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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-09-07
Cameron's Physician Writes

The following letter from the at
tonding physician in charge of the
Csc OF Franklin Cameron who is in
II Q John Hopkins Hospital, Baltfff0fe,
-. u l.-erest to the many friends
ia popular young man in tAis
. isI:
deer Ms. Cameron:
o.. M delay in replying to your
: " Of August II. which arrived dur
% nv ,cuY 0rary absence from the
c,y.
has been carefully exam
tre.o is no doubt that he
nom q disease Of the
. ..u-ulaIly oHe Of the
9-a. The condition is
f. IN in1amation which
cct the nerve roots
A 1eft side.
'.. ..-1o K Is confined entire
i, / tha r-rv0us svstcm.
~' - rounctt Who is particu
= fieocses Of the bones.
i, '.'i. son in consultation with
no. Ter-e cit i,;a had him at rest
~'-s. and I have been
q g olcc Gel tro2tmor.t
~~~ol-Z7i leg. You
d TO knew that some
r.~' - n place. and Dr..
..- r. 81 tho opinion that with
.!r. = rest II lcvef"l OUT
tx, u :aa2 he eI,tortalre1. II will not
h. n1cessa,'' to resort to any opera
tive measures SO. far as we can tell
al present.
1t will also be comforting to you to
Ekncw that vorr son is quite content
e. with the hospital and is receiving
all racessarv attention.
Sincnrel-- --1--~s
DR.. G.. NJ. BYRNES.
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SEASON. is CLOSED ON
MOUNTAIN GOATS IN CUSTER

~ may, not be generally known,
but the number OF counties in which
mountain goats may be taken were
Increased materially at the last or
sl%teehth session Of the legislature
me former or 1919 game laws
provided Tor an open season on noun
GIN soats In the counties OF Idaho,
alley, Lemhi, Washington, Adams,
-imore, GoOding, Lincoln, Blaine
1oiae, Butte, Custer efferson, Frank
IN, Clark, and Caribou between Sep
-cmbar 16 and November 80 of eacl
year.
I'm 1921 two additional COUNTIES.
"ete Included in the open season
namely, Clearwater and Camas, III
ne legislature Intentionally or other
ise withdrew seven counties which
were open to goat shooting during
-919 and 1920.
wherefore as the law now stands
-l2 following counties, only. are open
the hunting or killing Of mountain
-,at: Idaho and Clear ator coun
& betHeen October / and November
j Of each yea, both dat1s Inclusive
dams, Elmoge. Gooding, Camas, Lin
>oin, Boise, Butte, jefferson, Bonnie
vile, Madison Teton, Power and
! cl--k countiea between October anC
'Eovomber 80 Of each year both dates
inclusive.
As q mate rof fact since Blaine
g u1'ei. and Lemhi counties are now
! -lcs-l there remains but three, pos
! by four, counties in which goa!
az IL ta,en successfully. That is
no, rleaHat-r; =; Boise and Elmore
II should be noted, however. tha,
he probability Of any goat being
found in Boise county, other than in
/ the south fork CT the Payette game
! preserve, which takes in all OF the
western part Of that county, is ex
.remoly remote.
''fhe only good goat hunting to be
had in Elmore county includes al
the water sheds OF the north ant
middle forks Of the Boise river lying
south and west of the south fork O
the Payette game preserve.
III 90
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Messenger Want Ads bring results

Messenger Want Ads bring results
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Joe's Shop.-When in Challis get
your tonsorial work done at Joe 8 shop,
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DR.. c. NJ. BYRNES.

Society Stationery Last week We
rece, 6. = large sh;1inent of tho
-.- |. tos n society stationerv fc.'
10th men and ladies. 1t is real hon
est, classy stuff and is going mighty
fast. Better come in and look it
over.
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Phone US, your news items and We
will PASS them on to your friends.
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rall at The Messenger Office for
tho latest in Printing.
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Viewiru Forest Trails

Mr.. H. c. McPheters. of the Forest
Service Office OF Engineers. with
headquarters at Ogden, arrived in
Challis August 81, and left with a
>ack outfit September 2, for an eX
ended trip of trail inspection on the
Challis and Salmon Forests. While
gone he will look over the completed
trail work and examine proposed pro
iects on these Forests. He will also
look into the need of an auto road
into the Forney section. and on his
return will make careful examina
ton cf the proposed route up Morgan
creek.
Messenger Want Ads bring results
Messenger Want Ads bring results
e., Joe's Shop When in Challis sc
your tonsorial work done at Joe 8 shoE
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
WORKADAY WISDOM

Letter-burning before the letter is
mailed may save many heartburn
later.
