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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22
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-Correll & Martin for clothing

Mrs. W. A. Jones and daughters
Marion and Florence left Sunday t.
spend the holidays with her daughter
Mrs. Everette Brown. in Chicago, after
which they will spend the remainder OF
the winter in Ashevile, North Carolina.
BY the presentation of THE Affairs
of Anatol" in this city for three nights,
The World Theatre has provided a
grand moving picture feast for our
citizens.
Ray Shpman of Beloit is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Van Matre.
Misses Matilda and Ena Hutchinson
spent the past week with their sister,
Mrs,J f. Hendra, of Madison,
Mrs. Harold Rowe of Dodgevlle
enjoyed a portion of last week with
her mother, Mrs. James Wedlock, in
this city.
Edwin Woolrich went TO Milwaukee
Wednesday on account of the illness of
his sister, Mrs. James Philips.
Mrs. Ellen Lynch of Dodgeville
spent the past week with friends of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Mont Kendall spent
several days last week with their
daughter, Mrs. Corbin Burgess at VALID !
wick.
Miss Cynthia Albertson of Lawrence
college, Appleton. has been spending a
few days with Mrs. E. Y. Hutchinson,
enroute to spend the holidays at her
home at Darlington.
Mrs. Edwin Woolrich returned last
week from months visit with rela-
tives in Milwaukee.
-Merl Gribble and sister Gwyneth
of Lawrence college, Appleton, are
spending holiday vacation with their
parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Hutchinson
entertained with a large dinner party
at their home one evening last week in
honor of their nephew, j. p. Hutchinson,
and bride. About twenty-five guests
were present.
Mrs. Leo Clark is recovering from
a six weeks illness at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Schaumberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Noble enter
tanned about dozen lady and gentle
men friends with card party at their
home on Spruce street, Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. William Pettis left Thursday
to spend the holidays with relatives in
Chicago.
Mr.. w. H. Bennett and son George
of Madison attended the funeral of her
brother, MIR. Edward Andrews, of Den
yer, Colo, which took place here last
Thursday.
John Pittz of st. Francis Seminary
is spending two weeks vacation with
his parents in this city.
w. w. Huxtable of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with his brother George
and family.
Frank Arthur came from Milwaukee
Thursday to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Mrs. E. ]. Engels returned Friday
from a brief sojour with her son Will
ard and wife in Blanchardville
Wednesday morning of this week
this section was visited by the weather
dispenser who handed out tempera-
ture from to below zero. Coolest
of the season thus far.
"A Fox Hound has strayed to my
place body black and white, tan head
wears Iowa county tax tag No. 986,
issue of 1920 The owner must pay for
this notice. WILL PRISK.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
piano. Phone 70.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22
WISCONSIN RIVER POWER COM
PANY,

The following was taken from the
Investors Guide column of the Milwau-
kee Journal under date November Is,
1921.
Question Having collected 81, 900
insurance money which would like to
invest in the best manner possible, |
would appreciate your personal opinion
and advice as to the security OF Wiscon-
sin River Power Company's seven per
cent Preferred cumulative stock. |
also desire to know whether this stock
is listed on the stock exchange, and any
other information relatives to it's
merits II. j. NJ
Answer This stock is a good bust
ness mans investment, in our opinion.
1t il not listed on the New York Stock
exchange, but that has nothing to do
with its merits. 1t has paid per cent
dividends for some years. -
A share of this stock given to Son or
Daughter as a Christmas gift now, will
be appreciated more and more as time
goes by. II will live and work for
them year by year. 1t viii instill in
the child a spirit of thrift as perhaps
no other gift would Plan your child's
future now. He may want to go to
College, build Home, or start in busi-
ness. Your gift would then be appre-
ciated
Stock can be purchased on monthly
payment basis, with ~ interest from
date of fret payment
Ask US about it.
MINERAL POINT PUBLIC SERVICE Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Golliner, ST.,
received box of oranges, grapefruit
and cocoanut from their son Herman
in Tampa, Florida, which be picked
himself. He is foreman Of the Laeka-
wanna Bridge Co. and has been for
five years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22

Merry Christmas TO all Tribune
patrons and friends, and we would say,
do all you can to make it merry for
others.
