r'inI',"
George were shoppers IN F''sou'e ST.
" Charnock is visiting hcr
s.b,.r Mrs r. H Hamaker. at Spo-
kane. Washington. oh;,a-en
Ms lanes X wells and cniolen
,,~a returned to wellsburg after WIS.,
Win Mrs. Wells sister. Mrs, h W.
Panpes, at GreensburE' Pa. NIT
Rempes accompanied Mrs. Wells nome
for a brief visit.
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High Mass Sunday.

A solemn high mass will be celeora-
ted next Sunday morning at the NJ.
Johns church on Seventh street. marx
ing the feast Of the patron OF the Slav-
ish society affiliated with the church,
The members Of this organization VIII
attend in q body. carrying small
American flag and the national emoieh
Of the land Of their nativity.
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Mrs. Everett Sunderman and children:
Of Craig. visited her parents, MT ana
Mrs. Kinds. OF the South Side. Monday
Mrs. Paul Riggs OF Sistersrllle' VISIT
"a friends in town Monday
Raymond Hemsworth spent the week
end with friends at Marietta
c. P Craig was business caller al
Petersburg Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Core and daughter. nellie.
returned Monday from Parkersburg
where they had been called by the seri-
Gus illness OF Mr.. a. II. Cole
Miss Twila White. OF Raven Rock
visited relatives and friends In town
Tuesday.
Allen Roldren. Of Grape Island. was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Ross Wells wa sat Marietta Monday.
Geo. Phillips was business visitor
down the river Tuesday.
WIN. Adams returned from Camp Stew
art Friday.
R. H. Heslop was caller at Marietta
Tuesday.
T, E. Fleming. OF Federal. was .
business caller here Tuesday.
3. H. Gorrell. OF Marietta. is spending
the week with his family here.
Jas. Dearth. Of ParkersburE. is spend
ing q few days here with friends.
Mrs. Brooks Holiday. OF Steubenville.
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Bonwood Personals.

John Smith Of st. Mnrys. was
business visitor in this city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Harry Robinson will leave for his
home in Cleveland today, after brief
visit with his aunt here.
Elmer Rafferty, mas returned to MS
homo on Marshall street. after spend
Ing the past fortnight with relatives
In ClarkshurR
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MOUNDSv|LLE
NEWS
vane Funeral Today.

Funeral services will be held TINS az
,oInoon over the remains of the lale
l.Ioyd Vane, Moundsv.lc boy VINO n T
killed In an accident at the PARIS run
coal minc Tuesday morning. Inc Ss
vice will be held at l .. m. in inc nome
Of his mother. Mrs. Della Fane' on Map
10 avenue. The remains VIII De 'nAti
to Cameron following the services anu
intcrmcnc will take phase there.
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WELLSBURG
BouuuAvtus Home.

James B. Sommerville Is at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Som
rneTv4lle. Of Buffalo district. after serS-
3ee close up on the front in France 20
the time OF the signing OF the arTn'-
stice. The young soldier was in sew
|ersl Of the big battles and had some
thrilling experiences
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VIII Enjoy Picnic.

Tho members of the First Christian
church vfll hold their annual picnic to-
day At the Fair Grounds on the Wheeling
Island The merry crowd will gather
at the chnrch about s o'clock and will
be conveyed to the grounds of amuse-
ments by o special car. Rev. c. c. Will
kinson- pastor OF the church. appointed
a committee for the amusements for the
day, and It l. certain that they will leave
nothing .iundone that win not make the
affair q success. They have a number
OF jolly races in store and each winner
vU BE- awarded a price.
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NAV Play Athletics.

The Martins Ferry Athletics. one OF
the fastest scm.-prufcssioRl oascpali
teams in this section. will likely be the
opponents TO the Mound City team next
Saturday afternoon at the Fifth street
ball park. Negotiations with the Atm
lctics were started yesterday. and all
indications point that the Ferrians will
be here. The Moundsville team Is
lining up strong and new players hav.
filled some big gaps.
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MAY Have Flight.

