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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-03-18
FOUNTAIN

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seas and boys
were visitors at the Ray Robbins home
near White Sunday.
Miss Nellie Buettner entertained
company at supper Sunday evening.
Floyd Engel and Andrew WaaIkes
called on the EberIein boys Sunday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. v VI. Norton spent
Sunday in Bushnell.
Carol BlakesIee and Virgil Selix
called at the a. j. Engel home Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Fred Buettner spent Monday
With her daughter. Mrs. Glen Lundeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel, Marshall and
Lucille called al the Art McKelvey
home near Bushnell Sunday.
Carl Carlson took supper at the F.
c. Buettner home Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harms and boys
called at the Thee Rassman home
Saaday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn I.undeen took
dinner at the r. &. Buettner home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Green and chill
dren spent Sunday with friends near
Aurora
Frank, Louis and Harold EberIein
were Sunday evening callers at the
S. Selix home.
There viii be a program and basket
social at the Fountain school house
on Friday evening. March 26. Ladies
bring baskets Gents, don't forget
your purses.
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septicemia is one of the diseases that
is especially active.
Or. Weaver says that cattle are not
the only animals affected by hemor-
rhagic septicemia, but the disease i'll
cattle is of most Importance. The dis
ease az first usually attacks animals
that are weakened by some other con-
dition and later the disease will spread
from one animal to another. The
germs are everywhere present and it
only takes certain conditions TO brins
them out
Fever is one of the symptoms How
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ELKTON

From the Record.
I. Z. Sasse and family visited rela-
t.yes in Brookings over Sunday.
L. " Martyr Of Brookings, was a
pleasant business caller on Tuesday
last
y goodly number Of our young peo-
pie took in the basketball tournament
at Brook.ngs Friday and Saturday.
Sheriff Nolan was doing Elkton and
vicinity Monday He is getting "onto
the ropes" all right The slack in the
cords will be taut, bye and bye
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ever, a fever usually occurs In any
contagious disease. Frequently, dill
cult breathing is noticed. Possibly
pneumonia may occur as compllca'
tion. often the discharges from the
animal may be colored with blood.
Young animals are the most suscepti'
Bile.
Treatment consists mainly OF pre-
vention. Provide the cattle with shell
ter. palatable food and warm water.
The veterinarian can be OF assistance
in properly diagnosing the disease.
A vaccine is being used
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Leslie Poppinso. Dewey and Burney
FELTON,, Everett L=uocher. VIM. Stuart
and Mr. Ciaas~eA. The remains We're
laid 10 rest IN the Greenwood GENE
terry Bookings We extend our hear.
felt sympathy 10 the bereaFe ones.
She leaves 10 moruR her loss her hus-
band. one child, Floriene. age eleven
months, father and mother, four SIS
ters, two brothers and a host Of friends
selr sympathy 10 the 5ereaved ones.
Church Notes-Sunday school. 10 a
m-. morning worship. IL a m, even.
Ing worship, 40 ?. m; prayer meet.
ina Wednesday evening 80 p. 70.
You are cordially invited 70 come. Rey
VIM Donaldson. pastor
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VOlGA

Prom the Tribune.
Karl Peterson was Brookings Wis
itor Tuesday.
Ed. Hillestad transacted business at
Brookings Tuesday
Conrad Brendsel was Bro0kings
visitor Monday
Miss Minnie Van den WAL went to
Brookings Monday
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NORTHEAST STERLING

August Kaldowski Is assisting Jesse
Workman with farh duties.
Rev. Shepherd of Watertown, was
a Sunday guest at Henry Schmidfs
Louis Lan2 and family OF Minneapc.
lis. are living on the farm just va
Gated by Percy UIlman.
Josephine, Lydia, Elilda and Otto
Prahl spent Saturday evening at the
Schmidt home.
Ed. Ecker was pleasant visitor
in Sterling No. Al Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs ira Blakely moved
on to their farm one day last week
which was recently vacated by Mr..
Mogle.
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CATTLE DISEASES

Farm animals that have become
scrawny through neglect during win
ter months are susceptible 20 dis
ease, says Or. G. S Weaver, State
college veterinarian. Hemorrha gic
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ABOUT THE COUNTY
BRUCE