Tonight Thursday at the Munich
pal Theatre, The Henry Company, art
and magic with special stage settings
and electrical effects.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22

The state confiscated more than
twenty guns IN possession of persons
found deer hunting before the opening
of the season. The arms were sold at
auction and brought from SIS to $40
each. Whenever we confiscate a
gun, I" said w. L. Barber, chairman
the conservation commission, I'VE al
ways hear hard luck tale of how the
gun was borrowed. I"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22
sinnmlnir,mruruH,anlmnlt,nruanr,pamrr
CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP
DISPLAY AND SALE

DIoFLA1 IND SALE
Of Hand Painted China, Baskets,
Sketches, Cards and Calendars,
also useful and fancy articles and
s-7s- Home-Made Candies.
Opens Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, and
continues until Christmas r at the
residence of C. r.. GALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Voelz came
Milwaukee Sunday to spend the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. William Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
MOuNDSy|LLE
LOCAL COAL MINERS
ALMOST LOSE LIVES
AS SLATE CAVES IN
Accidents Occurred in Different Mines
Almost simultaneously Wednesday
Morning
Both Victims are Confined at Glendale
Hospital But Expected to
Recover

Ike Auten and II 4. GAYS. local con!
miners arc confined L. IT," Gl"rt.'r hos
Iu',l severely injured .,S a result Of
state Calls in the mines In whi"@ iEHT
w"r" vnrkins. .N"'"r W. 't"Sh' h'''
arIrh a till - S.I'" - TN mr., ~ ~"
G:rnd,!r coal nmH ';rS '"rrp"nH ~
'N.iI .n.riorN WcGncS".! m"rnirg wii.c
ritiia' VA r.rn"d h"ncHfN a TX" rhf
oc inc wIr" roof rit""n III nui"* 'ai'r
IL the FIRST stree, mine &c the RiNE!Hnd
coz, r"InuaEy in tbs ,uy.
Tho latter nan ; lctt leg Wa broken
In twn places ana several men w.rc
used Il. rcmn, m n" pile Nf 6curIS b.
fore h" could N' Withdrawn from under
IL and inc former NAN WAS crushed :"
badly ah0Ni the abdomen ma, II was at
f-st hc.i',"d he would rot l:t". How
ever. ih"v arc bnth getting along ni"c!%
and are cNi"','''d tn r,"nN or. AEi"n wa
injured ahur:t N" hips and VA IN i"I
t0nG'i:un VIXEN taken |" tho f""i''t'I
hui - careful examination ny ph!si' IdnS
closed thai; he would pull through the
ar,Idcn; well
Both Cats and hUten are mario" ana
have families. hdlcn i The father al
eight children Will" tidt;S fathers ioHr
~ Il lat" hour Last ni@ni thry VT"
,"rortch i, hr Cr;;IEi: along nicely. the
bitter man ~ resident "t Glendale
while the l"rm'r ..Ncs n this c!tS.
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SHADYSIDE

hn
tn" WNNnG We 'h''
Fc'sh> '"T'"n 'h"r." ." ~ ,...,ao,. -,
ing 1T "a" N"n'' . MIS- ''''''
S"u'h 'n'r" 80 nue. NO.,
y nN'n""r - 1""'l su,d,y
R'ah"h" w. NV T.. N M.
~ ''"N"'r'n. \ ~'''' ~ , tr,,u,
ruin over ne Pennsylvania ''h'N '''"
B".l:r"
Mr. and Mrs Harry |"n'N III" nT,
and d"EEhi'r ma" '"'"'"I" ,.'.t,
homo IN Ah~"n after ho''"''E >''''
with relative" here.
Nj AND Nj. J"hn k'n"'" M"
:r.'nddaurh'' M'S*Hs k'rhn ana wv,
Evans. daughters "r Mr.. j. i. rN"nS vi
- street. ar" VS. '."r ''."' v
They m"io?"i through on H"'"'S w.. ,,
Mr. and Mr.. N.""'" i''''''
spent ,wo days N''' IN J" }" '''''
T..
