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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

they were caught in jam OF passing
cars and Mrs. Gale was seriously In
jured. The traffic on the National road
| Is SO Congested. especially on SUNDAY,
and the average driving 80 careless ana
hurried that the conservative, carelul
! man and his family must needs stay AZ
! home for fear of being pr6naturely
hurled into eternity. In most cases
! there Is no train to catch so just "hdl
| is the hurry, anyway!
\ valuable bull dog the property OF
Glover Mckelvcy, was killed by an auto
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Tedric Of Cam
bridge, and Miss Anna johnson OF ST
! Clairsville; were weekend guests OF E.
! L NcH and family.
| Those from this vicinity attending
! the Washington fair last week we're
Thatcher, Mir. and Mrs. A. S. Moon. Miss
Bessie Cochran and Orie Taylor.
Carl Spaia and family Of Morristown
wero recent visitors with tho Family OF
&c. c. Bowles.
Miss Lille Davis was late business
visitor at 81. Clairsville.
Mrs. Anna Lentz after an EXTENDED
stay with her daughter, Mrs. ]. \. Dren-
men, has como to visit her daughter.
Mrs James McMillen at somerton.
VIM. Williamson travelling salesman
from Wheeling, was a guest in the homo
OF Max Hammcrly during the week.
News from Irwin Winters. a former
! locol boy now Of Fairview, bears tho
intelllgenco that a man child has been
added TO his family.
Miss Alma Hoover OF Kansas - .
guest in tho homes Of DR.. ]. y. and ROSS
| Drennen. She comes from the homo OF
her aunt, Mrs Lucinda Drennen AT Now
Athens and reports her to be IN very
feeble health from inirmitles duo 10
DIR. and Mrs. James McMillen and son
Startling were Sunday guests OF d. ana
Mrs. J. y. Drennen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Medley were
caller. in the horne Of Mott .n uanhorh A'
Mrs, George Humphrey and son Glen
have returned from short VISIT WIN
Mrs, Humphreys brother. James Fo"-
Ter. at Moundsvtlle.
Mrs. Leo Murphy and daughter Sara
spent Saturday with Mrs. George Chlo'
, we'll OF Bannock.
bom. here. He and w. G. Smith OF
hammock are decorating the new garage
built by the Republic Motor company.
A q. Hawthorne and wife aocompan-
led by l. f. Bramhail were at HArrls'
,,,Ile on saturday attending the sale
riyen by James Hawthorne OF tnas
Mis-, Ruth Murphy spent Saturday
with her friend Miss Ina Humphrey OF
the telephone exchange; .. .,.,,
SATURDAY and Sunday the guest OF the
Misses Florence and Ethel Estep.
MI and Mrs. w. II. Evans ana son
Raymond Of Brookside and Mrs. Jesse
Bewley and daughter Ida OF 81. Cialrs-
vile. spent Sunday with Mrs Dsla
Fowler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

The wellshurg chapter of the West
minister Guild of the First Presbyterian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
TYPEWRITING CLASS
AT BLUE TRIANGLE

A elias. In. typewriting was opened at
tho Blue Triangle branch Of the local
Y. w. c. A. this week. with Miss Esco-
dedo Sorreal in charge. Miss sorreal
Is an Instructor Of real ability and the
"" Is fortunate In securing her ser
vices. Many other classes. including
sewing, hair-dressing and manicurinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

Use this "Wear.Ever" Fry Pan on your own stove-ty
with it-broil with it-and if you do not find it the
most satisfactory fry pan you ever used
And note particularly the thickness and density OF ito
metal-characteristc of all Aluminium Utensla
Remember that aluminium utensils not all the same.
Do no. confuse "WearEver" Utensils with cheap. thin:
amsy aluminium utensils that expensive at any price,
Ever" Utensils the cheapest in the end because
Of the years of service they give.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

Everywhere people are talking aoout
the new, easy and economical way OF
getting the wonderful health;EiV!ns
benefits Of true yeast-vitamines In me
tiuy tablet form called Masuns
YITAMOS. By getting the ptesISue
re,,t nnd other yitamines In this highly
soncentrated form, you can be sure OF
cm,ct results, for Mast!n's vlTAMoN
SsniShes pimtles. hollis and skin erup.
tions as il by magic. strenEthens the
nerves, builds up the body with ntm
fesh and tissue and often re1uvenattse e.
the whole system. It Will not upset inc
stomach or cause gas. out on tns eon'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
McMECHEN
Had Zig ThuSe.

