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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
pellaira Rriafg.

Tho local justices Of the peace are
now preparing their annual reports
They stat that business has fallen off
Consdr rahly the past few years
Miss Haze MrGr-w has returned
hero after sr'rd:uE couple weeks with
relatives at New port. Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas E1ntt. Of West Twenty
third street. is, cnrfl,"d - the city hos
plja in 4 serious condition.
\ meeting Of the w"mcns auxiliary OF
tn, r,ty hospital Was held at tho hos
pItal yesterday afternoon.
Fhe II. L. club entertained with a
dance last night NJ the Arm"ry hall on
Union street.
Henry. young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hell. Of West Rcllairc, IS scrt-
ouSly III with pneumonia.
Teachers &C the FIRST Reformed Sun
day school held meeting At the church
last night.
William II. Roy. sub-district prcsi-
dent Of the coal miners. is at Columbus
attending the convention in session
there.
William sherman has returned 70 his
home at Struh"nvsllc after visit with
his parents here
Miss Fanntc Wise. Of Guernsey street.
has gone to California 70 spend tho
winter.
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BRIDGEPORT WILL
BUY new $4,000
FIRE EQUIPMENT
NEW COUNCIL TO PROVIDE UP TO
DATE COnBINATToH PUMP
AND CHEMICAL.
Move started to Secure New water
Pumping Plant and New Bragg
For West End.

The new town council Of Bridgeport, I
at it's first regular meeting last even
ing. passed the semi-annual approprla-
ton ordinance, covering expenses
governing the town for the first half q
The council appropriated $4,000 FROM
the safety fund for the purchase OF heM
certified that there Is now in the treas:
ury the sum Of $4,000 to the credit }ot
the safety fund Tor the purchase OF
fire apparatus.
advertise for bids for new fouN dyi,
inder motor driven pump and chemtcal
combination Of five hundred gallon9 ca
pacity, at a cost not to exceed SlO}0oO.
was read. The rules were suspeeded
and the ordinance passed on It's final
A number Of routine business m4ttsrs
including 9Th. the payment OF current 0'n''
"1 co nnGHSsu w W. ". Baggs brouk ht up
the fact that the old council ha4 been
condemned for improvements which 1t
failed u make. and suggested Rat the
new council take steps at once tor secure
construct an up to date water supply
plant. Councilman James Liggett spoke
along the same line. favoring both the
bridge repair and erection OF a water
system. ii
and water comm l;ees were directed to
secure estimates as to the cyst or re-
pairing the bridge and of building
water pumping plant and laying new
Last nights session was o pc Of the
shortest and busiest ever held IN Bridge
port The councilmen WENT at their
task in a strictly business-liHe manner,
and quickly disposed OF the matters at
hand.
BUY WAR SAVINGS ST AMPS
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|SSTRONC, WELL
AND HAPPY, NON!
srRHNGFH AND ENERGY CAME
BACK, NERVES CALM AND
SLEEPS LIKE A CHILD.
Mas. GUTHFE TELLS OF woNDHR-
FUL CHANGE WROUGHT
By TANLAC.

AS now look back over my eondi-
ton before began taking Tanlac, can
hardly understand how I managed TO
Hold out as long as I did," was the
Guthrie. OF 612la North Ninth street.
Richmond, Va.
II had suffered 50 much that had
almost given up hope and my mother
had beS 1te a eGn.aus 81 S.d Been
bothered with indigestion so long that I
had become a dyspeptic and could
hardly retain one :hing I ate. Ny appe-
tite was so poor that had to force my
self 10 eat enough to keep alive. Gas
frightful and my heart would palpitate
40 bad I could hardly breathe. / got so
dizzy at times that had to take hold.
of the first thing near me to keep from
falling to the floor. I was 30 short
winded that gave completely out when
I walked any distance or took the least
exercise was 80 nervous that I could
get but little sleep and I dreaded to go
to bed. When I got up OF mornings
always had bitter taste IN my mouth.
times 7 was in such agony that felt
like every muscle and joint was stin.
bursting headaches would come on me
often and felt miserable from morning
til night every day that came: ne. ,,s,..
begin taking It until a friend Of my
mother recommended It so highly to her
that she got me a bottle. have taken
only one bottle. but the change that has
come over me Is remarkable. All :jgns
of Indigestion has disa ppeered and J can
eat anything and everything please
without any bad after effects. don't,
yet dizzy any more and my heart action
Is normal and my BREATH ing free and
casy, NV nerves are steady and s,,"ep
like child. The stiffness In my joints
80 n,,,scles has all left me and am no
Ionenr troubled with headaches. I hive
gained in weight my strength and
energy have all come back ard just
feel like a new woman. I am well and
nanny woman and all the pCaise for it
goes to Tanlac."
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DON'T PAMpER
YOUR STOMACH
Year OF pyspSpEiA Bobs thu Entire Sys-
fAnn OF Niece sSary Nutrtmsnt, Eat
a Diversified Meal and with
StuaxS's Dyspepsia THbleEs
You VIII Avoid the DIS
trSSs OF indigo stion.