Most of our worries are like
cracked mirror-they won't bear look
ing into.
Often we could mend the ragged
edge of care If we simply took a
stitch in time.
As to paying compliments, Ezra,
let's not forget that to many folks
nonsense is incense.
Don't make light of the fat man
who is trying to reduce, he's only try
ing to mend his weighs.
The person who determines at all
costs to make his day dreams come
true need never wake up.
In making good, the speed at which
we travel matters less than the direcs
ton in which we're going.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
COULD BEAT HANDS
SHUCK|NG HIS CORN
At Least ]. A. White Would Bet
So, After Being Relieved of
Dyspepsia by TanIac. q

my wife and myself have had
stomach trouble" says Mr.. ]. A.
White, residing on the Leestown Pike,
Il. f. d. No. 6, near Lexington, KY.
land have both been nervous and run
down."
1--WE could not see anything with
out suffering afterwards and could not
sleep at night. We were regular nerv-
GUS dyspeptics. We tried many rem
edies without permanent benefit until
we heard of Tanlac. 1 got this medi-
cine and began using it. We noticed
immediate results. We are both great
ly improved by Tanlac. We give all
credit for the change of health to Tan
lac. 1t Is a remarkable medicine.
Il personally feel so good that told
my hands day or two ago that l
could beat any Of them shucking corn.
l meant it and believe I could have
beat 'em all"
OF all the maladies that afflict hui
mainly chronic dyspepsia, such as Mr..
and Mrs. White suffered from, Is prob
ably the most prevalent, and hours
might be consumed in describing the
suffering, mental and bodily, Of the
victims Of chronic dyspepsia.
A morbid, unreal, whimsical and
melancholy condition of the mind,
aside from the nervous physical suffer-
ing, is the usual state Of the average
dyspeptic, and life seems scarcely
worth living. a.
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, was
designed especially for overcoming
this distressing condition and millions
Of people have taken it with the most
astonishing and gratifying results. 1t
seems to go straight to the spot, toning
up and invigorating every organ of the
body.
Sold by leading druggists every
where.-Advertisem
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
ED'Dgd ddys
H6EyeniN9
Fairy Tale
~ NJ hTU (DhIIHHf DNH1NTD
THE BLUEBlRDS.
NWARY GRAHAM BONNER.
s--cofYAohI N NtyT.hN kKXskLHtR UNION -

"We love our family name so
uch," said Mrs. Bluebird, that even
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

One way to destroy weeds is II
marry the widow.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
RUGS RUGS

Last opportunity this week, 6x9s.
value 500. sos; 9x12s, value $120, $65:
value, $50, $35; Runmore, value, 81,
$l.45 yard. Cheaper qualities. half
prices. Goodman. % West 18th Street,
n. Y. G. Bronx subway.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

great, great, great grandfathers and
great, great, great, great, great grand
mothers went to the feather dress
makers and tailors and decided what
color the feathers Of bluebirds would
be-" said Mr.. Bluebird.
'Tm sure 1 don't know that" said
Mrs. Bluebird. II only know" she
added, "that we love the color, and
know that the eggs are Of blue, too,
though they are Of pale shade OF
blue. don't know so much else"
ooh, yes" said Mr.. Bluebird, you
know a great deal"
"Do ~ asked Mrs. Bluebird, cock
ing her head on one side.
"Of course" said Mr. Bluebird, "you
know that the best nests are Of soft
grass and you know that when people
have bird houses built about their
grounds that they mean for you to
take one Of the houses If you care to,
and you know it will please them II
you do. So you do decide on one OF
the houses they've built for you; yes,
many, many times you decide that.
But you are always most particular to
have some grass in the house so the
beds will be soft and comfortable for
the little birdlings. What lovely soft
beds grass will make. So much bet
ter than sheets and pillows and blan-
kets and comfortables. So much bet
ter" said Mr.. Bluebird.
$50 much softer and more COM
Portable for little bluebirds, at any
rate" said Mrs. Bluebird.
"You know, too" continued MIR.
Bluebird, "that 1t is best to stay
where 1t Is fairly warm In the winter
tine Though some of our family go
further north than we do in the win
ter, you think 1t is wisest to be away
from the cold snow and the winter
storm"
81 don't care much for snow" said
Mrs. Bluebird, and her little feathers
shivered at the thought Of snow.
