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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
GIRL SCOUT NOTES

tan Wednesday evening. December :.
~ so p. m. in the Y. ". e. \. gym.
10 would Xix" all tho mothers and
r,'rcrS unrl"S and aun:S and girls who
rry Interested in girls and their work
.,rl play. 20 500 a rally given by Troop
W. |. Girl Scouts. and court oc
,y.r,i<. There will he demonstrations
:,',v wishing. signalling. handag!ng.
- rnnlIy a basketball game. Admis-
ON free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Rrid. and broom Return.

NJ AMI Ms GcorGe VI. F"IU' -
ha,s ,cturusj, from wedding trip I"
,ve,rland an other c.u"- and nave
,a.r~ ,,p th"tr -~Sid"Hc" -" -" Island.
Mrs E'ord vas Formerly Miss Virginia
Hndxr ami her marriac" 20 Nj Ford
vas IN interesting nurtial event OF
No, rNruCr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

Fourth Street NJ f.. Troo7 With Miss
Wells as captain has taken IN" name Of
"B'uchirl" for their troop. THESE girls
viii 10 invested as scouts on Deem
Der -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

The Oak Troon @: kirkwnod Presbv-
'erian church. JUST u"Wl - organized. IS
made up OF two patrols. m" pansy and
Daisy. The girls ara showing much In
te-~st and are already planning a night
hike TO study the stars. Miss V. Helm
tsn Is captain and Miss schultz lieu
tenant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

Tn" OAK Troop of the Jewish Syna-
ro""" will bold their r"Gula" meeting
thi& week. The meeting IS very !mi'"r'
ant IS man" girls are getting ready to
g.. invested.
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REFORM OFFICIAL TO PREACH

Sunday morning. December 4. Rev J.
r. Garvjn. II. D.. OF the National Reform
. ssociation. will deliver a sermon on
&c \mcrica-Christian or raran" Mt the
\orth street NJ. +. church. Following
tho morning services Their" Will he a
meeting Of tho official board Of III"
church Rev. T. s. R!sh"p will deliver
tho evening sermon. The Nonqucring
Christ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Prohibit Parking.

There will 10 no machines allowed e"
park on any street In the y"nCcSt"d "'-
;rict except IN regular parking places
This new ordinance will rlak" MarN'l
street from Twenty-S"c0nd street ana
tho road from Market 70 the Fulton "nd
e Wheriinr Hill clear If any cars
parked. Machines will only h" allowed
., stop on Market and Main streets. ~
tn" cnugcStcd district, Iona enough l"
rrrojvr and discharge passengers "\-
cert '~lcks in front Of the owner ) nia'"
nC business.
section ~ thco rd9nancr. inserted
las, night. prohibits ;hc parking az ,'ar,
on tho National road in the former town
Of Elm, Grove between tho lialtim"r" X
ohio railroad crossing and Monument
nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

Tr"nr M. .. Of Elm Grove. NJ which
N',s% Miller "a captain and Mrs. H!nk
'i"u'c nanr. ar" dressing dolls for Christ
mas as their good turn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

\ Eenlogica: survey has Shown The
urohahlr area Of G2mJdl.n ri. fields a.
500 .NOn S.'uar" milCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

Get right ct the cause OF suffering and
misery, regulate the kiduey' and blad'
der and restore the diseased organs to
sound and healthy condition.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer. 2oos Woodbourns Ave.
Louisville, Ky. writes: am just getting along
6ne ! am taking Foley Kidney Pills every other
n;sh, Won should have seen me before started
Iva, yellow - gold. now my eyes and skin ara
ali cleared up. Ny kidneys do not bother IRE n'
night any more. II it will help some other poor
soul who 10 suffering You may use my name
wherever your medicine Is advertised
build kvEk.s ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
~iA1o Luncheon

Mrs. 1ohr II 81 enteTtained s7?aI!
yrr"2 o: 'rierdH q. luncheon yeS:e-da:
:. rer tome IN Pa-N View. hoHorirs
Mrs. c. ". Troll ane NrA c. I. AySee.
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Juvenile Party.

