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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
BELLAIRE NEWS
CARLO LACARLO
NOW RELEASED
rrcrrS or SHOOTING DENIES THAT
NAN N CUSTODY 1m1D SHOTS
police lind It Hard TO Place Blame IN
Blactnand Case Nere.

Carlo LaCarlo, arrested as q witness
in a local "Blackhand" case has been
released from custody.
1t will be recalled that II was In the
LaCarlo home on Twenty-second street
that Pietro DInardino and Jimmie JUL
Gno. were shot the evening OF October
IL, The former died but thus far Juli-
ano has survived.
Following the shooting Lacarlo dis
appeared and went TO Trenton. y. J.
After q visit here by Joseph Juliano.
brother OF one OF the gun victims. who
resided in Trenton. LaCarlo returned TO
his home here. having been told by
Joseph Juliano that his brother Jimmie
did not accuse him OF the shooting.
Police, however. have their own minds
on the case and will not give IN their
work. although LaCarlo has been re.
leased from custody through the failure
of Juliano to place blame upon him.
Juliano claimed that = ahadyside man
was an accompllce IN the crime. but
when brought face to face with the par
ty denied II. police say. Since that the
Shadyside foreigner has disappeared
A foreigner by the namc Of Laquista
fred the shots. II Is now claimed by
Juliano and LaCarlo. Police do not be-
lIeve there Is such q person "a "LaQuiS-
"a" from tho evidence that they have.
Deocrats 70 Meet.
A meeting OF the Democratic city COM
rnittee is scheduled for this evening at
fhe city building at which tlme plans
will be made for furtherlng the member
ship OF the organization. Through the
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LOCAL FIREMEN ARE
ANXIOUS TO ASSIST
Pre- Chief States That Local Depart
meat was called Last Saturday Bus
Failed to Get The Ceu

Fire Chief Charles Cook of this city
stated yesterday that there Is no truth
In the statement which has been made
by some parties to tho effect that the
local firenlen failed to so to the fire ut
Lansing last Saturday. because there
was no water pressure in that place. RE
says the local department has never re-
fused to answer Il call from any Oh lne
suburban towns, and the water could
have been pumped from the creek had
they received the call 4 call is re-
Dortcd to have been sent In at the tlmc
OF the fire. but the chief never received
information of the fire until II was 100
late to be of any use.
Nov Mine onices
President Charles Albasin Of the Sub
district miners headquarters IN this
city, stated yesterday that the head
headquarters of the miners IN this city
will be removed to Rellaire before the
first OF the coming month. He was un-
certain at just what time the work OF
moving the offices TO the new building
at Bellaire would be started. but 1t Is
likely that work Will be started the nrst
Of the coming week.
Club Meeting Tonight
The Past Officers club Of the Sons
and Daughters OF Liberty Of this city,
will hold their regular meeting ut tho
homo Of Mrs. Goldic Martin on the
CsIdlz bike this evening ut 7:2O o'clock,
The usual business meeting VIII be held
and this will be followed by social
evening and refreshments
Thank The Public
The members of the local post OF tho
Service Star Legion are loud in their
expression OF thanks to thosewho con-
tr!huted so literally to their appeal for
funds for the purchase of n new hummer
for the organization. and the banner Is
now on display at the Roberts drug
store in the Heinlein building.
W. T. Dixon 10 Speaker
Hon. William T. Dixon, prosecuting
attorney Of Belmont county. Will ad-
dress the members OF the Mems Fra
tcrnity Of tho First Methodist church
at their meeting in the church at Kirk
woodthis evening. 4 musical program
will also be rendered during the evening
and Il social programmed refreshments
enjoyed.
The funeral services for the late Pat
rick Surratt. former superintendent or
the Edghill mineof the Y. &c o. Goa!
company at Dlllonvale. Ohio. who died
at the Ohio Valley General hospital last
Saturday following infection Of an In
fury received on n knee about ten days
ago. will be held from the home ut Bar
ton this morning and the lnterment will
be made at Linwood cemetery.
