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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

ing Of Dayton!a. Florida. The marrias"
took place in the southern city recently
Beuaire Briefs
James Forsyth. Sr. OF frhhk,' III
street. has been called In Columbus 10y
the serious illness Of Il relative:
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Greenwood Of saSIth
Bellaire is seriously III with pneumonia.
Enola. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Noble of South Guernsey street.
underwent an operation ut the CITY nos
pital yesterday.
Mrs John Fitch and daughter. Los;
Of Twenty-third street. have returned
from visit with relatives 1t tlarlnS-
ton.
Charles Sat,erneld Of Denver. col.
formerly Of this city. is visiting WITH
friends here for few days; ....,.
Mrs James Fitton OF Thirty-SINth
street. Is quite i'll al her home.
Members Of the II. G.. l.. club enjoyed
a theatre party last night. Follo"in r
the performance they enjoyed luhcN-
con.
MIR. and Mrs. James L. Davis have re-
turned TO their nome al llttSourSh 'i''E
a visit here.
Mrs Harry Coble Of Cleveland has &C
Ceptcd 4 position at the Woolw"rtN
store during the Christmas holiday sea-
son.
Rev. H. c. Thompson Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN church here Will preach
at the installation OF l;ev. w. NJ. French
at New Bedford. Pa, on December -.
Some of the local stores have begun
TO remain open evening for the Christ.
mas shopping.
Daniel Jones. injured Saturday night
when struck by an AUTOMOBILES. contin-
ucs to improve.
William Nichol. aged o. years. is
quite i'll at his home on Rock Hil!. west
OF town.
". paul NcClallapd has returned 10
Iiarncsyiue after visit with friends
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

the American Legion was held last
night AZ the AmericuS club rooms. Inc
annual nomination of officers Tor the
ensuing wear WAS held and INITIAL pans
were made for the annu1! post banquet
Senior Pal<y Friday
The annual party OF the Senior ciaSS
Of the local high school VIII be heS
this evening at the high school AUDITOR
ium Tc event promises 10 be 'erF en-
toy:,hIr BESIDES tho some 9n members
of.thc class the high school facuitS an"
members Of the school board VIII az
tend. \ feature 81 the evening WI. W.
i program.
Rhetorical December II
The names al students OF IN" n'Sh
school have been announcer pS !'",'
pal Floyd Deacon for rhctori'aI 10 nc
held the afternoon Of December / Tue
final day Of public schools until 'ttrr
the Christmas vaCaiion' one OF 'h' hish
school literary societies VIII 81" Il FRO
gram in the school auditorium ana inc
other in the Central school gymnasium
Floor Teams working
Both the boys and girls basketball
teams OF the local high School nave
begun their practice IN preparation Lpr
the opening OF their Schedules carr
next month. TIE boys are workinS "u II
under the Il directions Of Coach ('aih',t'"
and the girlS are practicinE under MISS
blanche klrhrr Indications are lh't'
both teams will hc good ones ..ithouEh
there are few members OF laSt year
squads st:ll in school
Hospital Notes
Miss Pauline Elsnn IS 'mrr"E'nE i.
the CITY hospital whrr" sh" uI!d"rMrht
an operation for appendicitis
Miss M,Lry kean' who under"ch' an
operation some time ago at the -\"rIh
Wheeling hospital IL now IT her nome
on Guernsey street.
Team to Littleton
The boys basketball team of Shady
side VIII leave this afternoon for LII
,Ir,on, W. Va. where this evening the
team clashes with the high school Quin-
,rt If that place. Later in the SESSION
the West N.rgin;anS will come TO Sha-
dySide for return game.
william Lst6or
William Letter, aged Is years. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew LETTER of Clarng-
ton died at the family home. HIS par
entS resided here. Resides his parents
he is survived by ono brother. fred.
body will bc brought 10 this city 1or
interment.
Members of the Finch club were en-
tertained last night by Mrs. Cora |. Cor,
hctt at her home on West Twenty-third
street. Flinch and other diversions were
.uiovcd during the evening. \ lunch
con was served by the hostess.
Property Transfer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strahl have sold
the residence property located just
north of the high school building on
Guernsey street To MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Shields. TIL" consideration was $lo'eVo'
wsds In Florida
According 10 word received here Miss
Mabel Morgan OF this city and daughter
of w. J. Morgan OF North Guernsey
street. has been welded to Roland kcat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
BELLAIRE NEWS
BUSINESS MEN
FORM CLUB To
HELP BEL[A|RE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FORMED
AT MONDAY LUNCHEON IN
SELIArRE YESTERDAY
Other News OF Interest Gathered From
Thriving Ohio Side
Town

