The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
ST, GAINESVILLE
BELMONT GRAND JURY |ND|CTS
TWELVE FOR DEATH Of MAJORS
commissioner OF Morgan county. which
all children are urged TO learn:
Your Noutn's . MIL

commissioner OF Morgan county. which
all children are urged 10 learn:
Your Mouths . MIL
Your mouths q mill TO grind your food:
| So you should show II gratitude.
\ You ask mo- children, what l mean:
Well. you should keep your mouth
washed clean.
] Your mosth's the mtll:; your teeth,
| the burrs.
Your tongue. the wheel that turns and
| stirs.
Your teeth grind all the food you eat:
So you should keep them clean and
sweet.
| II you neglect them day by day.
They'll soon dtscolor and decay.
| Then brush them morning, noon and
night.
with paste or powder-keep them
| white.
| And should they show the least decay
Go to your dentist right away.
| Your mouths the mill that gr,nds your
| food:
| Be sure TO show Il gratitude.
Realty Deeds
! Albert l.. Bumyarner ard Ida l.. Bum
! garner 10 Fred w. I.onEley. Tract OF
. land in Richland Township. COnsidera-
ton 800.
| Wilson {. Hirst and Rachel Hrst TO
The Farmers Supply Company. Tacoma,
! Ohio Tract ~ land In Warren Town
ship Consideration 800.
Alioe Bentley and ". +. Bentley to
AIDA E Hoops. Lo, No. IS In Steel's
Addition to Belmont. Consideration
1890
B. F. Carver. ct. al. TO Paul 9. Cum
! Minis. Tract Of land In Richland Town
ship. Consideration $1,000.
II. c. Way and Ada Way 10 Clara
Gyervinitt North half of Lot No. S72
| In Martins Ferry. Consideration $500.
! Emma ]. Bailey to Mary Ball Tract
Of land in GAINESVILLE. Consideration
800.
The Bedrock Land Company 10 c. NJ.
Rodeter. Tract OF land in Pultney
Township. Consideration 800.
New Cases Piled
Alta Jowdy vs.. Charles Amien. Ac-
! ton for money only. amount claimed
; $4,000 with interest from the 18th day
! OF August. 1921. Attorneys Nichols
and Walker represent the plaintiff.
Nealy Gitfin vs. saroh Bres.le and
! Edward ,Brestlo. Action for money
only. amount claimed 100000 with in
! tcres. from June IS. 1922. Petition al
leges that on Juno IS. 1922. defendant,
Sarah Brestle. wilfuliy, purposely and
maliciously did shoot plaintiff with q
! certain gun loaded with gun powder and
! lesden ball. II further alleges that said
shot entered plaintiffs left arm at q
. point about midway between the elbow
and shoulder joints. inflicting q wound
| Into and through tho muscles Of tho left
arm. injuring bone and periosteum
perform an operation for the purpose
OF extracting the bullet. Petition also
alleges that Edward Brestle aided.
allotted and procured the said Sarah
Brestle to shoot tho said plaintiff with
, said gun. Plaintiff asks damages In tho
above sum for tho Injury. Attorneys
/ ThornburS 4 Lewis represent tho plain
tiff.
! Mrs I. n. Castor OF East Main street
entertained q number OF friends at her
homo on Monday evening in honor OF
Mesdames Voorhees,. Hup and Mills
| oil Of Columbus. Cards were the chief
diversion Of the evening and dainty re-
\ treshments were by the hostess.
| Picnic.
| The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church will hold
| their annual picnic on July 25th at
| the home OF Miss Mary Newlin of east
OF town. Various social diversions will
| De enjoyed and fine picnic supper
| will be served.
81. UAdrsv1llA Dris6s.
Attorney w. c. Campbell OF Bridge
port was a business caller here yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Boroff OF East
Main street have returned home after n
motor trip In Western Ohio and Indiana.
Warren D. Church OF Wheeling was
q visitor In ST. Clairsville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Muth and daugh-
! ter, Miss Amelia left yesterday for