MIR. Wi'"s StarTrN "f 'h. r. 'N, n'',i
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Federal Parole Board
Met at State Prison
Dr. Hsrer H. votaw, Newly Appointed
President Of Board, Attended
First Meeting Here

Dr. Hrh"r II .NntHw az Washington
y. e.. newly appointed r-r *ld"ni -: ~"
i'"drrt! larn', H"l"d wdS III iE 'l'E
WEDNESDAYS ~ conference with Nrrd"n
J. T. Terrell and tho state PRISON phys
irIdn. r. \. AShVnrth. This IL tho nrSi
meeting Of tn" board since Dr. E"taw
has hrrn Is president. FtN" ArNi.'A-
tinr 1T fed, RAJ prisoners confined ~, IA"
I cnl,cntInry here were rH l"r Il hearing
hut n" definite acton va: taken III re-
gard 10 them.
Since IN" h'S,nning nf in" World war
furIN-"cNcn federal prisoners have h''n
Il i.ur.,lrd Ia TN" stat" Nrn!tuntlarN Nrr"
al federal prisons being rra'i''dlIF
fitted to rarlrJi!. Most ~ those sent
her" during III" war w"r" charged Win
violation o. III" '%pl"nag" ct while a
few were r"lh E"r' - prisoners Of war
PENDING Il lrad" with IN" enemy.
parochial School
The Old Dnr-rl l'r"ucr'N IN Jefferson
avenue vii loon ;ahc on 4 rcw appear
nnrr -, Workmcn arc now huSy rcmod-
cling N" >truriurc making Il par"' hal
srn0"l of II. The work - expected TO
he completed ~ " :,Cpt' mbcr.
Prison Population Grows.
According /" An announcement mace
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dc!nhia recently. MIR. Ran has lived
in Ihiladc Ipha ali his life and 10 we'll
known and highly respected.
My health MAS al! broken up" he
explained. My stomach WAS all out OF
order and gave me 80 much trouble
that actually dreaded to 60 TO tho
table. | would simply rather 60 with
out eating than suffer the awful mis-
cry knew would follow. would
hloat up 80 with gas that my heart
wnuld beat terrific rate and IL seemed
sometimes | WAS being Smothercd 10
death. Just had 10 hight for my breath
..ll nerves We're all undone. slept
I,,urIv and WAS all tho time having
l. ",,t,.hc. lha. were almost binding. I
nrSr weight and f,,; :" weak and run.
In"r all over could hardly do any
Wrr...
Su:ucrinrc ago good friend OF mine
to,i me ne knew Tanlac would help me
and IA" Sr0kr 80 positive about II that
| took his adNIc And | can say right
now that Tanlar Is tho first medicine
over saw tha, Will do exactly what
they say Il VIII. Five bottles have the
Same = MAD" nc IL, over AGAIN. cao
~: ANYTHING exc: could in my hte
and have gained fifteen pounds IN
sc!ght. I'm no more nervous IMAM
child. slccp fine and it just makes me
cr.l hapry I" be enjoying such good
health. Tanlac certainly Is great
TMn!ar is sold in Wheeling ny HoEe-
avis Drug company and leading drug
r:S.S
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SHERRARD
Memorial Services.

ON Monday art,rn""n n" !. r. BAIRD
ro>; Ne. I"n =. \ r.. he'd IFS ANNA
memorial ~"rNI"" in tho Alien troy"
Presbyterian ,hu:,h Splcnd.,. addresses
naIr!or. of Mound%ville. and Mrs. NJ
Anna HAL. o! Wheeling. 4 number 81
readings were given and solo was rcn-
dCr"d 10y Mrs. Virginia ;Iunley. Of
Whrr!ing y special fcatur" Of IN" pro-
"ram was song b. three old soldiers
M,TnmhS and Th"mHs Hammond. fol-
low cd hv Il solo Lv Mr. Jones. aud Ia lt>S
by Nj. hammond and Nj. MH''"mhs.
Tn" annual m"m"r'"i r"rn''n was
preached a, Allen iroE" by Rev. 6. J.
Byler. pastor Of IN" church 81 God. q
McM"ch"n. IN sunday AT : o'clock. :
TT" Daughters "f Veterans "f Wheel
ing. held il memorial service IT the Mt.
Ol:vri NJ T.. church on Sunday a. : y.
m. Roy. BARLOW. q! Whrci.nS. wa IN"
sneaker and Il E""d program waS rem
drr"d
sherrard Briefs.
MIR. and MrS Earl Armstrong. Mrs.
Matilda H!umcy and daughter. Mss Mar
~u"r.tc. all IT Wheeling. were visiting
~ the home OF MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Cook
on Monday
Mrs. L. &. Sredoknr VIII entertain tho
7. u. l.. Climb at her HON" near Rcth!e-
nom. on Thursday evening.
