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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
MT. PLEASANT

Mrs. \ett" West and daughter. spent
tho week end with relatives ana friends
On Scotch Ridge.
Mrs. Chester Montgomery and daufI-
,ers. q Martins Ferry. spent SaiUrdaH
and Sunday at the home g. her p'r"hi7'
Mr.. and Mrs. John kr!nkr.
Mr.. Gates Is seriously i'll at his mona"
Mrs. 4. T.. Walker Is i'll at her hom"
with ncurlt!s.
Mrs. James Wcathcrsou. Of N~unew"'L
spent Ia" week cnl at the hun" "f her
dauehtrr-!n-iaw. Mrs. Myrtle Weather.
SON.
Mrs. Will Fraiser is on the sick list.
MurGen Dutton was Il business caller
at the home OF Sherman SChech!e. or
scotch Ridge. Friday.
Mrs. John Howell returned To her
home In Gary. Ind. after attending tn"
funeral OF her brother. Mr.. Albert
Burke.
charlie Hcycr was a business caller
In DilIonvalo rFfdaN
Miss Dorothy MclIugh remains about
the same
Mrs. Burricr returned TO her home In
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Toledo. inter attending the funeral OF
Mr.. Albert Burke.
q. 10, t. III ot har h0mA

Toledo. after attending the funeral OF
Mr.. Albert Burke.
M-4. +. T.. Bono is i'll at her home.
Willis Walker. son uf MIR. md Mrs
Earl Wrlhrr. is improving nicely.
Rev. House. 81 chicago. spent inc
Thanksgiving vacation at the home" OF
l.. 5. H,"uk>.
Mrs. Weathcrson was n business
caller IN Martins Ferry Saturday.
Hrs. Sophia Hooper and daughter
spent Saturday at the home OF MIS-
Myrtle Wcathcrs"n.
John. young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
rtHnk Clcav"r. is IL at his home,
MIR. ami Mrs. Will Thompson. nf Ram
scy. attended the funeral Of her brother
Mr.. Albert Eurkc.
Mrs. Maggie Zone is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. Mike MoATek' OF
Dill"nNa!c.
Samuel ]Arbuthnot. Of Adena. was u
business caller in this place Saturday.
Earl Burke VIZ u business caller In
StruhrnNilIc Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Brooks. Of cleveland.
spcnt her THANKSGIVING vacation at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. md Mrs. ID. :.
ET"Ok1.
John and Horace Uusscy. OF Wooster
colleges. spent their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton will their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ilussey.
Mrs. Margaret Mckay. Of Wooster
College. spent her vacation with her
aunlq. Mira Walter IIussey and Miss
Rcnurtta D!cKey.
M.ss Anna Harris spent her vacation
at the home" Of her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. VIII Harris.
Mrs. Mary Iiugr returned home from
Toledo. sunday evening.
Mrs. y. j. M~ctonahey and daughter
Miss Camilla. returned home from
Pittsburgh Monday.
Mrs. Frank Smith remains about the
same.
Mrs. James Grafton went TO Steuben'
Vile TO u hospital for an operation Mon
day.
Several persons are butcher!ng their
hogs this week.
Several persons have bad colds that
~ going round here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan. and
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MMECHEN
No School Friday.