Practically every student OF the Tn
ion hlgh school met last evening a; :
o'clock IT the school. for their first hix
fhuse of This wear. The school has been
wanting a football team for some time
but /, sec.ps hat Ire school board can
not agree on ;re s-hhol being represent
Cd in this snort. There Is plenty OF
rood material in the school and numer-
Gus loca tions where they could play 30
rho students decided to have big
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Warrington

Rev. c. J. Kluscr Is a visitor IN Fair
mont.
Miss Margaret Hanley spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs, d. Hanley'
slr. r. l.. Sturm and son Spray spen1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Yeast Vita1non Tablets
For Firm Flesh "Pep"
To Strengthen the Nerves, Increase Eners
Correct INDIGESTION and Constipation

trary 10 q great aid to digestion and to
help overcome even chronic constipation
So rapid and amazing arc the result
that success and satisfaction are abso-
iutEly guaranteed to weak. thip. nervous
run down folks or the small amount you
pay for tho trial will be promptly re-
funded. Be sure to remember the name
Nastin's Vl-TA-MON--ths original and
genuine yeast. yitamine tablet-thers 70
nothing else like II. 90 do not accept
limitations or substitutes. You can ger
Ma.t!n' v1TAMOS Tablets at al Rooo
druggists, such AZ c. H. Griest & Co.
Rau's Pharmacy and Baer's Drus
Stores,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

will open as soon - enrolment v hfGe
enough to warn ant.
vesper services are held each Sunday
afternoon from 4 10 o'clock. and lfs.
Fannie G. Turner is chairman in chafSo
Of the religious meetings. Miss GeofSis
A. Jenkins 10 In charge Of the educoe
tional departments. Those wishing TO
take advantage Of the fall term Of
classes are urged to register at onoS
as the fall term closes In December.
Read and use intelligence Want AaA
You'll get what you want.
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LOUISVILLE

On Sunday as DR.. G. II. Gale OF Men
with his wife and four children were
travelling eastward in their car near the
Eugene Watson house west OF town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

Columbia University Is establishing a
new course in motion pictures, the nrst
- F,hs Lind given in the United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

said, interest felt, but for The south
crn folk. how they live again. To
the veterans OF the war between the
they meet again and b. IS
q ana sweet C~omradcrio. They
fight no more battles, neither DO
they let their mouths give vent to
any expression whatsoever hut or
love. loyalty and genuine fcalty TO-
the reunited nation. The fairest OF
southern womanhocd ur" chosen
for these reunions by both tho vet
Grams and their sons. INC lnttcr who
form a parallel organization women
OF the Confcdcr1cy have formed a
memorial association that meets
simultaneously and tho time ~ not
far when they viii have more than
thtir present quota of duty 20 per
form, for the men ia gray arc fast
answering the last muster call WIN
tbs passing Of the last pf these. bring
that time when Confederate reunions
will be held no more There arc
many who believe this viii be
Col. Ira l.. Reeves, an officer In the
late war and now director general
Of the Tulsa Chamber OF Commerce,
said when addressing the oklahoma
veterans OF the state reunion held
here Just a short time ug0, where,
TN all tho world can We find o van
pushed army like yours. % host that
was defeated I'm battle, who did not
fade out o tlife lb~uominouAly? You
arr SIN alive and tho reason Is that
you fought for principles that arc
now alive, You fought for prin-
clples that I fought for IN France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Signs of the Times

