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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15

Of this city and Martins Ferry. John
+. Sherry OF this city gave a history
OF the flag. The local delegation made
the trip In a special Traction company
car.
Has Thumb Amputated.
Roy Mcfarland is minus the thumb
on his right hand. the result or hay
at work at local enamel plant. He
will be- unable TO resume his work for
some time 10 come.
Civil Service Rxhn,s.
Tho City Civil Service Commission
gave an examination at the city build
OF persons eligible for appointment TO
various city jobs. including fire truck
drivers and patrolmen- large num-
Recruiting Notes.
Corporal Donald Walker. VINO has
been at tho army recruiting office here
for several months. has been trans
ferred to the Office al Lancaster.
open for enlistment. It is announced at
the recruiting office here. Some are
open for one year en!istments.
TO CONVENTION
Miss Ada weyrlck OF the wonan's
Civic club Of this city and Mrs. J. NJ.
Henderson Of Martins Ferry left yes
terday afternoon for Des Moines. Iowa.
to attend the biennial convention Of the
National Federation Of Woman's clubs.
The convention opens Wednesday and
continues for week.
Two Picnics Today.
Members OF the Bellalre Ministerial
association were at the home or Rev.
r. T. Cooke at Key today where they
enjoved their annual picnic. Members
Of their families attended the event
also.
The choir Of the FRS, ". f. church
held it's annual picnic today at Whites
grove. Bethel.
Missionary Meeting.
Members Of the Woman'S ign
Missionary society Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet Thurs
day afternoon At 2:l5 o'clock at the
home Of Miss Margaret Bloom. 4i27
Harrison street. An excellent program
has been arranged for the meeting.
Entertained Clubs.
Misses Thelma and l.arerne Morgan
entertained members Of the y. +. r.
club at their home on West Twenty
third street yesterday afternoon. Music
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GAINESVILLE

Miss Ada Mallernee left Thursday
evening for Hutchinson. Kan. TO spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hardcsty Of
cleveland. O.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Hardesty Of South broadway.
Mrs. T r COOK and daughters Eliza
beth and Mildred left today for Nut
lev, y. J., to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Bostock Of that place.
Mrs, f. T. Petty and daughter MISS
Mary Petty, arrived home this week
after spending the winter at Ranger
TEX
Miss Alma Thomas If South Gard
nor street returned home this week
from Sapulra, Okla. whore she has
been spending a few months.
Mrs Chas w. Fisher and SON. George
Fisher. Of this plaC" attended the fu-
neral today of W. W. Bodley at Wheel
Mr and Mrs. Walter Grear and baby
Of Cleveland. O.. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Schafer OF North Lincoln
ROY. D. c: Whitmarsh and mother;
Mrs w, q. Whitmarsh. Mrs. David
Laughlin and Mrs. Grant S"nlcs mo-
,orcd 10 Wheeling Thursday and visit
cd friens at the Ohio Valley Hospital.
Elmer G. Hoclzle Of wheeling, W.
Va, was a visitor in town Thursday.
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MUSICAL TONIGHT
Pittsburgh Solists and Local Singers IN
Fine Program at Presbyterian
Church.

Wheeling music lovers cannot aiforo
to miss the performance OF LlSZt >
Thirteenth Psalm at IL First l,reShF-
terrain church tonight. al when tne
fne program will be sung by the aug
mentcd chorus. Mr.. Chester Humphreys
tenor soloist from one Of IN" large
Presbyterian churches Of lIttShureh.
will sing a group Of songs and ais" .,he
solos Of the Thirteenth faSlm MT
Humphreys sang last night at INC re-
hearsal and displayed fin" musictanship
He has wonderful tenor Noice' ana
mono better has been heard in Wheeling
He will sing the "tcl"sna Alda, W
Vcrdis opera IN Italian and several eX-
Cellcnt ballads in English in the group
Mrs. Johnson Will repeat tho nnr success
she had in Stabat Mater and VII sing
the "InSamatus." Miss Non Smith
and Oliver Edwards Will play Inc nun
garian Rhapsody and Miss tdmunnSCn
will rlav an organ prelude. Mr., Hocizle
will direct the works.
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St. GAINESVILLE.
Belmont County Seat News