Just because the stomach sours with
Hassiness heartburn. water orash and
such distresses after eating. is not a
good reason for depriYing the system
OF nourishment.
Instead OF indigestible and innutri-
tIous bran and skim milk try the better
plan OF eating what you like and fol-
low your meals with Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets: They digest food. they assist
the stomach 10 secrete juices that keep
the stomach sweet. active and with the
alkaline effect. Just as when the
stomach Is in perfect health. Nor is II
necessary to discriminate. You may eat
freely Of onions. sausage. mincc pic
and baked beans, or other dishes such
as the average dyspeptiC views with
horror. and suffer no distress II you
follow with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
There is thus no need TO fear any kind
OF food at any time or place. for with
these tablets, you may prevent those
distresses that formerly made you
pamper your stomach as II IL were a
tender infant. You can get Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets In any drug store az
so cents q box
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St. CLA|PsV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
M-s, Ja,nes StItt.

The community was shocked to hear
Of tn" death ~ Mrs. James suit which
occurred at her late home south OF
town. Tuesday morning, January 9Th, at
5:l5 o'clock. Mrs. SHIT had been seri-
uu$ly Ill from diphtheria and for several
d"Ns last week IT was thought she
could not recover but she gradually
grew better until Monday night wheel
h'r heart began to fail and a doctor was
summoned bat the end came before his
ARRIVAL Mrs. Si.u WAS consistent
member OF tn" Presbyterian church and
her death will be Il great loss 10 the
church and community. Besides her
husband she leaves two small children
James Alexander. aged four years and
huu"lasS. age thirteen months \
daughter Gertrude. aged six years.
passed away few weeks ago. She is
also survived by her father. Randall
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barber shop on Bridge street was started
YESTERDAY. ~,
The members OF the McEntee & Neal
rlan 10 ret their new restaurant ana
lunch room opened for business BEFORE
the end Of the week. $3.50,
council uf order Of nited Arncr''""
Men was held last night. ,i,o
several local residents are planning
60 ,,,,'nj thc old timr square dance in
me Frat building On Fifth street 10
morrow evening. or,
Stanley Yoka. of Blaine. O.. IS report
cd IN ne some what improved at the
Mrr;tns Ferry hospital, following MS
injury in the MN" a few days a&H.
Tho members Of thu st. thohE ;
church club a.: this city Will give a
dance a, the island iclub room. FRIDAY
evening of this week
The spccIaClc Of man carrying a
couple Of screen doors home thTou .t,
Kirkwood while tho mercury shower we 70
below zero appealed to tn" hunor O.
some Of the residents OF tho village d"
few days ago.
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ProhnfA Cont.

Nellie Koloso, dec Affidavit IN lieu
Of final account filed. approved ano
allowG.l as final discharge OF Ann T.
Record ordered. ,,.
Maikus Tsourles, dec. Application
filed for appointment Of Admir-; BONG
made, letters ordered and Issued In
vcntory ordered and issued.
J. W. Mrllott. dec. Application nleo
for appointment of cScCutriX. NO Donu
required Appointment made, letters
ordered and issued. Inventory ordered
and issued.
tiny, dec. vs.. Albert J. Novotiny ct al.
Application to sell real estate at prl-
waite sale filed. Cause heard. Flndlng
that all defendants are properly pelore
the court. that the allegations OF pc,.
ton arc true and sale OF real estate
necessary to pay debts.
Mary Catherine Tilton. dec. Order OF
private sale of stocks and bonds return
ed and filed, endorsed with report OF
sale. Sale confirmed and record order-
cd . 49,,
w. +. Neptune. dec, Application
filed for appointment of Admr's: Bona
$1,000 filed and approved. APPOINTMENT
made, letters ordered and issued. IN
vcntory ordered and issued.
Gcrtic Elcrick. ct al. juvenile &c
ncndcnts. Warrant returned and filed
scrvHd Children brought before Court;
cause heard: Children found Dependent.
Gcrtic, Margaret and Helen returnaole
10 parents on conditions imposed ana
subject to further order of the Court;
Charlie. Lille. Rcbecca. William and
Chester committed to permanent care or
Belmont County Children's Home.
Warrant to convey ordered and issued.
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uaa1tv needs piled.

