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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-19

Mottier. Lila Kapple recited In
a pleasing manner Jest Fore
Christmas. and THE Puzzled
Dutchman.' A charming dance by
Miss Edith Knapp was then given.
4 pleasing feature Of the after
noon was a Quadrille. which afford
ed much amusement. Those partici-
pating were Mesdames Anderson.
Harrington. Stewart, Stevens. Lud-
wig, Davies. Auetgen and Orr who
were dressed IN appropriate cos
tunes.
A floral contest was then INDUCED
in with Mrs VIM. N. Love receiving
first rrjze and Mrs A. f. Knots
the booby Inc program then closed
with the SINGING Of various songs
BY the History Chorus
Mrs James f. McQusid. as Santa
Claus. then arrived with her large
bundle. and as each ones humble
vas called. they received A gift.
Mrs. Long. assisted by Mesdames
Kepplo MettIer. RIcQuaid, Woods
Ludwig, Swain and Love. served
most delicious refreshments. in
iseenine with tho holiday spirit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-19

Tom Hammond. who attends st
Johns Military Academy Mt Della
Held Wisconsin. arrived n few days
ago fer tho Christmas vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hammond, OF Glendale Park.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society or the
Methodist church will meet at tho
church tomorrow. Wednesday. 81
two thirty O'Clock. Those Indies
holding tickets for the chicken pie
supper will please be there TO turn
them IN. The Fifth Division If
which group Mrs Wolf is chairman.
VIII act as hosiessos.
Trinity Aid viii meet at the Chapel
tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday. at
two thirty o'clock for pleasant
Christmas grab bag as well as their
regular meeting. The hostcsscs to
welcome the ladies' will be Mrs. J..
Swanson. Mrs. r. Bali and Mrs w
Bardens. The gifts for the grab
bag have been set with 4 minimum
or fifty cents.
On Thursday night. December the
twenty first. tho ladies OF Liberty
Camp Of Royal Neighbors, will he
enjoying a Christmas party at Molt-
Ike Hall on 297 State street. This
affair is to be an enjoyable one FOR
great plans have been made
Miss Edna Muehlberger and Clar-
ence Muehlberger both students Of
the University OF Wisconsin, will
to spend the holidays with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Muehl-
berger. Of Williams street.
Tomorrow will find the members
of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club as the guests OF Mrs 9. Fl.
Austin at her home on Wildwood
Road for a one o'clock luncheon Be
sides the usual games OF Bridge
which follow the luncheon a Christ
mas grab bag wfll be a pleasing fea-
ture Of the afternoon
Trinity League has decided to
postpone it's meeting which WIS
scheduled for this evening until
January.
The Alpha Theta Gamma club met
last evening with Miss Eleanor
Lynch and Miss Anne Litz at the
home Of Miss Litz on Erie street
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On Friday evening December the
twenty ninth. another enjoyable
Christmas cantata will be given at
the Trinity Chapel by the Trinity
choir under the able direction Of
Mrs. Glen Ebright The name of
the cantata is The Light Eternal"
by Lorenz and the choir has been
making a great effort to give this
musical in a most finished way.>
Miss Florence Hammond is ex-
pecsed to arrive in Hammond to-
morrow to enjoy the Christmas hol-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
sasse Of South Holman street. Miss
Hammond attends the University Of
Indiana
Miss Ruth Dickover will arrive
for the holidays from Madison, wis.
where she attends the University Of
Wisconsin Miss Dickover will
enjoy the vacation with her father
III A. pickover and her aunt Miss
Anna Dickover Of Ruth street
Mrs George Spencer Of Michigan
City has been visiting her sister
OF Gostlin street and also Mrs.
schauer Of East sibley street for
the past few days.
Last evening found tho teachers
ire Mas wood school an5o ably
gathered at the home of their prin-
cipal. Mrs shaffer OF Hyslop
place for dinner. The guests
found their places at a. table made
Christmas season by the use Of red
roses and the bright touch Of the
ornanented depe paper. Follow
ing the dinner the evening was de-
voted to informality OF games with
tt.a easfre o. e eran pa sea-
turc poinsettias added their Iovli-
ness 70 the living room OF Mrs.
Skaters home where this group
was gathered
The Ladiesr Aid of the Hyde Park
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Henry Durham. 1247
Van Buren, street tomorrow after
noon Wedne sdav. at two-thirty
CLOCK AT the neetlIl5 tomorrow
the articles left over from the bazaar
will be disposed Of.
.
Miss Marion Cunningham, who IS
attending Chevy Chase Seminary in
Washington. .. G, Is expected TO ar
rive for the holidays on Thurs&-y
70 be with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Cunningham. of Waltham
street
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SOCIAL F S:,.ss s9t
ALL HAMMOND BOYS CHORAL
CLUB