Erilaire has Il chamber OF Commerce.
Official action was taken at a MONDAY
luncheon held Yesterday IN the Amer
:cus club rooms. Upwards OF Nv" Sc"r"
tended the luncheon
The report ~ 4 special "omm.':c2 II
"I-ven. headed by H. /. Roi"w:S was
read and ;trCeptrd. II recommended the
forming OF the Bcllaire Chamber ot
Cnmmerce. The organization "t the club
wi,t proceed rapidly now.
\ committee was named h. tompHr-
AIRY chairman ". q. Mctla.n 10 SOLICIT
memberships At So each.
The organization - 1" w. m"''"!''l
after the one IN Wheeling \ manager
Win he employed who Will act in IN"
capacity OF u secretary. y hoari or III
ractorS. composed Of eleven men viii be
elected annually. The directors viii mol"
MI control OF the organization.
\ membership drive Will be rushed
ut once. When members are S""Icri 4
meeting Will b" held at which time yer
manent officials will be elected ana the
work OF the organization will commence.
KS stated in the present draft OF by
laws the purpose OF the orG'tn.LA!ion
= TO promote the general welfare of
wv - ~ Annual Meetings
announcement Is made in1' -" AZ
anal meeting OF the stockholders 81 the
Shadyssde National hank will he held
the afternoon Of January l. - r!,7
directors for the ensuing year
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
rrs OF the Ruckeye Savings e Loan as
ISOLATION is to be held January at
80 L. NJ. 10 elect directors and attend
10 other annual business.
Entertained Men
John Fish entertained the men Of the
Trinity Episcopal church At his home
on Noble street last night. Various
social diversions were enjoyed and 4
luncheon was served.
Legion Post Met
\ meeting Of Bcllaire Lost No. 90 or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
CONVENTION CALL IS
RECEIVED BY MINERS
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF MINERS
REPRESENTATIVES OF DISTRICT
6 WILL BE HELD AT CoLUM-
BUS, O., JAN. IL.
Ballots Being Sent Out For Election Of
State and .Sub-District Officials
To BE Held December. IA.

The call for the convention of the
representatives from the minors To-
cal unions of District Of ohio. has
, been received nj the sub-district head
quarters IN bridgeport, and tho con-
vcntiou will h" held at Columbus. o..
January II. 1871. All OF the local unions
Of IN" miners in the district Will send
representatives to this convent ion. at
which the annual reports OF the off
r!:tlS will hr read. and matters OF policy
formulated for the coming year.
Election December IA.
The ballots are rraCiiC all in tho
hands of the officials of tn" local Mnion
for the election Of the iSub-district AMI
next Tuesday. December II. and the
following are the candidates for the
various offices in the sub district For
president. Frank Ledvinka. of bridge.
port, Q. who is without opposition, and
secretary. William ApplcGarth. Of
Bridgeport. O.. who is also without OPP
position. For vice president, Robert
Farmer of bridgeport, W. Z. Roberts of
Barton lnd Jack Bell OF Tiltonville are
the candidates.
Executive Board and Trustees.
There arc seventeen candidat" in the
race for the three places as members
Of the executive hoard. and all ar" we'll
known residents OF the suh-distriCt. Ten
, candidates have been announced for tn"
, three positions as trustees OF III" new
v
built at BclIaire. and five candidates
have been announced for the three pos
ition& as auditing committee and Gre
dental committeeman.
District Candidates.
Several OF the names OF men from
belmont county and the river front
arr also on the ballots for state off
calls and the state candidates are as
follows--for president, Lee Hall Of Coz
lunbus o. and W. G. Thompson or
Cambridge. %: vice president. john SAX
on. SIlin"vi!lr. o.. and William Roy.
bridgeport. o.. G. W. Savage Of Column
hus. o.. has 40 opposition for the office
q Observation-Disclosures Of District 8.
A. L. Watkins Of Yorkville. O., is the
only local man in the rae" for member
of the International executive Board
member and Adolph Pacifico. Of Shady
sid. -. is the only man known locally
who IS in the race for tcllcrS. in which
race four candidates have been nomi-
mated for the three positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen' en-
moved on the Norfolk and Western rail
rrnaI w.hn hnyan q strike vote last night
b t%Ha FL" Of IT, grievances which are said
To- involve wage increased. were joined IN
me haIioting Today by the Order Of Rail
way Conductors. According TO OFFICIALS
the railroad employs six hundred mem en-
hers of the conductors organization
and ., 500 of the union trainmen.
i.o,bera OF the two organizations an
u,uncrd tonight that they would an
mouncc the result of the vote here on
Monday and submit the decision to the
abroad officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
NEW BUNGALOW

