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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
PADEN CITY

Padcn City. Sept. 2l.-Mr and Mrs. n.
Brohard DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained a few
friends At dinner at their home here
Sunday. Covers were placed for Mr..
RrsscGcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Resseger.
Misses bay orchard and Marie Resse-
ger and Fay Rrohard.
Rev. G. w Nuzum. ]. J. Fnrkcr and
y. +. Brown are delegates from the
Sterling NJ. T.. church 10 the Methodist
conference in Moundsvilc
w II. Garrett OF Wallace. w. Va. is
tn" guest OF his son. G. NJ. Garrett and
family.
Mis-. Elvincia Morris. daughter Of
ed from Jacksonburg. where she spent
the summer with friends.
Miss DcReba Adams. who has been
the guest OF friends in Wheeling the
past few days. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs; F.; N. kigsr an: and chill:
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Cars". Miss
Wanda Carse and Herman Carsc. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Parker attended a
reunion OF the Archer family at Little
Buffalo. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Logcs have re-
turned to New Martinsvillc. after n
brief visit with friends and relatives
A surprise party was given Saturday
evening in honor of the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. John Jacobs. Twenty
guests were present and the hours were
plea sanity spent In social diversions
At the close OF the evening delicious
refreshments were served.
Friends OF Miss Junia Koerber will
no sorry to learn that she Is III at her
home In Fourth avenue.
Okey Van Camp left Monday for Nor
rantown To take up his studies in West
Virginia University.
Misses Hilda and Georgia Hartman.
students in Elliott Commercial College.
in Wheeling. spent the week end at
their home near here.
Mt and Mrs. Clarence Nolan and
children have returned from New Mar
tinsvillc. where they visited relatives.
Rtry WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
RenltY Deeds Filed

Ralph Kudish and Edna RudIsh to
John Nalcnt and Mary Nalcnt. Land IN
Bcllairc. $685..
Joseph GricGer to Marie GricGcr.
Land IN Lansing. $40.
John Paul to Julia Ncmcth. Land in
Peas" township. St00.
Bridget r. Manley, eHeCutrix 10 AL
fonsO Ga!luCi. Land in Bellaire,. $4,000.
Adonis T Johnson and Jane l. John.
son to Jo" S"hwcitZcr and Anna Sch
wcitZ"r. Land IN Bellaire. $40.
william y. Brown ct al 10 John r.
Mcclure ct al. Land in Martins Ferry.
$l0.
Emma s. Jackson and s. ]. Jackson
to Lima Albert ct al. Land in Barnes
willie. $l.0O.
Anna Wilson to Edward Molbroush.
Land " BArnesv!llC. 500
Maggie +. Satterncld and Frank F..
SattcrtieId Ia John RowlcS Rays. Land
In Mead and Pultncy townships. 800.
Joseph kaluha and wife 10 Frank
BaNa. Land in Shadysidr. 90.
Minnie Strong and Roy strong 10
Grace Jackson. Land IN B"llairr. $40.
Earl j. Hughes and blanche c.
Hughes 10 Edna Crcag"r. lund in Rn!l-
orion c. Rohv ct al 20 Leroy Adkins.
Land IN Goshen township. $2I5.
J. a. Branncn and May Erannen TO
bethesda. 800
Charles r. Kunze and Eva Kunze to
New Gases Filed
Carl w. Davis W. Della Davis. Act
ion for divorce.
jams V. Dayton VS.. Mary Dayton.
Action for divorce.
Property Sold
e. L. Mcfarland and wifi, Of Fair,
point have purchased the y. T. Parshall
property on East Main street.
VIII Entertain
Tho members Of the kilabluc club
will u,Ifh sly o'clock dinner
on Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
, Isaac r Ncwlin. in honor Of Miss Mar
garct Shepherd. whose marriage 10 Mr..
John Campbell of BarncSvillc. will he
sol"mnsiZed October 2Gth. besides tho
club members. the following out OF
town guests viii be present: Mrs. Her
bert Fowler. Misses Marjorie stevens
and Marjorie Hardesty Of BarncsNillc.
Theatre Party
The members of the Iitkas club mo-.
tored to Wheeling Tuesday evening and
entertained with a theatre party IN
honor OF Mrs. Dale NanCurcn. former
~ Miss Freda Young. After the show
they went to tn" Hogc-pavls tea room
most enjoyable evening was spent
10y all.
Surprise Party
\ number of relatives and friends OF
Miss NCllc Giffcn greatly surprised her
on Tuesday evening when they motorcd
to her homo. north of town. The affair
was given IN honor Of Miss Citizen !
birthday and fine time was enjoyed
by all
St. Clairsville Briefs
Mrs. G. l.. TimhrrlakC Of Shadyside.
was visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Lucy l.. Cochran has returned
after spending week with relatives at
Lisbon.
Tho Young Ladies' Missionary So
Ciciy Of the United Presbyterian church
met at tho home OF Mrs. shannon Al
thar on Monday evening.
A large crowd attended the Democrn>
tic meeting held in the Court House on
Tuesday evening
J. +. Moore and wife will return to
their hcna in Iowa today. after spend
ing several months al the home OF the
formers sister. Mrs William Butcher.
Samuel Dunfcc OF Shadysidc. Demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff was here on
business Tuesday.
several locaIspcople attended the Re-
publican meeting at Stewartsvill". on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Catherine Curtis is visiting with
! friends at Smyrna and attending the
fair.
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new MARTlNSvILLE