ALL HAMMOND BOYS CHORAL
CLUB
Miss Irene Trenberth. music ST.
ervisor in public schools. and her
sistant. Miss Dorothy Whitfield
we're the hostesses at a delightful
hncheon rendered the All Hammona
TOYS Choral Club, In the high school
safeteria today
This Choral Club was or9ani1ed
Pr Miss Trenberth during the past
lev weeks, being trained with a
view Or developing music activities
70 all the public schools. and espec-
ally among the boys. The mem
bs-ship Of the club at present num-
pers fifty seven. with representa-
ion from every public school in
me city
Miss Trennerth hopes to make the
club permenent organization, en-
iarging it's membership as new
voices are found. that can qualify
IT preFent a program Of Christmas
raroling is being developed. and
with the co-operatfon Of community
F5-vice. twelve engagements this
week have been booked for this
newest and youngest musical a.
sanization in the city
Tho south Side ". c. #. Il is
again preparing 70 treat the sold
iers who are nt the 18th St. hospital.
Last year the people Of Hammond,
through the auspices OF said organ
lzation. sent three bushels of APP
pies, three large home made cakes,
two boxes or cookies, over three
hundred glasses Of jelly. three
hundred and fifty pounds OF home
made candies, one market basket
OF graFe fruits. several pounds Of
nuts and fou-ty seven old records
and over seven dollars worth OF
new records. Again they ask the
cooperation OF the public to bring
the Christmas cheer 10 those who
are still confined TO the hospitabl.
Final packing win be done in the
Presbyterian church basement. next
Sa turday. All donations TO be in
by Saturday noon. The ladies ask
that all candies be boxed to look
Of the season.
The earteins are Mrs. ]. 9 Graves,
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The Royal Welsh Singers Will give
a concert. under auspices OF Won
ems Missionary Society. ar the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening
December goth. al s o'clock Adj
mission: Adults. 50 cents: children.
2a cents
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holidays with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Ruff, of Carroll street.
Miss Alyce Hammond IS another
university young woman who w4ll
como Tor the l olidays. She will ar
rive on Thursday TO spend the va
cation with ner parents. NJ md
Mrs Frank Hamomnd. of Glendale
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Ovrey. OF East
Carroll street entertained s. few
Of their friends at party Satur-
day eve This time was en3oyabIy
spent with music and dancing. in
the rooms tastefully decorated in
Christmas colcrs. At late hour
dainty buffet luncheon was served.
The evening was enjoyed by the
following guests; Mrs Erwin or
Detoit; Mr.. and Mrs D. Wieder-
berg. Of Hcgewisch: Mr and AIRS.
G. Elliott. Mrs. F. wonn. Misses
Ethyl Anderson, Kathryn Larsen.
Martha and Agnes Flebelkorn.
Messrs- Reese Sanders. from Indiana
Harbor; John solick from Gary. and
Lloyd Gearing and G. Fiebclkorn.
tomorrow evening. Wednesday. at
eight o'clock. at tho Presbyterian
church. the Royal Welsh Singers
will appear for the approval OF tbs
public. The concert is given under
the auspices Of the Missionary So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church
and large crowd is looked for. be
cause Of the splendid reputation
which these singers have made for
themselves. The people woh ap
pea are Edgar Dav les, baritone
able, because OF his large and So
norous voice: Griff Howell. the ten
or, with a pleasingly lyric voice;
Lucy Miller whose voice is decided
" finished. and Ernest Haros, the
accompanies Of ability. This con-
cert. which has been given so many
times successfully. introduces true
artists and promises to be most en-
joyabIe, just at this holiday time.
HISTORY DEPARTMENT EorrCE
There We're fortyfive members
Of the Hammond Woman's Club who
attended the annual Christmas party
OF the History Department at the
home OF Mrs. Howard G. Long. Isl
Waltham street. on December 18th.
After brief business meeting
the program for the afternoon was
given. in charge Of Mrs. David
kepple.
Little Miss Annabelle O'Callahan
delighted the ladies with two reads
iaEs. Sister Fan and Santa, Claus
and the Mouse and a cunning little
dance was given BY Lytta Jane
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HAMMOND MUSICAL COLLEGE.
Piano. voice. violin. mandolin.
guitar. banjo. raxaphone. clarinet.
cornet. cello. dancing. expression
Tel-1533.
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phone 1904 w; Mrs. Carl Ingram
phone S0s-J; Mrs. Roy Cameron.
phone si23-W: Mrs S. L. WiItsee.
phone s23S: Mrs. Oscar n Kiger.
phone 1870: Mrs. Bertha Reed. phone
s17a-w: Mrs. John Layton. phone
1857 r. Cali the captain of your
community for further Information.
The many friends-of Mrs. A. J.
TURK OF TT. Wayne. formerly OF
Hammond. viii be sorry to learn
that che has suffered a relapse and
is in a very serious condition
=
Mrs John Dyer VIII welcome the
members OF the Marquette Club to
the Hammond Country Club for
luncheon on Friday at one o'clock.
An interesting feature of this pre-
Christmas luncheon with Mrs. Dyer
will be a grab bag. Bridge .sIll be
afternoon.
The little friends or Virginia
Willxc. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wilke, win be sorry "a
know that she is quite i'll at her
hons on Detroit street. Virginia
mas been i'll for number OF days
and everyone hopes that She viii
soon be up and about again
Miss Dorothy Dye, Gerald and
John Dye, all students OF Purdue
university are expected to arrive
tomorrow for the holiday vacation
with their parents. Mrs. and Mrs.
James J. r. Dye. Of Johnson street.
Mrs. 4. Behling OF 1874 Madison
street is making the announce
ment OF the marriage OF her daugh-
ter Emma Holtz TO Frank Baddell
OF Hammond. The wedding took
place quietly yesterday, Monday.
December the nineteenth in Chi
cago and after the wedding service
the young people came out 70 Ham
mond where they enjoyed an at
-ractive4y pjarneo chicken dfnn-r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baddell viii make
their home with Mrs Behling for
the present
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1--we LOCAL
NEWS lads"
DOLL DRESSES
AT wASSEY-s PLATING SHOP

