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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


Columbia Graphonolas and records or
sale at tho Smoke House 4l-tf
Mrs. Garfield Back-Mrs. Eva L
Garfield, Of Cottonwood, returned from
California this week after spending
the winter in caring for her sister
Miss Mary Seully, who was i'll with
pernicious anemia Miss Scully S case
failed TO benefit by treatment by
specialists in San Francisco who re-
sorted to many blood transfusions in
an effort to combat the disease, and
when it became apparent that she
could not recover, Mrs. Garfield took
her to the home of her mother at
Boise, where she died June 90 Mrs.
Garfield will spend the summer at her
ranch on Salmon river
FOR SALE Studebaker Big six
Automobile in first class condition. En-
quire Free Press. 10-4
FOR SALE-Slide trombone, prac-
tically new. Enquire Granville Drug
Store. 90
FOR SALE One 2-ton truck, bar
gain. Enquire Free Press. 1912
FOR SALE-Purobred black Poland
China hogs. Both sex. Albert Miller,
Phone 231. Stf
FOR SALE-Saxon roadster. Cheap.
See Kid Smith, at Courthouse. 1912
In Walla Walla-F'rank G. Gillett,
Of GrangevilIe, writes to the
free Press that he has been transfer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
PERSONAL

E. w. Rhett, stockman, of Lucille
was in Grangeville this week.
Mrs. Mabel White is here from spo.
kane.
Mrs. George M. Reed, of Portland
Ore, is visiting in Grangeyille.
Leroy Gordon was in GrangeviIIe
this week from higgins.
Judge James F. Ailshie and family
are here from Occur d'Alene.
Mrs. s. B. Reeves, of whitebird,
was recent visitor in Grangeville.
Harry B. zerr, of whitebird, spent
Tuesday in Grangeville.
J. E. Thamert was in the city re-
Gently from New Meadows.
Don c. Fisher is back from a trip
to Spokane.
A Doornbos and family returned
Monday from three days fishing to
Whitebird
V. W. Plat, cashier of the Salmon
River State bank, at Whitcbird, was
in Grangeyille this week.
Mrs. Virginia T. Hadorn, OF White
bird, was among the Salmon river
folk in Grangeville this week.
J. N. Rice, former county commits.
sioner, was in. Grangeville Tuesday
from Salmon river.
State Senator Seth d. Jones, Of
N,hitebird, was 2 visitor in the city
his week.
Senator and Mrs n. b. Pettibone
md children have returned from a II
shing trip to Newsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Roos and child
en-, of Whitebird, were in the city
he first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Overman, Of Port
md, Ore, are in Grangeville for a
isit to relatives and friends. /
Mrs. Theodore Tollefson and child.
IN, Of Portland, Ore. arc visiting
-iends in Grangeville. II
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Edmundson re-
lrned last Friday from motor trip
} SpoGane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGrane ard
m, Frank jry are home after a
eek's stay in Lewiston.
Robert Gill, stockman, Of the White
I'd country, was in Grangeyille
ednesday.
II. X. Hilboune, Of Nezperee, was
business visitor in Grangeville this
EEK.
Egbert Kabat returned Tuesday eve
ng from Bellingham, Wn., where he
emit short vacation.
James Morris and James Browning,
III known ranehers of the Winone -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
FOREST OFFICIALS
CONFER ON HIGHWAY

District Engineer F. f. Theme, Of
Missoula, and assistant Chief En-.
gineer f. E. Bonner, of Washington,
D. c., recently visited the new South
Fork road in the interest of the for
est service and conferred with the
commissioners of the Grangeville high
way district relative to maintenance
of the road.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21