Abraham T. VapDyne ct al to Ida g.
McIott. Land in York Up, slCo.
Clarence Il VanDyne and wltG 10
Abraham T. VanDyne. Land IN 10TH
NJ. NJ. Obrenovich to Julia Obreno-
vich. Land in Richland TIP. ST..
". T Hicks and Emma HICKS 10
Toney Fialo. Land in Lansing. 81.
James F.. Anderson to J. M. King
Lena Neal to Myrtle N. He'll. Land
in Martins Ferry. $40.
Folmar- Rominc Co.. corporation 70
Joe Mackiewicz. Land in Mead Up
$40.
Claude williams and wife TO Leon
Carpenter. 100 acres in FlushlnG Ap'
$4,000.
John T. Cropp and wife 10 Lohr f.
Strivenir. Lot 206 in Holloway. 81.
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rrntnrnitH Meetings

The regular meeting Of the Loyal
Order of Moose of this city was held in
their rooms on lower Hanover street
last night.
An important business meeting OF the
members of the local council OF the
knights Of Columbus was held last
night with q large attendance OF the
members.
Th, usual scmi-monthly meeting Of
the members Of s. W. Starks lodge OF
knights Cf Pythas was held in the
Shrcvc-M,diM building on Hanover
street last night.
der Of United American Mechanics Will
hr held tomorrow evening and mum
Der Of business matters arc 10 be dis
posed of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
BANK DIRECTORS
MEETING TODAY
Annual Meeting of the Directors Of the
Bridgeport Bank and Trust
Company.

The annual mc-ti'.e Of the board Of
directors Of TIN, Erldg, port Bank and
Trust company. Will b" held in Ia" di-
rcctors' room In IN" bank this afternoon
at which t,l,rr thoy Will - gwen i re-
port II tho years business Of tn" in
Sti,ution. which II Is said Will ShHw
a considerable" Improvement over the
business OF tn" urcc""dlnG wear.
bank and the annual meeting for or
ganziation cf the directors will be hold
on Wednesday Of next week. January
lith
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st. claIravtlle Personals.

Wilbur pasco Of Blaine was here on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas BiCkerton visited friends
in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Howard w. Fletcher will enter
tain the Thursday Afternoon club al
her homo on East Main street. Thursday
afternoon. ,,I
The many friends of Mrs. Arthur
Stewart arc sorry 10 learn that she Is
i'll with scarlet fever.
6. F.. Lewis of Columbus, is here on
business. -,
4 congregational meeting will be
held in the Presbyterian church. Wea.
ncsday evening at 3 o'clock. 1t IS hoped
all tho members will be present.
Harry Williams has returned to Day
ton, after spending several weeks with
his mother. Mrs. Katherine Williams.
4 number from this place ATTENDED
"Chu Chin Chow" At the Court Theatre
on Tuesday evening.
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Bridreport Briefs.

Hon. J. G. Hciulctn left yesterday for
a few DAYS business trip TO Cleveland,
O.. and other points.
Tho work Of removing the stock in
the news stand TO the new room has
been completed.
The members Of the local high school
basketball team arc holding regular
practice in preparation for their Hrst
game which takes place soon.
The work Of altering and repairing
the interior Of the Anthony Engl"mcicr
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and makes the fcverish. itchy scalp
soft and pliablc: then this stimulating
tonic pcnctratcs to the furnished hair
roots. revitalizing and invigorating
every hair in the head, thus stopping
the hair falling out. or getting thin'
dry or fading.
After few applications OF "Dander-
inc" you seldom find a fallen hair or a
particle Of dandruff. besides every hair
shows new life, vigor. Brightness
moro color and thickness.
4 few cents buys a bottle Of delight
full "Dandcrnc" at any drug or toilet
counter
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MARYLAND Beauties

] The musical comedy and vaudeVlIe
attraction for the latter part of this
week at the New PaStime theatre VIII
be offered by Murphy's MARYLAND Rcau-
ties. who arc reported TO oftcr only IN"
host and latest in the way of musical
comedy and vaudeville. The program
will be changed daily and picture pro-
gram will also be shown.
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TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS.