Work Is being rushed on the AO1
bungalow OF Edward Runner on War.
wood avenue near Ninth street by local
The erection OF tho hou0o
was started several months ago but -
n ccount Of a shortage OF material IL
work was held up for some time. u
is now rushed in the hope thai Il WIN
be finished by the first Of the year. All
the outside work has been completed
and the weather conditions will cut no
figure as the work on the interior can
be continued just the same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
NO CHANGE IN THE
SEX-DAY CONTEST

New York, Dee. 9.--R,lativC positions
Of the teams III TIA" SiN-Gay bicycle race
nj Madison SQuar" Garden remained UNI
changed at II o'clock tonight. the
ninrty-nfth hour. RruCru and Cuburn
were leading with l.52l miles, laps,
with thu clSacts-pcrsyn and Van Hrvl-
Eandcnhurgh teams tied one lap be-
hind.
Six other teams were even at l.J"1
miles i Laps. Scores OF the last three
teams were; Spears and Lawrence,
ISL miles ) laps: Sutcr brothers, L.
81 miles. laps. and Grimm and Yandcs
viilc. l.52l miles. laps.
~ ! n. M, the nincty-sevcnth hour,
th"r" was no chang" III tn" relative pU-
SitiunS Of the teams. BriCCO and CO.
hurn with 1856 miles. laps. hold n
one lar, lead over tn" Dcl}acts-l 'crsyn
and Van Observation-Disclosures teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
PECULIAR DISCOVERY

columbus. O.. Dec. 9-Police, who have
n.nn watching a supposed pile OF rub
h,sh burning along the Scioto, river for
,ewclry end optical goods bearing the
name of 20. V: Neal. jewclcr. rarkcrs-
i,m~y " Va" and worth. they say. sew
,,r.tI thousand dollars. The goods had
h,nn ,u soaked. according TO police.
wnn think they were stolen by some one
who later sought to destroy them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
xrEc1A1 TE1,r OF cou1F

Special Dispatch to The Intclligencer.
Charleston. w. Va, Dec. '9.-A special
term of supreme court will convene here
Tuesday next. it Was announced late TO.
night. The warrant calling for the term
says it is for general purposes. 1t Is
understood. however. that a number OF
important cases are to come up. and the
sessions will continue several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
SUITS DISBAND

Philadelphia. Dec . --- After twenty
eight years activities in the equal suff-
rag hight. the Woman's SulTrag" society
Of Philadelphia county diSh;t nd"d today.
III" records were ordered turned over Ia
the r"nuSI lvania historical SnoictS and
$l.%nn in the trraSlrN VIII I've donated
To tho Anna Howard Shaw memorial
iuDI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
MINOR INDICTMENTS
BY M|NGO GRAND JURY