Grangeville on Sunday pitched camp
at the Fish Creek Ranger station, and
remain, there until next Monday DR..
William MacNeill is in charge of the
scouts.
Brewster 3 Millions in the hilar-
ious tale of a man who had to squan-
der a fortune-and couldn t. George
Barr MacCutcheon IS world famous
novel coined into a picture iingling
with fun. At the Lyric for two days
commencing Friday, July 20.
LosT-From cacke ranch, near
Cottonwood, one bay mare, years
old, VT. about 900. Branded D on
left hip. If found, notify c. J..
Cacke, Cottonwood. lO-I
Camping-Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rob-
inson and son, and Mrs. Nellie McEntee
and Miss Eunice McEntee, are camp
ing in the foothills south of town.
Save money and time by placing
your magazine subscriptions at the
Smoke House 41-tf
Arrison Changes-D. w. Arrison, ru-
raj carrier, resigned some time ago
and is to take a position to ere for
the First National Bank building, says
the Moscow Star-Mirror, Mr.. Arrison
was for number Of years a resident
of Grangeville, and was a rural mail
carrier shere.
For Sale or Trade Registered Short
horn bulls, one yearling and one two
years old. Earl Mulhall, Grangeville
10-4
Federated Church-Service and Sun
day school next Sunday morning at
the usual hours. No service in the
evening. II. S. Randall, pastor.
Outdoor Services Services will be
held at Nurss grove. south of Grange
vile, on Sunday, July 81, at noon
and in the evening, by the Rev. G. R.
Chase. The public is invited.
Ever wonder how you'd spend
million9 Well, Brewster got his And
had to squander it, every cent in
year. But when everything he touched
made money you II howl with glee
ut the stunts he did to grow poor. A
comedy king in a picture lavish with
laughs. Fatty Arbuckle in Brew
ster s Millions" at the Lyric for two
days commencing Friday, July 49,
Dance ostponed-American legion
benefit dance, set for Friday evening,
has been postponed until July 30,
owing to the death of Leo Kabat.
Taken Up-Bay horse, about 9 years
old, branded on jaw and H on left
shoulder. Enquire Earl Mulhall,
Grangeville. 10-4
Elliott Writes-Howard Elliott, q
chairman of the board of directors of
The Northern Pacific railroad, who re-
GENTLY was in Grangeville, has writ
zen a letter to A. F. Parker, of this t
'ity, declaring his visit here was to
lin very enjoyable, and that he
would not forget the ride through the |
wheat lands of Camas Prairie. 7
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21

LoST-From Cacke ranch, near
Cottonwood, one bay mare, years
old, W.T.. about 900. Branded d on
left hip. If found, notify G. J..
Cacke, Cottonwood. l0-I
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Columbia GraphOnolas and records on
sale at tho Smoke House 41-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
WIRELESS PHONE IN
FOREST WORKS

Wireless telephone station, which
has just been installed at Moore s star
ton, in the Nezperce national forest,
is now successfully operating. Commu-
nicati0n was established with the
wireless station at Warren, thirty
five miles across the Salmon river can
yon, and messages were picked up
from San Francisco and other coast
points. The wireless was intalled by
R. B. Adams, telephone engineer, of
Missoula.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
SPEND SUNDAY OUTDOORS

Hundreds of Grangeville people
spent Sunday in outdoor recreation.
Many went. by automobile to the Ma
sonic picnic at Winchester, while
others were on fishing trips to the
South Fork and other streams. Scores
of picnickers spent the day in the
foothills south of. the city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
country, were in Grangeville wedres-

