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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Mrs. Ill O. Thonas End liitls soa.
| HArdis 0fNsal. WIN w4fs hare lsxl
week 10 attend the flrixhs-tlpham
wedding, lsh Saturday ios thsis
home at Evansville.
Nm Wilhora sesns u LosainsV
Ohio. passed Through hsrs Tuesday
rnrouss Va Joass' Cssel 10 Visit ism
parents. M, and Mfs. Dsek Thsd
lad,
II A. psyton. u the psysan pf,&
daes To. shipped from THE place
Tuesday 2.2U poands II hides.
which spsaks sxesssal::::..xsl!s seaa ia=.
| this rsw hsm. ~ kAsy have oaiy
been open kw business iw0 weeks.
Do you wsnt 10 cave ons-hali Vi
your iasl bill? II 40. come 10 ow
store On Friday aud saturday. Oci
) and 1 and eco the famous Cow
Hot Blast stoves demonstrated.
G c, COLLINS 4 Fox
Geo, Lavender has cold bic too
residences in West Dickson 10 N,
". Smith. Nj. and Ar. Lavender
are moving this week TO the farm
recently purchased from Mr. Wells
Miss Louise Freeman he's re-.
TUNED " her home In padueah,
Ky. after 4 lev weeks visi. hsfs
with relatives and isieads. Sh,
uss accompanied hons BY hsr
aunt, Mrs, X. y. Hiets,
Mrs. Jt L. Gibbs and children :,
MissesS ESns and LSrsns and r
Eisin. IT,, lsft Wednesday afternoon
tor Hot Springs. Ark. where they
xlll reside, III. Gibbs being 10 The
timber business Ut thai place Their
many iriends regret 10 lose them
IRON our midst
Misses Bertha and Bees Residsn
entertained Tuesday aitefnooa At
their home on south Main Street
With n Miscellaneous Shower ia
honor OF Misses Lena aud Lorsas
Gibbs. who LETT Wednesday after
noon ier their new home at Hot
Springs. Ark
Byrum Boone. who Tor sometim.
has berpemployed In Chicago. sui
i.red an attack OF acute append,
citis and came 10 q Nashville hoe
pi.N Monday. where he andersen,
aD operation AT last account he
vas getting along nicely and hi.
msny friends wish for his speed,
recovery.
Mrs. N. D. McCrssry was called
10 ", Wayne. Ind. Wednesday 90
account OF the death Of her sitter.
in law. Mr. Wayne Barnett. who
was instantly killed in m elevator
accident at the hospital In the,
city. where she bad gone 10 visit |
Mrs. Larry Consnt. Who 10 10 the
hospital under treatment.
See Dr.. Gray. Of Nashville. about
-FOUR EYE TROUBLES and GLASS
rs on Tuesday Of essh week. h
,ives scientific and exps,t examina.
Iions and adiusts ths proper lens
|or relief Of eye strain and improve.
ment Of yision. His next date 10
tuesday. Oct. 7th Al The II.
James Hotel.
Born. 10 Mr., and Mrs. Hauy
W yhns. Sept, 25th. : nine.pound
boy. Mother and babe are getting
along nisely, while Harry 10 -
hosrse he can hardly speak above
whisper. due 10 the fact that aimee
his little con has arrived be hAs
been continually singing; Hush
little baby, doo', you cry, you u Be
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Ito bard to Keep rats out ri 4
ND store. Tnsd Tor years A nigh
boring ssnss cold me some RAT
SNAP, II worked wonders. Gather
ID ap dead rats every usosDins
Bcushs sncse RAT-SNAP. Haven''
q rat nov. 1hey wouldn't est my
hes4 srsia wher | .hsew RAT.sSAf
srsand. Three sis~s. 3Sc. Dc
500 Sola and eSsrsa.eed b,
Dickson Hardvsre Co. n. q
Tosni,nsou and Clsmose Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