From the Herald:
Clarence Krog and Bob Bishop were
in Brookngs Monday on business.
II. L. and Clarence VanLaningham
OF Brookings. were in Bruce Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth West went to Brook
ings Friday 10 attend meeting Of the
county advisors Of the Girls Reserves
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Farmers. get your discs in for sharp.
ening now. before the spring rush.
G. f. Sorensen. opposite Bro0kings
Produce Co.
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gave boRs as, repositories for county
funds. BIDS for improving the Cameron
district road. according 10 the plans and
specifications OF the bond issue were
opened. Two concerns bid. namely; NJ; y,
NJ Lee ard Ridgely and Springer. The
court has not as yet awarded the con-
tracts
The joint installation Of officers of
Mound city lodge No. IS and Pogress
lodge No. 81, !. .. .. F.. was held at the
hall nr Progress lodge in the h. OF p
grand master and staff of WellsburE.
was present To install tho Officers. y
large class Of candidates was also
rushed over the burning sands Of the
second degree. The meeting was we'll
Observation-Disclosures
The many friends OF James r. Lam
caster will he surprised TO learn Of his
marriage yesterday to Miss Leila Light
Nor. n. the Calvary NJ. F.. parsonage.
Rev. H. j. Workman "fficiating. The
couple departed last evening for short
honeymoon in tho East and after their
return they will make their homo in this
city.
Moundsvills Briefs
Messrs l.. Mayors and Alva Hendricks
have gone 10 Bowling Green, Ny. where
they will loo kafter business interests.
have returned from New Martinv;lle
where they spent two weeks vacation
With Mrs. Foose's mother. Mrs. owe
r. e.. Dorsey and Richard Fletcher
n,otorcd {" Washington. IA. yesterday
in the Fletcher machine.
Lee Richea Of Dccp Valley. Pa. is
III" guest OF his sister. Mrs. Ada Rob
erts. OF Eleventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Burgess have re-
turned from two weeks visit spent
in tho western states.
Mr. and Mrs. II. {. Rooscman. after
TWO weeks visit with friends III Nor
gan;own. have returned TO their home on
Mrs s N. Timlin has returned from
pittsburgh where she visited her daush-
ter. Mrs. Allen o. Reed.
Mrs. W. w. Smith. Miss Bird Eider'
Glenn Hamilton and James A. Slga-
foosc have returned from motor trip
10 Eniontown. Ia.
Miss Mary Powell Is confined 70 her
home on East Fourth street with Ill
ness.
Misses rcarl and Anna Chambers. Of
Second street, have returned home from
Akron where they spent the past tro
weeks with their sister.
Thomas Scott and daughter MISS
Mary OF Tomlnson avenue. will, leave
tomorrow for Lakeside for ten days
Mrs. Wiley Evans Of First street is
reported to be very III at the Glen
dale hospital where she Is confined.
Mrs. Mary Eta stewart, Glad!s COR
nv Mary and Nellie Wilson will 20 10
Lakeside the latter part OF July to
spend week At the Home Missionary
schools.
Mrs. J. J. Fowler and daughter JOS
enhne Of East Fifth street have re-
,urned home from St Clairsvillc. Ohio.
where they visited friends for the past
TWO weeks.
Thomas Robinson. OF Third street.
who broke his leg last week is reported
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on the old flying field and preparations
are now being made n start the smart
81 the Northumberland Coal Com
pany. that IS 10 penetrate into the SIN
foot Pittsburgh vein Of coal An oftirc
and equipment storage building has also
hNon erected temporarily. As soon as
The necessary material arrives on hand
the work Of sinking 4 shaft will begin.
A. what anglo it will be driven has not
been stated, However. II is the general
belief that II will be rather steep.
Small Blaze Yesterday.
4 slight fire was detected at the home
OF James South, No. - Locust avenue,
carly yesterday morning at $50 o'clock.
and the fire department arrived on the
scene several minutes later and with 4
few buckets Of water soon extinGuished
the blaze with an estimated damage to
the house Of 80 The fire started in
tho Kitchen between III roof and C~!l-
ing. from a defective flUr. \ brick had
become loose and dropped from it's place
In the chimney and the flames dripping
out the hole from fire in the Kitchen
stove caused Tho wood 10 ignite. The
water was thrown on the blaze after
the firemrn had cut through the roof.
Bsrrypickers Beware.
according To reports reaching the city
from some Of the nearby farmers tres
passing on private property has become
an every day occurrence To hunters or