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event promises to be success as well
as very enjoyable.
soush N. Z. chnrch.
The Epworth league of the South BEL.
laire NJ. T.. church Will observe ms
week as "Win-my-Chum' week win
special services each evening at the
church. Miss Lille Workman was th'
leader M last nights services. William
Johnson will be the leader for tonlghta
service.
Accident Victim Dies.
Hobart Dawson, Shadyside young man
died at the BellAirc hospital yesterday
OF injuries received last Wednesday at
ShadySidc. He was aged "a years and Is
survived by his wife. Coroner John Il
Wyatt will investigate the case today.
While ENGAGED in his work on the mine
tipplc Dawson was caught between Two
cars and badly squeezed.
To Entertain Friends.
Edward Crawford entertained friends
! last night 1T the home Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford on Nose
Hill pike. The event was in honor oil
his sixteenth birthday. Games ana
music were the diversions and lunch
con was served.
Smith Improves.
! At the City hospital last N ght II was
stated that the condition OF William
| Smith was improved. Smith was the
3
day with both feet Trojan.
To Entertain Teachers.
The Child Conservation league ana the
Woman's civic club will entertain the
teachers and officers OF the public
schools tonight at the High school audi,
forum. \ program will be rendered and
social session Will be enjoyed.
Undergoes Operation.
Mrs. Myrtle Amber OF ST. ClalrsElIle
underwent an operation at the CITY nos
pital yesterday. The operation, whlSh
was n successful one, was performed ny
entertained Glass.
Members Of the Star Bible class or the
United Presbyterian church were enter
tanned last evening by Mrs. Fred George
at her home on Franklin street Games
and music formed the diversions or inc
evening and luncheon WAS served
Enterprise Plant Idle.
Several departments Of the Enterprise
Enamel plant in South Rcllairc are down
at the present time. Slack business Is
said to be tho cause for the suSpens!on'
Erameling plants throughout the c1n or,
try are reported TO be working only Pail
time in most instances.
Entertained Class.
Mrs. Frank l.. Erect cntertained MEM
bers of her class OF the Second l'respH-
terian church last evening at her home
on North jefferson street. Mrs. Erect
leaves this week for MASSACHUSETTS ~
make her future home.
For Mrs. Frest.
Members OF tho Christian EnoeaNor
societv of the Second Presbyterian
church held social event last evening
at the home OF Mrs. James cooper Inc
event honored Mrs. Frank l.. Erect VINO
leaves this week for Massachusetts, to
make her future home.
New COMPANY Formed.
The Neff Coal company Of Neffs was
incorporatcd ut Columbus yesterday at
x5o mn Capitalization. Among the in
corpora tors are +. r. Neff, c. Neff and
A. T. Neff.
Hirthday Party.
Miss Della Lish entertained friends
last evening at q birthday party at heT
home on Clinton street. Games and
music formed the diversions and
luncheon was served.
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ask the judge to see that he IS sent ~
u rcformatory this trip.
hospital Notes.
Mrs. Mary S,grgcnt OF 81 Ma!n yor
was taken TO the City Hospital lor
treatment yesterday afternoon. ,r,f
Ida Furby OF Adrna, o. was oFo1 rs
10 the City Hospital yesterday 49, fnr
noon and underwent an operattoH Ava
appendicitis last night At o cio'"'
Jack Pickford. -,.,,r,
"May You Always Have EVerytnins
You Want" this was tae blind oegSat
curse pronounced on the WastleL ~
of the rich Mr.. Bullway. The renai ha az.
story of how the curse was turhtu ~ -
a blessing, Is told in the faScinats i,iS
story, starring Jack flcKioru. IS.
was shown ut tho Fenray theater YES
terday. and will be seen again toda9'
GAINESVILLE Here Saturday.
Tho football fans Of this city are
nronised another good contest ut nome
newt SATURDAY, afternoon, when the 10
cal high school team plays the team
from GAINESVILLE high school on me
League Park grounds and there IL l,'' d :
douGt of where the victory VIII rest az
the close Of the game.