All other sizes reduced secord,nsl
Come in and see our Tires
whether you buy OF not.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
6. {. COLLINS { SON. Didssa, Ieaaessee

seT T. R. Ea~srds sod kt hin
explain bow you csc get the psv.
nlun, by sans 6sobe Fsaisifes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
SISTERSVILLE

-, &c. ,r:- ,,,rr,uE
N'H. ~..lrL II i. VI-
i'f 49,, "''" D. N.,r,y. II
- "' ''.' 49, .,,.,.,.,,,,.,....I by
i'"if I". w.,
h'r VIZ = w. .lr N1,JlI.-
'iI'F ~ $50 I.,rL
H"' u. - veg y ''.' '.'' '-"'' 80
- "@i% H'N ','i L.. r..,rr,,d 9.
-. '''iH -, ..,, ~ .,,I Mr.
"",
John L. 'Sh, .r,..,.. ,,,s ,r
MIS- - :. - '''.'' II r,,-
i'ri'"'" ''' -. 49,. rh.. N,}l,v
"''@" an "',' go
"''''"' "'. ,,,.,.,e r,,r, H.,
- N'F'f' '','.''' ,,,
Ei">t OF VIZ. an" ME-. i'''', ~ ~
turned lh1N n"FH''E - 49,
N"ll~N1l'" W. N+. .
:. SMITH has conc 10 49,
1" Ni~' ~. """.h''r. "'S' VI" e.,
kHr"1 IT, w. "''.''"'''H'" To-
w"u'!n ". N"- h> h.9 E'""'"""-' w.
.Ml~s Gladys Nn''h.
MrS. H. l." t"'E"r' al. w., ~
l"rih't'' N'.N ''' 49, 81, .ia,. -,
q. = S'"m"h' r. T. 'Hih'H "'"'' ''''''9
FaIrrn"nt. W. Va. ,.,
Nj" Ruth l"nkhh'r' WI" ".'H ''' ~
Sch""' nj SH' rri'l" ''' r'H W "a, IT,.
RETURNED I" h'r h''"' "A mort"
street ,,,.
Mrs Nancy N,''.''',,'''' ,,'., ns Wis.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

Cl; I'd" blowers. OF Ian'&Niii". - 49,
i,l,,, his mother, Mrs. I.lIa Blowers. e
High street.
Joseph White. VIII has he" g." ~.
sirun Of township clerk for ih' 90
number Of years. has resigned ~ IT,
Ci,.' and has ac""pi"'. P: i"'s''''n .
rffir" If IA" Waf' M.r.n- ar =. J
company. ira Smith VIII nN IT, '.-
caucy mad" by MIR. Wh'"'~ r''Nirn'r'..1.
Miss .Nlvirt CuyInr. ~" l.,, To-. ~ -
tending nlrnuis STAT" \"rmHl sell '''.
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new miili7IAMORAS

49,. >s,ob,cI Wilson rr ClarkSburE
Fou. hou-s her" with Mrs. Harry
Hrsrman. on her way to J"l'E' Wn''I
che will spend the summer "l'h n'r
avnts. Misses Jane and MIRANDA VII
son. ,,,..,,,
W., returned home Tuesday from MI
rict.h where they attended the COM
mcnccmcnt Of Marietta College.
Mr.. and Mrs. larry Ar"r'y 9pe''
wednesday in Wheeling.
Mrs Ward OF SiS;"rSNili" Snd SiNt'r'
Mrs. North Hess. and children ~ rus
mlrgh, were the guests "t MIS- f,''"
Brown and other friends wednesday
and Thursday.
hlcv I. way lef; Thursday for East
Iiyrrrool. where he Will spend S'Hcr,u
DAYS at the home Of his sister Mrs. Ed
Kastrup.
Mrs. Ebert May gave picnic for her
urinary Sunday school class Of ~"
PRESBYTERIAN church. at the nom" 81
Mrs. Harry Lee on Grandricw avenue
Thursday afternoon. from 10 4.
Mrs. Rodney Campbell and daughter.
IA, hlyn, returned To their homc In Sis
tersyille "Wednesday after u short NiSjt
here with her sister, Mrs. Hcrotd
Brown.
Mrs S. T. F'ulrncr and two daughters,
Misses Eunicc and Alta returned HON"
Monday from q several weeks visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
henson Parker Is spHndinE f"W
days at the home Of his aunt. Miss
Jennie Parker OF Long RCach.
Mrs w. Martin Of Shiloh was til"
guest of Misses Elizabeth and Lucy
Burbachcr. Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Reinhew Of Wheeling
Is spending a few days here at HON"
this week.
Mrs. walter Morrison and daughter.
Miss Viola Of SlStcrsvillc. were calling
on friends hero Tuesday. They expect
to leave in 4 few days for their future
home in Sapulpa, Okla
Mick Johnson. who is working in tho
Kentucky oil fields. Is spending q few
days hero at home.
John F. Graham OF Tloomh"lh was 4
business visitor IN town "Wednesday.
Irwin Fulmcr. who is employed ~ the
West Virginia oil field is spending the
week with his family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