ruriis az the Union n;Eh e'h""i ana
other Sruuols q; linton district. VIII De
.,ycu a holiday tu:uor"uw. on account
,s he Ngrshali County Teachers assn
citation holding - ari.":. iE"pnu lH"'e
mreting at M"Uulsyil.r on that ""H;
Al the lncHi learners VIII attend aNu
,hr whole s,hung viii =" dismissed FrI-
day y. This VII be good news 70 the SUI
,rr,,. e,pr,ia,,v ~ the basketball game
with West Liberty Will be on that day.
,.,nv ~, p,u TO attend the game,
~ +, WIFI he the opener nt the season.
New Pastor Coming.
announcement has Just been made
TINT Rev John whistler of findlay. -.
has accepted the passionate OF the First
,hur,h OF God harc. He Will To the
sur.e~Aor OF Rev. g. \. Ey.cr, who went
- Iowa some time nKo I" accept u cal.
20 ,hurch there. Rev. whistler IL al
ready we'll known t. McMechen people.
having spoken here several times. and
IL Is felt sure that his work will be
pleasing 20 the MEMBERS Of the local
church.
Programs Today.
Or account of the schools being closed
Friday. the Azulikit ami Irving Literary
societies OF Union high school Will hold
their literary programs this AFTERNOON
instead O! tomorrow. The programs
will start At . O'Clock. and II Is expected
tina, both will be very interesting. ~
many new affairs have been planned.
Ladies' Aid Meetings.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Chris
tian church VIII hold an all-dsy meet
ing 1T the church p~arlors today.
Mrs. William Davis will entertain the
members OF piNisIon No. | Uf the La
t.- y a.. NJ l. church \ :
her home on caldwell street ,htS eve
ninE. whilC Division No. > viii I've enter
tanned by Mrs. James ScanloN. Division
No. 3 will he entertained by Mrs. I.
L.ukeu. and Mrs. John Nouck will enter,
tain the members OF Division No. 4.
Many to Attend show
MANY local people have made reese"
vationS FOR the tdkS' MINISTRIES show I"
be held at the Strand theatre at Mounds
vile tonight and Friday nights. and
from present indications. MCM"ch"n
will be we'll venresent-d wIrn tn" show
opens this evening. TIL" heal EtNS. "N-
p"rially. are Looking forward To the
minstrel with much interest
McMschea Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crow OF MOuuds-
Vile have returned home after VISITING
friends here.
Z. +. Ailiigdn % S!ldESIde was NlSl''
Ing friends here yesterday.
!. J. SlipNner Of Puwhatan IS ut
CUES, Of friends here for 4 few days.
Misses Nina C~arrouthers and Nelma
Kline OF Wheeling were the guests al
! friends and relatives here last evening
&. F., Minor Of Cam"rNn was a bust
ness caller her, Yesterday.
Morgan Williams has returned 20 ~
home at Canton, O.. after visiting
| friends here.
Mrs. Laura Richardson Of Mounds
| Vile was calling on friends here yester
day
The repairs which have heeT unde'
way al the West garage have been com
pl"t"d.
Harry bowers is i'll at his home -
Marshall street.
Mrs Robert May and son have return
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who has been confined to his home on
Main street for the past month. - In-
proving nicely.
X. l.. Dcegun and family have re-
turned from New MHtamOras where they
were the guests Of friends for II lew
days.
The Benwuod A. G viii hold tNoir reg
ular dance thiS evening 1T Liberty nan
and tho Imperial orchestra 90 Wheeling
VIII furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wills of '"'unl-
bus have returned HON" after H"chd'hE
neveral days with relatives III this c'tN'
Miss Helen MCCusErN Of S!stHrSN'.Ie
IL apending several days with irl'h"S
here.
Mrs Hcrhcr, S Ovcrman has g"n" 10
Pittsburgh to spend the Weekend win
friends and relatives.
Mas Anna Riery Of North I'ru"""d IL
visiting with relatives In New Martins
rlllp
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,d 10 their home at llttspurSh atter
VISITING Mrs Jennie sChriVsr OF Firth
- r. Mondrr OF MoundSville is visit
Ink frtcnds here.
Miss Edna Williams OF Marsha.I
street - visiting friends In belIalre.
Harry clark. who has been Ill at he
hou.. ON Sixtu street. Is improving.
Z = Miller Of Warwood was Il bust
ness caller here yesterday
Tic WihIr study was resumed at the
VI /: church last evening with Rev IaUl
~FlaruaEHn In charge
NISH Marie McCOUk Of Bridgeport ~
thr guest Of friends here
lack Bryant Of Fourth street ~ I'M
proving from a serious Illness
Miss Helen Rcarrie of Ashland aN"nu"
secured . the beautiful comfort wh''h
was given ut the bazaar held 10y W'
German Lutheran church Of
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BENWOOD
Street Cars Running