Mss Louise Fra1"-s D'1o7ne!l. the
daughter OF NJ. and Mrs. Thomas l..
O'Doansu will celebrate her :i~th b.-- r
5ay anniversary w'th Il h'rthdar par;y
:. her rome in EdEhale iris afternoon
The guests will arrive ~ STOCK ard
will enjoy al Interesting ?"ogram o..
,.au;es and contents. 4 delicious .un"h-
81, w,u oe served a. o'c:ocA. Taosc
Ill q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Informal Tea Tor College Girls

Miss Jessie Smith. dean Of women At
Rethauv college. was hostess 70 tfe
girls OF the college at an lnr"rma! YEA
IN the parlors OF PHILLIPS liaH Jester
,lay afternoon. Tho hours were from
two 70 Ave. and during the ar'crnn"'.
NOS, OF the women OF tSe college called
Miss Smith presided at the tea t'oi"
which was center~d with a pretty az
rarScmcnts OF pink roses and maiden
u,!~ rernS She was assisted IN Serv-
,rE 81 the following members or the
senior lass:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

The tide rtse Is moro than - feet n
balboa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Parking places Designated.

The following streets wore d"NIrn1I-
ed as parking places in th" ""nGest"d
district: Ninth street between Main
and Market streets on both sides: T"nth
street on tho north side. cast - Mar
ket street: f:Hy"uth street. both SIDES
aast OF ChaplIno street: Twelfth street.
both sides. east Of f.off street: Thlr'
teenth street both sides. east "t E"ft
street: Fourteenth street. north SIDE"
east Of E:ocr street: Fifteenth street.
north side between Chaplin" 2nd f."it
streets: sixteenth street. north side.
between Market and Chaplin" streets;
Water street east side. between El"N-
enth and Fourteenth streets: Main
street. no parking allowed between
Ninth and S.Ntccuth streets between IN"
hours nC n. m and ) y m, Market
street. from Ninth I" Twcnty-hrSt street
no parking at any hour: chaplin" street,
both sides north Of Eleventh street 4:
Chaplino street. west sdc. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. E"T
street. both sides. north "f Tw"'f'h
street: Jacob street. horii sides. between
Twelfth and Fifteenth streets. and all
OF the public wharf
o'Bren Acts.
In tho absence of city CN"rk Howard
e. Lane. Attorney J. J. r. O'Rricn. for
11l Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Club Cnorua % IT,

The Civic cub chorus W.. met Mon
dav evening at 80. N the Amer! us
club rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Misses:

dary w!nEerter. Nuth S'"eh-.
p.,,y Jcatbltzer, Martha IfoCk.r?.
Italian LYONS. Dorothy YounSman.
nm. rrouss, k.,ty Lou Wendej.
Jane Wendell. Eleanor hraA'z.
r,.a,o, Mcctsiiand, Betty Jara Hottran
rur.r,. colau,ap, Faith Hughes.
aorab lana FLOYD Louis Frances
O'DcHnef.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

I,,nnFn,>e - y" E"NT0nN !|A'NINE
co,,nsry cry.,od Il dancc In III" Nh't-
Lrr-,;lcsSner hal, yesterday evening"
>far=n's orchestra furnished the dance
..si.. AMI tre affair proved very on
invahe Among those present were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
WOULD BAN PARKING ON MAAAht
ABOVE TwENTY-SECOND AMI
OVER HILL TO FULTON.
STRICT SPEED LIMIT AND coH
GESTED DISTRICT REGohA
T1oNS DECIDED UPON.
ORDINANCE DEFINES PAAk1N~
PLACES-wILL BE PRESENHAo
COUNCIL MONDAY NIGHT

1t finally has been decided not to maze
Market and Main streets one-waN
streets. This was agreed upon al
meeting of the traffic committee OF CITY
council last evening. Representatives
OF the traction companies, chamber OF
Commerce. Wheeling Automobile cruz
police. IRE department officials ana ot"'r
Interested persons were present
The new traffic ordinance, when com
pleted. will be drastic. \ NUMBER 81
changes have been decided upon 10y IN"
committee. ltsiS likely that IN" cont
nitt"c viii submit an ordinance I" r""h
ell n"Nt Tuesday evening for hna! pas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Entertain Bridge Club.

EntertaIn Hr1dge CAuu-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis FrauzheiW enter
tained the members OF their bridge CLUB
ut .hcir home in Woodsdale yesterday
evening. The evening was spent
cards and a luncheon Of pretty appoint
rnents was served at The coclusion OF
he games Mr.. and Mrs. F'ranzehlm
guests IL. luGed the six members OF the
club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Former Residents Visit Here.

Mrs. Virginia Kendall and Miss E'.z'-
beth Kendall OF Chicago. are IN" guests
Of Mr.'and Mrs win Y. HoEe. in EdS-
wood Mrs. Kendall IS a former resi-
dent OF this city. and during her STA:
is renewing old acquaiatances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
O'Bren Acts,

In tho absence of city clerk Howard
G. Lane. Attorney J. J. r.. ORricn. for
mer city solicitor, acted rs clerk ot tn"
committee meeting.
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poLD EvEk.s >!A- -
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Eoital yesterday even
ming room WAS beaut,-
for 10 occasion win
Emery. Mango'S orchestra
he music and dancing was
until II o'clor&. when "%n'
was served. About coo guests
<ere preSeat.
The committee in charge q: the dance
included Misses Ricer LANG. Straight
Tweedy and McCongille
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-18

from Inc Texas oil fields xhcre he
has heen employed to1 the past ter
months
Mrs 4 & Farrell Of Meta, Wa
visitor Ii the eity yesterday
airs. 81 i. phiitips ana sister,
miss Heryi steWHts art Cd route
homo from Portland. Maine and
other eastern cities where tlieS
made An extended visit With
friends.
Miss Msrie Hayes; 4of Grafton, Is
spending a visit With relatives near
the city.
R. Z. Foley has returned after
spending several days with friends
at Grafton.
Miss Bertha Simmons has return.
ed T. her home at Cameron after q
visit With friends here.
Mrs. Mauda Weaver has returned
to her home st South Dayton, n.
Y, after a visit with her sister
Mrs, P. H. Brumase, Of Franklin
street Mrs. Brumase and daugh.
Ter, MISS Pearl. ACCOMPANIED net
home for visit,
Mrs, a. 3. Todd, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, 10 here for a visit With her
mother, Mrs, Olive Burt, Of East
Main street, who met the formet'
Mrs. Il. 4. Furbee and son,
Howard, have returned fronta Wis.
Il with the formers sister, Mrs
Robert Clinton at Charleston.
Clyde shanks has returned from
business visit In Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Dora Johnson. OF Clarks.
burg, Is here for a visit With her
aunt, Mrs. G. L. snodgrass, OF But
falo street.
Mrs, y. 8. Hasgerty, Of Washing
ton street, is improving from a
very severe illness.
Z. walter Black has returned
from business visit In Pittsburgh.
Miss Yinitred Mtchaels, OF Tul'
"a, Okla. ID here for a visit With
her cousin. Miss Genevieve MeGee,
Of Hrookside.
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE 10 GO
clesaed up Kidney oepeslts Are
Dissolved and the Texlrs (pols-
onS) Completely Driven Out.
Druggists told 10 Guarantee It In
Every Instance.

'sYour very life" says Or. Carey,
depends upon the perfect function
inr and health OF your kidneys 50
whatever you do don't neglect
them
Dr. chrey'p famous prescription
No. 777}known u Marahrcot Is not
recommended for everything, but
We cannot too strongly urge It's
use II you suffer from annoying
bladder troubles, frequent passing
Of water risht and day, with smart
Ing Or irritation. brick dust sedt:
reert or highly colored urine, bloat-
Inf irritAhility with loss OF flesh,
bacxache, Rheumatism or any other
tendency to Brlshts Disease, Dta,
belts or Gravel, for kidney disease
ia .its worst form may be stealing
upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow TO be;
Kin the use Of this wonderful pre-:
scriptien II you have any OF the
above symptoms. Kidney and Blad.
der troubles don't wear away. They
will grow upon you slowly, stealth
Nv ana with unisiIins certainty. Z
Never mind the failures OF the
past ityou even suspect that you
are subject 10 Kidney Disease,
don't lose a single day for Fortney
Drug Co., Service Drug Store,
Grant Town Agents. Town
Drug store, Warrington Aeent-ln.
stee Pharmacy, aud every good
druggist has been authorized 70
return the purchase money On the
first two bottles 10 all Who state
they have received no benefit,
D, Q, is never psddled.
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MALE hELp WANTEn

WANTED - Canyassers Tor Far.
mont and other places /. Men and
women to introduce a new house.
hold article. Good money. Mrs.
s. earned $3.50 the first day out on
Aug. 1tth in ClarksburE. Address
N. shultS, 1873 Latstetter BLDG,
ClArksburs, ". Va. s.17.2t.6s6A
MANAGER WANTED 10 take
charge Of branch office for large
Chicago corporation to be estAb.
lished In Fairmort, ". va SIS
per week allowed as salary from
earnings and share Of profits which
should net better than $500, an!
nually $500 cash investment re.
CURED, fully secured. Give pre-.
rious experience. age and refer.
ences, in first letter to receive re.
ply. Unless your reputation is
good and you have the cash TO in
vest, save your stamps. Address:
President, Suite 1872, sos S, Dear.
born ST. Chicago, nj. S.17;st5s1A
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CLASsIFIED-SPECIAL ADVERTISING

81 D. ftltlic ehool building Tor tht
I'd d Education 81 Paw Paw
district Marion county Wost Viz.
gtnie at Dakota Rce6rdine 10 plana
and spe ltiona ptenaHed by c.
n snldeF archiEee fairmont.
West Virginia.
Contractors may securt plans
and specifications St de offlce o.
the Srchiteet. OF from ~ b. yott.
presldent Of tho nplfd * Educa
ton, Fairview, West Vagina. %.
on Reasonable notice 81 htlr ,ntcn.
ton to submit a bid
The hoard reserves tis tdSht 10
accept OF reject any d n Dlds Re.
By Order o. Board q Educat.oa
Paw Paw District
5: lS.tS.1s.i7s1s.1a.
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a visit with their parents near here.
Miss Marie Wade, Of Mount Nor
ris, Pa. 10 visiting her aunt, Miss
Bertha Wade, here
Mrs. James Enty. OF Hundred,
spent a few days this <eek the
guest Of relatives in Warrington.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hayes, Of
McKees Rocks. Pa, have returned
home after a visit With relatives
near the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Janka
left yesterday for a two weeks va.
cation al Atlantic City and the
east. Mrs. q. S. Furbee is assist
ins at the First National bank dur!
ing the formers absence
Mrs. j. 2. Hayes Is. the guest Of
her sister, Mrs, Alma Rogerson. al
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben NJ. Ice and
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FARMS FOR SALE


FARMS FOR SALE = ia acres
three'fourths mile to improved
road. two miles TO hustllhe railroad
village; fine buildings, maple shad.
ed lawn; 30 acres valuable timber
100 fruit trees, sugar bush; fully
equipped, stock, farm nlachinery
and crops, including several acres
hay, S acres oats, g acres buck.
wheat, 3 acres corn, 8 acres beans,
! acre peas, / 1.2 acre potatoes, 40o
tomato plants, $4,000, $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms.
Also SO acres, fine location; 10
acres timber; brook.wRtered mas,
ture for 10 COWS; fruit for nome
use; good buildings; $1,000, ss0C
cash, balance easy; 100 other good
farms At bargain prices. Catalogue
free. ". D. strester, Richland. N,
y. S.lb.6t.b74A
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SirB.cc, i. Peare and Miss HGr.
rlett Coleman have returned from
4 weeks, visit with relatives Al
pafkersbnrg.
Or. S. A Geiger and family are
moving their household effects
from the Blackstone farms TO ths
B, F. Huey residence III Buffalo
street.
Mrs. Z. NJ. sprass has returned
to her home At Wheeling ate. a
visit with Mr., and Mrs. George w.
Hawkins, OF East Main street.
John Marville has returned from
a SIX weeks absence. during which
time he attended summer music
school al Lake chautauqua, N. y,
and visited relatives in Maryland,
b Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. G. Spears and
children and Mrs. L. n, Hess ana
daughter, Miss Helen, are guests
OF relatives at Lancaster ana other
Mrs. G, j. Wilson, Of Water
street, is visiting her husband who
is employed in Pittsburgh.
Miss Frances Hanley has return.
ed 10 her home Al Berwood after
a visit with Miss Isabel Tabler nj
Beatty avenue.
Mrs. NJ, F, Hamilton is in Wheel
Ing. the guest Of her sister, Mrs
r. B. Nay.
Mrs. G. 3. McNeely has returned
from a brief visit ID Wheeling.
Paul Lowther, who has spent
the past year In the oil fields OF
Oklahoma, is expected TO return to
his home here this week.
H. j. .Hauit. OF Earnshaw, vas 0
business visitor here on Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Devore, Of
Hundred have returned home after
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daughter we're guests OF friends a
Rymer on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Morgan and grand
niece, Miss Estella Ndttef, left yes
terday for TIC, weeks visit IL
Berkeley Springs and Washington
d. C.
Mrs Guy Floyd is packing hei
household effects preparatory t.
moving to st. George, Tucker coun
~, sheer her husband is employ
ed.
G. 2. Moses, X. a. Peters and Il
Y. Paul we're business visitors ID
Wheeling this week.
Harry y. Anderson has returned
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Driver Find.

Alotal citizen, who was discov
sfedfby officer Jay o. Atha for tina
second time. driving his car abouS
thsStoRn without two license plates
Tas fined five dollars following his
Friction Monday evening, and was
relessed Another man vas fined
tive dollars for speeding within the
city liraits,
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The Social Whirl OF the First 81
2; church will hold their outing a.
tie Yesger farm On Dents run To-
morrow Y the weather Is fayora-
bic. The women Of the orsaniza,
ton will 80 out at three p. N. and
the men are invited to come at sig
O'clock A corn roast and weIner
teast are on the proEran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-18

IameB ". Coad. who has beer
gsrsssed In the auto transfer buuL
css here for some years, has SOLD
FMS Business 10 Hall Z Hennenr
Itranstsr men, who will take over
the e1uipment OF the former Nj
coad 8ill remain in the city and
vili soon engage In business
s'hiph he has under considerations
~ thisitIme
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-18

D al Fitzserald, Of this city, hah
: esen named president 81 the Man
f.ington Chapter OF the Nationat
Council OF Catholic men to which
No Z. Hollobaugh was recently
\Sected president OF the FaIrmont
second West Virginia district Al
initial meeting Of the District
e6olncil at Fairmont. S.tJ. Lane
has beer chosen secretary Of the
new Organization,
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spRoIAn NortcE
!.

NOTICE OF MAKING ceEc.
Blanche Vincent
You will take notict that 7. r.
Conway. the plrrchaset x fhe tcl.
loving real estate. iiots 3 ana 10
IN Block 10. Frankiin south
View Addition, located IS Z aifmcni
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NAV coror.t. c,..,.

" Lyon a Brock have received a
permit from the city officials "a
build q tireproot steel and concrete
zsfass In East Main street, this
Cts york on which is to begin Ir
about three weeks. This will give
Warrington thirteen public gar
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Wsissr Roast.

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph II. sidley en-
tsrta4ned NTH 4 weiner and marsh
rnallow roast a their home At
Honewood on Tuesday evening
The lawn wESAattTsetiyely decorAt
ed and the evening was spent 10
games and dancing. About fifty
guests attended.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-18

Ike Mannington baseball club
vili 10 10 Parkersburg, where on
sunday afternoon they will pla!
ir Independent team Of that city.
Ihs local team has recently been
RECONSTRUCTED. and its success q
heinf watched with interest
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Dr. N F. Hamilton mas d force
q men Ct work building a concrete
Nalt and laying sidewalk Of the
saras material adjacent to his prop.
erty In East Main street. When
tbs work lie completed. only .
short space between the city proper
atid Jericho will remain without 4
hssd surfaced walk, and residents
ROPE 10 have the entire distance
improved Ia this way coon
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esvrtisville defeated Rymer at
bsilball on the field OF tho latter
an Tuesday evening By the score
Of t3 10 II. A return game will be
played at Curtisville soon. This
vas Rymer's first game of the ses.
on with an out Of town club.
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sposs. enterLsined q party Of ycune
lolkf et corr gcast or Mccleilan
liI1E % Tue1day eyering ID hpaei
81 Miss N6riofie pofen1us III N9,s
York citS VINO IS III shes tof
Issysrsl dsysi Eitsssa sssst wsse|
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-18

MIS-. Emma Spencer is rebuilding
and charging her greenhouse At
Ryner, made necessary by the de
mand Of increasing business.
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Tue Observation-Disclosures
Ispn family reunion will be held al
ine Bluff or the Bingamen branch
Y Sunday, August 26th. A pro
am for the affair is being careful
" nfepared.
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AUFor AND ACCEssoPIEss

FOR sALE-or trade BUICK fir6t
Six. Good condition. Cali al
Ffee1nan's store corner Speedway
and Grafton road in the evening.
S-I2.Sk
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J m the play.of OF a postponed
Zane, the Boys club defeated tho
'Ellks a. Blackstone park on Tues.
Day evening by the score Of Z TO 3,
The Methodlsts and Elks play at
Heqgh Park this evening.
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Special NOTICE.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be receiyad
at the office Of c. H. snider, Arch.
tect, Professional building, Fair.
mont, West Virginia, until IL
o'clock noon. on the 2srd day Of
August, 1921, for the construction
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
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