The Kuablue club spent a most en-
joyable evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Johnston. Of Marietta
street on Monday evening. TIL" club
Entertained in honor Of two Of the
members who were recently married
namely. Mrs. Robert Emblem. or
Wheeling, formerly Miss Ruth john
ston) and Mrs. Elmer Miller. formerly
Miss Eva Stewart. a three course
dinner was served andethe honor guests
were each presented with dozen salad
forks The remainder OF tho evening
was spent in social conversation and
music
Common Pleas Court Adjourns.
Common pleas court adjourned Mon
day. June IA. and there will he no
court until one day in July. which is
always given for the confirmation Of
sales and other orders. The date Is
July 10Th. and court will begin at 3
o clock a. m.
Missionary Society.
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
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BELLAIRE NEWS


Next Sunday will be the hnal one for
Rev. Albert u. Flax as pastor OF the
Christian church Of this city. lie Will
give his farewell sermon next sunday.
He goes TO North HNl Christian church;
Akron. having recently accepted call
TO that church.
Tor Brtds-to-Bs.
Misses Bessie Rosser. Marie Braun
lith and Dorothy Wassman and Mrs.
Carl Cochran will entertain with an in
noon at the Windsor hotel. wheeling.
The event will honor Miss Anna Nc
Graw, whose marriage 70 Joseph Nc
Claim is TO be an event OF next Satur-
Domains 70 woodkhSId-
The remains OF the late Mrs. Pearl
Brownlee. formerly Miss Pearl Steed
who died yesterday morning at her
illness. will be taken 10 Woodsneld for
trterment. Funeral services will be
wednesday with interment in the
woodsheld cemetery.
wornan's Maoonio Clnn.
Members OF the Woman's Masonic
club will meet tomorrow afternoon AT
the Masonic club rooms on Belmont
street. A committee will be in charge
Of the entertaining.
local Auto WRECKED.
An automobile owned by Adam
Maurer OF this city was wrecked on the
National pike near Lloydsville. An
other auto was endeavorinR TO pass the
local machine when II Skidded. Both
rear wheels Of the local car were
smashed. None was injured in the
mixup.
Manager James Mooney OF the Cen
trail Athletic club baseball team OF this
! city viii take his team to Moundsville
next Saturday for battle with the
fast American Legion nine or that
place. The MoundSville team has a
, long list Of Victories TO its credit. not
having lost @ single game this season.
flag Day Exercises,
More than 100 members OF the Bel
laire lodge Of Elks were at Martins
Ferry last night for the annual JOINT
Flag Day exercises Of the Elk lodges
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Connell Of Barnes,
willie, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter TruaH ana
Myrtle Ross and Howard BROOKS went
on a fishing trip 10 Captina Creek.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Van Scyoc OF
olivntt spent Sunday with the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells;
MFR, and Mrs Thomas Carmichael and
son Earl, Miss Margaret Robinson and
Archie Snedichrr Of Reulah station. w:
Va. spent Sunday ana MonoaS Win
Mr., and Mrs. Eli Williams and son
Kennon Of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday
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WALSH NOT CANDIDATE
FOE NATIONAL OFFICE