Owing 20 tho high water yesterday
,hr ,ars thu, 70 into BrnwoUd proper
,.,uld moi he run a. tho Subway was
flooded. All local people VIII" had "uS'-
nCaa ia Wheeling wcr" Compc1ic" 10
take M~oundsville or McMc"hcn cars
transfer at tho subway and walk sever
al blocks. All traffic by auto was h"'d
M ~ the water was about TWO 1''t
deep in the NiaduCt al day. Inc mrs
were able to get through late last night
az the water fell very fast after 1t start
ed falling. While 4 Is very muddy
whcro the water stood. tratN" VIII not
~ held up today.
Progressive Euchre
The euChre hold by the members OF
the YounE Mems CLUB Of the 81. Johns
church was attended by over
one hundred persons LAST TUESDAY even
INK. An ENJOYABLE evening was spent
at his Ean.e and the ones making the
highest score Of the evening We" well
awarded for their playing. Mira, BAILEY
won a tiue leather p"ckctb"ok. James
Tatel-y Il good leather purse 'and MIS-
Alderman and Edward MURRAY cap
tur.d she consolation prizes. The menu
hcrs are planning for a series OF SIM
Ilar events T. he held some time III the
near future.
No School Friday
All schools IN Union district Will Il"
closed The entire day Friday so that tn:
teachers in the various schools can at
tend the Round Table At Moundsville on
that day. These meetings are OF much
help to the teachers and are usually
we'll attended by those from this dis
trict.
streets Bad
h,s.. .f. r.,.p, rlluS the streets
In this city are IN n very bad condition
NoMeChen street Is not IN such 4 bad
way as a new sewer has pust been put
In. bat the other streets. especially old
Marshall. are very bad as the water has
washed much debris down the hillside.
The street cleaning department Will be
very busy the rest OF this week clean
ing these streets.
on for West Liberty
The Union High boys 'basKeib2.I team
will leave for West Liberty tomorrow 70
open ,he.: season with the NormaliieS
there. The team will hold final practice
tonight aad all VIII be in readiness Tor
the gam They Will make the trip by
motor cars and will probably be accom-
{ panied by a score OF rooterS.
= Union Literary Program
The two literary societies OF Union
High will give an interesting program
! this afternoon. These programs AVE
been well attended in the past and al
invitation Is extended to the parents OF
the pupils 10 attend today.
Euchro at Hose House
Tho Fourth and Fifth Ward Hose
company will hold n euchre party at th'
| hose house In ,Benwood on DccemhcI
s. The public is cordially invited TO at
tend, admission IS cents.
Benwood Briefs
1t is reported that Patrick Brannon
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son. samuel, we're "a Hers in Adena Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VII MrCue and daugh-
Ter. Mira, Jesse Irwin. were shopping IN
Wheeling one day last week.
O. ". B]rackcn's sunday school class
MET at The home or Mrs. David Buch-
imam. Tuesdny afternoon. to knot a COM
fort Cor the Bethel home.
The telephone company are putting
~, n.w wires on Il line near here.
Dorothy did not work Wednesday, on
account 81 not getting empties up. .0".
ing f. the high water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Everywhere people are talking about
he new. Easy and economical way or
) :eit!"g the wonderful health giving
benefits os true yraSt-vitamineS In the
tiny tablet form cal!ed MaStin's
YITAMOS. BY getting tho precious
yeast and Other vltGm!Lcs in th's'h!Shiy
concentrated form. YOU can he sure OF
cnirk results. for Nastlu'S YITAMON
EnnlshsS p!mrles. bolts and skin erup-
lions rs IL by magic. Strengthens the
nerves. builds Nd the body with nTm
flesh and t'Ssun and often reiuvenntns
the whole system. II will NOT unset the
Otop" 'it "n ." con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
MOUNDSVILLE -
MOINDSVllE ROTARIANS LISTEN IN"
ON PITTSBURGH AND new YORK EVENTS