WISHING n, tho home Of her daughter
Mrs james Mcfarland.
Those VIII" hay" spent day IN Nh"ci,
ing shopping thu. past week are: AIT anu
Mrs. Jnnn Caldwell, Sr.. Mr.. ana MIS-
t;"urLr Caldwell and daughter. Mary
kaliurII" and sister. Miss Sarah; MISS
Carrie Lodge: y y. Merritt, son James
and daughter. -N"nn.
Mrs. Eliznzh"rh Ferguson spent tues
dpy win friends at Falrp"int.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lodge and SON.
Rarrichluw spent Sabbath with Mrs'
Lodges parents. MIR. and Mrs. John -
l:arriCklow. Of Flushing.
Mrs Thurman McK"lvry and Miss Ida
Williams. of Clar!nEton. w"r" ra'l'o W
tho home Of the formers brothers, MrS
T.: 4. Imhuff on Wednesday by the scr
lous illness If Mrs. lnh"ff.
AIR Jnhn HAYES and sister. Miss owe
ATTENDED n reception NJ tn" home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Campbell, near F1ush-
;n2, on Tuesday evening. in honor OF
IncIr SON and bride. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell. who have Just returned from
q webbing tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Wilkinson and son
lack. Of Wayncshurg. Pa. arrived last
FriIay 10 attend the reunion OF the Caio-
well families held on SATURDAY N IN"
home Of w. r CALDWELL Mrs. Wilkln-
son and son remained for 4 row Day
Visit with her parents. Mr.. Wilkinson
gong 10 R"lm"nt on Saboath 10 Sp."u
on. day with his parents. Mr.. and MIS-
John wilkinson before returning hoHl''
Miss Tamzcn Merritt spent MONDAY
night with her friend, MISS loa DaS's ~
kIrkwOnd. 49,
Tho Hammock and I-affcrty Protective
Association held 1hrir annual meeting IN
Tho grade school building north OF town
on TUESDAY evening. The election or
officers and tho usual matters OF ousl-
ness were taken up and disposed or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
MORRISTOWN

The old HON" picnic Will be held in
Miners grove mn" miles west al 81
CluirSVlll". and un" mIi' cast -! MOT
rI>lOwu. Friday. July 1. THIS pcautitul
EruN" IS un the great National highway
and J.. one Of tn" most pictur"SQu" sno'S
in belmont county Men Of national
reputation Will deliver addresses. \
brass band Of thirty pieces Will fur',lSh
tn. music during IN" day. WI .rcc
concert in IN" evening
Th. chlldrcu's services at tn" Christ
IAN church was L delightful affair. The
SPECIAL music by the small children was
Il feature Of the event.
James Sells. an aged citizen, is in n
serious condition al his home on W'9'
Main street aud owing to his advanced
AK. his recovery is very Doubtful
Robert Mcclure and WI" were Cam
bridE" visitors yesterday.
Judge r. NJ. Eaton and wiz" wcr" Wis
ting friends in Earr"Svill" Yesterday
Edward Simpson purChaE -"
Ford touring car ycStcrda'
John Jarrett went 10 H'lmont this
morning on business.
William Ford has g"n" t. Stcwa-ts-
will. to work ~ tn" mine"
Communion service will BE- held in
thu Pre- Sby'cri.,n church Sabbath morn
ing. Jun" l.. and ~ tn" evening =;
o'clock IN" annual Ch,idr"n'S day S"rF-
.r". 'Tn-As-Mu"h.' a missionary ep'-
sudc. will BE- presented 10y fifteen girls
and "Through the Sunday School Door
BY n number.
John = Clark "f Konton. O.. was a
visitor in the hem" &c Mrs. NJ. H. Woods
The first Of III. week.
Rcv. Gay. .: Bethany college. preached
I 'I,rtS i,.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
GAINESVILLE