Miss I.oHier Wci~har. ~ Whrwnnd, is
the guest Of Mrs. Martin Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs 7 n. Morgan. Ms Nary and Mr.
Elmer Morgan. nf Wheeling. visited Mrs.
@. H. Talhnr, on Monday.
Mrs. Grorca MrriNar. - M"cncn.
and h"r daughter. Mrs., Wills IHirS. or
Shady side. visited relatives here over
III" wc"h end.
Miss A!mh kr.i2. "f GreSGsNilIc. Is
the -uc.i ur Nj. 'i"!hi" Drum.
MIR. ami Mr.. Henry Martin and lam
!iy. of Wheeling. wcrc WISHING Mr. ana
Mrs. William I|r",rh" on Monday.
MIR and Mrs. &. u. Marsh. Of lItN"nna.
6hi". >1cHt IN" "'""H end with Mr.. and
Mr. Martin Marsh
Mr.. W. " SrHhr'ch. viii entertain
N" Alien Grove Swing circle at her
home ON Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary F"W .cy. At pilt: hurch. who
has t"cn r'%l!,nS Mrs. II. l.. cook for
several days. !H:t for h"r HON" on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lnhr, " Wheel
ing Island. were VISITING At ii,C homo Of
Mir and Mrs. iar smith Sunday ana
Monday.
The meeting Of tho Pleasant HIN
Ladies'. AID Society which Wa; IN hay"
been hetl at thc pars"naC" i"-dh! las
been postponed until n"N' "Wednesday.
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hospital where Sc was operated on tw(
weeks ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Kcyser. Miss
Eliza beth Hubs and MSS VI. HubbA
spent II few days with Mr. and Mrs. w
: kirkmAn. OF Canal Dover. o.
vm. Ashton and son George. Of MINI
era! city. Ohio. are guests OF friendsi
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Bowers and som
Frank. Of Pittsburgh. are the guests OK
friends and relatives here for . rev
days.
Wednesday on an eNtendcu WISH VIE
relatives at Columbus. Q.
Harris O'Donald. Of Philadelphia,
brother Of Mrs. Lawrence Riggs. Of
Wheeling. was the guest OF Miss MARY
Ni.s sue RAY, Of New Martinsville. -
tho guest Of friends here for Few day.
Virginia Crave. OF Fourth street, -
quite III Of tonsilitis.
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SERIOUS
BREAK DOWN

1.-TWO years ago Spout ) months in
hoSrItn! under stomach and bowel
SPECIALISTS for mucus ColiIiS. auto IN
toxlcatlon. etc, which caused awful
hloating and collie attacks. My friends
gave mo up. returned home and on
IN, advice or Mrs. Wright. friend.
tried Mayr'S Wonderful Remedy with
wonderful results. Am now in best OF
health" 1t is simple. harmless pre-
marathon that removes the ratarrha
mucus from the intestinal tract and
eIlays the infam ton which causes
practically all stomach liver and intcs-
final ailments. Including appendicitis.
One does will convince or money re-
funded Sold By c. H. Griest Co.
and druggists everywhere.
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BRIDGEPORT
COLORED MASONS
HOLD BIG RALLY
GRAND RALLY or ALL coLoRED
LODGES OF MAyONS TO BE
HELD IN THIS CITY
NEXT SUNDAY.
Members Of the Order Prom All Of tho
Ohio valley Expected to Be
Present and Big Time
Is Promised.

A grand ~aIIv Of all or m. ,oI-,S nr
coiorrI N,sonG n m. n,,n y.r,.I vii
.hc meetings "a be L.lG e., ,l. ~u,,n,s
nc Rro,rr r wI.h.nrrnu lodge - m.
U;rr,.. bull,IInc an I;n,trn .,rnu, A..
,-r,nrrr,.nrs n;,vr L,,u ..,,,n,,,c;,d NV
,h,. ;"r;,, ,,,dr. TO- ,n,,r,ai,in,. ~, y,.i.
.nr ,'r, h,rl-.L 80 w.;,"sr ~, 90
r.,.,cd r,.,, 'n- -, ,,.r, In,,,,.,r
,-,c-,,, b.. har ro,,',-,, 60 ~ 49,.
u'rI,h wi:l Ian rho ,nnmhcre AND vs.,
ron. br.y .-r,n ,hc t,,,,c ~. ,bc,. .,.,
ms INV, and ono Of The h:,.cr<, ,imcs II,
~. bI.,,,,. az H., :r,i..,. -, ~. ,.,,..,. o.,
.,n,I,,r,i.d
r.nther reagu.