New MartinSvillc. W Va. Sept. Ell
The Republican Ladies' OF W"tZ"l county
mt in the Court House last Saturday
afternoon for the purpos" OF "rgantZa-
tion. Miss Hazel kirkn Dunlap. popular
teacher in the junior High was elected
county chairman for ladies. and Miss
Dorothy DuErr was elected secretary.
Many other splendid appointments were
made and altogether on" or tho most
encouraging and enthusiastic meetings
ever held. The number in ait 'rGonor was
most gratifying. almost ono hundred be-
INK present from all parts Of tho county.
one of the signihrant things was the
divided houses represented. Many wives
Of prominent Democrats were present.
which Indicates tn" independently or
thought among tn" ladies. II indicated
pomr specially encouraging things for
the Republican candidates Mt tho cleo
tiUn. Their" are several strong men run
ming for Republican office with mighty
good chances for election. All hail to
The now day in WCtzrl county politics.
The Democrat ladies held their meet
ing at the Court House on Thursday
morning. and while quite number or
ladies were present. there vas not the
interest taken by til" ladies generally
that 4 rock ribbed Democrat county Ike
Wetzcl should have displayed. However
a good report is being circulated about
the convention in which Miss Beatrice
Yeatcr took the leading part.
The Rev ]. II. Jackson formerly
Mayor Of this city. and head Of the IA
mours chapter OF the American Red
Cross Of Wtzcl county during the war
has been very welcome visitor for s"v
eral DAYS He is now located al Kansas
CItr Missouri. where he - very &C
cep, ably serving a charge.
Magnolia High school met the strong
team ot the Alumni association Satur-
day afternoon. and were defeated l"-1.
The game was well attended. and n1ra-
lions arc for the best year IN the history
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MORR|STOWN M
IN