Harvey Mills. better known as 'or-
Vicious Mills" tho wire walker. who has
gwen performances c"ch night '''S
week at 1880 O'clock at IN" earn N''
grounds on South IiarIn.r street. Il -
caused much COmW"N' c"nc"Fn'hE
death-dcfyinS acts. AIc. Mills - lh'
principal free attraction with I"t-N
Great Empire shows, which have be-"
in this city this week under IN" auNp.'''N
OF the Rarnesyllc hrr department. II"
IS one Of the foremost high WIZ" pr
formers in America And his turn" AZ
feats have attracted large crowds. Mills
features walking the wire with - hu'h''
over his head and then standing IN III"
bucket. as well al other daring stunts
4 mis-step would probably cost MN rs
life. No doubt I biz crowd VIII De-
present this afternoon and evening l."
See him. as ~ will XIV" his iaS' =
formancr in this city this evening" AZ
1890 o'clock.
Mrs. VIII ESIsy. or Sou'h ''''u"'
street, will ~&ea-4&zarCSS a. Il meeting 81
tho Double S club At her HON" Tu"Sday
evening with a fanrywork party.
Miss Martha I>,rncs Of Fast Main
street was a visitor in Wheeling. FRI
day.
Mrs, Harry Ro, ard litn" con.
James or Toronto. AN. ar" visiting her
mother, Mrs. James Smith. OF N"r'h
Lincoln avenue.
Miss Francis keilar. OF this city. ana
Mr. Lewis B;acchl. Of Appleton. Wis.,
wero united IN marrlaE" IN - 'A,'
wills Thursday. Rev DiCkersCn Of - ar
nlace officiating. Miss kcilar - IT.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. y. N"&'c.
OF Mulberry street. and is a well known
Young lady who is popular among
large circle Of friends and associates
Mr., Rlarchl recently received his o''-
charge from service. tn" hest wishes
OF their many friends attend them.
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FLUSHING

y suItzcr and MIR. and Mrs John
Hr,lIy and daughter of Cambridge We're
visiting friends III town SUNDAY. 1Yo
Edwin Holloway ana S'SLon ro ,bn frst
nr 10 week IT, attend the funeral OF
BranSun Sidw"ll. ,,,, m
Tnr srnrk"y. who has recently recent! his his
turned from "vcrSrts ~ F'S''''5 no
mother Mrs. Samuel D"nnrr
Mr.. and Mrs Gcorg" Wheeler ana son
GrorIc. Of Fairpuinl visited over sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Frank corey; .is
Mrs. Ida I'iCNcrinE. OF hora'h' 10 VIC
ming with friends hero.
Mrs John E'riShic. of North Dak2th
is vis,Iing her parents Mr.. ana MIS-
John Bethel. ,,, ,,os
". d. Holloway. of hridgc3Gnr,' WIS
n business, visitor in town Monday
Miss Elsie Todd. who teaches AT Guy
hoga Fails. is visiting her parents MI.
and Mr. ". &. Todd. ,,or
Mrs. Eta Tlmh"rlak" and daughter
Mrs Shurtl.n Of CIrN Gland. ar" WISHING
with Mr. AMI Mrs. James Parks.
Attorney a. NJ Brown. Of St Clalrs-
wiz, was a busia"ss visitor IN town
Thursday. ~ -r,-s
daL with his mother Mrs. Alice Vance.
Samuel LcwISof Columbus, is bus
mess visitor IN town. 1870
,'Iy,lr Donald and Frank Fisher have
returned home from Columbus Wnc,r
my have been attending OH" state
iI"nrv Cmwan and family. Of Bnllaire.
yi>u"h over Sunday with his parents
NIr ana Mrs. u. r. Cownn.
STANLEY kIk was business FlSltol
IN Whrri.ng Thursday.
Ed Exams WAS Wheeling visitor
Thursday.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and MIS-
r. y. Rudcr Friday. June 9th.
Mrs. Henry TIolS worth and Miss Lena
Rch,l ,vcrc Wheeling visitors Tuesday.
Miss Helen Bethel has returned from
n several DAYS visit with friends in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