RS returned hu'u' after \'Hii'''N 10y
daughter, Mrs. -. l.. I"rSVTHn 81 SN''
street,
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Four passenger capacity. Fourth
seat, unfolding from under cowl,
faces forward.
Broadcloth upholstery; Turkish
cushions.
Adult-size seats, deep and wide
and roomy.
New type windshield, hinged at top
and bottom. Windshield visor.
Windshield wiper. Rear vision
mirror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Native Australians cat grubs. whicf
are cut out of gum trees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
MaStin'S Yeast VitamOn
Tablets For Firm
Flesh "Pep"
To Strengthen the Nerves, Increase Energy
Correct Indigestion and Constipation

trary Is a great aid to digestion and 10
help overcome even chronic constipation
So rapid and amazing are the results
that success and satisfaction are abso'
lutely guaranteed 70 weak. thin. nervous
rundown folks or the small amount you
pay FOR the t-lul will be promptly re.
funded. BE sure 10 remember the name
Mastln's YI.TA.MOS-thc original and
genuine yrHst.vltnmlne t~ablet-there Is
nothing else Ike II. 40 DO not Rccept
,mItntinrssor substitutes. You can get
MnS,ln's HlTAMON Tablets At all good
druggists. such as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
BARCES LOST WITH
SIX MEN ON BOARD

Boston. Nov. 5O.-The loss OF the
barges Governor Robey and Carrie
Clark, with six men aboard off Nave
sink early yesterday mornin vas re-
ported by the tub Neptune o.. ar
rival at New York today. aecN(4.-
word received by the agents hefe>
baryes we're in tow OF the Neptune FROM
Norfolk FOR this port. =
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The Dutch introduced alcohol 10 the
land of the Hottentots.
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Cord tires, non-skid front and rear;
Ska inch.
Disc wheels demountable at hub
and rim, or wood artillery wheels,
optional without extra cost.
Unusually long springs promote
comfort, tire economy, reliability.
Alenite fabrication.
Drum type head lamps and cowl
lamps, nickel trimmed. Non-glare
lenses,
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A car which reveals, at a glance, such a wealth OF beauty
and goodness that the price seems almost unbelievable

Bodies lower and larger, without
sacrificing headroosn. Wt.l carpet
on floor.
Parcel compartment bef:iHd
drivers seat; lusgagc u",dcr rsae
deck,
New steering comfort. Clutch and
brake action, steering and gear
shifting, made remarkably easy.
Handsome and accessible instru-
ment board. Best switches. Motor
driven electric horn.
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MoundSvtl1e Briefs.


Mrs. S. J. E;chols and Miss Agnes An
derson spent yesterday afternoon IN
Wheeling.
Mis-. ". W. Henderson left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where she will visit re-
latveA
Mrs. Allen Maupin and daughter
Helen. are the guests OF Mrs. o.. F.. Ben
nett Of Purdy avenue.
Miss Clara Harrington Is III at her
home on Eighth street.
E. Z. Nondeil Of First street Is visit
ing friends at McMeChep.
c. F. Miller OF Huntington was a busl-
ness caller here yesterday.
Miss Esste Gaiser OF Sistersvii,e $
the guest Of Miss Goldie Long OF Tom
linson avenue.
p. s. Redd OF Cameron Is the guest
OF friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Z. +. Hoffman OF Shadystdn
was calling on friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W. Pounds have re-
turned from Cleveland. where they
were the guests OF their son. David
FoundA
Rev, and Mrs. c. W. Fuller Of McMec-
hen we're the guests yesterday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest White.
MIRA Laur Richardson was calling
on friends in McMechen yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse sullivan spent
yesterday IN Wheeling.
Richard Schaffer has returned 10 his
homo at Johnsrown. Pa. after visiting
I his sister. Mrs. /. l.. St!dgcr OF Purdy
avenue.
G.. NJ. IIarnell Of Wheeling was u
business caller here yesterday.
r. e. Lannen OF S"coUd street was on
a business trip 10 Fairm"nt yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. peter Crow have return
ed home after a visit with friends in
McMschen.
Mia r 4. Fitzgerald OF Glen Easton
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Burch-NeMtllnn

Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan. OF Calls and
Mr.. CLARENCE Burch. OF this city. were
quietly married at high noon Eester'
day, at the formers home, Calls.
Mss Mcmillan was well known here.
having been the guest OF local friends
several times. Mr.. Burch IS the son or
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burch. OF Thirteenth
street. and is associated with his father
in tho grocery business, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burch will make their future home in
MoundSyIile.
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Programs Today.

On account of the schools being closed
Friday. the Azulikit ami Irving Literary
societies OF Union high school will hold
their literary programs this Afternoon
instead o! tomorrow. The programs
will start At . o'clock. and II Is expected
that both will be very interesting. ~
many new affairs have been planned.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Building Modern Home

Mr.. Geo. L. Burke has recently
purchased new Delco Electric
lighting plant to be placed In his
fine residence now IN course OF
construction in this county at
Rosslyn. This home when com
pleted will be modern in every
particular. Mr.. Burke is to be
congratulated upon his act of re.
naming at home and help to i'm.
prove his home county. If more
of our best people would do like
wise instead of getting disgusted
and moving 10 other counties
Powell would be better off.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Balmy Spring Days

Florida never gives off any fin.
er weather than has been with
us all of this week. The days
have resembled fine April wealth.
er. Grass is beginning to grow
and coal is coming down every.
where on account of no demand
during the balmy days.
The Ground hog, so far, is prov
ing his worthy and dependable
prognosticatIons to be true. But
the paper last night says cold
wave and by the time this paper
reaches Its readers, the spring
weather may all be off. Peaches
are in great danger.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Town Board Reports

The town Board of Trustees
is having a financial statement
of the municipality published in
this issue of the Times, that the
skeptical may see that their FAX
money is certainly being spent
for good purposes, particularly
the school. The delinquent tax.
payer should be ashamed of him.
self and come across with his tax.
If the dellnquents insist on delay
they will be Nshamed when they
see their property advertised for
sale to satisfy their tax. Let's
all pay up and help out.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Important Methodist Meeting

An important meeting of lead
ing Methodists of the Kentucky y
conference will be held in Lex.
ington, February IS. DR.. j. Ii.
Reynolds, director general of the
Christian Education commission,
will meet with Kentucky Metho-
dists and assist in the OrganiZa-
tion of the conference for push
ing the financial campaign to
secure the $33, 900, 600 fund which
Southern Methodists will spend
in advancing the educational in.
terests of their Church.
This meeting will bring togeth'
er the leading officials, ministers,
editors, and lay workers within
the bounds of the Kentucky con.
ference. Bishop Collins Denny,
of Richmond, Va, will be the
ranking church official present
VIM. b. Campbell, president OF
Kentucky Wesleyan College,
Winchester, will be an interested
visitor due to the fact that this
is the only institution of 3 h {
Methodist Episcopal Church
South which is under the contro
of the Kentucky conference.
w. w. Ball, of Maysville, fin
ancial director for the confer
ence, will preside. Associated
with Mr.. Ball are seven distric
directors who will see that th'
every member canvass is pushe,
in the districts into which tn
conference is divided.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
New Millinery Store