Tho ,,,,n,hr-. of M. I.I.h, e,rue ~
<, in.,,'.s Ir.ir~. - rr~b L'rr L,,.,
nron,i,el =. d,.,,.h..rr r,m, ~ evan.
w. a,.,,,, -
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rno ,nr,'T n,,nT,,nL a,,.1n,. ~ tho
r,u.n-.h + nngno r. .hn W. W.h,o,>mc
M,,hnL,. w.. u.,II ho he,d ,,or>
row ,rd .li ~ ,bc ,n,n,hnrs .,, ',,L
~ r,r,,.,,,a >. ~, a,',.,, u.,,h n,,,,,b
,To.,.,,,h"a oira.jor ~. ,.o,,t,nr.
,viI r,.o, =, I'M. ,.bur,n in w., Wb..,
inv ,r.,,orrov. MORNING ~ N o,.io,k ana
viii nrnc.el 70 mo yrnund. !, :, bcdy
u.bo,, ~, h,, ~, b. Srrnt -, y, ,.rin,y
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biz ;1,.',J - ,,-,,,,;..,d
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nil (. hnnl ,lmr,.i ,,.m, .'I'nn h., "a
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hnId f., ,rc rrrjI,. ~ Inr / - u,;,l.,n
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,' w,,.,,,,. nr S,,ur.i,,, nw,npc AMI
"onor, ~ Tu rommi,,cCs hc,rd
| sno,-smen plan Mcet
,,po,,n, tIn.nI was m1dr vcs,.rda y
,b.I ,hr f,rld and .nnr, ,ncct o. The
w., .,ncr ~ ~. ,,,' mr., ~ ,r,c, ',,II,
t,,,-,d and ,hc c,,,,, ,,.iiI l., bcrd -.
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auc, oIii,.r~ Of 81. rauH~ Episcopal sun.
day s,h""i NJ! l." TIT" - Ia" h"ih' =!
Nj. Amos rUrirl "n I"l'ri>"n stree
this rL"nur" ~ -" "'i'"h, matter
uf interest connected "lth Tn" rt''h
OH" Nallr! Sund"\ H'h""! in ''tt'
nd x 81. l."""'> 'hu' q Il 49,. ny
and III '"n'..''' ."h "''H %" hmm,
>i"ns Of the S"n"A! ~'i'""' va ~ ~
'uSsrd.
Eastern stars meet
TN, n.mbrr~ "c III" S;ar "t Rcthe-
hem. Order ct l.u<t' IN Stalls. haN" hecn
nu,ihcd "t An rurrriInt meeting L"
he n,ld =, l:rl,lrri.r-; taiS ,N"nInC. IT"
annual erection Of ufircrS viii be "rc
~ TIA. features II tn" u,""tInS. aud 81!
~, MIXERS h.v. been !r.,d rn b" plc>Ja:
and ASSIST with in,. business
Honor of Guest
Mrs r,iui!n. N,"r.. viii entertain
,hr mcmrrTs IF he Scwtns 'lub rf
TRINITY lutheran church at Ter home
ON rrn >:%rr, Inns ,N"n!nc. n hon"
rT MIR. Richardson. Wh" J., Visiting here
rom New Jrr cy. H. hour, Mi! To-
=. nj 80 = varied program Of >or.ai j.
N..sIuu.. ard u llr, h,un MI hc Serve
NJ. .ur>ts AT .hr rlr~C Of The evening
Swimming Team Workout
The ru-mhrrS Of IN. Ross ami Johns
summing team, VIII hoid - workout on
ihr ~.r near Stop \ an the Havlanl
H., -. .Nrniru II u n..lrrh. All (
~. 4 1t
"ru"red on, f"r rha' TIM. and n" ,Aruse
VII! be-, acrcri..d l., ihv r."tain.