Society clans will gather on Tues
day night at McNulty park and form
e diamond horseshoe" about the
tanbark arena formed for the won-
dertui exhibition Of horses and rid
es that will appear in the various
entries. Messrs. ". J.. Lewis, Allie
4 Lewis, DR.. Walter f. Wright and
o'hers who have set their shoulders
" the wheel to put Tulsa on the
map as an annual horseshnv city,
Ae doing much to make this first
tsht a most successful one, The
81 that the fine stables Of these
5"lemcn that have recently shown
"a me cast and especially at the
M4syille show, has set their names
lsh up In the national mind and all
yes are turned towards Tulsa this
svhing week. MASS Of Gold the
.alaous horse belonging to the Lewis
s@tle viii show and Of course every
ny KNOWS that this beauty in horse
hesh Is the finest five gated saddle
nurse IN The world and recently won
n $4,000 trophy at Louisville over
AZ other horses.
l. '1NbdlA uAaflOnQ at MC4NuiAS
unsecured from view and the fans
~ nave given acclaim to their pets
~ me baseball world, will give way
~ Ihe lovers OF the noble horse who
- slll holding his own in the hearts
- nose who love him. Great strings
= ~ wonderful show animals with
49, owners are here. Tryouts are
Fms neld each day-and now all is
hsSay Tor the season. with bright
SS.ls, boxes willed with society folk
&tbe grandstand a seething mass
o. .aeeai a mammouth crowd TO
~ me opening event. there seems
No. nothing missing. and the pros
Tu,s Is for a magnificent success.
M, owes it to itself to pay homage
M, only 10 the city, but the pro-
. ~ AZ well. a lsn the visiting peo-
20 9ere from the east and from
slli and Fort Sam Houston. Yes,
svstouch OF the military win be In
Sorsnee also, and IL is said that
wac line hurdle riding will be done
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Informal

Mrs. Devcrno Vcnecrs Informal
afternoon on Wednesday was lovely
In ila compliment 90 Mrs. w. Her
bert whitney who has just recently
returned from F~alfirouin after a
returned from ca tiutuip AFTER a
mombers OF tho Art circle were
guests.
Mrs. George CLYDE Lord brought
an intcroatiuE aasgmblagc OF ma
irons together ON Tuesday after
noon for auction bridge in compll-
tucnt 20 Mrs samuel II. Elikrs and
Miss Nltn Elklus OF Columbia, No,
who have boon recent guests hero -
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Clrvc-
land Hllson. Autumn'H crimson
hcrrica IN graceful clusters intcr-
mingled win .rll n O. ~ O." A.
p~rcttily decorated the rooma. Mrs.
claude l.. Hough and Mrs. Edward
II, Short were victorious m scoring
and when prlzrs were awarded. Mrs.
Eltins and Miss Elkins were also
remembered with ritta. Mrs. Ever
ct Manning and MIS- r. x Rh''es
assisted. Mrs. Manning extended
hoepitaltioa TO quite a number OF
friends later In tho week for an in
fur ~ hIldED WIFI IL vac \ decided
compliment to throo visitors.
Mrs Rena Il. Abel was hostess TO
IN % lei. group " fri'nda ON
Tuesday honoriug Mra. George FRS
bee Martin. A lovely luncheon was
russctt ,hryganthemums were the
served pt Iya Cup Inn Yellow and
de%corationa. The BIN At the Or
phoum formed n pleasure Tor after
hours. with Mrs. Abcu and Mrs.
Martin were Mosdamca Loyal j.
Martin. r. q. Carter, II. Bruce
Martin. Stanley T.. iI,scy, Don q.
ROY Max -. Andrcac and Hal
Ranbo.
Mrs. Murray u. Leonard enter
tanned informally at auction bridge
on Saturday evening. Autumn's
roses In all shades decorated tho
rooms Guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames James II. McCabc, Rollin
%. Gish. Everett Manning. Kirol X.
Holm, George Mcdaniel, william l..
NOEL. j.. II. Forster, Judge and MrH.
Albert G. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Hilson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nicholson.
Messrs. and Mesdames NJ. O.
Bredahl, l.. V. Crater. George Dye,
Carl Holt, w. r.. Kllmer. II, O..
Meyers, Clarence Stone and Gary
Vandcvcr are tho membera OF the
new dlnner-brldge club Just organ
izod. Mr.. and Mrs. Crater will be
hosts nj the next meeting which viii
be announced.
Officials and members Of Tho
worlds business offices, news and
composing rooms will enjoy n Hal
lowe'en masquerade dance In The
World building on Monday evening,
October 81. Guests will come dressed
7 "a upopka.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