,b.. ,.u,.s,. rr Mr.. and Mrs. Ickc ChCdcs-
J,,,,,,.. ft.. ,.,., WEEK.
W. S,,..,.,... ,uJ.r-,,, IF Wind Ridge,
..,,.,, ,,,. .,,., weak with her SISTER. Mrs
l.r,.r, Nnh.n. Mr. Anderson and Master
49,. u..r,. Ills, SuuJ3y guests at he
,i..r,r ,n,,.
Nrs \L.ri luu-. # East Finley,
..,,.. he. M, w,,l with h"r parents,
NJ. .,,J Mrs. VIM. Eiicr
yr I.iIn and dauuh,.r Miss May.
$3.50. N,r,uts ,,,t Mr. Tnland were
." ,,,,, ~ Nv and Nrs. Elder
,.i ,...bcr returned Friday from a
,,.,','t'. ,,,,n,,r,, with OH, trends.
,rr N.,r,. L'r,, ~ SIn.iIiug This week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
DALLAS

Tn" homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
TruSsrll uf near Dallas was the scene
If very pleasant event Wednesday,
Jun" u. when Il nUmb'r nC the friends
# their mother. Mrs Margaret Trus-
sell. am, IN IL help her celebrate her
>"v"uiN-scNcuih birthday. Many hcauti-
IA, presents were given to Mrs. Trussall.
and $hr r"r"IN"d many birthday cards
ul.n. At tn" noon hour dinner was
%"ri"d hy n" hust"sS. Those present
were MIR. Mary Howard. Mrs. Laura
jones. Mrs SIua Wallace. Mrs. Mary
Matthews. Mrs TruSS"ll Of t1aySvillr,
Miss FanuI" TrusScll Of ClaysvilI". Mr.
and Mrs. T. l.. K!mmins and children,
Forest and Virginia.. Robert Carroll and
SON. Reed. Air and Mrs VIII Thompson
nud SONS. Fleming and M"nd"l. Rev.
r'r''d"ri"k Williams and Mr.. William Bu-
,hHNrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

Virginia. OF Stcubcnvillc. Ohio. arc visit
ing Mrs. ". \. Pattlson.
John Cuttings purchased forty acres
cf land near Dallas Saturday. 1t. was
a part Of the Albert Richey farm.
Lee White purchased n Ford runabout
from Harry Rggs Tuesday. and Harry
bought 4 rev five passenger Ford.
Miss Dulcic Crawford will spend the
coming week with relatives at Washing
ton and Taylorstown.
Miss Regina Little Of Elm Grove Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. \. }. Medium
ply.
The Dallas Athletic club will give
nicnic on the 2Sth OF June In Marshalls
orchard. game will DO played be-
tween the home team and West Alexan-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrlIe Kimmins enter
tanned the Sunday school board OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
MAlORSVILLE

Lena. the baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Lester Whitcman, Of thr Station.
passed 70 the BETTER World" Friday
evening. June 9Th. aged . months and 6
days. Death followed Il ten days illness
OF Intestinal trouble. ScrN ices were
held at tho HON" Sunday morning, the
family minister, Rev. Il. +. N"umau. Of
iciattng. The parents and following
brothers and sisters survive. Alton,
Anisa and Harry and Misses Irene.
Mare2 and Ruth at home and Mrs. Lolita
Ray1ncr OF Vidco. The Cutir" conrnu.
nifty extend to NJ. and Mrs. Whitcran
their sincere sympathy in their bcrcav".
ment.. IntermCnt at West Finley, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
Dnllna Briefs.