Phone 40. 81 state ST. Eammnod.
we have about 100 OF them
for sale we do Hemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornsred. enbroidering,
braiding. beading. tucking. fancy
stitching. 1.-2:It
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Miss Marion Cunningham, who is
attending Chevy Chase Seminary in
Washington. .. c., Is expected TO ar
rive for the holidays on Thurss-y
70 be with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Cunningham. Of Waltham
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Miss Marjorie and Gertrude Ruff.
who are attending the University o.
Wisconsin, Will arrive tomorrow
evening from Madison to spend their
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

The First State Bank has inalgu-
rated a guessing contest and will give
substantial prizes to the persons
guessing the number of pennies in a
jar now on display in the bank build
ing, the prize winners to be announ-
ced shortly after the closing of the
contest, which will be on the last
night of the county fair.
The pennies will be placed in the
Jar by three disinterested persons and
the Jar will be sealed so that no one
will know the exact number of pen
MES in the jar until the final count
is made, after all guesses have been
deposited Any person in Boundary
county except employees of the First
State Bank and their families, may
make a guess but each person is en-
titled to but one guess. 1t costs moth
ing to vote and there is no obliga-
ton of any kind in connection with
voting. A $40 savings account will
be given the person making the near
est guess OF the number of pennies in
the jar and a IS savings account will
be given to the person making the
second nearest guess.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
BOY SCOUTS MAKE NEW RECORD
Easy Winners In Scout Contests at
Spokane Fair Last Week.

The AZ Bonner Boundary Boy
Scouts returned Saturday and Sun
day from their weeks encampment
at the Spokane fair, bringing with
them the only honors awarded the
Scouts during the week. In the en-
campmnt Of 331 boys, there were five
teams who contested for the honors
in wall scaling and the trek car races.
In the wall scaling the Bonner-Bound-
airy team broke the record and APP
preached to within less than a sec
ond of the world record. The north
west record was "a seconds, while the
local team lowered il to 141R seconds,
a very close shave of the world record
of 13 3-5, made at Atlanta, Ga. The
members of h wall scaling team
were Richard Taylor, Keith Benedict,
Emery Arnett n d Claire Eddy of
Standpoint, Maurice Muzzy and Rod
ney Muzzy of Kootenai, John Stamm
and Glen Jacoby of Boomers Ferry.
The record of the trek cart race is
not obtainable but the members of
the local seven who won it are: Mel
vim Bliss, rider, Emery Arnett, Ted
Farmin, and Claire Eddy of Standpoint
Maurice Muzzy of Kooteai, John
Stamm Of Bonners Ferry and James
Parsons of Priest River
The Scout officers who accompan-
led the boys to the fair were: A. d.
Dayton, Leland Johnson, Arbie Dale
and f. o. Hagie of Standpoint and Geo.
II. Causton of Boomers Ferry-Sand-
point News.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

