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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-10
NOONAN NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart of
Montana are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart for
a while. .
Mr.. Alb Hoppe was business cal
Ter in. Southam.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chale Dewolf Friday Of last
week.
Mr.. John Parkas and sister Julia
Parkas were visitors at the Gulseth
home Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Brick and son Gordon
were visitors at the Frank Daily home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Powers and
children were visitors at the Mitizner
home Sunday.
Miss Mary Schiele and Miss Mar
garet Schiele were visitors at the
Schwan home Sunday. f,
Mr.. L. F. Reardon and daughter
Eileen and Mr.. Ellsworth Evans were
callers in Devils Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Frand Daily was visitor at
the Brick home Sunday.
Miss Adella Perkuhn and sister
Hattie were visitors at the Sorbel's
home Sunday.
Mr.. Floyd Lurios was a caller at
the Powers home Tuesday.
Mr.. Sam Hatton was a visitor at
the sorbel home Sunday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-10
CALM N%BACK
AS CONDUCTOR

Ed. Callinan, who for time. was
employed as conductor on the Great
Northern Railway, but who was dis
charged by the company, after which
he brought suit for $4,000, is back
on the job, after settling with the rail
road and dismissing his suit. He
made his first trip last Wednesday
night on Train No. 1.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-10
NIXON
(From Staff Correspondent

Seeding is nearly finished in this
locality and people are busy planting
potatoes and gardens.
The Young Peoples Branch met at
the home of Mrs. N. C. Kyhl Satur-
day evening. -
John frisco, Henry Nixon, Jet
Wheeler and Felix Poissant were bus
mess visitors in Southam Thursday
evening.
Teddy Poissant was taken sudden
" ill one day last week. He went to
Northwood Friday to consult DR.. Klr-
by of that place. At the present writ
ing he is some better.
H. E. Nixon and Albert Stepp mot
ored to Doyon on business Wednes-
day evening.
There was a meeting of the Boys
club at Hope school Saturday after
noon.
W. L. Kunkel, Joe Henley, Geo.
Leith, Art Seigel and R. Kurkel were
callers in southam Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Stewart have
returned from Great Falls, Montana.
Mr.. Stewart reports times not very
good out there and work scarce in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fingerton and
children of Grand Forks have moved
into Southam. Their furniture was
brought up by auto truck from Grand
Forks. Mr.. Fingerton is cashier of
the Southam bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stewart and
children of Southam and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stewart and children of Noonan
spent Sunday with Mrs. James Stew
art, ST., and Donald Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Retterath and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kelly motored to
Devils Lake Thursday.
Chas. Nixon had the misfortune ia
get some thing lodged in his eye
which was very painful for few days
A. L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Poissant
and Mr.. and Mrs. John frisco visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jet Wheeler.
Mrs. Nortz Holm attended W, C
I. U. at the Emil Rasmussen home
Thursday.
| There was a dance at the Newbr,
school Saturday evening. Quite
number Of the young people Of thi
locality attended. All report pleas
ant time.
! Donald Stewart, Henry Nixon an
Andrew Schlosser spent Saturda,
evening at Southam.
The W. C. T, U. met at the HON
OF Mrs. Emil Rasmussen Thursda,
afternoon. Quite crowd was in at
tendance and a pleasant time was ha
i. by all. The next meeting will be a
the home of Mrs. E. "A. Fosgate Ma,
10.
Jet Wheeler was quite ill a fe,
. Gays this week with an attack of an
pendicitis.
Misses Jennie and Alice Lenno
were visitors at the home of Mr.:
Henry Nixon Saturday afternoon.
Ben Burt moto1ed to Devils LAX
Friday afternoon. His son Arthu
came back with him to spend the wee
:, end.
The contract has been let for tn
new school to be built in Southa,
:, this summer. There were thirty-fiv
contractors bids in. The contract wa
let for $13,840.0O.
, Robbie Burt, Carl Stout and job
Brown were business callers in South
am Saturday evening.
Noonan school, Southam school an
!. Murray school will have their loo:
| play day Friday, May IL at Mona
! school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen an
t Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fosgate wer
Y shopping in Devils Lake Saturday.
There was a meeting of the diret
tors of the Farmers elevator a
t Southam Saturday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-10
MINNEWAUKAN

(From Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam scharf spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the Roy
Humble house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Humble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Scharf called at
The Washington times., 1922-05-14

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ST. Joseph Mo-, direct from the great Hartman mail order
organization Never before has this exclusive Beverly pat
in Oneida Community been offered these lib
eral terms offer you should accept quickly while
lasts Call at Hartman send coupon and ST. to-day
The Washington times., 1922-05-14

Only 81 and the House of Hartman, Americas largest
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The Washington times., 1922-05-14

Full Service for Six
g Teaspoons
g Tablespoons
g Dinner Knives
g Dinner Forks
1 Sugar Shell
1 Butter Knife
All Full Size in the
Beautiful Beverly Pattern.
Packed In handsome blue
lined mahogany finish case
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12

baskets and stayed for dinner.
Those present were Mesdames
Ruth Bender and her four girls.
Edith Turner, Chloe Carter, Hill,
Rusk, Bull, Flowers, Welsh,
Matthews, Rhoda Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincaid.
Misses Bessie Aretha and Ruth
Flowers spent Sunday with
Misses Ina and Edna Turner
Mrs. Hi Rusk entertained
Sunday Jim Bull and family and
Nathan Rice and family.
Dick Carter and family spent
Sunday in Carterville.
Mr.. Marriott and family, who
lived on Jefferson Highway west
of Dewey, moved to Omaha, Ark.
the last of the year, got settled on
New Years day and THAR houst
caught fire and burned up every
thing they, had but the tamil,
escaped without injury.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