A large crowd from here ATTENDED
the Republican rally at Louisville, Sat.
urday night. Cowen. Walker and Dlxen.
delivered addresses on the extravagant.s
and incompetent management OF Inc tnc
on paid a glowing tribute TO the Stars
and Stripes, which was the most elegant
heard here in recent years. "nils
Cowen and Walker reviewed the past
dccord OF the Democratic party, show.
ing its failures and mistakes. Both
speakers are noted for their oratoricaI
ability.
The Morristown ball team defeated
the Bethesda team Saturday atternoos
at Bethesda. Score TO 3.
Edward simpson and wife were ae
Flushing yesterday.
Rev Gay of Ada, conducted the terv.
ices in the Christian church last nlSnS
F. w. Dolcn and wife are re- vi SLIT TO
Charley Walker OF Bethesda spent
Yesterday with his sisters here.
WILDER Lee has returned TO ms nom:
in Barnesville after pleasant Vlsit
with relatives here.
gasoline tank in front Of his garage on
James Rogers and, lady friend CT
Wellsburg were visitors In town last
Grace Van Curen. Gail Wilson ana
Sarah Taylor, were shopping In ba1hes'
VILE Yesterday.
MIR, and Mrs. W. S. Gilman are re.
joicing over the arrival OF me Dao3
girl. 10. .a.
husiness trip TO Powhatan yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 81. Eaton nave re.
turned from Key after q pleasant VlsN
Pat Murphy is moving his household
goods TO Bethesda.
Mrs. Anna Shepherd went TO Loyos.
willie this morning to visit her SON.
sam Ambrose of Centervillc spent
Yesterday with his brother. William
William Vail is identifying his resi-
dcnce with a new coat OF paint.
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To Regain a Healthy,
Girlish Complexion

II YOU would have clear, fresh. girl
iSh upirXion. one ounce Ot ordinary
m"r, al led wax will AID YOU N this d.
r"ct.on more than shelves full Of cos
ruri'CS. Il produces a natural beauty.
THIS WIN. prncur;,hlc At any drugstore.
completely auSorhs i bad complexion
revealing the healthy young skin I'M
derneath Its work IS done SO gradual
y. day 10y day. that no Inconvenience
- caused. The wax Is app!:vd At night.
like cold cream. and removed II the
morning with soap and water.
Another valuable rrjuN cuAtinE treat
rment-thiS for wrlnkles-IS to battle
YOUR face IN u solution Of powdered
Saxolit" one ounce, dissolved N half
pint OF witch hazel. This has r"-
ma rkable >action in smoothing out the
Ines and "G.mng up the loose tissue.
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Thought One Clean Shirt
All He Needed

Ten years agO I Was reduced t" a
mere shadow | was yellow AS gold
piece and would often he doubled up
with most cNCruciating pains in my
stomach Physicians could only relieve
me with morphine vas advised TO
try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and II
helped me NJ once. What IL more. |
have been we'll ever since. \ friend
said he thought one moro clean shirt
all I would ever wear" II is n simple.
harmless preparation that removes tho
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
appendicitis One dose will convince
or money refunded. II. Gr;rst Co.
and d-rI~-'~-" .-'-----'---
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Coroner John =. Wyatt q: N"U;h t',i-
lalre, will investigate the ,l~e - John
from injuries received - th" Brooks &
Fry Goa: mine III, inquest Will B." held
today. l',tCh WAS - inside ;"r' H!A
and was SQu.r2"d badly.
Chilling Demonstrations
County Farm; Agent N,ft announces
onse-iJ;ouS - u" Md in Ivin"nt cum
~, some Of th'ul z" ~" N'ciniiE o. E"i-
hire. Three demonstrations WILL b.
held Aach d2y beginning september -
Back Prom Cleveland
Sub district president William VI. Roy
and sub district vice president Frank
LedvinkI. e.: ~" r"tncrs' "rStN!zaton
have returned from Cleveland whore
they have been for some time IN ~" in
tereSt IT b" organization. TG'v MI
now del ptv much II their time 10 N"
big celebration - To- held ~ thts ctty
October 80 n couu""'i"T VIA IN" d"dI-
cation of tEr rev miners temple.
Bureh Funernc
] ESirerul services vii BE- he'd his at
teruoon for the late So,rrn Burch. of
Franklin street. who G!rd ID: tn" ctE
ment will nc in tn" RIOS" Hin cemetery.
To Wheeling Event
Many colorsd pe"pi" oi his CITY VIII
attend tho Em1nclprtl"u lHY ,rl"hra-
ton 20 be held on W,.l3ns Island ;rday.
DR. James y Bra. c1''rrd rl.H'S'"r o;
Missouri. Is t. hc tn" I'r."eiI;u orator "t
the day.
the condition Of Mrs.. T'hn 'ouroT. VII"
has been seriously i'll ',r s":uH time pas
Is Snm"whJ, IW"CoN - H.w.
The crnd.t.,", ~ Tn"mas G""d. m
3ured IN the Raj and Ii.N"r r"1i r.ne =
Improved 1t tho Cl'v hospital.
Mrs Emery Davis Of ShaGvs:G" who
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special programme is to be given Of