A play that has never failed to
thrill American audiences is George
Broadhurst's Bought and Paid For"
And now the William de Mile screen
version of it, which comes to the Am
azon Theater next Sunday, pribably
will thrill them even more effectively.
So well known is the story of this
popular play that to repeat it seems
quite superflous. 1t need only be said
that the picture follows the story of
the play with faithful exactitude, di-
verting only in those slight instances
where diversion meant betterment.
For it's direction, the picture could
not have been in ADLER hands than
those of William de Mile, whose con-
summate skill in the interpreting Of
scenes filled with dramatic intensity
has led to his becoming one of the
foremost producers of the motion pic
ture world. Heading a popular cast
are the popular Paramount stars, Ag-
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School AT Mine.

Arrangements have been made for
the opening Of a new school on Mon
day. September 1S, at the Idaho-Con-
tinental Mining Company's camp at
Hickman, and Malcolm Epley OF
Philomath, Ore, has been secured to
take charge of the school.
A. Klockmann, president of the
Idaho Continental Mining Co, was ac-
tive in securing a school for the bene-
fit of the children of the employees of
the mining company and the company
has agreed to pay considerable por-
ton of the expense of conducting the
school
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
Several Connles Married.

Carl Hagen and Seena anderson,
both of Helma. MINI. were granted a
marriage license Tuesday and were
married at the courthouse by Probate
Judge +. r. Henderson.
Last Saturday a marriage license
was granted James H. Rutherford and
Bertha II. Levy and the wedding took
place t h same day, Probate Judge
Henderson officiating.
On Monday Judge Henderson united
in marriage Harold Norris Wilson of
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

Kalispell and Mary Adelia Flint Of
Cutbank, Mont
Last Friday, Rev Henderson had the
pleasure Of officiating at the marriage
of II. F. Poffenroth and Myra Haun
both of Colfax Wash. and both cid
friends of his, Mr. Poffenroth having
been member of Rev. Henlerson's
church during his pastorate at Col
fax a number of years ago.
Yesterday George Lauer and Hazel
Lyons. a couple from Kootenai. Ida,
were married at the courthouse, Rev.
Henderson performing the ceremony
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PLAN FUND FOR
SWIMMING POOL

Continued from first page.)
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and the wall scaling. In the latter
events the Bonner Boundary county
boys won easily the first two days and
tied with the Spokane team on Satur-
day In the final contest to decide the
champions, the Bonner Boundary
county boys went over the wall in 14.5
seconds and Mr. Causton believes that
had they been equipped with gymna-
SUM suits they could have tied the
worlds record of 1874 seconds
An interesting talk was made by
Rev. George Fowler who recently re-
turned TO Bonners Ferry to take
charge of the Union church. Rev. Fow-
Ter told of the farm conditions in the
southern part of the state and ex-
pressed himself as being very glad to
be back with his former friends in
this community
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
Married at MaIIa NnlIa.

News was received here this week
of the marriage of Miss verna Bruce
daughter of Mr. n d Mrs. Malcolm
Bruce, to Edward Lewis, of spokane
at Walla Walla, on September 7. The
couple will make their home in Spo-
kane, where Mr.. Lewis is employed az
a carpenter.
Miss Verna Bruce is we'll known in
Boomers Ferry and has hosts OF
friends here who join in wishing her
and her husband a lifetime of great
est happiness. For the past seven
years she has been a nurse at the st.
Luke's hospital in Spokane.
Don't forget the big Boundary Coun-
" Fair October 5, and z.
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mes Ayers and Jack Holt, each pos
sessing a creditable host of laurels
In their support are such favorites as
Walter HERS, the rotund Paramount
comedian, Leah Wyant a n d George
kuWa
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

We handle only Carman mattresses.
The one that won the grand prize at
the worlds fair. Hende Furniture Co.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

There is something about the Tray
Tavern, in Spokane, that draws the
crowds from this vicinity. If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
THE WHITE CAPTIVE

Treking across the African veldt
she wandered from her wagon and
was lost in the desert. After many
hours under the broiling sun she
sighted a camp. A few moments
of rest and she learned the terrible
truth-she was a captive of a des-
ert renegade
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14

A nifty line of sweaters-the Brad
ley-just arrived at Walden Bros.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
THE TERRIBLE AWAKENING

Painting in the arms of the million
aire, Lady Vivienne awoke TO find
him lying dead at her feet Over
come by fear she fled from Eng
land and sailed for South Africa.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-14
THE TERRIFIC FLOOD

Then am tense, thrilling mo-
ments - the escape, "the sting of
wild honey" the towards confess
sion, the plot, the explosion of the
dam, the terrible flood, the rescue
and, finally, happiness.
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Lutheran Church.