Betting One Of Evils.
Local residents and others VINO ue-
clare themselves in favor OF clein
sports have always made serious ou-
lection TO the desire on the part OF a
Few individuals, to bet money on me
football games which have been play
ed between the high school teams 49,,
courage II. Nothing else has seemed
to avail much against tho propensity 70
Law q wager on the games, ana The pet
ter instincts OF those who enjoy c!eah
sports arc now appealed 10 stop the
practice. in the interest OF better Sports
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BOY UNCOMFORTABLE
IS CLAIM OF FATHER
Father Of Lad who Made Raid on
Change Bag In Butcher wagon Sug-
rests he Re Sent to 2sformatory.

Edward Saas, son Of Mike Spas will
known and respected resident Of the
north end of this city will probably be
sent to the state reformatory after q
hearing before Probate Judge Nichols.
following his arrest on the charge OF
tho theft Of the change sack from tho
wagon Of u local butcher. The boy is
claimed to have stood on the streets
until the driver Of the wagon closed the
endgate Of the wagon. and went to the
front end TO climb to the seat Of the
wagon. and when tho drivers back was
turned, he hurriedlv reached into the
wagon. ana snatched the sack whic
alleged TO have contained S33. When the
change sack was missed. an investiga-
tion connected the lad with the theft.
and ne was hunted up. When taken TO
the building he admitted the theft. and
told OF hiding a portion of the money
behind the controller box on one Of
the cars Of the Wheeling Traction
company. The money was later found in
the place indicated.
The Lad. who IL only eleven years OF
age. but looks younger. has been be-
fore the Probate Judge on similar
charges before. and he has always been
let off on account of his youth. His
father In conversation with some OF
tho city officials claims that he Is un-
able to control his son. and no will
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efforts Of this club moro than anything
else, Bellaire gave Gov. Cox q majority
of votes over Senator Harding In the re-
cent presidential election.
Drive Il On.
The fourth Red Cross Roll Call drive
has been started In Bellaire. The city
quota is $500, and Ralph peiEhtSSn on,
the city. The goal for the entire county
Is 1880.
rales OPP Duties wednesday.
Row. E c. Burkhardt, who deltverod
his farewell sermon at the First Re
formed church on Sunday Will take Up
his new duties as pastor OF the 81. Ste
phen's church, Wheeling. on Wednes-
lily to the Wheeling parsonage the latter
Held Good Practice.
The High school football team hello
practice last night at the Sixteenth
street gridiron in preparation for the
battle next Saturday afternoon with
Uhrichsville High school at Chrichs-
willie. The Tuscarawas county eleven
has always given the Red and Black q
hard battle and the Saturday contest
promises to be no exception.
May Play Third Gans.
A third football game Is likely to be
played next Sunday afternoon between
the Bellaire All-Stars and the Henry
Athletic club team OF wheeling. Th5
teams have met twice thus far this sea:
SON and each has victory. The third
game will be necessary to decide the
honors for the season.
Enjoy Hunting.
Scores Of Bellalre hunters went to the
country districts yesterday where they
enjoyed hunting rabbits. 1t was the
first day Of the hunting season in Ohio
Tho light snow fall worked TO the ad-
vantage Of the hunters. who reported
an abundance Of the cottontai!s in most
instances.
Special Services.
Special ''Win-my-Chum" services will
be held each evening this week at the
First Methodist Episcopal church by the
Epworth league. Last night Rev. f. o
Moore Of Bridgeport was the speaker
Tonight, Rev. L. s. Rose and Prof
Bowen. both Of Bridgeport, will be the
speakers.
BOX Social.
Tha Christian Endeavor society OF
the Christian church will hold box so
ciai Tuesday evening in the church. The
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ST.. GAINESVILLE:
Belmont County Seat News
Revival Services

Revival Services
Revival services are being held each
evening in the skating rink. The ser
vices commenced Sunday evening under
the direction Of the three local minis
ters: Rev. Leroy Lawther, Rev. Ira +.