Mrs. VIM. Mountz, Jr, OF Beat
tyville, was here Sunday to visit
home folks. Mrs. Mountz, n
connection with Miss Mary Mel
son, Of this city, will open about
March l4th a new and choice Sc
lection of millinery in the build.
ing formerly occupied by Mrs.
Mountz. Before the opening Miss
Nelson will go to Cincinnati and
inform herself of the latest styles
and there make the purchase for
the store. Miss Nelson ls>an eX.
perienced trimmer and her ser
vice should be appreciated by the
ladies' of Clay City. Watch
these columns for the announce
ment about March |.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
VIM. Howell for Jailor

VIM. Howell, the incumbent,
asks the suffrage of Powell
Democrats for their support for
reelection of jailer in the Au-
gust primary. Mr.. Howell for
the past four years has been a
faithful officer, and in connec
tion with the Jail has kept one of
the best eating houses in Ken
lucky for the weary visitors and
attendants at the courts of the
county. He is making the race
on his record which is known TO
the people of the county. The
Times asks that all Democrats
in the county give his candidacy
the consideration it deserves.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
STANTON.

Sheriff VIM. Garrett was in
Frankfort Wednesday on busi.
ness.
Mrs Eflie Smith, of Carlisle,
is the guest of Mrs. Mamie
Creacy.
Mrs. w. H. Kelly, Vale, Ore.
gon, was the week end guest of
Mrs. James Profit.
Mrs. Bertha Cable, Rogers,
Kv., was the guest of Mrs. James
Profit Monday night.
|. 5. Boone, A. T. Stewart and
Jno. ID. Atkinson were in Louis.
vile Friday on business.
Rev. McClelland Stamper
preached at the Christian church
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Norton, Beatty
vile, was here several days last
week the guest of relatives.
Miss Ruth Terrill, Campton, is
here to enter Stanton College
and will be with Mrs. Jane:
Profit.
The members of the Christian
church Sunday school donated
$12 50 Sunday to the Near Eas
Relief fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. RayboulC
are the proud parents of a beau
tiful son born at their home here
Monday the 14th.
Il. Il. Greene, Frank fort, State
Supervisor of High Schools, was
here Thursday on business. Mr.
Green is also agent for the Gen.
eral Education Board of New
York.
Butler Barnes returned Tues
day from Spruce where he at,
tended the burial of his aunt,
Mrs. Barbary Rayburn. Mrs
Ray burn died at her home in In.
dianapolis, Ind.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
W. T. Mcclure for Representative

In this issue of The Times will
be observed the announcement
Of w. T. Mcclure, of this city,
for Representative of the Powell.
Wolfe district, subject to the
Democratic vote at the August
primary. Mr.. Mcclure is a lead
ing merchant and farmer of Pow
ell County, and "A loyal Democrat
and party worker. He is well
qualified to fill the position and
will make a splendid representa-
tive of the people if elected. Mr..
Mcclure has never before sought
Office, contenting himself by
working in the harness of the
party. He is a good citizen and
IA loyal mountain man who will
do good for the district if Eomi-
mated and elected as his friends
expect him to be.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Floyd Wills for Sheriff

Floyd Wills, of Stanton, an.
nounces his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Sher-
iff IN this issue of the Times.
Every one in the county knows
Floyd Wills, and every body
is his friend. He has served four
years as deputy and knows the
business from to Z. His claim
for support is worthy Of due con.
sideration by all Democrats in
the county who are interested in
getting a set of good officers for
the next four years.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Mrs. Even In Serious Condition

Mrs. w. r. Even, Of Clark
county, was taken suddenly i'll
last Wednesday and for a while
it looked that she could not live.
Her sister, Mrs. @. l.. Smith, of
this city, was called to her bed
side Friday. Upon her return
home she reports her sisters con
dition as being very critical, suf.
fering from nervousness an d
heart trouble.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
New Barber Shop

f. f. Harris has opened a new
barber shop in the Cassidy build
ing adjoining the Red River Ho.
tel where he invites the public
to call when they need a shave
or hair cut. "Jack" has many
friends who wish him well IN his
new enterprise. He will continue
his other line of business in con.
nection.