Truck Runs Away
Th. large &C. tru,k # \. X. CONWAY
oc RriG-rp"rr started down the rraIe
white standing ON West H.nUvrr 49,;
r,trrd - mnrninE, whiic tho driver Ms
,.lI>rrtnr &C. to Patrons. The :r,:,k
Ir.,vrirG ..hrut ATTY It >iNty feet. v h"rt
i, rarurd 'hr rurbiug and It tree ,tnd
yt,rr.L without serious; damage
Memorial Service
The annual memorial services Of Eel.
mont CIV lodge so. @aI If tn" odd
re'.nws viii be- h, Id al Riyrr>irw r,m.
.,rI.> ON neat Sundty aflrrnnrn The
members VII urri =, III. tratcrnh hal
nj u',.ln,.k on that an, rnorn and mar, II
t. ;hc cemetery IN i body whcr" IA,
memorial pr.vr.m prrparrd VIII be
c3rrird out.
Coupe Is Ran:med
tn, come. # Nrls -. Dickson II
F:.h.j, IA Walnut St. -. Surfrr,d \
L."K,n 'unr .>n. ~ -, = un with ,r.
ether ear Yesterday r";h.nc, A.r
III .l;vnr VA, comm. d,Nu Hi ~
>lI,a, ard When lie. rr,.n,.d SIXTH street
was r,,mn,rI l.. lin. 80, 4. car.
missionary nesting
The uunr'"rn u',r-iu the We
mem. 'Ii,,irr Ni;;.>,una;y society If
IN, First NJ. r.. rnur, II win hr Lrli IN
the r!,"irn on SoItn rn."l >ir"ct hi
pvrnin" - 100 e., 'u"t. tn, i"p!. t..r
ih.. r,cninu - The I"riuel,r -: til"
Hblr." ard Mss R.",h,rL Is tho l,a.rr
q: lar d"lul!"ua! ">"r|,"":.
Martins Ferry RrtefA
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last coming wv Warden j. L. Terrell. or
the sat" prison here, 996 ronvictss ar. arr,
institution rms j. quite growth over
H." past wr-k. ru last Saturday go
wrr, confined in the mn Therefore an
:n,rra>., Of ~ .;nr. that time. other
prisoners al" expected to arrive here
hnrily rom down Sta" points where
IN" ~prlns term nl court has just closed.
Kerns Funeral.
FunrrH, So, !'ra tor the late Mss
Hc,cu Walton. daughter &c Mr.. ard Mrs.
-. - Kern. q, Twc!rtn street. Who
pa./,i away, following; Il five days IL
nr.- uf complications Tuesday evening
At ) ".,!n~I. NH be- hclI this afternn"n
u: -:%n "',.",a. lrv Harold Il. riauH:. nj
Ia" f,rSt Ii,~i,, ;rrlan church, nfi:ria-
ing. rro !,ma!ms VII h. Inferred at
IN, Noun E"-. cemetery
Deceased was oily - years % age and
Grr:m. the pI:t vr:,r mad tausht AZ tho
E:rrS >rl""l She was quite popular
vi:h ~. VII" anew Ter and her demise
t.; ir.i greatly.
Auto Man BANQUET.
The Marshall County Automobile AS
,nc!utiun viii hold ono Of their regular
p.r.odiriiI h,nuucts ;n-nnrrow even nt
i, t u'rlorh at the SNYDER Hctc:. Plates
arc hrIn- ~o:d At 81 carn and from pres
,nt Indications, :, large number O! auto
Its vii attend.
Soldiers Plant Flowers.
flowers on The '.pYr,;:csi *rn: On S~v-
rr;n >trrri' Wednesday, morn ny fox
ihr W"man' riuh. They ~" Of The
spring and carly <umr1c" variety. The
niger. IT, \, Eu.h. L. Is. Mitchell and T.
q; Hammond.
HI. Pole.
r. En!rn, driving II rhc,rolci touring
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Operation Successful.


Tho many friends az Mr.. lsa"" T.
N'Wl'n are pleased 20 hear that 80" =
grt'!u. ..vu: Inc after und"rs"ln an
rI.raiinn for gni'r" on W"dno-dtN at
the l.in,,.dc h""H!;d, IN '."\'And.
Thimble Bee.
Tho NJ, mh"r:, &c u" Th.mp'r hs' WI
b" entertained 10y Miss Margaret Moore
Friday ",rnlmG Ii h'r h"Ir" IN East
Man stree. Fancy work Will ne the
diversion "r III ,',nIn..
Briefs.