a special programme Is to be given or
great interest.
Madame Fontenay. operate star will
conduct recital in the Lincoln theater
Wednesday evening. The occasion IS
directed by the cPople's Hdw. company.
Miss Ethel Atkinson and Miss cam
crime Young enrolled in the West Lib
rty Normal as students this year.
Miss Mary Lowcry Duerr has gone to
Ohio Wesleyan college. She was accom-.
panied there by her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. &. w. Ducrr.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for Til" Int"nl-
gencer at ,Nlckey'S News stand.
Selhy & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company. OF
call Martins Ferry @21-J.
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arYfNa THINGS

The rrohibitionists gee Eng.and dry
In ion vcars" Heretofore what the pro-
hibitjonists seemed TO see they did see.
much to the surprise OF many persons
who couldn't see things as me p rIn'p'
tionists saw them.-Chariestoh hai'
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave Items for The Inlclllgcnccr
At the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
H2T-J.
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
investigates Today

Coroner John T. Wyatt q: south E,l-
lalre. will investigate the ,I~e - John
Fitch, who died - N" '1ty hospital
from Injuries received - th" Brooks 4
Fry Goa. mine RI, inquest vii b" held
tb1av l"4tvh WAS '!r inside ;rr, Ell0
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DR.. harriet Jones

Or Harriet B. Jones. Of Glendale. W.
va probably one OF the best OF the
woman political speakers OF West Viz
rinia. viii be In this city for an address
10 the members OF the Harding ana
will be held al the city council cha moGr
and viii start promptly at 7:So o'clock,
Mr Earl Lewis OF ST. Clairsv'I!r. u,
viii also speak to the CLUB members
during the evening,
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Restores Health

Sold BY C. H. Griest Co. .mH
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Miss Clara Louise Smith or West
Walnut street. Will be the hostess TO
party or friends al Il dinner 10 be given
al her home this afternoon al elVch
IN honor OF several visitors 10 the city
including Miss Kitty Marie Hall OF San
Diego. Cat. Mrs. Paul V. Carpenter. or
Jackson. Fla, and Miss Eva smith. or
Kansas city. Kansas. The AFTERNOON
ihr guests AT Il varied program OF So
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Bible Class Meeting

The Loyal Workers R,hlc class hM!d
AN interesting meeting last night ~ thr
home OF Mrs. LaRoaChr 100 NoF'h
meeting was held following IN" Blp!'
study. and tho meeting - reported very
Interesting
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\ meeting Of the hood and ladder
company has hCen called I" tax" place
~ the Central Hose House iomorrn"
evening at $40 O'clock 10y captain VII
bur urSIop &"t oil members OF lhc
Canpany hayr boon urged " Atlcnd.
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S P,an Joint March to wheeling