WllIamsnr. W. Va. Dec. . TIL" grand
jury summoned FOR The Nl"CI'l term Of
circuit court here completed its work
this morning after n session &C two days
and Il half. number "f Indictments Of
minor Importance were returned.
ono OF tho last acts Of the jurors waS
10 indic' William pOzicr. for sh."t,nt;
with intent - kill and wound George"
burgess in the railroad yard last night
SPEEDY action was taken ny the jury
upon the request # Judge r. D. Bail :
to investigate IN" affair.
Military headquarters reported the
situation within tn. str Ike AREA patrnlled
by troops quiet tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
CREW PICKED UP.

New York. Dec ?..--Thc captain and
crew nC til" American schooner Louisa
NJ. stranded Off Norfolk. w"r.. picked up
hy tn" American steamship Eastern
Coast. TN. captain uC the latter reported
ny wirr,,Hs tonight tn the naval COM
munir;llion >.rVic" here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
WAS NOT POISONED.

rnrjs. DE. o.-F.NHminiuG Mari@trata
PauEtrr. after considering all tn" facts
in come, tiuu with Dliv" Thomas (MrS
Jack rickfurdD tho moving: picture a"-
truSs. viva died her" last S"pi"nlh"r
from W"rcurial poison. his decided there
~ NO or. L. nrnrrcd with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
RIVER TELEGRAMS

paviS Island dam. g. feet; falling
clear
on CITY 8? feet: falling: clear
Mor-s;tnt"wn S4 tCct; falling: clear.
St"uhcnviIIc IS feet: stationary, clear
Warren - feet: falling: Clcart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

Mrs. n W. Shramm. Of Kirkwood. VIVA
a husiures visitor 1t u MaCrlhccS meet
ing at S'"uh"nVi.l". Yesterday afternoon.
Postmaster r. VI. duncan. "f this city,
MIL leave for Kent. O. this morning TO
attend a funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
STRIKE VOTE BY CONDUCTORS

Roanoke. Va. Doc 9.--MeuLbcrs Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
LOWER FURNITURE PRICES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.--Prum!S" Of low
"r furniture, prices was mad" by the
rational c"lmril Of furniture aSSoCid-
ions today in 4 Tt1t"m"Nt issued ut the
,.ln>,, of Il meeting held here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

rlrl- team will meet tho girls OF that
school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
SUPPER TABLE GOSSIP

match to be exceptionally good for
amateurs.
The MARSH building on FiTst street
now occupied by the hoffman Music
company and Ncw iurk Dry Goods
store has been sold 90 Nsidro Sando-
val The consideration VAS Sg5. 900.
The building was put up in 1881 and
was first occupied hy the Central
bank and the Tauer my Goods
store. Afterward 10 was occupied by
the Mandeli Dry Goods company and
then the Wh.ncy Hardware company.
up to the present occupants.
CHARTS ". Potter. distributor af
Duplex trucks. has moved MIS- office
and salesroom from fi4 West cop
per aVenu to the Hudson garage az
SOC West Central Venue.
T1tsec viii 10 u regular meeting of
the Woman's Benefit Association OF
tno Maccabees tomorrow afternoon AT
80 o'clock al the Odd Fellows hall.
There will be Initiation and refresh
ments.
Eycffti ~. Patton of Bangor. Me
has taken the position Of teller at The
First Savings Bank & Trust com
pany, recently vacated hY Kenneth
Barr. Mr.. Barr has gone 10 Chamu.
y. NJ, TO accept a position with I'D
ward Sargent In the wool business.
The meeting OF tile Good Cheer
club which MAS scheduled 20 meet
with Miss Arson has been postponed
for two weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
MALONE TAX PHONE 1853
ROBS CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved - Dangerous and
Siokening Qualities Removed,
New Tablet Called 'Calotabs.