!, Rev. Mr., Clendening was out
to his regular services Sunday
morning and evening. He and his
wife were entertained at Will Tur-
ner's.
The Carytown Literary viii
commence Saturday night.
1t is reported there is one case
OF chickenbox out in the Rising
Sun neighborhood.
Howard Gaddis' baby has been
quite sick with ionsiIitis. Mr..
Coos, John Ella',' ), Basil Nc
Clintock and Herman Winans
visited there Sunday.
Kenny Miller and John Gaddis
arc saving wood for Bert Wood.
The men WHO are not saving
wood arc working on Dewey Ave-
nue.. 1t will be graveled to the
creek by Wednesday and the
farmers are expecting a new
bridge over the creek soon. The
mail carrier, Mr.. Piercy, has had
a hard time TO ford the creek
when it is high and when the ice
has to be broken. He will be one
who is glad.
MIR. and Mrs. Roundtree and
Mrs. Haughawout were up from
Joplin visiting their old home
where Will Turner now lives anC
also Mrs. Harry Bender.
Rev. Clendening and wife stayed
at Mrs. Montgomery's Sunday
night.
A very enjoyable day was haC
Wednesday at Mrs. Harry Bend
er's when her aunt, Mrs. Allen
was surprised by the friends anC
neighbors bringing in we'll filled
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
LEBANON AND BORDEF
LINE
Miss Althea Armstrong

Miss Althea Armstrong
Meredith Hendricks and sisters
Misses Nan and Lucy and George
earns drove over TO Pittsburg
Sunday for a visit with John Jones
and family. Mrs. Jones, who has
been quite sick, is very much inn
proved.
j. w. Boucher called on Mr..
Waltz Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ocie Mcdaniel of Okla
homa is making a two-weeks' visit
with her parents, c. S. Andrews
and family.
Miss Clara Wright spent Friday
and Saturday with her sister, Mrs
George earns.
Irwin Armstrong and sister
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
BLUE AND BETHEL
Mary earns


Mrs. Budd is quite sick this
week.
Floyd Mitchell spent Sunday
afternoon with Marvin Garrett.
Mark Cones and wife visited
Saturdayeveningat LeeMitchell's.
Miss Matte Arner spenr Tues
day afternoon with Miss Mabel
Mitchell. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Quillin and son
Len and Mrs. Yates spent Sun
day at X. C. Miller's.
Lee Mitchell and family spent
Sunday in Jasper.
Mrs. Hazel Brous spent one
afternoon last week at Yates.
Ven Mitchell was sick last
week.
George earns and family spent
Thursday at Frank earns.
Eva Cline spent Sunday at her
fathers near Jasper.
Bert Quilhn and wife and
George Budd and family spent
Sunday at Mrs. Budd's.
Mr.. Severns spent Wednesday
might at Mr.. Yates.
4 Joe earns began work fol
Frank earns Monday.
\ Mrs. Keltner came home from
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
SHOWER 70 nRiDE-To-BE.

Last Friday afternoon about IS
Rebekahs met at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. 7. H. Hammond and gave
Miss Coda Patterson d shower
party in honor Of her approach
ing marriage 10 MI. Fletcher Pearl.
The, guests arrived about 2
O'Clock. 1t being a surprise TO
Coda, Mrs. Hastings finding her
in town offered to take her home
in her car, but brought her mined
lately to the scene Of surprise
where there was a rainbow Of
many colofed ribbons, running all
over the house, in and out Of the
rooms, making Coda quite
trip to find che end. There were
also many posters pinned on the
rainbow that had to be read aloud
causing much merriment as Coda
found them. One Of which read,
/" Go back to No.8," causing her
to find her way back again, and
on reaching the end she found a
large box packed with beautiful
presents, all Of which Coda was
very proud. After which she led
the way to the dining room fol-
lowed by her sister Rebekahs. All
Ipartook Of the daincs refreshments
which were in readiness.
After some real lively games
and music, all returned home
wishing Miss Coda a bright and
happy future in her new Ken
lucky home.
So much for being a Rebekah
H A Rebekah.
We take subscriptions for the
Drovers Telegram.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
FOREST GROVE AND BIOS
TON
Mr.. Geo. Fowler

:
c. r. Joyce spent Sunday in
Pittsburg.
Mrs. j. H. Browne called on
Mrs. Rist Sunday.
Charles Kunkler and family and
Carl States and, family visited at
Homer Rakestraw's Sunday.
The community club viii have
a meeting and program at Forest
Grove school house Friday night
Mrs. Virgil Martin and Mrs.
Silas Watkins spent Saturday
with Mrs. LATE Rist.
VernTrout spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Tim Browns.
j. H. Browne made a business
trip to'Lockwood Saturday.
Geo. Fowler. sawed wood for
LATE Rist Saturday and for Silas
Watkins Monday.
Bud Boss and family took din
ner with Harry Boss and wife in
Lamar Saturday.
J. w. