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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

Miss Dorothy King, teacher in
the Williams school, Miss Helen
Clark, county demonstration, and Miss
Barbara Haskell. stenographer of the
Kennebec Farm Bureau, went to Liv-
ermore Falls Saturday. making the
trip in Miss Clark's automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

Captain and Mrs. A. NJ. Colby and
daughter Anna, and Mr.. and Mrs. T,
K. Colby of Wiscasset, visited Mis-.
Ethel Colby of Western avenue, Sis
ter of the Messrs. Colby, over Sun lay.
They made the trip by auto and re-
ported delightful ride.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23
LOCAL NOTICE

LOBSTER supper at Methodist vestry
iues. eve, 6 to T. Freedom Smith
Will have charge which insures every
one who attends first class feed.
tickets 81, obtained from men of
church. mav23-24.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy in
our recent bereavement, and also for
the beautiful floral tributes.
LEWIS r. WHITE AND FAMILY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

The Ingraham property on Amherst
street has been sold to George w. F.
Williams of this city who will occupy
1t for home. The sale was made
through the j. w. Beck agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

ldent, Mrs. Jennie M. Davis. Many
kind wishes were bestowed upon the
hostess, as the guests departed each
expressing herself as having passed
very delightful evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23
Monday, May %, 1921.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
elsphone 1855

MISE. =. Dudley of Readfield De-
ers in tn" city, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

Miss Doris Kitchen Of Palermo was
in the city, Saturday, calling on
friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

MARCEL waving, hairdressing, ia
c'al and scalp massage.
ALYCE M. LOVETT.
Tel Nv. Maine Farmer RldS
maylSdst :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-23

FoR sHvENTY YEARS HoRnTKs MARION COMPANY
HAS STOOD FOR HONoRAHLB MANUFACTURING, ron
cLRAH. Fab DEALING AND FoR BUSINESS FAM PLAY
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MANHOOD WITNESS WANTED FOR
BANK ROBBERY At NEW CASTL Il

Alice Rankin OF Indianapolis. IND. arc
tho guests OF Mr.. and Mra- ~ W. Sayers
on Water street.
MISC Francis IIanlcy Of Eeuwood Is
the guest of Miss Isabel Tabler on
Bcalty avenue.
Mrs. Clydo r. -Fankhouser has re-
turned to her homo in Wheeling after
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
! i. ID. Yost here.
Miss Mario Wade OF Mount Morris
Pa. IS the guest OF relatives hero
! F.. A. Burt IS visiting his family at
! Chestertown Md, where they are spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Burt's par
ents.
I Miss Mary Iits has returned home
latter i visit with relatives IN Mounds
willie.
MIR. and Mrs. L. +. Patterson have
left for Baltimore.
Or. W. J. Lcahy and niece Miss Alice
Vessels left last c'en!ng for Connect
! lieut. where they VIII visit the former
home.
Mrs. J. H. Adams Of Prospect Ohio
| is here for visit with her daughter
Mrs. Gordon Devore.
Mrs. Il. /. Hoffman arrived last eve
ming from Texas called by the serious
| illness Of her brother. Ralph Charlton.
| u. G. Frumhare Is enjoying two
weeks vacation in the East
DR.. and Mrs. +. w. Vance and lam
! lily expect 20 leave the last OF the week
| to spend a month at Cheat CLUB IN the
! Allegheny mountains
Mrs VI. A. Stone OF Clarksbrg Is
visiting friends here for few DAYS
Miss Petty carter a former teacher AZ
MannInSlu ton school has returned to her
home in East WheeltnG after spending
some time in Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
JOHN ROSS SUHPECTED or pH1NG
MAN WHO HoRBND FHa UNION
NATIONAL BANK
Marshall County Sheriff Asked TO Hold
HIN and to Band @ Photograph

John r. Ross. who was released by
Moundsvillo authorities Thursday after
noon under $500 bond after being con-
yicted Of pistol totinG. IS wanted by
Now Castle. Pa. authorities on charge
Of having entered and robbed the Union
National Bank OF that city. according "a
a telegram received in Mounds1lle>ye yes
terdav afternoon by Sheriff Hazlett-
Ross was also arraigned before squire
T.. ". Lewis one 4 charge OF murder and
was freed owing 10 lack OF evidence but
Is still connected with the murder OF
Everett Mahood in Benwood on the
morning OF July 81 as n witness There
is no real evidence 20 subStantiate the
suspicion at first pointing toward Ross
as the actual murderer. His attorneys
appealed the pistol charge to circuit
court.
The telegram received from the New
Castle authorities read:
Sheriff John IIazlett. Moundsville. w
Va-Stnd photo OF John loss at our
expense. lie IS suspected OF robbine
the Union National Bank here. Hold
Ross until you hear from US after re-
ccivinE the photo. Signed T.. w. Muse
district attorney. New Castle. Pa.
According to the New Castle author
tiles the clews they followed after the
bank robbery. led them into West Fir-
sinia territory and finally fixed upon
Ross as the guilty man Ro$.' h'd been
in Denwood-only a BRIEF tim" prior TO
the murder Of Everett Mahood.
Ross was able TO get on free on the
murder charge but was convicted OF pis-
toll ;otinE However. II was not. pos
sibls for Sheriff Hazlett to comply with
the New Castle request md hold Ross.
and sinck an effort to secure IN" man =
photograph failed tho Sheriff wired TO
New castle that If possible. 1t would
be wise 10 send n man here to Identify
Ross or 10 hold him as a suspect No
wire had been received in reply up I'M
I'll a late hour last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
SC|E nee FINDS
WAY To INCREASE
YOUR WEIGHT EASY
GIVEN PLENTY OF VITAAIHES
CHILD GROWS PASTER-aAMS
wEIGHT-SA1E RESULTS
FOR ADULTS,
coNCENTRATED vITAuHES
PUT UP U TABLETS NOW

You can r~tarh or speed mp" the
growth Of pigeons. MIC. children Ur
you can make them grow thin or fat
simply NY giving or Withholding Vita
mines. That Is why go many grown
people by taking NitamineS arc rapidly
increasing their wei ht and strength.
Just to add n few pounds of solid
flesh gain new strength. rosy cheeks
and vigorous health is worth many
times the cost Of a couple bottles OF
Phos. Pho Vitaminc Tablets which can
be purchased at any drug store. These
highly concentrated tablets embrace
Yeas. on and Water Soluble Vitamtncs.
ctc. in a proper dosc.-~are very easy TO
,ake--do not disturb the Htomach-are
harmless as any food and bring quick
results. An infant gets vitaminrs from
fruit. Juices: n child II given Quar' OF
milk day--hut adults moods much
more. That Ia why druggists, doctors
and chemists endorse rhos-Pho Vita
m'nc Tablets. Each bottle bears name
Irving Laboratory. which is Euarnn-
too Of finest quality in medicine. Sixty
tablets in brown bottle 81. plus &c war
tax ut any drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
WARRINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Brohard hauGh-
ter Ruth and son Donald of fArkrrS-
burg nre guests at tn" home or l'rof.
and Mrs. ID. c. Tahler. having mo;orrd
through enroute to Ohio and Maryland
on vacation. They will remain for
the Shriners club picnic here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkins enter
tanned o party OF friends 1t their home
on East Main street Wednesday eve
ming in honor Of their guests Mir. and
Mrs Ralph Morrow of Columbus, O..
who were recently married Mrs. Nor
row Is a niece Of Mrs. Atkins and Wis
tied her often before her marriage.
Miss Brooksie Robinson ENTERTAINED a
party OF young folks at L corn roast
last evening at her home in Ii"mrwood.
Miss Lena Mass OF Baltimore. Md. Is
tho guest OF her sister Mrs. Charles
uurd on Locust street.
Miss Ethel O'Neil has returned 70
Pittsburgh to assume her work ~ n
nurse in the Mercy hospital
Mrs Charles Wilson Will so 20 Pitts
burgh this week to visit her husban
who is located there.
Miss Hazel Pttzer has returned after
two weeks VISIT In camp on the NJ
leShcny river.
OIlved l'Crry OF tlArNSIuIE - u JUG
mess visitor here for i"w d2SH.
Misses Gladys and Cleo King II Cross
Roads are visiting their aunt Mrs y.
{. Grim Of Brookside.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Kendall are visit
ing relatives IN Pittsburgh.
Miss Mabel Nogan has returned from
Ynsilanti Mich whrr" she attended
school during the summer. Sh" AIS"
visited IN Canada and Buna" cnroule
homo.
Miss Alta Wilson Is visiting her
cousin kathryn Fitzhue In Fatrmont.
Miss Dora Weaver - visiting h"r
brother William HaSnett and family 4;
Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
Mrs Dallhunter Of Fl;tsbHr"h VIII"
has been the guest OF Mrs. J. J. taf"r
has returned to her homo.
Miss Mildred Quick OF Akron IS mere
visiting friends for few days.
Miss Eugenia Vance has r"'"Tn"'
home after visiting several weeks Mt \
coup on Lake Geneva. y. J.
Miss Helen FriChard Ia III" rH"7' or
friends In Wheeling for scS"ra. W""NS'
Mr.. and MrA Louis Denzer al" MISS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
Transfers Life Saved
wr1ees Letter That II Worth Rooding
Very Carefully.

Peterson Ointment Co., lnr.. !:nTfa'"'
\. y. WAS afflicted with We severe
sorc on my log for yc7rH am q team
utor | trind oil rcdi"inC- and calves
~, without s,icccsH ,r!cd doctors
mi thcy fnilcd to rurN mo. 'ou,dn
slccr for many nights from pain poe
tors said ] could not 1.-Two fer moro tN'.h
two years Flrallr F"tors"n ''hl
mont was recommended I" III" al | bV rs
m.n ,hc aore Waa entirely hcRi"h.
Thankfully yours. William liaas". West
rark. Ohio. Marrh -. 1919. car" J. q.
Reuz BoI 1879
Patterson says: II nm proud or 'rr
ubny, letter md h1v" hundreds nr others
TINT tell of wonderful curcs "f E"z"m:',
Plies and skin Discusses.
petnrson's Ointment - 81 c"ntN a large
box Mt all druggists. ami th"r" !HN !
broad-minded druggist in America that
wont praise II. Mail orders nllci ny
Peterson Ointment Co. I1ASuffale. n
Y,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
START REPAVING OF
FOURTHST., FULTON

Work was started yesterday on
Fourth street !n Fulton preliminary to
ropaylnE tho street A now concrete
curb VIII also bs- placed along th!a
Rtrrot Tt1ts'is tho short street running
from Cent1r street to tho National road
and usod by m who travel To tho ou.-
tho-piks District via tha l'onipnuiH-
Tho stroet will no completed hcforo
ooh raatllsr cad with tho paw Ing pnat
tho Wheeling Mold md Foundry 60.
plant already fixed. tho road by way OF
tho Peninsula to tho out-the pike dis
tr!ct Will be In good shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

ed grand chief Of the Grand Castle
Knishts of the Golden Eagle Of West
Virginia at tho closing session or
three day convention Of the order. lie
succeeds Charles Ngg OF CenterViue.
other officers elected are: G. +. lsaid-
win, Madison. grand vice chief; feV.
Geo. ". lrcsslcy. Homlny Falls, grand
high priests: Edison Snyder, Hunting
ton. grand sir herald; T. II. Clay. grand
MASTER Of records; l.. Kyle. Huntington.
grand keeper of eIchoIuer; w. w.
White. Glcnwood. grand first guards
man; J. G.. Painter. Worth, grand seC.nd
glmrlsman; X. w. Hall, Huntington.
representative to supreme council.
The 1872: convention will be held In
Charleston. Thirty eight West Virginia
castles Of tho order were represented at
tho convention here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
AMBASSADOR HARVEY
IN MYSTERIOUS VISIT
TO BRITISH PREMIER

PnriI, Aug. 1.-THE greatest un"cr-
tainty surrounds Tho reported visit "t
the American anba iadnr. A!r. Harvey
to Nj. Lloyd George. This evening short
" after the arrival Of tho Italian dele
CATION. Tho uruba ssahur ~ surprised to
havc arrived and departed With the ut
most RecrN"c
NspcatrG efforts nj the hotel where
the aJubaaSador IL staying To confirm tho
fact Of tho visit, eith"" through Mr..
Harvey or q member Of his staff,
brough: tho Information from tho hotel
that mono IF tho ambassadors party
would reply to their telephone calls.
Mr.. Harvey md cir. Lloyd George
Conferred after the dinner given by tho
Italians, according {" llIVas.
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Of
MISS STR0THER
aR. AND MRS. JAMES A. SrRoTHER,
OF WEIGH, aHHoUNCR AP-
PROACHHG MARRIAGE
OF DAUGHTER
VIII Wed NJ. weir Randolph Goodwin
Of Charleston In October, ~
Culpspor, virginia.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Strothcr. OF
WEIGH. w. Va. announce the engage
ment AMI approaching marriage OF theI
daughter. Mary James. 10 Mr.. Weir
Randolph Goodwin. OF Charleston. s. G.
The wedding will take place IN OCTOBER
a. n :uloch." Culperer Va. the sum
houe o. the brides parents.
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Ms- Ilpphardt HoEtsss

Mrs Charles Ltpphardt was hostess to
number OF friends at q charming
bridge tea AZ her home in Martins Ferry
yesterday afternoon. Among those pres
ent ware:
Mesdames-Kenneth @. Cooper. DON
aid A. Ward. Walter Cpperrpan Robert
Reeder. George II. Robinson. A w. Fay.
John A. Schick. OF Bellatre: g z. Wei
baum, Akron: Clint Cul!cnder. lido. w.
Va. Rclla Hall. James MCGEE, Robert
Teare. Louis Lipphsrdt. Charles Ldpp-
Ia rdt Martins Ferry.
Misses-Hattle AIdridgc. Agnes Walk
er. Dorothy Mcdonald. Bellaire: Jose
ph!ne Lippha,dt. Ottillta Lipphardt,
MGrt.ng Ferry.
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JAILED FOR ASSAULT
IN DEFAULT OF BOND

Charles Allison Is IN the Ohio county
TAIL on default OF $500 bond which H.
was placed under last evening when he
Wax given hearing hrfor" SOUR"
Charles j. Goldcnh"rE Of Elm Grove.
Allison was ARRESTED Wednesday, nv
state Trooper Thomas Il"lfrick aft"r
nc had been accused Of assaulting Pct"
Carson. who had a warrant sworn out
ror his arrest. II sr"mn that the trou-
bio started over nm argument.
When 'HoIfrick wen, To arrest Allison
~ br-an 10 fight 80 that tho trooper
had to use his club. Tn" case more
than likely will go TO criminal court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
TRAFFIC BOXES ARE
TARGETS OF AUTOISTS

WhcclinE's traffic boxes have BEEN
used ~ I target BY autoists here OF
hate.
Five Of the traffic boxes during the
past Nv" weeks have been struck by
automobiles. Last Friday night a
bridgeport man Knocked the box down
at Tenth and Main streets and contin-
ued on. Today the box Is being rebuilt.
Yesterday morning another automobile
collidcd with the box ut Eleventh and
Market streets and took 1t eight feet
from it's foundation
lNTELLIGENCER WANT ADS.
O-P-P-O-R-T- UNITY
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Community Meeting

community meeting viii be held al
the Ladies' Aid hall a. Mount OIvet on
tho evening OF August IS. An old-tash-
Toned corn roast viii be feature OF the
affair. and watermelon. Ice cream and
other refreshments will be offered for
sale, The public Is invited 20 attend.
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Surprise Party.

The Third Division vi The Ladies Aio
Of the Thomson Methodist church, sur
prised Mrs. IL A.. Tibbens at her home
Wednesday evening With farewell
part. a. Mrs Tshbens will leave shortly
TO make her future home in Indiana
po!tS \ feature 81 the evenings enter
taintn"nt was several musical numbers
BY Mrs W. r.. bowman. Mrs TloocaS
was presented with II handsome cameo
brooch "a a parting Hitt from the mem
esrs % The society. Those present were:
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rkiforn Lava

Mrs. Curtis Ozark and Miss Betty
Clark. o: Pittsburgh, who have been Tho
guests O! Mrs II. Z. Kitchen IN OAK
Park left yesterday morning. During
their stay here Mrs. Clark and Mlsh
tlark werN me recipients or many
charming social courtcsies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
workmAn-Gummere.

M Nrd: ,iumrn"r''. & r'atTm"nt. ana
Victor Workman. o; -. 'fairSN!!le were
married II The Methodist parsonage III
81. r.lirsylV" Wednesday morning. Ihe
bride Is n" daughter 81 Mrs Margaret
Grmmcrr. oc Fairpoint. AM is 4 mem
her "r IA" graduating class OF 1918 OF
,hn st Clarsvillc high school. Mr..
yyr-Er2ao is the son Of +: u: Workman.
a. :, ,'l,,rsvillc. and holds a respon-
S.h!r position With q coal company At
ra;-pmin,. whore the young couple will
make their future home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Brunhaus will!
hay. as their weekend guests in Pleas
an; Valley Rev aud Mrs. J. l. Stratton,
Of New Castle. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. @.
H. koontz, OF Morgantown.
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Mrs. George Cornelius. Of Parkets-
burg IS tho g""st o. her parents. Mr..
and Mrs.. Wlseman, os Wheeling Island.
for Il short visit
Mrs. Cara kcttlcr Stricklin Is spend
ing her vacation at Lake ChautauQua.
Buffalo. and other interesting points.
Mrs. Pauline Castilow Ia, confined to
her home in Warwood BY illness,
t. Z. Moore. az Sm.ih'irid. O., was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Moore was formerly connected with
the Wheeling Tile com-any OF this city.
Stanley Floyd OF tho Greer and Laing
Hardware company. left yesterday aft
ernon on = fve-day business trip down
in the central part Of the state, stop
ping a, Weston. Elkins and other points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nugent and dausa,er
winifre,l. Of Glendale. left Thursday
Tor a TWO weeks visit to Atlantic |Ity,
Washington. New York and other east
e-n points.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Richter and fam
liz. 81 this city. left last evening for
Atlantic City. where they will spend a
Two weeks vacation.
Mrs. q. Down Jarrett. OF Cleveland,
Is visiting friends here. Mrs. Barrett
was formerly Mss Irene Elmer oc this
city She will leave ;he latter part Of
the week to join Mr.. Barrett IN Pitts
burgh. and they vii, so from thr:" on
a motor trip through the New England
states.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Herring OF
Akron. O.. are visiting Mrs. Rhoda
Cranley. % 1913 Market street. The
Herrings will vis!; ~ Wheeling until
actcr H.. State Fair. Mrs. Herring is
well known IN society circles In north
ern Ohio.
Max Srharrer former manager OF
sN.erman's store. and who later conduct
ed the cigar stand in the Sch mul6ach
building, has returned from 4 trip to
the west and will take charge OF the
Reinacher cigar stand in the M>~mrs
hotel.
Nr and Mrs. joseph Phillips have
como TO Michigan fo- 4 two weeks stay.
Mr.. ard Mrs Louis Franzhe!m Will
leave the flrst OF next wsok on a motor
trip TO Cleveland and detroit.
r. J.. BlodGet; and family start today
via auto fnr Niagara Falls and New
York state points. Mr.. BlcdEett Is man
ager Of tho Union News company.
Mrs Frank Bycott and son. Harold.
have Como to Atlantic city for a month 8
stay.
Mr. William Ers&lnH and family have
removed 20 Pittsburgh. where they will
make their future homo.
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At HOUSE, Party

Miss Margaret Biackf"rd VIII return
the latter part OF tho week from Pitts
burgh. where she has been guost at
house party fc- the past 1ew days.
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Card Party

\ prize euchre will be given this
evening at SIS at the A. .. L. w. hall
under the auspices Of the Good or tho
Order committee. Pm. II. =. Mrs. Fila
Helferoine and Airs Gertrude t1lar-
noch ar. general cha!rmen OF arrange
mcnts.
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Of his dead friend. Tho acquaintance
grew into a friendship which eliminated
in their wedding Wednesday. captain
Fisher - - years OF age. while his
bride IS his Junior BY eleven years.
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Bake Sale.