Tho lstest triumph nf modern pharmarr
BE- a dstnausrntrd' salnmcl tablet known Co.
the drug trade o. Culofahs tal0mci the
rniers upon q wider hcld 0f popularity -
purlhrd sod rrhued from those Objectionable
q%uHlities which have heretofore limited lts
usp.
ln hIliousuess. constipation. headache end
irdieesiIuu and in a great vHfirt, ~ liver,
stomach huH kidney fruublrs rHlumti va.
often uslIatfrd ou arruuui of us HiUk"NinE
u%uHItIrs N0w 10 b. the easiest and moot
pleasant uf medicines 90 utr one tablet
aafsF -thhI an so taste nu sr.piug. me-
rhus.H ul salfs A good night a sleep aud
ths nr1f morning you ere feeling hne Win
Il clean ...rr d uurihed syaUpm and o. big ap.
petite Dot Whist fnu please NO dnnEef
tHl1faHs arc sold only bon %urislnal scaled
uartae.s mice thirty.htr cents huur dUE
rst aU]iH4rircd 10 refund thr price o. o.
AuHranftr That YOU viii Doc thoroughly de-
lighted With Caloiaha.-i Adv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

Thomas Isimorc lacey, under the
auspices % the American Legion viii
appear NJ the High School auditorium
Tuesday night. giving "a novel and en-
tcrtaining program. Mr.. Lucey, who
Is the editor Of the Missouri Mule,
one OF tha most humorous soldier
MAGAZINES In publication. will ac-
company his narratives with rapid
drawn while he n deliver
ing his talks.
Mineral hodge No. 4. knights of
Pythias will give the second OF a
aeries OF dances. al Golumho hall on
Friday OF this week. Music Will he
furnished by the Columbo orchestra,
and everything Is being done to
assure the dancing public Of he
same good time, that those present
at the previous anair participated IN.
l.. 4. Iaytham was sentenced TO 20
days in the county Jail this morning
In the court OF Justice W. W. Me
Cleilan on a charge OF petit larceny.
u was alleged that he stole "A pack
age containing clothinE from "A room
In the clifton rooming house.
Dewey Mann, son Of John Mann.
and Miss Flora Stukle we're married
I Saturday by Justice Of Peace McClel-
Ian. This IL the sixth wedding In the
MANI tNhAha ~ hhA'h wv a"
oniciated.
About twenty-five pcI7onis nttend-
ed the meeting of the overall ] In
jefferson hall Sunday afternoon. In
formal discussions on high prices
were held but no action taken The
plans for q parade were not COM
pleted but Il Is said they nave not
hcen abandoned.
John Grogan Was fined SIS | ~ police
court Saturday evening on = charge
OF harboring a vicious dog.
An automobile belonging to Pred
Huning Of Los i.unss. n. NJ" war
stolen from in front Of the Occidental
building on Gold ayende saturday
evening between ) and . o'clock. II
was a Buick car Of 1918 model The
New Mexico license number on the
car h Gs79. The engine humble II
b9,06g. SO far the police have oh
tanned no clew TO the robbery.
rhe local lodge Of tho Bruthcrhooe
Of Railway Trninmen VIII hold 4
meeting tonight at the J. %. o. y
hall.
George Pincau. local wrestler IN
charge Of the =. NJ g.. \. wrestling
class. viii start u new class, limited
10 20 mombors This week. Two mem.
beers OF "a former class gave u demon
stratiou of this arr at he last Anu.
eficau legion smoker, which wa
agreed by ui who witnessed th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
DOG WALKS ONE HUNDRED
MILES TO HER FRIENDS

OKLAHOMA ClTN-Tootsie b.
back at police headquarters, Long
she has waved her stuhby tail In the
-iesk s%ergeant'a office. Then her
master moved TO Okmulgeo. roe miles
from here and took Tootsie with him
Tootsie longed for her friends. the
yops. and walked back. she IA a bull
terrier.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-02
OwSLEY COUNTY
Travellers Rest