Leeper Rev. {. W. Cooper, assisted by
Mr.. Bonnie who will have charge Of
the music during the special meetings.
cago, arrived Monday and Will continue
the services until December, 4th: The
Revival services are being we'll attended.
Red Cross Drive
Herbert W. Mitchell, county chairman
Of the fourth Red Cross drive appointed
committees for the various districts or
st. Clairsville and the roll call will be
taken Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Pursglove enter.
tanned Il number of local and out or
town guests on Saturday evening at
their beautiful home. East of town.
Dancing was the chief diversion or the
evening and Mt a seasonhble hour
iO''' We" Left For Kansas
John Cook, court constable, received
a telegram last Saturday morning In
forming him OF the critical illness or
his sister, Mrs. Kate Hoehle of Wichita,
Kan. Mr.. Cook left Saturday evening.
In his absence ]. Il. Ryan has been
by Judge Charles ]. Lynch
as assistant court constitute:
st. C1atrsv1le Briefs
VIM. Go!ngs and family Of Cambridge
spent Sunday with local relatives.
Miss Leila Bolden of Pittsburgh IS
visiting 1T the home Of her uncle, Ar
thur Tapisco.
George Patton of Alliance was here
on Business Monday.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
New Cases Filed.
Ella McAllistcr, Admr'X. VS.. S. c. Dan
iel and the Title Guaranty & Surety Co
Action for money. Amount claimed
s34S4.91 with interest thereon from July
Is. 1917. T. C. Ayers, attorney for plain
Lois Dane VS.. w. r. Dane, ~ al. Ac::
ton for partition OF real estate and
equitable relief. Thornburg & Lewis at
torneys for plaintiff.
Joseph Falcone vs. Bell Falcone, ac-
ton for divorce. r. w. Schertzer' at
torncy for plaintiff.
Court Entries.
The case Of Kelly G. Jones Co,
of Pittsburgh. VS.. John 7.
Haync. which was set for trial IN com
mon Pleas Court. yesterday was dls-
missed. The plaintiff failed to appear
and for that reason this cause was dls-
missed at costs of the plaintiff; WIN.
ont prejudice TO a new action The SUIT
was an action for money. amount Claim
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CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN ..
UNION PACIFIC SALT LAKE ROUTE

cd 5000 with interest from May Is.
Carl g. LaRoche VS.. c. L. & w. R. R
Co. ct al, Sale for good cause set
aside, and ordered that premises %
sold, sale to be on premises and Ior
cash.
Plaintiff given leave to file amsndsd
petition within five days.
Jennie Richards vs.. Carrie VAnPeie
ct al. Order of partition. George Hal"
ston. Charles T. Updegraf and John g
Hayne appointed commissioners. Martin
Gersi vs.. Louis Chandler. Plaintiff siy.
On leave to file petition and affldaVS
for publication within 30 days.
Joseph Maciot VS.. Mary kovalchiK.
Defendant given leave to file answer
within five days.
DEFENDANTS flssd ouiltY
: The stats OF Ohio: VI. Ben NJ Schicks
Indictment was found against the defen.
dants for larceny. They having take1
the sum Of 1000 belonging to one 1oea.
r. Renshaw. On Monday. In Common
pleas Court, at tho reuest OF the pro-
scouting attorney, the felonious pSrt %
the Indictment was nollied. Eacn oS
fendant withdrew a former plea OF nos
euiItv and entered plea Of guilty OF
Simple larceny and each defendant sen1
fenced to pay q fine Of 1000 and eosts.
They were committed to jail until fins
Beatty Deeds 11lsl.
Mike NactRnovfch. ct al, TO y: 5IucS
Jefferson. Land In Colerain anc Feass
t0E xash.P2ine 'iS Gallagher, deceased. to
MARI g. Garry. ct al hsirs-at-law. Mary
c. Garry, ct al, to Bridget Agnes Dono-
ynn. Of al. Land in Bellaire. tle.