the mystic berry. Some Of the farmers
state that even at night time they can
not sleep due !" the many people from
the city parking their cars down tho
Ian" and letting N" engine run. The
farmers are determined 10 protect them
selves by requesting IN" arm of the Jaw
20 extend "ut over l!Sle NOR" terri
tory than just tn" city folks alone.
viii Picnic TOMORROW
The First Presbyterian church Sunday
school will hold an all day picnic at
TTcsap'S Grove tomorrow. making the
trip in tn" little Betsy Anne. small
boat will leave the wharf at Eighth
street ~ $50 oClockNnd the return viii
he made in the early part OF the even
ing. All members Of the church are
urged to attend and are requested to
take lunch for two meals. Ice cream
of games and sports will be carried out
by The committee in charge.
qualities a. ShArpshooter
Ry displaying married skill As rite
man Private Elmer H. Doyle. OF this
CITY. who enlisted in the Marine Corps
in May 1919, in Wheeling and who -
now stationed AT Santo Domingo. has
qualified as a sharpshooter, according 10
official reports received by some of the
young mans friends here.
Ladies Aid Meet Today
The president of tho Ladies' Aid OF the
First NJ. F.. church has called meeting
for this afternoon At $50 o'clock in the
church parlors All members are urged
10 be present as several very interesting
topics are to I've before the body for
consideration and other business OF i'm
portancc IL 10 be transacted.
County Court Met.
The county court met IN regular ses-
sion yesterday with President W. NJ.
kIltlc. Commissioners Z. !. McFadden
and Homer Stewart present. Settle
m"nt was made with the supervisors Of
IN" poor and the banks Of the county
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Lurnor League SOCIAL
The members OF the Luther League
Of 81. raurs Lutheran church are LOOK
ing forward with interest 40 tn" enter
taInmsnt which Will be given them N
the Sunday school rooms Of the church,
Thursday evening. and Il fine time is an
ticIpated. The committee in charge OF
the event is composed o, Misses Wilhel-
nina. katherine and Elizabeth SOM
mers. and Louis kols
Mems Fraternity
An Interesting and well attended
meeting OF ia" members or the Mems
Fraternity Of N" First Presbyterian
church, WAS held ia the social rooms
Of the church IN HARDWOOD last night
cial hour WAS enjoyed. and p luncheon
was tn" concluding feature.
wednesday Afternoon Club
\ larg" number or m" m"mo erS OF
and their husbands. spent an enjoyable
evening rs the guests al Mr. and Mrs
Harry Jun"lnE. At 'h"lr nome az Len
noX. east OF Wheeling. last might. The
hours were spent At tn" usual INTEREST,"
ing club diversions. ana Il luncheon was
the cgncluding fca;ur".
Craig Funeral
The funeral services Tor Mrs. Caro-
following six months illness will l."
held at the home b, Lincoln avenue
this afternoon at 80 m.rl"'h, ioiIowcu
by services at the r." Methodist
= >
West. pastor OF the chqr'h. Th" inter
uent will bc made al Works cemetery.
Club Meeting a Success
One OF In" most successful mrG'inEs
since their @rganiIst,"m We VS.. nrld c, mh
Of thu Sons and Daughters # Liberty
NJ the nom. Of Mrs. Emma N"y!", on
F'aye,te street. Martins Ferry. last
night and a large number OF matters
Of ImportauCr were disposed OF. ina
n,ncbcnp served WAS n SNcCial feature
Of the evening.
The members Of the "omeH's Bcneht
Association 81 the Ma"cab""s hay"
plans completed for n $"r'al session for
their members :" follow the usual
meeting Of tn" iudg" IN Tho ti"ln!"in
building tomorrow evening. and me
tin% IS. promlS,I; Ma.
Another meeting Of the Republican
voters OF this CITY. Interested IN Inc
success Of their ticket. Will be hcId ~
tho city building, 'hIs evening and
been urged 10 attend rh" meeting.
stray pigeons Shot
Richard Dick" Reck: local marks.
mar. was employed b, n" city "ric IL, rs
cons which has been BORDERING persons
residing about the central portion OF
town. Dick - reported 70 hay" had 4
very rl"asan, time. taking spot Shots a.
The birds as rs, as. as , tnry arr|ar'd ana
veteran Mail Clerk Retired
{; r Brainard. veteran mail clerk on
trr Baltimore and OH" allway h"'we"n
tins city and Cleveland; has oeem 20 -,
on the line. He has ma!n'air~d quar-
tors IN this city. wh"r" h" spent laiS"
portion OF his time. and many OF ms
lie eft yesterday for his HON" al 'l"ar-
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
ORGANIZE KIWANIS
CLUB THURSDAY
Mound City Business Men arrange 70
Launch Popular Nwnniz Cluo W.
ganization Here at ouce.