country, were In drangevllle Wedres-
day.
Commissioner and Mrs. E. s. Vim.
cent left Monday afternoon for their
home at Freedom, after having spent
ten days in Grangeville.
Dale Clark. chairman of the board
of county commissioners, Mrs. Clark
and their daughter. left Monday for
their home at Kooskia.
DR.. Ethel Meriweather-J Jackson will
leave Sunday for Nezperce, and will
not return to Grangeville until fur
Their notice.
F. E. Quist, bank cashier, Of Koos-
kia, and L. A. Fem, Kooskia attor-
ney and editor, were in Grangeville
Monday.
Frank j. Jefferson, supervisor of
the Selway national forest, with
headquarters ct Kooskia, was In
Grangeville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Hattabaugh
and Mrs. r. F. Fulton went to
Whitebird Tuesday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. c. H. Jillson.
Ralph Gregory, who is employed by
the Camas Prairie railroad, at Lew
iston, spent Sunday with his family
here.
A. L. Donaldson and son, of Yak
ina, Wn., were in Grangeville Mon
day. Mr.. Donaldson formerly was cash
Ter of the Salmon River State bank,
at Whitebird.
A. F. Parker went to the Rice & |
Harness ranch on Salmon river, |
Tuesday to adjust fire loss. The |
ranch house at the Rice & Harness
place was destroyed by fire last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hardy returned 7
Friday from Portland. Mrs. Hardy
and children had been in Portland for
several weeks. Mr.. Hardy drove his
car to Portland last week.
Prof r. w. Overman has returned
from Moscow, where he attended
University of Idaho summer school,
Mrs. Overman, who also attended
the school, has gone to Wallace to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ecker and child
zen have returned from an automobile
rip to Lewiston. Mr. Ecker has
his work in the local postof-
ice, after vacation of more than
month.
A. L. Gilkeson has departed for ,
rs old home in Missouri. Mrs. Gil !
leson and daughter, Nadine, have \
een visiting in Missouri for some :
ime. Mr., Gilkeson drove in his car T
0 Spokane, and from Spokane pro q
eeded east by rail.
The Rev. Charles McCaughey, dis q
rict superintendent of the Methodist y
Episcopal church, with headquarters n
t Moscow, was in Grangevlle late a
ist week enroute to the Salmon n
yer country, to conduct series of n
lettings. 7,
R. M. Pavey, county farm agent, r
RS. Pavey and children, and Miss p
steline Geary departed Thursday u
orning for Elk City and Rcd River
OF springs. Mr.. Pavey expects to
farm bureau work in the Elk City
strict during the next week. pl
Fred w. Karsten has returned from M
'aigmont, where he spent three weeks
1ldlng new stone foundation under1 u
ath the Interior warehouse. Mr.. "
arsten has contract for new foun-
tion and a driveway for the Nez-
rec warehouse, in Grangeville,
d will shortly start this job. ha
T. c. LYDIA, of Slate creek, was in :; ~
angeville Monday. Mr.. LYDIA and 10,
other, Fred LYDIA, are arranging to -, ra
stall an electric lighting and power e sr
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NOTICE To ELKs

All members of B. P. o. E. are re-
quested to meet at Knights of Pythias
club rooms Saturday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock to attend the funeral of
Brother Leo J. Kabat.
Gilbert W. Eimers,
Il. E. Quinlan,
Harold Harris
Committee
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LINGO SELLS HOME