Wunser Casper to Charles Sadd. Lana
e., Union township. $3.50.
Gilbert Hanson, ct al. TO Josepn w"
lis. ct al. Land In Pease toWnsn,ip.
r: c. Rowles. deceased: 70 EhAs 81.
Rowles, heirs-at-law. AfnoAVH tor
Eliza NJ. Rowles to c. I. HaSedorns
Land in Barnesyille. S3.e26.
Charles Heed and Maude II. Heed 90
Forest e. Conner. Land In BarnesVlls'
800. p.or L1u.ka.
or nj Land In Mead township. Sl0:
John +. Van Camp and Ellzaeeth van
Camp to Nancy J. Higgins Land IN
Brookfeld. $1,000.
Marriage Licenses. 1r.cu.
John Stanley Pittman and ldA AcS'H
Frank Niemeo and Martha sIal. potn
Oh cbarIcs "i Eycrs of stewartsville. and
Mary Eta Farley Of Bellatre.
Stanley KrySrowski and Mary COOPER
OU Carl = Ray. end Mary Ir'ns D'o0''' 10sn
Of Maynard. ... c.sna rim.
both of Dellaire.
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Mrs, Foreman Dead.

Mrs. Ellen Foreman. wife OF Samue!
Foreman. and we'll known resident OF
422 North First street. died at tho CITY
Hospital at an early hour yesterday
morning, following 2 three months
years OF age, Il member Of st. Mary 3
Catholic Church, and IL survived by
her husband and several children. The
funeral services will u ehld from st.
Mary's Church tomorrow morning
Q o'clock, and the interment Will be
made al st Mary's Cemetery.
=, Central Association Meeting.
A meeting Of the Parent eachers
Association Of the Central school Will
be held at the Central building this
evening The qestion for discussion VIII
be. How 10 Make the Child Realize
That II il a Privilege as Well as DUTY
to Regularly attend school ana g9ou
attendance Of the patrons Is expected.
Child Welfare League.
A meeting OF the members Of Betty
Zane Circle of the Child Welfare League
OF this city will be held at the Board
of Trade rooms on South Fourth
street. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
This will be the first business meeting
Of the fall season and much business
requires attention.
westminster Guild.
The members of Janet Mann chapter
Of the Westminster Guild Of the First
Presbyterian Church were very pleas
antly cntcrta sncd ut the home OF Mrs.
Herbert Carmichael on West Hanover
street last night. The usual dev"tionat
meeting OF the guild was followed by
program OF social diversions.
Fined $40 Each.
Nick Kovack and Louis Bondo. both
North End foreign residents who were
arrested last saturday evening charged
with fighting were given their hearings
before Mayor Charles Coleman in police
court last night, and each paid the
usual fine OF $40 and the trimmings.
Miners Interested.
A large nur'ber of the employees on
the various coal mining plants OF this
vicinity are Interested in the classes Of
instruction along the line OF their work
which are being held at tho Elm school
building and a good class Is expected
at the class meeting tonight. 1nstruc-
ton IL given which is calculated 10
make the men moro valuable to their
employers, and qualify them for promo
t!on in their chosen work.
MIS-. Jones to Entertain
Invitations have been sent out to
large number OF the friends Of Mrs.
Howell Jones of this city. TO attend
the social event In the nature OF n
fancywork party which will bc held ut
her home on Pearl street, FRIDAY even
ing. A number of cocial diversions have
also been planned for the evening.
Rabbits to Como Soon.
Rabbits should he coming into this
city in shipments approximating car
load lots before tho end OF this week.