,hnt the Republican clubs OF this ely.
bridgeport and BrIlairr. join in marGN
10 Wheeling. 10 be- staged on the "c'ns-
ion o. thu visit OF Warren u. liaruthh,
,.,rd,Lai. for the presidency AZ that
city. L, is urged that the thr"" CLUBS
arrange for a meeting. and 20 I" the
place .ot the candidates speaking In n
hidy 40 definite action on IN" mat
,cr has been taken IA yet
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II. &. OEuru. ""ii n.,""h ""Nln'>H
man Of Wheeling will b" The sneaker
AT the weekly luncheon -! IN" i"'"i ~
wants club today 1T noon. IN" FIN
,lub dining room IL expected 10 be NJ
led 20 capacity At tho luncheon. 10 near
the sneaker.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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PLANS FOR MONUMENT
APPROVED BY CITIZENS
Comment From Those Who Have Been
Discussing Monument IN Ola
Cemetery. is Worry Favorable

\ large amount of favorable comment
has been ELECTED in connection with Inc
plans for. the Improvement of IN" ola
huryng grounds at the head OF North
Fourth street. AMI the erection ther"
OF n monument 70 the pioneer settlers
OF th!S vicinity y star; has beeh
made in the right direction. and y no"
only remains for tn" CitIZrnS OF the
community and The representatives. OF
thu u'h,r frat"rual and civic organiza-
rtuuS >" get behind tn" project. and h"Ip
to uuSh The work 20 4 successful con
cluHiuu. y meeting OF those interested
IN the work Viii be held IN IN" Guy
council chamber. at the city hui dths'
next Monday evening and those inter-
vStcd have been urged to be present.
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shipment Expected

The shipment or varied assortment
Of literature. as we'll as badges and oth>
ndr,ed 10 arrik, in this city from state
headouarters IN Columbus. O. today
and the president or the local clu3
plans TO have all the material placed
in the city headquarters. which VIII DO
ro& sr4ain with Luncheon
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wagon Demolished

The delivery wagon OF tho Home
Baking company OF This city was struck
hy = train on the Pennsylvania lines nj
Yorkvlue yesterday morning. Tho cons
Fonts OF the wagon were scattered over
Inc streets, but the driver and horse
injury
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
DUMB CURED BY SUGGESTION
English Specialist in Nervous Dis
eases Claims to Have Achieved
Some Remarkable Results.

Can dumb man be made to speak
merely by being told that he must
speak?
Impossible though 1t may seem,
cures have been effected by this
means.
Lieut.. Colonel Sir Frederick Mott,
one of the foremost specialists In
nervous diseases. claims to have cured
several dumb soldiers by suggestion.
Five men who were mutes were
sent to him after they had been treat
ed previously, and 1t had been sug-
gested to them that they were not
going To get well. He took the first
man into room and told him that
he never left a patient until he had
cured him, "even if it took him a
couple of hours
The doctor had recourse to a little
galvanism on the mans throat, and
asked him TO count ten. At first he
indicated that he could not, but after
coughing his lips began to move. Then
he was asked TO name the days of the
week and sing God Save the King"
Eventually he spoke; and the other
four were also cured by this method.
London Tit-Bits.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
STOCK LISTED BY COUNTIES
Most Desirable for Communities to
Concentrate on Production of
Few Breeds.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
In the nationwide campaign to Oro-
mote the general use of purebred sires
and better live stock, the United States
department of agriculture will keep
records of the agricultural counties
according TO the breeds of live stock
which predominant in them. Practi-
cal experience has demonstrated the
desirability of committees concentrat-
ing on the production of only a few
breeds and types of the different
classes of live stock. Such manage
ment not only enables the individual
farmers to aid each other in improv-
ing and upgrading their stock, but also
gains for the communities wide reputa-
tions as centers for certain breeds.
The raising of several dominant breeds
in any community makes that locality
the mecca for prospective purchasers
who are DESTROYS OF buying animals
of those breeds, and also makes 1t
possible for buyers to obtain stock in
large quantities.
IN examining or selecting live stock,
the department will keep a record Of
tie dominant breeds and varieties @of
ne different kinds Of live stock in
zach county where such information is
obtained from accurate and depend
BILE sources. Pending future devel-
n"ments I'm this work, breed or va
"'"ty will be considered dominant if
80 or more good purebred sires Of
lat breed or variety are owned and
"""d for breeding in county.
Spurces of information concerning
Use farm animals will include coun-
t., agents, officials of state agricultural
" lleges, and representatives of state
Yards Of agriculture. The depart
ent requests that state and county
live stock associations transmit fig
u"Cs and all data available on the
purebred sires of their region TO their
local county agent or the state agri-
cultural college. This material should
include a statement of the number Of
purebred sires In the county, together
with the date when the information
was gathered. Initiative In collecting
and reporting these data rests entire
ly with the county and state officials.
Information gathered in this way
10y the department OF agriculture will
be available to the public. Thus per-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
Pneumatic Chisel.