o. T. Lingo has sold his residence
property in Grangeville to /. J. Odem
and Dan w. Guy, proprietors of the
Model Meat & Grocery Co.
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whom they came In contact. that OF all
farm exhibits they had ever seen In
any Of II, states they have visited up
To the present tlmc. the display at WAd-
dIncto, farm was the best. They also
praised the Guernsey cattle very highly.
stating that never before had they sean
such large number OF animals al.
carrying record which could not he
beaten ~ any other breed.
Yesterday morning the Michigan visit
torn wcrc given n treat when NJ. Marsh
& Sons. stoR:o manufacturers of this
city. presented them with rome OF Tho
s,oE!es for which Wheeling IL no: nd.
All tho mon In the caravan enjoyed Tnc
stoEies worry much. asserting that never
before had they run across EuUh fine
product In tho smoking limo.
The Sterling Products company OF
the Eas: End also presented every one
IN tho party with some Of thoir favovito
medicines. OF which thcy arc tho rols
manufacturers.
During tho forenoon yesterday many
local people won't 20 the fair grounds
Tho visitors enjoyed tho calls OF the
local people ver? much and they Mi
had good time. Many o. them yestcr-
day morning took planGe in tho swim.
rnin3 poo! which Ia but q short dis
lance from where they are camping.
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Michigan ladies' was called urou and
sang solo which all enjoyed very
much.
Leavs This Morning.
Thu Michigan people. following the
program. mingled with their IoHa.
friends whose acquaintance they BAD
gained during the evening, until a late
hnUr
Camp will be broken At an carly hour
this urnirg and The caravan OF AIchi-
gan farmers will continue on the re-
rra!ndcr OF their tour. going TO Hancs-
Vile from which city they Will TO 10
columbus. and then on their way back
home. after one or the most sucee"stui
tours ever made by an organization II
his country.
Animals Parad. NJ wsddtngtou-
Accompanied eN the entertainments
committee Of this city. about iI5 mem'
Gers OF rho Michigan caravan IN forty
automobiles LEFT tho fair grounds al
30 o'clock. Eo!nE 20 wadd!nEton farm
a short distance from this city "heT"
they were taken oyer tho entire Farm
ny ". G Helm. the manager.
Manager Helm explained the various
POINTS OF interest following which they
witnessed = large animal parade OF Inc
various breeds w. T. Broadhurst.
herdsman Of all the live gtock. e1-
planned 20 tho farmers the various anil
mAis
The ones which no picked out for
special attention were tho Guernsey
cattle. all Of which hold very high rec
ords. having been registered with tho
United States bureau. Each one OF
these animals has an excellent record,
which the Michigan people admired
very much.
While this parade or tho animals was
being given for tho benedt OF tho Wis
.,ors. Sid Mccoy OF tho Mccoy photo
ship. was busy taking moving pictures
% the entire procession.
e NJ Hunter. county agriculture
agent. had also planned for the farmers
TO visit several other large farms In
tho vicinity OF Liberty district Just
as the visitors were preparing 70 leave
q rain storm came UP which halted The
trip to such an extent that they all re-
turned 70 the fair grounds.
Praise Exhibit Highly.
Tho farmers. after returning To their
camp. told several local people with
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frcshmcnts were served at an appointed
hour. The guests were: Lucille Broad
water. Julianne Graham, Evelyn Gra-
ham. Betty Mckay. Mary Frances
Rhodes, Russell and Robert Conant.
Henry Amos. Carroll and Mary Noll.
Miss Mildred McMullen. student
nurse In the Mercy hospital at Pitts
hurEh Pa. is spending her vacation
wj,h her sister. Mrs. Jules Renter, and
Other relatives.
Master Robert Elliott having visited
relatives here for several days. left
We1nes day for Ravenna, Q. He was
accompanied home by his grandmother.
Mrs. F.. H. Young. who will be the
guest NJ relatives for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. q Griffin and child
rem have gone to Williamstown for n
visit nj indefinite length with relatives.
Mrs. Ward Frame and daughter Lois,
Of Parkersburg have returned home
from n visit with Mrs. J. F. Frame of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Talbot and child
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PADEN CITY

PHden City Aug. l7.-atlss Gertrude
Kimble. who has beer spending the
EAST few months with relatives and
friends at ClarksSurg. Philippi and New
Cumberland. returned home Tuesday
evening. she was accompanied by Mss
II!lda Psntony. or Function. w. Va.
who viii, be her guest 10. several days.
NJ. and Mrs. William Powell are
hame after visit OF several days IN
Fair mon. W. Va.
Misses Maxine and Helen Keifer have
zone 20 ClarkshurS. whore thew will be
tho guests Of the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Craig for fortnight.
Mr.. and MrA Gene Stewart have re-
turned 20 shiloh after brief visit
VT her sister. Mrs. CliN Morrow.
Mrs G. " Garrett WAS in New Mar
tinsv;lIa Tuesday TO visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend steele have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We find you can bring out the
beauty Of your ha!f 10 its very best
advantage by washing It with can
throx. Ii makes q very simple. in
expensive shampoo, which clcanses
the HAIR and scalp thoroughly Of all
tho dandluff. dirt and excess oil, leav.
ing a wonderfully clean, wholesome
feeling. After it's uso, you will find
that the hair dries quickly and evenly,
IL never streaked in appearance and
IL always bright. soft and fluffy; 50
fluffy, N fact. that it looks more
abundant than It. Is and so soft that
arranging It becomes a pleasure Just
use teaspoorful Of canthro1, which
You can get from any good druggist,
dissolve It In a cup Of hot water; this
makes a full cup Of shampoo liquid.
enough so it IS easy TO apply 1t to all
the hair instead OF just the top Of the
head.
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SISTERSV|LLE