There seems TO be a glad note In
the air these days and the because
OF all this is that Tulsa people are
home. Just a motor wniz over the
residential boulcyards some evening
about dusk proves this and IL Is good
TO have the folk back home again.
Much genuine pleasure Is being eN-
perienced in having Mr. and Mrs.
Earle W. Sinclair. Mr.. Harry sin
clair, Mr.. and Mrs. John n Mark
ham.-jr., the Walter T.. Nrlghts the
y. Rogers kemps, and many others
could he named; people who are as
ISOLATED with the best I'm Tulsa in
the way OF business and community
life, Who have been away all sum
mer. Even with the summers talk
Of depression in money matters,
people are rising above all tho sob
atmosphere and the better condition
OF all things is being felt and TO that
extent that the minds OF people are
turning psychologically TO gayetles'
even II the melancholy days nave
come, the saddest Of the year
Semeway, there are a few OF us
that have never believed that au-
tumn was the saddest time Of the
wear. For some reason, we all take
life Just like the snake changes its
habihments, just so we change IN
our attitude towards life. We seem
to catch a Whit OF the sweet pota-
toes in the pan, the sweet aroma Oh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Tulsa's large southern contingent
will be represented October 24-27
in Chattanooga at the annual Con-
ledcrate reunion. Already plans are
well under way TO carry a large del
Ugatiou from here Of both men and
women. To those who have not
lived in Dixieland and have not OK
peI!eucod the joys OF these southern
reunions, there does not Q 10 DO
much Interest shown and may IL be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
AnnOnnccnients

Tho Sigma Theta II sorority
their first dance Of the fall
season to bc given Thursday. Octo-
Der 81. nt tho Kennedy. Members
Of the Theta chapter. which 10 tho
local chapter OF this sorority arc
Misses Dorothy Applcman. Dora
fNhrmAn, Bollc Lchrman. Mira ~
Dlumcnfcld. Mrs. r.. Kushuor ana
Mrs. A. Hirschback.
Nj members and friends W tho
recently organized All Souls Church
Of Tulaa are invited to a reception
10 he given tho Reverend and Mrs
J. r Kennedy on Monday evening,
October ~ at 8 o'clock AZ tho rosl
denco Of MIR. and Mira Richard
Lloyd Jones. 1874 West Cameron
street. Irving PLACE Reverend Ken
ncdy hae recently come from HoH-
ton 60 assume tho pnstorato n this
church.
MIaa Thoima IYcld viii entertain
with n masquerade dance iu hor
homo on the evening ~ Saturday,
October ~, tho ocCuuiuu promiaiug
10 be rcplctc with all Halloween
Joys, !
Tho American association OF uni
vcrHity women nrc giving n dance
In Convention hall ON tho night OF
Friday. october q. 10 increase
funds Tor their scholarship that lH
given 'Hch year TO q mcmber ot the
sonior clt,s nl th- nigh achol. A
called meeting ~ the ASSOCIATION ig
called Tor Wednesday. October 10.
at the Y. W G.. A.. at 2 o'clock when
the program committee viii report
for tho entertainment Ht tho Mo-
,cmhci meeting at which time the
high school girls win be guests AZ
this time. three typos OF girls viii be
demonstrated tho student at tho
girls schools, tho corporation col
lcgos and the state univcrsitica Pa
irons and pbtronoRsrs for tho bone.
nt dance nra McHAra. and Mesdamea
Harry g. Ashby. Frank Hilton
Greer. John ". Markham, ir., J. n
Role. Herbert n. Mason, John D.
Mayo. Dana II. Kelsey Hugh King.
ir., Grant n. Mccullough. T.. n
O~horhoitzcC. Loring g. Bradstrect
T.. Rogers Kemp. prcssloy G, Walk
er. IT,. Patrick Jay Hurley, William
l.. Rirtler. John ]. Garkin. Burt Col
Inns. Or. and Mrs. j. walker Boyer,
pr. and Mrs. II, =. Oitcrn.
A meeting 70 nud final plans
for the Confederate reunion N
Chattanooga has boon called by vii.
Fam Talbot. Gdiutant OF tho r. A.
Hunt camp, u, &. ". OF this city, IN
the parlors OF tho Brady hotel on
Tucsday morning at 10 o'clock when
mombers Of the q. G. ". and Y. -,
G, are invited To he NproBent, Plans
Tor tho special train leaving Tulsa
W.T. hc mad bouvu ~ thiv timh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