WASHINGTON, June lt--S% lator
Walsh, Democrat Of Massachusetts. IN
a formal statement tonight, announced
that he did not purpose I" arc"n' any
nomination for n national office.
Several newspaper reports today IN
various parts Of the country. said me
nv name az n candidate for tho Nlce
presidency. running on the Democratic
ticket with McA!oo or Cox. and on AN
independent ticket with i.aF"llcue or
johnson. or some other candidate.
Il wish 10 state that have MOI even
considered the possibility of such can
drdacics and that have not been ot-
fcrcd. mr. do | purpose 10 accept, any
nOmina tion for national offlC".
Just now | am more Interested IN
Marty PRINCIPLES than IN candidates.
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with Mr. and Mrs. George Bufchheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Foreman ef Spell.
del and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Bailey and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. ard Mrs.
i. +. Fisher.
Miss Edna Burchheld spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C1rpen~
ter Of Lower Sandy Ridge.
Holmes Howell was the GueSt Of
Harold Fisher Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. william Boyd and
daughter Hilda and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Ransom.
Miss Helen Wells was shopping, In
Barnesville Tuesday.
Several from here attended CiilI
drens Day services at stumptown SIN.
day.
Miss Stella Thompson Of near Barnes
willie Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bailey.
Marion Henry. the milk tester. wsa
on the ridge Wednesday.
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UTAH FOR M'ADoo

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, June IL
BY resolution tho rtah state Demo-
cratic convention went on record today
favorinG William q. McAdoo. former
secretary OF the treasury. as the Dem
oCratiC nominee at the San Francisco
convention, June IS. Eight unInstructcd
delegates and eight alterna;es were
chosen.
Fly reclamation. James II. Moyle. OF
Salt Lake. first assistant I" the United
States treasurer, was reelected national
committeeman. and Mrs r. Il. Porter.
OF Ogden. was named national commit
tee-woman.
RESOLUTIONS UNFOLDING the Wilson ad-
ministration and urging adoption Of the
league OF nations without reservations
were unanimously adopted.
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New Discovery Makes
Superfluous Hair Leave
(Roots and All Depart Instantly

As hair or fuZz on the face Is such an
embarrassing thing. every woman so nf-
hicteI will welcome the Information
that these dsfigurementS can now be
completely removcd-roots and nil in
tho privacy IT nnc's own home, without
the assistance Il IN expert.
The new method will aSiunish and de
light YOU. You never saw or heard of
anythirk like il before. II is not a
dspilatcry and not electrical. Just get
4 stick Of phclaCtine from your drug
gist. and follow the simple directions at
home In my you have removed tho
offending hairs completely With your
own eyes you SEQ the roots come out.
Phclactlnc Is absolutely harmless. non
poisonous and perfectly odorleSS-
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POLICE OFFICER TELLS INTERESTING STORY OF
FAILURE TO END SEARCH IN FLORIDA
but
Relief
FromH Troubes He Now


a tonic action. I. gives nerve force
aids in overcoming nervous !!ls. tones
and invirora,es the whole system. It
contains nothing harmful or habits
forming. no narcotics. coal-tar product!
or nauseating oils. 1t Is equally good
for young or old and Its pleasant
taste makes II a pleasure to take. IL
YOU suffer from stomach or nervous
irouhles II YOU are rundown, listless
or lack vigor, take Serv-Worth. stop
e1perlmenting on un,ried things. Nerv:
Worah has stood the test Of years ana
thousands Of endorsements by users ~
over the country and by people close
Sor,. nrore that Serv-Worth does give
the desired results.
SoId on a money back guarantee By
CrIest Drug Store and all leading Drug
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'T can now go on duty feeling like
new man." said clyde f.. Eitte. Of
the Morgantown CIV. Va police force.
"One bottle of NervWorth did me
more good than three trips TO Hot
Sprlngs | had been bothered with gas
forming In my stomach. | took treat
mrnt al Jacksonville. Fla, and at Hot
Springs. but got only slight relief. l
was forced to lay off duty on account
Of my condition. | couldn't sleep nights.
my stomach panied me constantly and
nothing that I ate would agree with
me. i took several different prepare
tions but got no relief. so finally
tried Eerv-Worth and the first bottle
did me more good than the three trips
n Ho, Springs My stomach no longer
hothcrs me and sleep like 4 Jog. !
can and 70 recommend Nerv-Worth
highly and hope that IL helps others as
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it has helped me"
Thousands Of cases like this have
found that Nerv-Worth gave the de-
sired results and gave them quickly.
Its action in stomach and nervous al
iictions Is really remarkable. For
years II has been doing the work wher-
ever sold and thousands OF satisfied
users from all parts OF the country
have vouChed 10 its merit. Many have
rightly termed II The Miracle Med
iclna." and the results II gives IN many
cases Is quite often miraculous. 1t acts
in n sensible way. orercomes the trou-
hles and gives pleasing and lasting re-
lief. II neutralizes poisonous gas-form-
Ing acids in tho stomach II drives
out impurities. makes for proper assim-
ilat!on thus aiding nutrition. It whets
.he appetite and tones the whole dlgcs-
tive system. At the same time II has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
JOHNSON n SILENT