rIstersviIle. ". Va. Aug. lI.-HaTry
Kerr, city editor or the akron, Ohio.
Press. and Dick Kerr. pf lrbana Ohiu'
are rhr guests If their hrnihrra, &. Il
and Arthur Kerr The visitors a." a.
rcmran;cd Ivy Gc"rE" Wni'", rr"scrrt'
Ing attorney f,r Champaign count
AID Frauk Anderson. n lrbana- Inc
trip Was made hy motor
l'up4I;. .rrvl,cS Will hc held Thurs
dav att.rrnon at %" nv"r the body OF
! Eyrr,rt kimhlr. aged 81. whose death
occurred Monday after lingering III
rrSs 81 lrh.rru 'n"is. Rev. J. q. Rauch
pastor "f rN' christian church. Will OIL
rlaic. Tho deceased IL survived ny
his wife and one son, Everett, Jr, h's
: mother and six sisters. Rur'1' - 10
10 mad" IN Uakwn"h cemetery.
Mrs. r. W TaIbnti has as her guest
MIS-. L.. T. Moore. IF Huntington
W. Va
r. r. BRADLEY has gore 20 Cleveland
OhIn. FOR visit or ten days with rela'
, ;j,"e and friends.
Mag Harriet johnson. Of tire Ohio.
side. gave reception Tuesday after
J noon. hnnorinC her guests, Mrs. w. g.
! Johnson. OF Columbus. o. Miss lena
, johnson. 90 Sow York. and Mss Eva
johnson, Of Marietta. q. More than
forty guests from this city attended
the affair. which was informal In ma.
ture.
Mrs. J. r Adanson and daughter.
Marie. or Maric:ta. O.. arrived Wc"res-
day md are tho guests OF the former s
sister. Mrs. &. V. Little.
Miss Mary Noll entertained q few
little friends Wednesday, evening a. tNc
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Bert
/ Enll. Games and contests fIed the
hours with pleasure and delicious re-
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t" ~. our again after a brief illness OF
rhrgnaiism
III ana Mrs Howard Tenncy Of
RrE:ss Run. wcrc visiting Mr.. and Mr.
joseph inland ~ Twrnty-fourth stree,
"a. evtn!nY.
Albert SaucrS o. Chapline street has
gore to NV inI!lGciphta. o., Ter il fc d"
days where he viii Tisit with relatives
Nc$Sr> Tod Holden and CLYDE MOI
German Of Tw"nly-rrSt street. are ">-
p-ricd HON" tomorrow fr IN trmher-
and. Md. where they have been TO-
i!r last month on n tnu7.
Thomas henson Of Twcnty-hrst stree
arrived homo tcrdar from Wells
burg where l,e has been on business
TRIP
Miss Norma Stroup nf Columbus. g.
has returned HON" after spending IN,
past twn weeks n g the guest o. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Harper If Market strr"'
Harry Reuben Ard family Of char'in'
stree, have gore 10 Sterling. O.. whcr"
they will spend n few weeks with T@'a-
lives
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called 10 Porters Falls to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Steele's mother.
Miss Ada Van Camp has returned
from Wheeling. where size WAS The guest
Of friends.
Mrs. l'uEh Northrop and children.
Mildred and Favn. OF Bens Run. arc Wis
itinx :hc formers sister, Mrs. George
Moreland. and other relatives in Sis
tersvillc.
Mas Lois Van Camp WAS IN Sisters
Vile "Wednesday shopping and calling on
friends.
Mrs. Jefferson Corse, accompanied by
Mrs J. II. Flerpo!nt. will leave Thurs
d!v for Visit ~ indefinite length with
fri"rds ~ Steub-nv!!le. O.
Many people from this city attended
~. ~>->,r>ice mons picnic held at
Paden Park Wednesday under the
auspices ~ roo-Thorn Fost 81 Sisters
Vile. A ball game between tho G"bS
and Doug hhoys was a feature OF the
sport program
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rem left IN their car Wednesday for
YOUNGSTOWN. o. and other points.
Mrs. James Meeks returned Wednes-
day evening from a brief visit with
friends In wheeling.
Mrs. Mary Roome Sutherland and
daughter Miss Helen are at Atlantic
CITY for a several weeks soJourn-
Miss Mary Catherine MaGner enter
talned a circle Of young friends Tues
day afternoon at porch party. f!o-
gressIve hearts was the faroSf1~ olrer-
sion and the first prize was re- oy
Miss Helen Boyers. Miss Ellen Hena-
CHAN received the consoiati prize. AZ
the close Of the afternoon delicious re-
frcshnents were served 10 Miss Marie
Bish, Of Clarksburg. Misses Helen Boy
; ers. Madonna Bradley. Madeiyn Rus
sell Ellen Hcnaghan. Emily Jones
Nancy Lazear. Grace Thoenen, Glada
Strain. Mary G. Sexton. Ellen Qulgley'
Margaret and Mary Catherine MaGner.
Mrs James Dages has as her guest
Miss Ruth Mccoy. Of Columbus, q
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SOUTH SIDE
LARGE CROWD
EXPECTED At
OLYMPIC MEET