pumpkin pic and fast browning tur-
key That spells Thanksgiving time,
we mellow into "a condition. mon
tally, that makes us begin to think
Of the approach Of that Blost Birth
day Of Him who loved the world
and we begin 20 plan TO make our
v and others happy,
The leaves fan. the birds go away
with their sweet song. the air grows
chin and nature sleeps, but within
u homes we snuggle with love as
an accompaniment az We axe into
the faces OF those we love In tho
home nest, The feast there grows
to much for our own confines and
we needs must stretch ourselves 10
the ueighbor and friend and we soon
let our smiles he seen beyond our
portals, we laugh and the sound be-
comes infectious and we soon loan
u happiness to others, why is q
that this seems to- be more preva
tent when winter SHOWS are near and
the world OF nature Is asleep. It
really seem that autumn and winter
are tho gayest seasons OF all the
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Ivy noted military men and women
riders from both posts.
The fine weather for the past Nw
days has awakened people 20 the
o zest IN life and things are
happening. Generals in society are
marshaling their homes into pros
p%ective entertaining places, the
Country club IS getting ready 20 fix
dates for Halloween affairs and the
lovely parties that accompany
ThanksglvinE a month later. Shops
downtown offer suggestion for the
mystic All Hallowe'-ve, with orange
and black pumpkins, blackaa's and
gpook faces. The younger set, espe-
clally the school and college con-
tingent, are already planning parties
for October 81 and the days close
thereunto,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

ID n..Ls NJ the alwrr am rnt wre> ooupg. c'ntrrsfHEo in society. In
IL some Instances II has beer. the home pIw who WNI lot change her "il.nC"hy
- taking IN the new responsibilities III narouy dlgn9, others have come 90 r1Ha
Ib.F on On new responsh,tieH o. uatrong dignity. others have come to tulsa
- heir new home and srus vl live elsewhere. Brides are always most Inter
N.. '.'rE 'ron nd Ffsin about In. fhe ri.Wta above " the Ht ~ airs
George Frsbee Martin, formerly Miss lnea Richardson whose aHEtE ~ Nnaa..
position as uaroh b. Mrs, IoyH j. Martin. mother Of MI NatiH. ct " very
surscys reception Ia the country club on the afternoon u Friday. The center
NJ Moore was Miss Ruth cole q south Bend Ind The Wedding - notable one
Al south Bead was In summation OF romance begun when IT, Moore attended
the urvcluy Al Noue Dame Is upper oval Is ,NFs OILS C. ,EFShh tL"sny
Miss Mary Jewel Conway Of h1, chy' Me. HwST. ME- CIr"hLts, totm.S1U"
pictures u Ga Marin and Mrs. EyaEs are from the j.. l. HFhn ptulos)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Officials and members Of Tho
worlds business offices, news and
composing roomA Will enjoy n Hal
lowe'en masquerade dance In The
World building on Monday evening,
October 81. Guests will come dressed
az Hponka,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