The League 81 Women Voters VIII
hold a bake S:,l, Saturday morning AZ
tn, iicr.. AMI Thomas store and at the
Cent..r Market. \ variety OF delicious
home Mat.d pastries Mil he offered for
az. arG -. nro, c..d, will De dr:otcd
- to-. entertainment, nf the delegates 20
-. ,trst au;,uai convention Of the West
,'.rLinia Lc2rIn Of W"Tr0 Voters
which meets here in October.
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rGar5hmanow Toast

NJ: john !".Ean wa$ h",' /" num-
10 - :i;ri'lS at rGHr>hn;at'"w toast
yss:c-,!", evening. Tho party motored
tn Il summer camp on 81. Wheeling
rrr-H wher" dinner wat serve" n pic
ME. ,'ylc. TIL rest ~ N" - "rinE was
,ror IT. dancing IN Il ua>i'ion at the
camr THIRTY young people were IN
clsG-d in ~. party.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS
west virginia Arrivals

Roysrs--B. Il WrT'ht. Clarhsourg:
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Bennett. S!stersrlile.
X. 5. Clarke. FSirmo-.
McLure - William Tag sChlie. F. =.
douglass. ~ II. White. las. Leo, r W,
Kelly. toHn 4. rL".'!, larkerShlrg:
Mr. ana NJ. -. Nc"kS Ashland. II,
=. Russell. =. Mar Mrs Alice NJ
'ook. Fa.rm"l'. II Nj Black. Char!os-
Ton. Mr.. AMI Mrs. 4. i. Hines. Hua.:nB-
ton: j. II. Williams Char lesion.
windsor - Alton Davis and family,
Charleston: J {. Exams. FSIrmont: J,
VI. Ienehan Huntington: J. l.. Keller,
Morraatuwn: j. {. Keller. Norg7ntown;
y. :. Caldwell. Huntington: +. NJ Trcn-
tel. Huntington: Nr. ard Mrs. c. l.
LutcS. MouLdsville.
Stanln-N J. klug, Proctor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
LOCAL REAL ESTAIEB !
TOGO TO HUNTINGTo

Many local real estate men win 49,
here sunday night over the Balta
and Ohio for Huntington whees -
Wi attend the West Virginia
Estate association convention -
win be held there Monday and Toa
Among those who will attend -
this city will be s. Nesbitt, Jr., Co.
Mathieon, George Hannah, w. @. 81
Thomas W. Fix, Joe CsuHllA, WI
IyIneerter, I.afe Graner and othafA
No matter what you want IL WIN
sou time and money to use ANj
iIGENCTR WANT ADS
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HAHETT GRAND CHIEF
OF GOLDEN EAGLES

Huntington w. W.. Aug. 11.--1saiah
IIazlett Of Huntingdon today was elect
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YtKhsr-Ho of

wedding which Vii i" o' Interest,"
20 local people Is THAI o; Mrs. Cora
I'n..eSrarT Mock and Captain James A.
tfshe-. II C'0vington. ny. tn" w'ddieE
was so;e;rnize-l Wednesday morning AZ
- Mary's Cathedral In CoT!nE'"n'
with the Rev. Joseph y. F!Enn F'''T
genera. Of the Diocese OF CoFIn%ton'
officiating.
Mrs. FIshsr was the widow OF Colonel
William ). Mock. az Covingt"n. aTd was
formerly Miss Core UrdrSrtn. OF
Wheeling She IL he daughter ~ Tho
iaic Josiah upslcgraff. vii" 49, At one
time cashier ~ he People Bank. ana
Il sister 81 Miss J-nnts Upd"r-H
Captain Fisher Is Comulrn'i" 80 the
Garfield Post Grand Army Of tn" r.
pubUy. lie volunteered in the regimen;
late comma nd"d by Rutherford Il.
Hayes and servrd throughout tn 'HEi.
war He and Cnioucl Neck w"r" M
long friends. and marched Together ="
tho graves or tH"i- comrades d; Zach
Memorial. day service. Captain Fisher
Is said 10 hav" met C"L--". Eock's
widow for the lirst. time wh"n ne was
draping an American faS on the casket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
FOR Miss Pickett

Mss VITA roHrHI ~ ~ hostess at a
hr:,'-. tea ~ III" Green Room tomorrow
evening IN honor OF Miss Elizabeth
II rN.t us Madison. y. c. who Is the
..4r.: - Miss Helen Gaus on ;he Island.
10 1;r:-&tS WILL be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
Returns Prom Western Trip.

Mrs. Julia Pollock has returned from
an extended visit 20 her sister. Mrs.
Crapo. In Lewiston. Idah" on her way
home Mrs. pollock stopped In Chicago
20 yis,, 2nu,her SISTER. MIRA Lucy MI
chell. arriving here the tirst OF the
week