"Well, 1t is summer time now and
you don't need to think Of snow" said
Mr., Bluebird, "but I think 1t Is wise
Of you to keep away from it when
there is any danger of snow storm,
and there Is always danger Of snow
storm, in fact many snow storms, f. we
go too far north in the winter. You
know enough to be friendly and gentle
and kindly, too" said Mr.. Bluebird,
'for that is the way one makes
friends and friends are so nice to
have"
Sand you know such a beautiful
warbling song to sing" said Mrs. Blue
bird.
"But you'd like to know why your
relations picked out blue feathers
years and years and years ago?" asked
the Queen of the Fairies as she came
to the tree where the BluebirSs were
perched.
"We'd love to know that" said Mr..
Bluebird.
1--WE would indeed" said Mrs. Blue
bird.
"Well," said the Queen Of the Fair
les, years and years and years ago
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

dear and gentle and friendly you are.
and I'd like you to wear my favorite
color
$50 the Bluebirds picked out blue
feathers, though they added a few
touches of reddish brown to the fronts
of their suits for the Sky likes touches
IF other colors at times, too.
"And, Bluebirds, the Sky has never
3een sorry he asked you to wear his
favorite color, for he still thinks
you're among the loveliest of all the
lovely birds and he loves to watch you
lying about, dressed in your deep sky
hlue feathers r.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin

cutieura Comforts Baby's Skin
When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches Of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then Of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
one of the Indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

the little eggs are
of a lovely shade
Of blue"
do you know
why we are so
fond Of blue?"
asked Mr.. Blue
bird.
"Well, we've
always admired
the color" said
M r s. Bluebird.
"As a fam | ! y
we've loved the
color of blue"
"But I wonder
what made our
family pick out
blue in the first
place when cur
yrnQt u q a
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

when Blueb1rdS
were picking out
their feathers the
Sky, w no h a d
been seeing all
that was going
on, as Is the way
of the Sky, sent
a Sky fairy down
to the Bluebirds
and whispered to
them this little
message:
" My favorite
color is blue and
/ do wish you'd
do me the honor
to pick out blue
feathers, for I've
watched you and
have seen how
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16

lie that their misfortune has arisen
from too much Quackery.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-16
Turned Down,

Tom-This is an excellent picture Of
you, Miss Betty. (Sentimentally) I
wish owned the original.
Betty-You may have the negative.
Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

In Ito district Court d: The United
Safes for Tie Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In tie matter OF Benz MIN conc" and
Ian; Nero. partners doing business IN
der The firm name OF The Econ"lny Store
OF We!rton West Virginia. Bankrupt
In TX. nkrup;ry. No. 5GS.
TO The creditors Of Benjamin Cohen
aud Frank Nrro. IThc Economy Storc)
.! Wcircon. ". Va. - thc County OF
Hancock. and district aforesaid. bask-
-upiS.
No;:cr q hr"rhy gwen hat on the
"tln day OF Ianuar!. y. -. !"2l. the
said Benjamin cohen and Frank Nero
trlc Ecornny Sto:-J wer" duly adtudi-
r.,ird bnukrup.s herein. and that the
t!rS; meeting q: their creditors VIII be
hr'd at tho ;:,w, offices OF JAY. r. Levy,
tf,orney-a!-,tw = the City 81 Weirton.
Count, o. Hnnc"r!.. ara State -; West
= rg!nra. oh Il" ~ G'% ~ February,
'enl. =; . .0'r,u"K III 'IH afternoon. at
,,hi..', Tine the said creditors may at
t.uI: prove th"!" "!I;ri..: appoint q t-us-
ice. examine The bankrurts and transact
s.,n other business - ma! pro! 'r!y
come before SAID meeting
. '''' T. W. Ct'MM1NS.
Referee m Bankruptcy.
Ian. -. 1921. ;'-"l'S
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n o T I G Z

Notice Ia hereby given that tho CitH
of Wheeling has completed the paTint
McColloch Street from Twcnly-nintt
Street to Thirty-third Street in sal'
City. The following persons. so FAR "a,
can be ascertaincd. arc the owners q.
lots or parts of lots abutting on t.a'
norton OF McColloch Street above de-
scribed, and were assessed for sait
paving in the amounts set opposite
their respective names:
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II o T I C Z

Notice Is hereby given that the City
Of Wheeling has completed the paving
of Twelfth Street from Main Street
70 ChapIinc Street in said CITY. The fol-
lowing persons. SO far as can be ascer-
tanned. are the owners Of lots or parts
OF lots ahuttinG on TINT portion OF
Twelfth Street above described, and
were assessed for said paving in the
amounts set opposite their respective
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KmBY-On Friday. January IS: 1921.