Whcn the Kidneys are wcakened or
ovcrworkcd so that they fail to filter
and throw all impurities out or the
tenn and hLchachcs. soreness. lameness
and rheumatic pains arc likely to d.
vclop. Mrs. David Henry. So S. Lincoln
Ave. Washington. y. j., writes: Foley
kidney pills are doing me much good.
both my kidneys and the rheumatism.
They took all the dreadful soreness out
of my limbs" Sold everywhere.
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Douglass and also her sisters. Misses
Laura and Belle all Of this place. Also
. sister. Miss Mary Of Salem, ONO:
Private funeral services will be held
from her late home "Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Leroy Law
Their will conduct the service. Inter-
ment in Union cemetery.
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uow working Nights.

For the first tim" IN months the Ro-
defer glass plant in South Hel'are IS
nov, working nights. Previous 70 the
annual suspension for the holidays. the
plant worked only during the day turn
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Coach Layman OF tn" h'Gh Hth%ol
basEcthall team - rapidly rounding lne
local quintet int" lighting c"hu;I.'n,
the Gravel TIIiW gymnasium. The team
that will likely open the season ASa'nSC
Claysv!He High Friday n'Ent WI pS
Lopeman and SniVciy. guards: I\hSut.'
center and Bennett and Mcp'"H't'.
EuRruS
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Railway Employes Meeting

An important meeting Of the Pioneer
lodge No. 1927 of the Railway Clerks
and Station cmrloyc% Of this vicinity
viii BE- held IN the Fratcrnal Hal! tins
evening. business Of vital importance
to the membership will br discussed at
The meeting and tho newly elected offic
ers for the year will be installed.
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Maids and Matrons

Til" Maids and Matrons of this city
are luukinE forward with plcasurhDle
anticipation to the meeting which Will
b.. held at tho home II Mrs. james Raj
Slon on North Fourth street IN Friday
evening, The usual diversions "t the
club. including fancyw"rk. Will be the
program Of the evening and i luncheon
" III h.. served the guests.
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Sasketbnu LcaGue.

Tho South BcIIalre VI. T.. Sunuay
school will be represented by fast
Larnrthtl team this season. This team
With thr..c teams Of tho SE1dysltc sun
day schools. Will form four team
league wh.,h Will carry cut a regular
schedule. The local team VIII begin
practice next week
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The members Of tn" Kiononia Bihl"
class Of the FIRST baptist church held
an interesting meeting at tn" home Of
Mrs. John Hroman, on f:llct street last
night. Following the disposal Of tn"
usual business Of tho class organization
thu members enjoyed n social evening.
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Missionary Society.

AUrbers Of the Homo Missionary So
cb~ch. viii mcc, tomorrow afternoon
al the home OF Mrs. L. IL Sidda'' IN
Franklin street y good program has
been prepared.
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The regular meeting of the orsanlZa-
ton of the Daughters of Isabella of ST.
Mary's Catholic church of this city was
held in the church last night with
good attendance Of the members. \ num-
Der of new applications for member
shin wcreivrd and the initiation Will be
held on Sunday, January 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07

Repairs to the tank NJ the BctmNn,
The tank burned out and Il was nc"cs-
snry to make the repairs. The plant
has been working only about half TN"
while the repairs were under way. Inc
tank has again had fire placed IN IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07

The members of the Mems hlbIe class SS
ontertain ali of the men of the congre-
CATION at a social affair which wall be
held in the church tomorrow evening"
, An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the evening and luncheoh
,yin no GRryc1
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parnal Post Social

\ large number Of the members and
friends Of the m"mhcrS of IN" W0mcu's
Ebl" class of the United Presbyterian
, nurrh attended the social and parcel
post sale which was held in the church
last night. Following nm evening or
social diversions refreshments were
served bv the committee in charge.
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Play GAINESVILLE Friday