WASHINGTON, June lt.-Senator
Johnson OF California. who was onc Of
the leading candidates for the R"puh-
lican Presidential NOMINATION, arrived
here late today and went directly TO his
home at Riverdale. Md.
The senator declined TO mako any
comment on the convention or his flu
turc plans. He is expected at his Of
nee AT III" capitol tomorrow 10 wind up
pending matters.
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WILL BE PRo8ED

TOPEKA. Kansas, June IL Cover
nor Henry J. Allen today directed At
torney General Richard J. Hopkins 10
conduct a thorough invest CATION into
charges by j. d. Stevlc. state manager
of the Non-Partisan league and Walter
NJ. Mills Of North Dakota. a lecturer
for the league. that they were not at
forded proper protection two weeks ago
when they were prevented by crowd
from speaking At EllnRood. Kansas,
and later Werc escorted from Town.
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ciety Of the Presbyterian church met
at tho home Of Mrs Frank FRwCett. of
East Main street. Monday evening. The
meeting was very interesting ono and
large crowd attended. After the pro-
gram social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
Court Entries.
John Crooks w. The Manufacturer $
Light and Heat Co. Motion for new
trial oVerrulcd Judgment on verdict.
II. u. Dubois. Trustee vs. The Bell-
Order Of distribution.
Joseph ). TruaX. Jr. VS.. Thomas A,
Harlan ct al Return OF Sheriff and
report Of Comm sSioncrs confirmed. De-
PENDANT Thomas A. Harlan elects TO
take promises al appra! Sed value: sher-
iff ordered 10 make decd. Order OF
distribution.
Sarah Hanna VS.. Alice Cox ct al. Sale
confirmed a. TO part or parts sold.
Sheriff ordered 10 make deed. Alias
order of sale as to unSo,d part.
Campsie Spencer II al vs. Eta fhil-
lips ct al. Sale confirmed. deed order
ed. Sheriff to hold proceeds until fur
Their order.
Lawrence u. Workman rs. John Stei-
merit. Motion for new trial oNcrruled.
Judgment on verdict.
Harry l.. Cnatin VS.. Frank Gabke ct
al. pcmurrers Of defendant g. W. Hen
desron and Mrs. G.. W. Henderson TO
petition overruled. said defendants ex-
Cept
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cral days. loft Sunday night for their
homes in Eincenncs.
Mrs. S. 2. owens, who spent the past
week at the home Of his son. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. A. Owens Of Lincoln avenue. Is
going this week 10 Dcnnison to attend
the Ohio State Encampment OF the u.
r
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Columbus for tho past few days on BUS
ines has returned home.
Mr. Frank Woodcock and VIE OF
Bridgeport were here over SaooAlh a'
guests OF Miss AIDA Boyd.
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r.rcruRE AT RoNEY's POINT

A largo audience gathered at the
United PRESBYTERIAN church at R0ncy 5
Pom, last evening and attended, the
lecture and entertainment given by DIT
BYRON KinE. who ~ head OF the king
school Of pittsburgh.
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To prnnrnt Relclhng.