To nrcscnt plans carry. the poole OF
Marshall county will witness an "Nhlol-
ton flight by local boys in an airpiahe
on the Fourth of July in connection WIN
the big celebration arranged. An cilort
Is being made to secure an airplahe TOT
tho occasion, and Lieut.. Ira Ransom ana
Joseph Dloyd, local boys who have como
home after training in the aviation
camps. will pilot the machine. 1t VIII re
definitely decided in a few days whether
or not the feature will be carried out.
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SHIP SUGAR FROM = :. . I. I,
CUBA FUTURE

NEW YORK. juno 2S-The bcArd q
managers Of tho New York Coffee aa1
Sugar exchange met to-day to receive 9
report from ita sugar oounnitteA WhDe
no Official statement was issued. 1t y
understood the committee suggested
new contract providing for delivery -
Cuba, instead Of in New York a. under
the present contract. - u
1t was explained that adoption Of sett
a contract would tend to broaden u
market in the sense that . foreign Hayes
purchasing sugar in tho Now York mar.
ket could more advantASeously affane9
for shipping tho commodity direct froa
Crba instead Of by way Of New 1ofk
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Meet TonLAlt.

This evening a meeting Of tho
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held and some interesting husl-
ness will come up. The meeting Will
be held in the home Of Mrs. Barnum on
Elm avenue and all members are ask
ed to be present A social hour will
be enjoyed following the business.
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Grading Street.

Work was started yesterday on grad
ing Tomlinson avenue in trent or the
new high school building. The street
will be generally repaired. and when this
Is finished. the building will be In fairly
good shape l., is assured that when the
next term of school begins. the new
building will be put into use.
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Peabody Chief Marshal.

benjamin +. Peabody. well KNOWN
local young man who returned ho'He
from Franco bue a short time ago nus
been selected as chief grand marshal OF
the big parade to be held in connection
with the fourth Of July celeoratlon IN
Moundsville. Peabody was mefhpel
of the 314th rcgimental band, and was
in the battle zones in France FOR many
months. He will choose his aides In
short time.
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Rehearsal Tonight.

Members OF the graduating class or
Moundsvillc High school will hold a
rehearsal this evening in the First III.
l.. church auditorium. splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for the cXcr-
cises Friday evening. and tho songs
will be rehcarsed tonight. The gradu-
atcs will appear this evening in caps
and gowns.
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Andar1on-KtnS.

Miss Anna E Anderson, OF "avery'
and Mr. Oscar KIM. OF Santoona. Cai!t;'
were united in marriage al the FITS ~;
Y ,.raone1c BY Rev. Bleakley Monday
Thsv viii visit at Waverly a few days
hsyore going to California where they
will make their future home.
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Hormm Citizen.

Obadiah Horner. formerly Of BROOKE
county. Is a visitor among relatives ana
friends. Mr.. Horner left mere M.
Ave years ago and owned sooa 49,
Of 11S acres near washington. %ISn
so,a hourht property in washington
"a has retired. Many citizens
here remember Mr.. Horner for thirty
. Ave years back.
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Wusnml Accident.

Cecil Wells. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. SIy"e
Wells. met with a painful ace ,.S =
Tuesday evening while PLAYING VIC
grass scythe. The little 1ello". 80
e,,t+trr 1rass on the chautauoua srouo1s
.Irovad the scythe to fan from Mo
nan6s and losing his balance steppeo
-, ~. sharp blade, almost severing one
~ +ha toes on his right foot
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Organizing Chorus

A community chorus is being orsan.
Ted 70 participate in that part OF inc
program which is 20 be held IN the Guy
bark in connection with the homS-e'p,
H. celebration on July "A. John r
Fowler has the work in charge. tn.s
chorus will be one OF the very attractive
features Of the soldiers reception
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Victims Recovering.

George and Egenes Poleska, Mounds
villo lads who were injured in an acc1-
dent at the PARIS Run coal mine Tues
day morning. are getting along nicely.
1t was reported that one OF the boys was
In a critical condition. but neither sus-
taincd injuries Of a fatal nature.
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Plan Lawn Pete.

Members OF the Xaverlan Guild OF the
st. Francis Xavicrs Catholic church or
this city will hold lawn fctc Satur-
day evening at the lawn surrounding
the church ut the corner OF Seventh
street and Jefferson avenue. Ice cream
cake and candy will be on sale. and tho
public is cordially invited To attend.
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nnra Rovorv Entartatns-

Miss Elizabeth Bowers dehsnttuiy
entertained the members Of the "eSiry
circle. an organization connected WIN
tna Methodist Episcopal church Tues-
Say evening, At her home in Butfaio uIs-
tr+ct. This organization. although re-
crnflv formed. bids fair TO oecome an
1ynnoItant factor in the social ano "
arary world. Following pre- 49,
ness meeting, refreshments
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PreiRht Station Open.

Benwood's new freight station Is now
open for the convenience OF tho local
business men. who have suffered the in
convenience Of being without depot
for the prompt delivery OF their goods
for more than a year. The new station
Is. located at the corner Of Sixth and
Water streets, IN the home Of the old
Pennsylvania Citation