George Scih"rt of Elm Grow" was A
business ,allrr IN Dallas Thursday.
ar James Tenant and daughter.
Marjorie. Will Irav" Sunday for two
weeks VISIT with friends al Alcppo and
Cameron.
Mrs. Laura Abcrcromhio and Mrs. Nan
Whit" left Tuesday for a s"v"ral weeks
visit with friends in the western states.
Mrs. Clara MciEcl and son. Harold,
returned 10 their home al New Philadel-
phia, Ohio. Friday after weeks visit
with her sister Miss Emma Chase.
Mrs, Mabel Pattlson and daughtlr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

W"llsburg has three pew cases or
smallpox. James Stevens AMI TWO child
rem being ~ 90 IN" disease. The family
resides IN the old sion" row or Yankee
street near IA" corner Of Fourth. DR..
w. L. Simpson has reported tn s" "as'S
through ChI,f Of Puli"" g f.. Porter
The cher s'at"@ Ina; thcr" IS no way :"
rope OF tn" premises as ~" building
runs out close l" n" railroad track.
Their, are !, is said. half dozen or
more children IA tn" building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
Entertained.

Mrs Emma Wallace entertained Mt
her home, at dinner Sunday in honor "f
her son W. G. Wallace many r",Htl"$ and
friends enjoyed her hospitality.
Forest Thomas lat" of Franco. who
spent tho past for luight with his hn."
brother. Charles Myers. returned to ms
home In WetZcl county. Sunday.
Miss Sadie U.lcn Archer. "C TIttE-
burEh was the guest Monday and TG"s.
day Of her brothers. Carries and Fart
Archer OF Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas and
daughter, Madeline. Of W"ir'on. were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
BROUGHT nAH TROOPS

NEWPORT NEWS. June l5-
transport Black Arrow arrived herr ~
day bringing about 5000 troops no1,
France. In addition TO eight cAona
companies totallying approximately ~
men the Units aboard include the t1ttl
company transportation cofpA IN
company transportation cofpo3 ~
20; evacuation ambullnce company
Il: 18th, 10th and l?otA -
ds and g casual oo1eaA ~ J ss3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
~Alcnrne Home.

fn"6chaif of the MajOrsSvillc ncnpl" ""
extend a hearty welcome To our s"lii' =
lad. w. c. Wallace. late Of the \. T.. f..
who arrived home Friday. irivai" Wal
lace spent tho past year in f"r"ign CoUu-
ties but found mono. with as blu" a sky.
as green grass. az clear water or nS
good eats as the old u. S. \. II" was
passed in action. but has entirely r.
covered from the effects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
WELLSBURG
Mrs, Duffy To EosHtal.

Mrs Pat Duffy was taken I" North
WhclinG. haSnilal on tn" $50 tram on
Fr.da. 80. Duffy had been quite III
FOR several weeks and Il j. thought that
az operation may brromc necessary. II
Will hc hoped by all that the good old
mother may be speedily restored 10
nSaltu.
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N. Il. church Friday night 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt SprowiS Of 49,
Vile Pa, who have been i'll are sueMQE
improved. ~
Miss Flossie Archer spent ID -
week with Mrs. T. r. Ewing OF W.
wood.
Mr.. an dMrs. Goly Clemens W00 49,
ness callers in Wheeling Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
RoYs Homo From Prince.