international representative. G. RI.
Lincoln. Of chicago, Of The kiWanls
clubs Of America, was in the GUY yes
terday and. together with Temporary
chairman J. F. Shipman. formulated the
final plans for tn" permanent "rgan'za'
ZION Of Klwanit club here tomorrow
the place Of tho meeting has not nern
named but II viii probably nc he'n IN
,n, ~ ne dinins rooms Of local hos
As tho Wheeling KiwaHis Club holds
a luncheon in the Mcclure hoe! to-m"r,
row i, - though, delegation from maj
club Will h" made ur 10 a''"mPahN vi
ItncoIn to this city aftcS the meeting
10 aid in the permanent organization
work only ~ members ar" necessary
n begin a club and Mnundsvi!ie mas
about 80 business men behind me move,
nrnt who will Re prescn; ~ IN" initia!
n,Antinr 10 receive their menhership.
Engine IN Ground.
The hosting engine has been r'accd
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Authorize Bonds

Authorize Bonds.
Tho county commissioners have al
thor'zed tnC 'S%n.ns OF poS Sc w HP p"s
O.. '&""SS ',pmo, hrid,r bsr, ~
~" be''.SnN 49, in ~, bridge
soon a. inc mono ~ III n% rnrsnso
fund bids viii BE- asked ~ ETnue'et tr >
- IN ,..,Sod,icd Fnr naxt Monday
GAS - 70 Tt con.racts.
meeting Of the building committee
s sirs,, OF th% 500 500 temple in thi<
o., IN ~ 80, :rhmrSdar at Hridye-
pGr,. Contracts viii b. awarded At tbs
tImT FOR furnyturc, elevator and othe-
an,iclrs nj covered In the general con-
-. -, ,Sc bmiid,n..
N"'' 49, r,n,oy Coach
~ II coir-.r'SS ~ Ina an athlete
OF prominence has been oftctally en-
$3.50, bh<%T ,,:s,r, r, md athic,,c ,oach Tor
newt ear. He will be- here the latter
nart Of august and Will likely have
fHS"}bSH iii H1as1sSe started as soon as
Employ New Teachers.
Miss Hrf~n Mitchell OF Cambridge.
has been employed as a member Of thr
High school faculty for the coming
M'sscS Lillian Gathers and Nay ward
have been employed AS teachers for the
Local grade schools the coming term.
Miss Ethel UmStcad has resigned her
position as 4 local grade school teacher
ton.
work Again Halted.
Tho asphalt work on Union stree
has again been halted. The supply
OF asphalt became exhausted yesterday.
The work will be held up untl new
supply arrives. Union street as far a.
Th!r;y-secoad. street is now open 70
trafrc.
srehn 70 Return. 1,
80 This
city, writes friends that hc will leave
Prague. Enhrmla. the latter part or
thIs month bound for america. HH
viii be aCrompanicd by his wife ana
child P-eh Inn was IN bohemia StydyIns
music when the war broke out.
TO Marion,
\ number Of Bvllaire persons will s.
70 Marron Thursday 10 attend the Hard
inI notification gathSrinE. Among
them will be Everett L. Tharp. John K.
Cow. howard SnedecEer and W. q. Nc
CLAIM.
Picnic Today.
The members 81 Tho Daughters Of
Isabella lodge will enjoy a picnic to-
day al WheoI;ng park Members Of tho
o-S.r v;'i lcove IRIS morning. for tho
49,, anL LII ~, r.t,,-n mil owe,
-, '''' "''' 49,
N''9 p,d FOR Road worr
cor,,v conmixs,H~~re SaVc onenoI
h,Ss 80 ~, ,r,,,rnyCrnrr. ~ .ba roicr-
90 oiro nd ,bn EtnshiDrNI-,inr ,nwo.
AZ = d.
SSnn,aEr, .hf.,it. ,,,r. 49, Ion.
S;5Jnr ,or ~, yor,ns- irrroysncnt
60 N-iiIs,p,r Nr,T,;, r. er,n ~
~ civ was ,hS low biIdcr FOR ,bn
o,hc- p,scc ~, ,r,rL R,Js Sor hoth
Soh1 ,yern grsatc- ira, ,hs nstina.es
SDJ 49, ir,r~c,.nr,c,,. 40 not he IVA Jn
To neoorate school.
r~.o 1870 - -" - Si;,-n v.hool
h,.1rJ,,r - - a. tc'dccn-at"T bcrors
scLonI Ioyi,S !, Scntambcr ~ cn,.
So ~n, Jojrg 80 yrnrk has h., tn+
e. y zipn,,rrrn,n RarTo,t strsst
nayr,c- IT, 49, ~ naintinr ,bc In
80 viii nc Srartsr N fbn nna- fnturs
vi1Ion Fnrs-.I
L,,,s-al .cr~7Ntt Ill y" b,,d q, g
ar;L..is .L,,-.h .rn,,r.y,,,. ,,nr,;rN.
MSnS S fnr, Wink 1jad ,f
II u ~ h,,i;i W. ~" Ii IL
! Ms nm IN a. t,c,r 49, nrJ I.,,.cs ,.ro
and Fonr children. Intcrm~nt Viii be
u ". c,i,.n-,. ,,,r,o.orv
:" INV '">' at,,II.' 80. >r'''
r,. a,or,, 90 - - sorx ~ T..
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guests Of Stephen Lewis and fam