MIaa Thclmn IYold viii entertain
with n masquerade dnucc iu hor
homo on the evening ~ Saturday,
october ~, the o%cUuuiun promialng
10 he rcplcto with all Halloween
Joys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

The new trimmings are lavish and show all
sorts Of unexpected turns. such as fur or
velvet. appliqucd iu design. metal uHIl-Nnud
and decorative g.rdlns.
when tho ma gician said. "Sothlng mp my
sleeves" he wasn't speaking OF The new
frOcks and wraps, Gs nearly an the sleeves
have elaborate decorations ana each seems
to have its individual Interpretation.
Horses that go a thousand miles a day ana
are never tirCd"-nU you won't see them az
the Horse show. They Pc tho wooden ones
In the hobby horse barber shop, and the
delighted youngsters easily drive them that
far every day.
Mrs. Wucrth. buyer for the wgmon's store,
left yeHtcrday Tor New York hnd eastern
markets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
About People
6ovsnsnts OF individuals TO Ana
PROM The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

Rorsrs-W. W. Stevenson. Pittsburs;
G. ". Burns. Cleveland.
MeLurs-J. l.. Henry. Buckhannon; a.
+. Hail. Clark burg; E. w. Anderson
parkerSburg: W. NJ. Bryant. Falrmoh;
A. $. Taught. Warrington: G. T. Ross.
Parkcrsburg =. :. Schutts. iarkcra-
burg.
wiudsor-H f.. Boyle. Grafton: L. W.
Swartz, Weston; John II. Moore. Pits
burgh.
stamm-Hcrvey Mcdonnell, Hunting
ton: W. VI. Smith, Weirton.
Captain ]. Byron Nickcrson is If
Washington on business.
Mrs. Bessie Bennett, who recently TN.
dcrwcnt an operation at the Ohio VAL
10y General hospital has been removed
to her home in radrn city.
Delbcrt Jacobs has returned 10 his
hone in Padcn City after visiting
friends in this city.
T.. J. Stone is in New York city on
business for the firm of Stone & Thom's
Mrs. Haas Of the Rolf Apartments,
underwent an operation recently at ono
Valley General hospital and is recover
ing as we'll us can be expected.
Miss Esther Johnson of Thirteenth
street has returned HON" from an eN-
tended trip to western points.
A. J. Bremen is confined to his home
on Fifteenth street Ivy Illness.
Miss Jessie Lynch. who recently Suf-
fcrai severely spraincd ankle, Is r.
cupcratinE at her homo on Eastern FIT
tceRth street
Misses Stella and Myrtle Simms OF
the SUlS th5
city shopping.
Arch, MILAN Of Fairmont was bust
ness caller in tho city Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson T.. Whitaker. IL. OF Bar
Mar Place. has as her guest. her mother
Mrs. l.. y. .Ilaldaman, Of Portsmouth. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam NeSbitt and dauGh-
ter, Miss Mary Hannah. Of Fifteenth
street, have returned from a trip to
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McDonough.
recent bride and groom are at present
at Mammoth Cave. Ny. They Will re-
turn the latter part OF the week from
their honeymoon and will take up their
residence on the South Side Mrs. Nc
Donough was formerly Miss Minctta
Miller.
Mrs. Harry W. Smith. oc SprinGdnle,
viii be removed To the Ohio Valley Gem
eral hospital this morning 10 undergo
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William North, OF Short
Creek. accompanied by Mrs. W. II.
Nichols. Of WoodSdalc. will leave next
week on n motor trip to Chicago, whcrc
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Body Ash.
Mrs. Ash wat formerly Miss Vida
North
Mis- Ninfrcd Gray. of Stone Church
street. Elm Grove. IS able to &c out
after being quite III.
Robert Oldham. young son "r Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Oldham. of I.oring
Place Elm Grove is slightly improved.
Carlyle Rapcr has returned from n
business trip to ParkcrsburS.
c. r Ross OF ParkCrshurG arrived
hcrs yesterday and will spend the re-