Morton pn:IIsun. ,'hIrl"y Rigglr and
VIII Wallur, arrived home Sunday from
Camp Ia.v QUIT" Il larg" crowd or p"o-
rl' from ,h.H vicinity w"r" in Wheeling
Wr,Irrsdli Ia witness tn" big Cclchra-
iiuu IN honor Of III" West Virginia boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
GEN. cRoNKH1TE KoNoRED

RICHMOND. Va. Jun" : MHJ"r
General Adrlhrrt Croukhiic. who an
nrandcd thu NOth division IN France. h1S
been decorated by the ilritlsh govern
lncut with the cross Of knight COM
mandcr of ST. Michael and 81. George.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

family Sunday.
The families OF Frank Sandruck,
Aaron Redding and Howard Wilhelm
are ill with the flu.
John K Miller made a business
trip to York. Pa, on Tuesday.
Nav. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Null is ill with the flu.
Baltimore.
We were sorry to hear Of the death
of Mrs. John Dell, of Baltimore.
Funeral was held last Sunday at
Wesley Church, near Arcadia. The
family formerly resided here. She
leaves a husband and nine children
to mourn her loss.
Some of our people attended the
sale of Mrs. Eta Landes, near Hoff-
manville, Tuesday.
Harry, son Of Emory Bollinger met
with a painful accident one evening
last week while on his way home
from school when a horse became
frightened The wheel struck him
which threw him under the buggy and
cut and bruised his face and head
badly. DIR. Sherman was called and
dressed the wounds.
Mrs. Thomas Martin ia on the
sick list.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Co after it with Sic -
Liniment before it gets
dangerous

Apply 4 LILLE, don't yab, let IL tcne-
G,ote, and-good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
Of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason OF enormous sales
Keep big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment
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UNION BRIDGE.

Mrs. Alice Hartman, widow OF tne
late Iohn q. Hartman, died at ner
late residence, 2430 Frederick avenue,
baltimore, on Saturday, February -
Mr. Hartman, her husband, was Doss
inainter for the w. M. n. r., and was
killed about fifteen months ago by an
engine while crossing the tracks at
the shops
Charles r. Metcalfe, aged 81 years.
an engineer on the w. nj. r. K, Tor
number OF years, died at his home i'm
Baltimore, on Sunday, February 70.
He was well known in this place.
William III. Haines, of this place
is spoken of for County Commissioner
on the Republican ticket, from this
district.
Miss Helen Lindsay, of Baltimore,
visited her parents, this week.
Norman Otto, of Washington, D. c.
was among friends the first or the
week.
The Union Bridge Farmers Club
met at MIR. and Mrs. M. IL. Halnes', on
Washington's Birthday. There was a
full attendance.
Israel Rinehart, or HagerstoWn
was among relatives, this week.
Leslie Wood, our tonsorial artist
after an absence OF several weeks, Il
back in his shop again.
Sporty, our postmasters pc
dog. died on Washington's Birthday
aged about fourteen years.
Miss Helen Markell, Of this place
a graduate of Johns Hopkins, is max
ing a months visit i'm Georgia.
James Sinnott, working for Barr
let and Haywood, Baltimore, wa
here over Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinnott.
WILDER Baker, at Johns Hopkins
was home over Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker.
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COLDS INTERFERE
= WITH BUSINESS
Df. Kings New Discovery
relieves them and keep
q you going ON the job

Fifty continuous years Of almost
unfailing checking and relieving coughs,
colds and kindred suferings is the
proud achievement of DR., Kings New
Discovery.
GRANDPARENTS, fathers, mothers, the
dddles all have used and are using
= as the safest, surest, most pleasant
to-take remedy they know of.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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lllILLERS.

Services are being held at the
church here every evening this week
and tDrobably next.
Clinton Rohrbaugh and Shafer
left here Monday night for the West.
where they expect to get employment.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and
son, and Herman Miller, Of Balti-
more, spent Sunday visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Miller
Luther Wentz and family visited at
Lineboro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, of Bal
timore visited Nelson Garrett and