The members or the local hish school
haskethan team will play the next game
Of their schedule against the team II"llI
R,rncsyiIlc High school At that place
20 Er;dn,' Waning of this wccE and a large
number Of followers Of The, team VIII
,M.En Tho trIp to witness the game.
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Methodist missionary Meeting,

berS OF the Womcu's Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the First Methodist
church, Will be held at the home Of
Mrs. -. J. Farmer. on Iacquett street.
FRIDAY evening Of this week. An inter
"sting program has been prepared for
the ."v"ninE and special music will be
rendered
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women,s Club Meeting

Mrs. S. L. Alpauch will be the hostess
in charge Of the regular meeting of
thu Womcn's ClLb which will be held in
tho Board Of Trade rooms on Fourth
sitting program has been prepared for
the meeting and good attendance Cr
the members of tn" organization is an
tiriDa ted.
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Bringing Up l. FAM,
Charlottesville. Va ~ Ar the nr,t

Of five children an :
have depended ~
DR.. Pierce = FSyorlS
Prescription t. aIrJ>
me wei. apc strarS
each tirr& ACC i *
QUIZ DID trir AnS -
ha6 practically ne
suffering. ! have aisc
takeL 'F&vonte E-s-
scriDtion' whichever
l felt BAG or neceL>S
rundown and i. Las
always built me uF
very quickly.
know 'FayoTite cS-
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Fined $500.

The case OF John SZaus, foreign res
idcut Of tho North End who WAS ar
rested by officers Burton and Muhl"lnnn
Sunday evening on a ChHrc" preferred
by his wife Of assault md battery, was
rlycn hearing h"i"rr Mayor Charles
Coleman yesterday morning and soaked
the sum Of $500 and costs.
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The members Of the EaraCa Blbie
class of The First Methodist church will
he treated to an oyster SOUP lunch In
the church dining rooms Friday evening
of this week 4 specially prepared pro,
gram and business session Will proceed
the lunch and all cf the members are
expected 10 be present.
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Council Meeting.

The first regular meeting OF the viii
LACE council for the new year, was
held last night. with all OF the mcIn-
hers present. Practically nothing but
the regular routine business was taken
IN but plans were made for number
OF improvements which will be made
about the city in tho near future.
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RiOe Club to Elact.

Tho annual meeting Tor the election Of
officers. for the members of the Bridge
port club OF the National Rifle ASSOC
citation, will b" held in their club rooms
on Lincoln avenue. FRIDAY evening of
this week. Plans have been made TO
accommodate the full membership of the
organization at the meeting.
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The next meeting Of the Child Con-
Scrvatiun LeaGU. Of this city Will DO
held the evening Of January 20. y good
program Is beng prepared al tho pres
vul t.mc tor thu meeting.
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Error Corrected.

tn" MadEe Kennedy picture entitled,
Danger Came" which appears at the
Family theatre in this city this after
yesterday BY mistake and the manage
ucnt state that the picture Will be
shown today instead.
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womens' welfare Club

Mrs. J. o. Perry VIII ho the host"SS
to the members Of the Womcn's Wcltar"
club at her home on South Third street
tomorrow evening at their regular bus
mess meeting. An interesting program
has been prepared for the evening which
will be followed by social diversions.
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drive m this city. have decided not to
start the work Of soliciting unit next
Monday. which will Ice Immediately fol-
lowing the mine and mill pay day. \
partial LIST Of the solicitors has been
made. and the list will be completed
and published in Tho near future.
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T,vIrh pelinf r,unchOon.

Another luncNcOn OF the workers IN
the Jewish Relief drive here viii be
held at noon today ~ ne Liberty CON
Frank I. Erect. pastor Of the Second
PrcsSyterian church. and chairman for
the drive here. hopes that each and
every team VIII b. able [" report al
this time.
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NJ. E. Missionary Meeting.

The members o itch Women's Foreign
Missionary society OF the First Prcsby-
terrain church will hold their regular
meeting IN the church in kirkwood.
Thursday OF this week. All OF the
Inciubcrs have been urged to attend,
Will take place ut that time.
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Ala Society Tonight.

rb. I.,d,-s AID Society OF the First
RefnTprI church will meet this even
ing at The home OF Mrs. .. +. kurk-
hardt on Harrison street. \ program
will be rendered. business matters given
attention and a social session ehlOESu'
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MORRISTOWN

Mrs Chistlc Strahl fell on the ice at
her home on the Israel farm, west OF
town. yesterday. and broke her arm
near the wrist. Her many friends here
were sorry to hear OF her misfortune.