When tho Fairgrounds of rhla city
h"id Their annual alTmpi" meet 80 '"'
t"~rl seventh stree: r.HySr"und> 20,
morrow evening. one uf the iarr =,
crowds that ever attended -uch an ''."n'
IL eXvectrd to h. N hand. N.Y. "ty
over one hundred entries have u'.. ~
qualified and II" Athlete enthusiasts
": this vicinity are EXPECTING 1" 80
,alrn place hero. Various attn sN'
Eam"a hay" been arranged for Nh".a
rrizes Will he given to the lhthy VIII
nerA
Return Tr1ne Tomorrow.
The Twenty live mrnhcr@ ot ST Fanl g
Evangelical church who Are IN PittS'
hurgh attending the convention al the
PENNSYLVANIA district f.Vanc"liral sur
day schools are expected t. r. lrn
home tomorrow nftcrnn"m. rev. \. I.
Rasrhe ~, liza local Evangelical church.
Ia IN charge oc To- local representatives
and is expected 10 return her" with 'h''
rest uf the delegation. Tn" contention
c.oses Today. Il being reported hat
over two thousand members ATTENDED
the affair.
Rain STRIPS WORK.
Work of repairing Ia" street al"nc
ThirLy-eighth and Jacob *trcotA las
been STOPPED ewing ~ II" hard rains
which MAKE 1t impossible 20 carry cut
the repairs The city hopes TO rnISh
the WORK al soon as possible AMI Yer!
much regret ihs hu,d up In work ON a
count oi the bad weather
South Side Br1efs.
Miss Ada Marsh of TWent! -hrS'
street has gone To Fort Clinton "heIe
she will visit friends.
Miss Elether Daui;herty Of CaIdwelI
Run. arrived home last evening from
MnrGentown. where che has h.en Tor
the last few days visiting friends.
Miss Minnie HAfer of Jacob street.
arrived home last evening from ''har-
lesion where she had been spending n
brief visit with friends
aissen Meme Spears and Hszabctl
Thomas of Jacob street. are expected
home this afternoon from Washing ION,
IA where they have been Wishing re-
Mis-. Carrie Marling az Cald~elr+
Run. ~ improving after short Illness
Margaret Fitch Of Woods street -
expected 10 arrive home tomorrow from
Wnus,ille. O., where shc has been pay
ing brief visit with relatives anu
friends. y,s
,tr~et. arrived home last evening from
Atlant.c city wh"re they have boon
rpandinG tho summer. The ronnd 'Tn
vas mado In an automobile.
Mr., and Mr. Andrew Kc.slcr OF Eoff
,tr,ct. havn gone to Akron. o.. where
they have been called owing to IN" w
meas Of relative.
MIEn l,eonR kcyFer NJ NC ."''N y
street. IL III with Hlight attack OF
grip.
md Rohn-t HeIdeIhack o. Woods "trcet
have gcne to Detroit. Mich. for few
days 10 visit friends. while enro ,I,'
10 Detroit th"y will pay SHORT Visit
visit with friends In Cleveland as.
Abort Knopo OF Bel!7ire was WAITING
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wells O: Woods
strect Yesterday.
M, and Mrx, Melvin Hanke Of me
South side nro expected home tomor-
row from Albany. y. Y. where they
have been for the last week VISITING
rca'!veE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

Michigan ladies' was called urou and
sang solo which all enjoyed very