At $3.50 o'clock p. IN. at the Ohio Va.
lev General hospital. JAMES L., son
OF James L. and Alma u. Peytoil
Kirby, a; the age OF years, months
- days.
dcnce, No ~ Fourth street. Fulton.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend
In,erm-ni in Greenwood cemetery.
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POSITION WANTED.
wAETE.

wAFTEp-tc o0"". Young lady High
,rnoo. ANA Io'nntom"t"r sch"o. E-nd-
r.ia. desires position with reliable con-
C,r,l in WNcc.iuE district. Address
carr IEtrN.gem""r.
it-3ih
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. PROP.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PRINT. Chapel, 1917 Chaplins Street.
eau Phone 1917.
DIED

CoNNELLY-On Sunday. January 81
1921. ct $40 o'clock p NJ. at her !at'
home. No 80 Third street. ELIZA
IRETl!. widow of the late Michael
Connolly. in her eighty-third year
Funeral notice hereafter.
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N o T I C Z

No::~n * hereby r'vcn tEa' tho Ci;v
o. Wheeling has completed the paving
ui I.!cvcn;I Street from Main Street to
Market Street Iva s!ld H!;!. Tho fol-
l5winE prrs0u". - far as can I've ascCr-
.ain"G. arr tho owners AZ lots or parts
q. lots ahuttInc on TINT portion nr
Eleventh Street abuvR described. aNi
wcr" ASS SScd fer said paving in Tho
.. mounts >rt opro%.l" their rr&rccriI'.
:" lg."S.
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wAIsH-On Satur iay. January %.
1921. MATTHIAS J! WALSH. In tho
forty-hfth year Of his ag".
Funeral services at his late residence,
No Belmont street, Nheellns, on
TUESDAY morning at S:lJ O'Clock.
EcQuirin mass at 81. Joseph's cathe-
dral at o'clock. Friends invited I"
attend lntcrmcnt at MI. CalVatH
rnn1rfCrN
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Saturday. January -,
!g2l. a, 1890 o'clock p. M at inc
residence of W. and Mrs frank E1n-
mcr,h. No. 40 North Huron streee'
JOHN ALONIO. infant son OF MI.
and Mrs, Leo Emm-rth. aged 5 months
and - days.
Immoral services at residence OF the
grandparents on Tuesday at o'clock
In;crmcnt at st. Mary's cemetery
Martins Ferry.
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N OTTO E


OF
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$1,000 4

$1,000 ACRE tcn year oil leases PHcos
rourty. Texas. Sold on easy p,"-
rrcut> Prospects magnificent. Bond &
-. lnvcstm"r, Bankers, San .tato':;".
''.yaS jn.2l-C
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once

w.HrBp-At once. one {: "" rvi"-.-
orrcd SterCgrdihcrs. Must II" r;:rah.e
i, taking dictsttca rln;dty. and t:rT
nu, first c!as work. rrn ais" u" 4 i'W
rSrawr,tcr ourrat"rs. those Wit! kn"wi-
rdce Of shorthand preferred. Th">e
S,.r:nnrrs. VII. yuv good salaries FOR
r"rorrarht" work. Apply ~ "nrc Si"r-
,;nr Products Grc"r2or..cch l"t-i%;H 81.
" 'l-g"-i
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wANrDp-MAL6 OR FEMALE HELP.

wANrEp-StraiSht >al:,r" sSi.h0 per
yt"t and expense: :" man or woman
-r',h rig e. introduce" Poultry MiNturc.
eureka Mfg. 90, En<t $. Louis. -.
jR-@lE
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N NOTICE

wheeling
81 described
Amount Of
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N o &c E

Nc ~ heh o
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loto
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SECURITY TRUST CO., Agent
ll43 GEarket st.
For Sale

-. S,a-v Brick Dwelling ~ : -ooms
srd bah known az No. 81. Sixteenth ST.
Min a lot fronting 90 Feet on 18TH and
% zee. on the allsv upon which there
-. \ double brick dwelling OF rooms
-. IN VIII sell as n whole or separately.
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willing t. ne married
o,I ,t,Cc Of F'cnr.Iy Theatre. Martins
ito--,. Wednesday,. February IL. ~; a.
; "a =, m Must 10 hou;: ide w"d'i.nE.
I.|- ,,-.trulars apply ~ office Of F'arav
.rTcatre or make appointment by ph"re,
Martins Ferry $50. a-I'--I'
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January 18th. 1921. GCY
LANES. " year old son OF Mr.. and MIS-
CIV Taylor At the home OF MS
parents in I'ark View.