Judging by the number of hunters who
have gone out from this city in quest
OF cotton tails. Every one of the hunt
ers has promised his friends all he
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CRUDOLEUM
D1SPELLs DANpRUFT AND
LEAVES THE HAIR
SOFT AND FLUFFY

Professional hair dressers are using
II in their hair and scalp treatments !;
why not you? 1t is a higher grade OF
Petroleum and contains sulphur and
other antIseptics. and hair nourishinG
ingredients. combined, dissolved. and
filtered by nature, so thoroughly that
you would not know they were there.
yet their germ destroying properties
are evident 1t Is light in color. pure
and pleasant to use and Will not alter
the color, of the hair. and the price for
a large bottle for family use Is only
35c. C. II. Griest q Co.. who Is tho
agent in Wheeling. is authorized to give
you your money back II CRUDOLEUM
falls to please you.
Young people who are just beginning
to care for their hair should be taught
to keep the scalp clean with CRCDO-
LEUM. 1t 10 vermin destroyer.
CRUDOLEUN In essential to successful
hair care; II makes 1t possible for you
to have or retain hair beauty. If your
druggist does not keep 1t. send to VIM.
II. Simpson Drug Co, Williamsburg Sta
tion, Pittsburgh. Pa. Price. by mail.
SOc
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condition o. Clsrence Smith who has
been III at hla home on Hickory and
Mourth streets.
Mr.. and M:s. Frank Spidcl nave ar
r'vcl lrInr after visit with Mrs.
Hannah Sedgwick who Is Ill at CIeve-
land. y.
Mrs Samuel Huskins Of South Fourth
str.,t is spending a few days AS the
guest Of friends at East Liverpool. o.
Miss Madelyn Helmbright Is reported
confined to her aorao on Vine street
with al illness
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Foy Battin OF North
Fifth street nre the proud parents or
a fine new boy which arrived yester-
day
Miss Caroline Parks left yesterday
for her home in Parkersburg, w. va"
after 4 visit with friel1s IN -hls City.
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1nlianap polls. Ind. Nov. 1.-The The fea tc
eGnt SrAH Monday December g. i was an an:
n Houneed this afternoon. It VIII III. % ne the
fTst federal grand Jury to ,n mssi i nsrs
since the session 'na, OF tas 'g March ii.
f fss6 f assinst rs soft coal operators
and and miners. Prohibition law violations At fhs
ara expected to play large part IN 'as
deliberations Of the jury.
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CAMERON

Notice 20 xAKpAystH In, -.
Notice is hereby given tnst r !
Sot the san IS, 1s:o FOR purpose q col:
Letting taxes. Any taxes PAID s;Iaon Set0 os
Dec. !, 1920, will be given q discouHt ~
~ per cent: All taxes not par, ~
Jan. /. 1921. are subject TO 'n Thi. Iii
rate Of 10 per cent ssy per DURING the discount
period. ": r. Werchaii Co,
n-16-i Snerlii
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The 1ntelll-
pencer at IIickey's News stand,
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or tho
bridgeport Hardware Company, or
cali Martins Ferry 227-J.
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EisSsrIsly etdJSsr Than liaat.
The velocity OF electricity ffr Ell
Goods tnat VI Egt. Light travels Al
tAs rate Of ,sc.zse niles a second.
sisoslsity, ut css rate OF 2<s,50 nilss
q second.
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paid Political Advertising,
paid Political Advertising,
paid Political Advertising, paid Political Advertising,
HARVEY CUFF

Harvey Cuff nate for Attorney General will fill four speaking
Cache County week. His schedule follows Tuesday,
night 18TH Wesvie Thursday night Oct Richmond Friday
Oct. 9th, Hyde Park, Monday night 25th.
big
chair with credit ony pleasing
residents
ned this county will organ
~ the organization Of those points the
the occasion rallies
huff.
CACHE COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
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Miss Alice Peterson entertained
Tuesday evening at a dinner party
in honor of Miss Evelyn Ballif. The
table was beautifully laid with a
cluny lace cloth over yellow satin.
Small favors were placed at each
cover and a crystal bowl OF sweet
peas conferred the table. Following
the dinner a social evening was en-
joyed. The guests numbered twelve.
Q Q . O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Robins re-
turned to this city Tuesday after
spending a week in Salt Lake City
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Grow. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow accom-
panied them home, motoring up