Mrs. William Rivers Of this city has
gone To Flushing O.. "nll"d by the S"r!-
Gus Illness Of her father.
Miss Eleanor Hob"nSaco. OF West
Walnut street. Is reported improving
nicely. following n recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs E3r. HCSlor or this
city arc spending II few days as the
guests of Mrs. Hcslop'S parents
Mrs. Mary ShiNpman Of North Fitth
street. IL celebrating her S"ih birthday
Il; her home today,
Mrs. John :. Monks Of this city Ia
spending a few days rs III" guest or
relatives at Indiana. IA.
George -. RalsIon OF this city lott
Yesterday for Cedar Point 4" attend the
National Druggists convention.
Mrs. Cnrncham and daughter Miss
Fanny. have Eon" -, Dctr"'t. Mich,'
where they will $H"ud thor NaCa ti"m.
An interesting meeting Of N" NOM
bcrs or tine Loyal Order Of Moose was
held in their hall on Hanover street
last night.
All Of the members Of IN" local ~.
wants club will attend TN" iuncheIA
AT The FIks club dining rooms on
North Fourth stree, today az noon.
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! Photographs ~ Paul NardaS. the
| Greek resident Of ClarksburE. ". IA,
who has been missing from his home IN
| that city since Friday. July 9th and who
| is reported 10 have had s2.50O on his
person at the time Of leaving. were re-
rrived hy Albert Otto. from the wife OF
| the missing man yesterday anH' have
been distributed 20 the police depart
mentS In this Nlcia!ty, Information az
Ito the wherPa bouts Of the missing man
Ia, lrhl n ch
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to be getting along nicely at the Glen
dale hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Brock, Of Fourth
street arc visiting friends at Claring-
ton. Ohio.
Mrs. owen McCay Of Rochester. Pa,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Guthrie on Third street
Mrs. Lulu Smith OF Fourth street IS
the guest Of friends At Darlington. Ohio;
Joseph Hicks Is spending few days
vacation with his family in Martins
burg.
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SHERRARD
HntsxkatnOd dub,