Funeral WI, held on Thursd'! aIae.-
noon. lnterment 81 GEech"o'd 'e"''
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xxsY-Un Friday. January Is; lssl,
At $40 o'clock p. M. IT th% ONO va,
lev General hospital. JAMES L. son
~ lanes II. and Alma NJ. PcEton Mir
by at the axe OF years, months. ~
days.
lTurcr,l rotice hereafter.
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Of Of at
to be in
=
almv Sc should! be-
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A Rare
Opportunity
NORTH
MAIN
Street
BUILDING
S575O.OO

T s property,
consisting Of a COM
hination store room
and residence, is Of
fered for a short
time at this attrar
tive figure. It Is
well located and de
sirablc.
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WANTEp-F1NAxL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for clerical
work. preferably one who can use
typewriter. No dictation. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement and good pay.
Address =. .. BOX 80 city. jail!
wAHTED-Cook, also houSsmaid. he
laundry work. Nice homo. Phone
375. ja31-k
wANTED--Experiencc young lady for
billing clerk. one with high school
education preferred. Apply o. F. Brauer
care Sterling Products Uncorporated).
ja-3lh
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POE sALE-A No. ! farm Of 1852 acres
with good buildings, for sale cheap I"
eli on or address +. P. Manning, Wells
burg w. Va. ja-25-p-3t-wky.
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LOST AND FOUND.
FARM FOR SALE.

ZOE sALE-l62 acres or excellent farm
and pasture land, with l00A. Of nice
Ia wing farm land and GA. OF good blue
grass assure and timber land, water by
natural spings and running streams.
With practically new room house: Win
furnace. lighting system, well at kitchen
door and cistern pump in house. Barn
5O150 II. with straw shed and silo.
Sheep barn oiX42 II. and all other build
inss necessary and in excellent repair.
Is located ny miles from county seat.
!. mile 10 raiiorad and l mile 70 I'M
nrovcd road, underlaid with No. vein
coal! Address Morris Brooks. Carroll
ton Ohio, ja-31-h
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FOE sALE-Grocery and meat market
"A cash trade No delivery. Rent
$40 90 per month. This Is 4 bargain
that viii be grabbed quickly. Gail OF
nhone for particulars. Wig. sales Co,
Wig. Bank and Trust Bldg phone SilU
Jas:
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RoR SAL1.

FOE SALE-IO shares OF "heelfna
Match co. stock, quote price. VI: -
care InteliGcncer. Ja--e-i
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Tho persons above named are hereby
u.t.fIrd that they are required 20 appear
lnfor,. the City Council OF tho City OF
WhpIi,n: a; q meeting OF said Council
toto" Acld in tho city Council! Ch'mb"r
on TuCSday. February ), 1871, al 8
O'Clock =. m. and show cause, X they
r..n. why 10 assessments made against
,hcm rs above set out should not be-
como tinG,.
Respectfully.
II. g. CRAGO.
III t'i,S t'lprk
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Funeral notice hereafter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-31
!. .OClAI. SOFA. En- + rs

Nicely and Fred Allen, both Of this
city, was announced Saturday eve
ming at a dinner party at which Miss
Olive Nicely, sister Of the bride-to.
be was hostess, The marriage will
be an event Of June. sfrlng now.
ers conferred the serving table and
before the guests were served lit.
tie Miss Elizabeth sturm, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sturm, pre-.
scented the guests with corsages Of
sweet peas and snapdragon in which
were concealed cards announcing
THE engagement. Miss Nicely is a
popular young woman Of this city.
She is graduate of the Fatrmont
State Normal school and teaches in
the Warrington public schools. Mr.
Alien is a son of Mrs. Ross Wads-
worth and is employed at the East
Side garage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-31
Was Honor Guest

Miss Marjorie Criswell, head OF
the Domestic art department Of the
Sairmont high school, whose engage
t1t was recently announced and
lsho will be a June bride was the
iionor guest at a pretty shower Civ.
lsn atSthe home OF DIR. A. L. Peters
Pom Saturday with Miss Hazel Frost
and Miss Virginia Harshberger Of
the high school faculty as hostesses
rhei guests included members. Of the
faeulties Of the high and normal
schools and several out-of-town
gnests, A feature of the evening
las the piano playing Of Miss Mabel
Nhetsell, Of Morgantown, niece
bf Miss Harshberger. who played
splendidly several difficult selec.
lions Miss CriswelI was presented
With number OF pretty and useful
gifts and q beautiful brides bon
quet The guests were entertained
luncheon out.of-town guests In
Guided Mrs. Mary Moore Baughman,
otiIda May, and Miss Whetsell, Of
MorgantoSn.
Engagement Announced
The engagement Of Miss Beatrice