ATTORNEY ". -. ''h"pr"!, Of BARNES
,.ll.. wnS n":c IN business Ir~''r"f%.
|, \. Hudcin. ~ S"nlrrt"'.. Mas H..N.-
ness rai.rr ~ town Wednesday.
Local rr.rn'., have rec, :Nrd w"rd nj
tn. birth al {, daughter Ia Rev. An! Mrs.
L"E", l~,wth'I. Of Il, kcrsp"rt. Pa
former r"s:d,ntS Of thus p.acc.
sheriff 4. = i.!n'h and WIZ" were
visitors IN Martins Ferry ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Ku>n viii lie hostess 20 the
members Of he Thursday Mtc""""n
cub Il, her h"m" IL Fairp"int th.s al
lrrnnon.
Probate Court.
ONO ~. Louis MuurS Defendant an-
redrcd and maize Application for
Parole.
, Sarah ! Taylor. decreased. lt""f "t
publication Of Notice Of appoint m"h'
El'I
Abraham Francis. d"""as"d Aipl'"-
ton nl-d Toy appointment If "umih'"-
trarriA. Fond. H.G"". nird and "rTr"N"d.
lame Naudlr". &","a~'d. Will ana an
pl,at:nn :" .,:ru.' I" probate nlci with
wa.vrr< 81 r'i''" md consent |" PROBATE
Of three next &c KIN.
Nav p.tu son. administrators. ~. Ni"ia
ThonluS,.n E., al Arbitration TO sell real
r>ra'. At ;::Na>, IA" "ird.
>,fr,i NJ G.'.. deceased. Ap;'.I'N-
tom ulrd L., foreign guardian ~ d.
man,l rrc"i,,. receipts for and rcrn"\r
warns Il S;r,huifNr shares of Sala cHta'r
caroline r.. N,nnun. deceased. InN"n-
cory uini. 5,pprrN"d and record ordered
Ida ". Wo"dSIr". deceased. Fina' a'-
,,,Ir, NED. 81 for hr,.iIn. jun" a.
10, NuI,vc -cirr"d. tnniinI"d.
Marriage Licenses.
Nnr,hm,n Lus,rc Rae. .! Wh""NnS.
and El<l, Carrie C"ih"an. Of Mif''h'
Ferry. j.
M.h. Harirh ana Mary ra,Arh, both of
Eciia'r'.
hcth Of jerusalem.
Realty Deeds Filed.
A,c>. Dcmh,w. X. IT a.. /" j \. t!ark.
Ian. IN M,ni ,"wnsh.p. $l."".
j. Il. Anderson and M"!:i" Anderson
D., ,.,rr,.nr Y Myers. Land ~ B"i."ire.
So
N /: Bailey ., al to David Lucas.
l.ud n Goshen township. Sl."".
curtis - Brown !" Nancy A Brown
Land N I:"rncsNiilc. $50.
Car! t. clifford - w. 20 Ferry wat
r"r, and Pearl Waters. Land IN Mead
;"wn.tIp. $!."N.
paIi-1. ~ MaNc T.. MrErld". Land N
EarUc>Nlil". Sl."".
Il, + El>& ~ H. Harris. Land IN
IT,, mos, lie. fl."n.
lanes r;racolL - al % George Sir;th'
- a. Land n u. l!a!re. $40.
AIcrN e lem. and ~" l" nan"'
ana Hattie Ncmclh. Land N nrkvlIle.
$3.50
vaihurga Zoe: and Frank ko>i 10
J.,,ph NJ. covert and Ella NJ. Covert.
Land IN Ec.ia:rc. SO.
john r. kaAS +" T"ney SpltzI CT a.
LAND ~ Shady>rd". 50"
William I.oy =; al !" H.. l.. Workman.
Land N Shadys,dc. Sl."".
David l.uca. ami Ju,ra \. Lucas 10
Hannibal Young and HARRISON ~ Moore.
Lard in Goshen irwn.hir. 81 On.
Wn'.,m r LaEu,h" aud Nellie La
rnrr. I" l:!lt NJ. covert. Land n No.
rlanrh~ n. M,ndo: =, -. :" Albert
Neigh and Jane Neigh. Land In Lam
s,uG. 81 10. >, w.,
rnrcl,n. V Myers 20 Walter l.. Hun
Land in Rellarrc. SL'o.
J w. MctN"llaud ani Alma Mr'i'l-