There will be English services next
Sunday at 1045 a. m, and preaching
in Norwegian at o'clock Sunday
school at 10 a. m. and Luther League
at p. m.
NJ. P. DOMMERSNAES. Pastor.
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Opening OF the Blue Lantern

Under the management Of Miss Fran
ces Wood. a charming tea room, the
Blue Lantern" will be opened the mid
die OF the week. at Pleasant valley
The room, which promises to be one OF
the most unique IN tho city or suburbs,
will be handsome in It's decorations and
draperIes of blue; It's grey tables and
Its blue lanterns. Hiss Wood states
that they will specialize in bridge par
ties, and that the tea room will open
at II o'clock In the morning and will
remain open until midnight, unless
dances will be held Dinners will not be
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Birthday Party.

6HLAoay EdI ~.
Miss Genevieae Bedilllon entertain
ed a number of friends at her home on
Sixteenth street. Saturday afternoon
In honor OF her twelfth birthday an
niyersary. Dancing games and music
we're tho pleasant pastimes until
O'Clock, when refreshments were served
to the following guests: Misses Doro-
thy Lennon. Alice Evans, Helen Ems
Icy, Miriam Tustin. Dorothy Bedell,
Louise kindelberger. Betty Schoffer'
Margaret webb, Mary Ellen Fair. Vir-
gin!a Ball, Virginia Dillon, Wilma Jane
Cunningham. Elizabeth Upham. Neoma
Ford. Hester Marray, Maxine Barber
Doris Logstone. Mary Alice Shelter
Marie Burtoff, Larenda Hayes. Marta
Hess and Genevive Bedillion.
Teachers and Officers Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Teachers and Officers Association OF
the Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held Tuesday evening IN the church
A. r Morris. president will preside.
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a special
Meeting tomorrow evening al the
church. Mrs II. F.. ShearinE. pre7i'
dent. will preside
Community Club Meeting
A special meeting Of the Communi'
ty Club has been called for this even
ing at Willow Shoals.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soldier and
children, Melba md william vii
spend their vacation with relatives ir
Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Dean and caugh
ter. Marcella and Leila spent YESTERDAY
with friends in StcuhenVille
Mr. and Mrs. William Herb. NJ
Wheeling have purchased lot OF
Nineteenth street
Howard Hyatt was a visitor in Can
ton, Ohio. YESTERDAY.
Mrs. James Walton. of MourdsSillc
was the guests Of relatives on Nine
teenth street Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Bahra and sister. Mrs
Ellsworth Hibbs. OF Washington. n
c., spent the week end at the home OF
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REX THEATRE

There will be a bargain matinee TO-
day Of "Outcast" at the Rex. This Will
be Millicent Handley's last week aDo
she will not appear again at STOCK
prices, for she engaged with sam HE-
rls for term OF years. On sept Ena'
she will start at the Harris Theater In
New York. with ITS a Boy" company
and continue with It for the winter.
.Eou,cast" will give her splendid op-
portunity TO display her talent She
viii also have a chance 70 wear her
n.v gowns, which lately arrived from
paris The Rex looks for n record
week. at the popular play house. Last
week 10000 people arrlaudcd the
Wheeling girl.
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their cousin, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Wheeler, OF Seventeenth street
Miss Nellie Shirley, Of Columbus. O..
formerly Of this city. visited old
friends here Saturday.
Miss Alma Cassanilla, Of Cincinnati,
is the guests of Miss Helen Brown, OF
Warwood, avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reece of Nine
teenth street spent yesterday aat the
Summit House, in Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Lawyer and son.
Charles, have returned to their homo In
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charleroi, Pa. after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Gegner here.
Mrs. William Williams. OF Pitts
was a recent visitor with relatives on
Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Evans and daush.
ter. Betty and Alice. have returned
after. visiting relatives in Fraziers-
burg, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wasmuth. OF
Pittsburgh, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shearins and
family spent yesterday In Bethesda.