Miss Helen Garvin entertained the T.
y. L. Club at her home, on Friday even.
ing The early hours were delighuuty
spent at social diversions followed oy
the serving OF delicious luncheon.
Those present were: Messrs and Mes
+; danes: Florence Bromer, Frank HEIDI
scr. II. c. Snedekcr. ]. j.. Garvin and u:
n Garvin: Mesdamee: Cecilia Wear, OF
! Boston: George Schmidt and H. W.
, Rloomfield: Misses: Beulah Snedeker.
Hannah Reick. Myrtle Carnahan, MARY
kathryn Schmidt. Hilda ReiSk. Lillian
/ Snedcker and Helen Garvin. MessrS:
Will Sncdeker. MADDEN Garrin. FRANK
Talbert. George Garvln. Frank NecK'
Jack and Paul Gsrvin.
Shsrrard 1risfs.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry pausherty ana
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Noon
ry and family. all Of Warwood. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. {. klages, on
Sunday.
,be pleasant Hin Ladies Aid Society at
the parsonage on Wednesday Afternoon:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Conner. OF
Wheeling. were visiting Mr.. and MRS. =.
W. McCombs on Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. MONTGOMERY has returned'
TO her home at Warwood after spend
inr' tho past two months with Mrs. T.
MONTGOMERY. Of Mt. Olivet.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Snedeker. OF Eds-
dale ar. visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Hood this week. =: ~,
The Allen Grove Sewing Circle will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs. e.
X. McCombs on Thursday afternoon.
Rose. tho little daughter OF MT and
Mrs John Dean, Of Wheeling Creek. Is
visiting At the home Of z. c. Klases.
The bethlehem CnSon Sunday school
! will hold a picnic on the lawn OF w. r.
Wayman's home on Wednesday, August
Attn. .
Martin, Ferry after a visit with her
narcn;s, Mr.. and Mrs J. F. kiEer..
Mr. and Mrs. George II. MeComos' OF
st.ubenvillc. and Mrs. Williamson. OF
cleveland, returned to their homes or
Saturday after visiting at the nome OF
g. W. McCombs.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Leave news Items for The Inielll-
sencer at Hickey's News stand.
9elby 4 Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry Z2f J.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The Iatelligencer
AZ the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
se7 ].
Alber, W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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rtmberlake Improves.


AZ the city hospital last night y was
stated that the condition Of Robert
Timberlakc. injured IN fall from
stack at the Imperial Glass plant on
Monday was somewhat improved ~
irst il was believed he was critically
hurt but II is now believed that nc Will
rapidly recover.
Private Eirst-Class Dodo Of Camp
Upton. New York - IN Beilairc and
Belmont county doing special work
among The ,foretsntrs. He = work,nS
ost or the loca. army recruiting othce.
workers to Picnic.
The Workers circle Of II. 'ty VIII
hold a picnic on Sunday. L!.E -. AT
Barton. 4 feature OF tn" event VIII be
program Of athletic events. Priz"~.
donated by B"llaire merchants. Will he
presented 10 the winners IN the various
contests. There Will be program oil
speaking Picnic thursday.
The annual picnic Of the United
Presbyterian Sunday school Of this city
will be held tomorrow afternoon ~ tn"
Wheeling Island fair grounds. All ar
rangemCnts for the event have been
completed. \ feature ot the outing
Will be an excellent program OF atm
l"tic events and another or speaking
and music,
Norris rMcCahe has returned to his
home hero after visit AT Chattanooga
Tenn.
Miss Cecil I.ynskcy has returned -
her home on Spruce street after visit
al Steubcnvillc.
Miss Vida Pyle has returned To her
home in South Bellairc after a visit at
TiltonVille.
returned from a visit with friends at
SteubenrIllc.
Miss Margaret Ault Of Belmont stree.
has returned from visit at Fairpolnt.
Mrs Jarrett and daughter Ruth oc
Bethesda, are visiting ar the Gau$ler
homo on Twcnty-third street.
MIR and MIS-. \. J. Stovcr or DETROIT
arc visiting at the Davis home here.
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day evening at the Gravel Hill play
grounds.

on. of tn" most interesting Items 10
he considered By members of the city
council Friday night will b. the matter
Of passing legislation which Will make
y necessary 70 duplicate the pumps Al
the city water " orkS. The trathc ords-
nance will likely be up FOR CONSIDERATION
also,