Make a regular habit OF eating slow
". masticatc your food Thoroughly. and
you may have no further trouble IT
You should take one Of Chamhcrlain's
Tablets immediately after supper. For
sale by all dealers.
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couHcYI, TONIGHT

The regular weekly council session
will he held this evening. Only routine
business and committee reports arc
slated for attention.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
PRESBYTERIAN RALLY DAY

Next Sunday morning and after
noon will be observed as big get-to-
gether and rallying time by both the
Sunday school and congregation of
this church.
Sunday school is at 10 o'clock and
preaching at II o'clock. Every
member of the school and church and
all friends of the church are most
cordially invited and urged to be
present at all the services. All the
teachers and pupils Of the Sunday
school are urged to come ont on this
day and remain for the church servi-
ces. At the morning service brief
congregational meeting Will be held
for the purpose Of electing ruling
elders.
At the noon hour we will partake
together, of a basket dinner in the
lecture room, to which all are invi-
ted. Everybody please come and
bring we'll filled baskets and neces-
sary dishes. Dinner will be served
about 1880, perhaps little earlier.
After the dinner hour, or about 2
o'clock, an afternoon program will
be given in which the Sunday school
will have the opening part. There
will be special musical numbers Civ
en- by the choir at both services. We
are also to be favored with two spec
ial addresses. Rev. James P. Linn
D. D., former president of Buena
Vista college, now pastor at Council
Bluffs, will speak on the subject
"Tag Ends" Mr.. Edgar NJ. VAIL.
berg, secretary of the boys depart
ment of the Council Bluffs Y. M. G
A., will also speak on work for boys
There will be no evening preaching
services. Young people meeting vii
be held at $50. Mr.. Gleason viii
be the leader.
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LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Cattle Dull at Last Weeks
Big Decline
ANOTHER SOC DROP IN HOGS
Fair Receipts of Sheep and Lambs and
Prices in About the Same Notches
as at the Close Last Week.

Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Oct. with liberal Tuesdays run
Of cattle, about 1880 head, the mar.
ket continued slow and draggy with
little change in prices one way or the
other. Values of beef steers, COW stuff
and feeders are the lowest Of tile sea-.
son and tone to the trade is very
weak
Quotations on cattle: Choice to
prime beeves, S1G5O@1750; good 10
choice beeves, $14.5001G25; fair ln
good beeves, $12.00@14OO; common TO
fair beeves, $1O.O0@12OO; choice ~
prime yearlinss. $16.O0@1725; gooI
to choice yearlings, sl4.5o@16o0; fair
to good yearlings, Sl2.OUGD140O; COM
mon To fair ycarlings, $9OO011aO:
prime Leavy grass beeves, S1l.5OGy
1915: good to choice grass beeves,
S9.250 ll.00: fair to good grass beeves.
S.o0U9.UO: common to fair grass
beeves. $6.o0@T.50; Mexicans, SG..1O@
500; choice to prime grass COWS, 500
@7.75: good to choice grass COWS,
S5.T5@GT5; fair to good grass cows,
S5.00@5.75; cutters. S4.50@5.2a: can.
ners, S5.77o44.50; veal calves, 5000
1900; beef and butcher bulls. S65U@
1000: bologna bulls, $500 sD6Do:
choice to prime feeders, $1O.Oo@l LOG:
good to choice feeders. $S.5O01OOU;
medium to good feeders. S7.5O@S.5O:
common to fair feeders, S6.O0Nl7.:,O:
good to choice stockers, $S.25@925;
fair to good stockers. $7O0@S.25; COM
mon to fair stockers, S5O0@6.75: stock
hefers, $5.0O@7.00; stock cows, $3.50
QQ6.25 stock calves, S600@9.5O.
Hogs Sell soc Lower.
Although hog receipts were only
moderate, $500 head, advces from
other points We're extremely bearish
and there was another SOC drop in
prices. Tops brought $15.25 and bulk
of the trading was at $1425@14.5O or
about ,,l.50 lower than week ago.
Sheep and Lambs About Steady.
Receipts of sheep and lambs con-
tinue liberal, 10000 head Tuesday, and
the market held about steady at the
recent big decline Best fat lambs sell
around Sl2.OO@l2.25 and best feeder
lambs at $1175@12.00
Quotations on sheep and lambs
Killers: Best fat western lambs, $1,000
G9l2.25; medium to good lambs, SLID
O12.00; plain and coarse lambs, lou
011.50; choice handy yearlings, 1921
| @S.75; heavy yearlings, S7.50@8.25
aoed wethers S575m6.5O good ia
choice ewes, $4.5o@4.75; fair to good
ewes, S4O0@4.50; Gull and Gamer
ewes. 81. 5O@3.O0 Feeders Best light
lambs, S1l.75Q12.0O; fair to good
lambs, S11..25@11.50; inferior grades
S1000Gll00; yearling wethers, SITE
G1S50; yearing ewes, breeders, SIZE
/ $3.50: good to choice young ewes
/ s6504T3o; one-year breeders, $b.W
@575; good to choice feeder ewes
4 $425@415; fair to good feeders, $3.7s
| @425; shelly feeders, $3.25@3.7b.
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FRIDAY NEWS.