Loredo Taft, a Chicago sculptor, It
is stated, has installed i'm his studio
a pneumatic chisel, by means Of which
the work Of outlining marble statues
Is greatly simplified. The old method
OF carving with mallet and chisel Is
not only laborious, but rather awk-
ward for the sculptor, since only one
hand is left free TO guide the chisel.
In the case of the pneumatic chisel
both hands may be used for this pur-
pose. The pneumatic chisel Is driven
by compressed air, at pressure Of II
pounds per square inch, operating
through a flexible tube, the air being
compressed in a large tank by means
of an electric motor. The air pass
ing through the tube has the effect
of driving the chisel back and forth
against the stone, just as If it were
hit by mallet. The chlsel, Of
course, is used only TO outline the
statue roughly. the finishing work all
being done by hand.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
ARBELA

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Root, of
Flint, and Martin Morton and family,
of Otisville, spent Sunday with VIM.
Lurvey and family.
Frank Brewer and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Chesaning.
Jay Terryah, and wife, of Linden,
and Chas. Hunt and wife were bus
mess callers in Saginaw, Friday.
Miss Bernice Fox, of Flint, is
spending her vacation at her home
here.
Clare Baldwin spent the week end
in Detroit. Sarah Currier returning
home with him.
Mrs. Maggie Clark, of Chesaning,
is visiting Mrs. Frank Brewer.
Frank Cole and wife, of Flint,
spent the week end with Calvin Mon
roe and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard, of Flint, spent
Sunday with Oscar Kirbuth and wife.
Misses Mary Harvey and Ina Hunt
spent Saturday evening in Columbia
vile.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
THETFoRD CENTER

Several from here attended the
circus at Flint, Saturday.
VIM. Harrison and family spent
the Fourth at the home of their
grandmother.
Merle Ridley, wife and daughter
and Mrs. Bernice Harrison and
daughter attended the Camp Meet
ing at Inlay City, Sunday.
Lloyd Gieger and family, Mrs.
Sarah Fuller and Mrs. A. M. WILDER
spent Monday afternoon enjoying an
automobile ride in Flint and other
points of interest.
Clay w. WILDER spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents. Mrs. Clay
WILDER and children are spending a
few weeks at Negaunee, with her
parents.
The condition of Miss Louisa Will
Der is slowly improving Her faith
err is at Big Rapids with her.
Wray Mitchell and little daughter,
Jane Alice, spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Boise.
Mrs. Beer and sister, Mrs. Reitzel,
spent few days last week in De-
troit with their sister who is very i'll.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-08
Twenty States Mined Gold.

Twenty states and the territory of
Alaska produced gold in 1919, as shown
by the geological survey. The big
productions came from the Rocky
mountain states and the Pacific coast,
but little gold was mined in New
England, little in the South and a
little in the Mississippi valley. Maine,
Missouri and South Carolina go in the
record by yielding five ounces each.
Vermont found ten ounces. Georgia
and North Carolina forty-eight ounces,
Texas fifty-three ounces and Wyoming
fifteen. California led with an output
of S40,75S ounces. Colorado came sec
ond with 470.990 and Alaska was a
close third with 437. 131. South Dakota
came fourth with 254.S20.