Travellers Rest, Nov. %. - Miss
Elizabeth Hemphill returns from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania and New
York today, November 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wood of Sexton Creek
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. McCollum on their return trip
from Richmond with DR.. Mahaffey.-
The pie supper given at Travellers
Rest school Friday night was well
attended, proceeds s12.65. A tacky
has started here at $500 per barrel
Prizes Of fifty cents each were given
to Walter Young and Estella Deeds.
The infant child Of Sidney Caudiil
is suffering with bronchial pneumo-
nia-Miss Mae Gabbard attended the
pie supper at New Hope Lodge We'd
nesday night.-Mr. Sigsbee Scott
paid home folks a visit Sunday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-02
Island City

Island City, Nov. 26.-Emma
Banks, who was shot, is still living.
Riley Burch and family have gone
to Hamilton, O.-Taylor Sizemore of
Taft was here on business recently
r. Morris bought the saw mill ownel
by Fields & Napier.-R. J. Bowman
has been in the eastern part Of Ows-
ley county during the week.-James
Blake has sold his farm.-Masou
Fields is gone to make his home in
Indiana.-Circuit Court at Bonneville
will be in session soon with Hon.
John C. Eversole presiding.-Carlo
Davidson and Gid Blake are TO be
jurymen.-A boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Allen, recently.
His name is Dalphfas.-Samuel King
and family have moved to Indiana.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-02
MADISON COUNTY
Estrfdge School

Estridge School, Nov. Blowing
to humps and inclement weather,
our roll Of honor is short for the
fifth month. The following names
make up the roll; Earl Short, Ed
win Short, Vina Short, Myrtle Shock
lev, Edna Short and Grace Short.
The children who memorized Gala
tians 5;22-23 are: Katherine Col
den, Ada Golden, Edna Botkins. Ed
ma Earl Campbell, Mary Chasteen,
Myrtle Shockley. Paris Botkins, Jane
Rogers Pearl Rogers. Edna Short,
VIVA Short, Lee ODell, Thelma
ODell, Albert ODell, Flora Lee
Shockley, Myrtle Gadd and Eta Kir-
by. A number Of the Estridge School
children belong to the NJ. II. C. and
are now entitled to pins. The school
has also originated two clubs-Wil-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-02
JACKSON COUNTY
Kerby Knob

Kerby Knob, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Orar
Click and children are spending the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reynolds, of Lancaster and
sister, Mrs. Lula Kelly Of Hubble.
Miss Janey Boggs spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents of Greenmount,
accompanied by Aaron Powell and
Willie Thomas.-Radie Johnson and
Sallie Powell, who are attending
school at Mckee, spent Thanksgiving
with home folks.--Bob Witt of Clover
Bottom and Lizzie Powell Of Durham
Ridge were united in marriage, No
vember 25.-Several citizen of this
vicinity went to Mckee Saturday to
testify in the trial Of Beecham and
Carlo Smith. who were accused of
killing their father a few weeks ago.
The boys were bound over till Circuit
Court.-Cash Russell is gone to Drip
Rock to take care Of his corn crop
Corn is selling for $500 per barrel;
eggs. 60 cents per dozen.-Mr and
Mrs. Riley Stewart spent Saturday
night and Sunday of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Thomas.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-02
MADISON COUNTY
CLAW Lick

Clay Lick, Nov. 29-Wm. Stout,
who was operated on last week for
appendicitis, is slowly improving
Lewis Botkins' children have mumps.
Isaac Drew Of Jackson county Is
visiting relatives here.-Esmer Stout
Of Irvine was called here on account
Of the illness of his father, VIM.
Stout.-Mrs. Tine Williams and chill
dren spent a few days at Disputanta
last week and attended the wedding
Of her sister, Miss Angie Payne, to
Morris Phillips Of Wildie.-Mrs.
Dave Grant and Mrs. Pal Owens Of
Berea were the guest Of their sister,
Mrs. George Huff, Thanksgiving Day.
Misses Addie and Eppie Williams
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their mother. Mrs. Dave Williams
John Payne of Big Clear Greek visited
here Friday.-Mrs. Charles Duerson
and children were guests Of her
Mrs. W. A. Ogg. on Walnut
Meadow, Saturday and Sunday.-W.
II. and J. T. Stephens Of Rockford
were visiting relatives here last
week.