Ms. Robt. Kirkland entertained
Thursday at IL o'clock dinner the
Mothers and Daughters club Of St.
John. About twenty members were
present. All enjoyed very pleas
ant afternoon.
DR.. De Wore reports the birth of
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Brun-
dige.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jenkins de-
parted this morning for weeks WIS.,
it with relatives at Kimball, Neb.
Foote'S Garage reports the sale of
a Chevrolet touring car to B. F.
Dean.
Mrs. Hattie Swan arrived home on
Sunday from trip to Europe.
Clay Jones who was injured in an
auto accident on Sept. 81, was able
to be brought home, this afternoon
from an Omaha hospital. He is gain
ing nicely.
Ivor B. Remington of Colorado
Springs, Colo, was the Wednesday
evening guest of E. B. Purcell.
W. A. Shelton and w. M. Jones
left this morning for a weeks visit
at Kimball, Neb.
Mrs. Anna Huntsinger of Esbon,
Kansas, has arrived for visit with
Mrs. Mollie Huntsinger.
Mrs. E. R. Brothers of Huron, S.
D., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
7. Dean.
Harold Culavin is installing two
new Madison gully pocket-billiard
tables. These tables are the very
latest New Work style and will make
the equipment of the "Smoke House"
strictly up-to-date.
Mrs. Ed Smith was called to Boone
today on account of the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Schlecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Reser return
ed home last evening from a months
visit with friends and relatives in
Illinois and Iowa.
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Bsooklyn-Grime Miller.
Cleveland Bagley- O'Neil.
K. L. Of S.

Saturday, October 2, the L. L. Of S.
met in their new hall with a large
membership present
The regular work was gone through
then the president instructed the de-
gree staff to retire to the ante room
to prepare for initiation. When they
returned all dressed in white and the
colors of our order they were greeted
with loud applause.
A class of Is was initiated and the
work done by the conductors and staff
was project.
Next in order was installation Of
officers, the following being installed
for the ensuing year:
Pres. Lizzie Casey.
Fin. Susie Faith
list. Vice E. j. Casey.
End. Vice Sid Harlan.
Prelate Mrs. Mahoney.
Sec. Emma Neufnd.
Cond. Sophia Brinker.
Asst. Cond. Ivy Zurver.
Guard Chas. Higgins.
Sent. Percy Daniels.
The committee in charge served 6
banquet to $50 members after which
music and dancing we're enjoyed unit
late hour. *&%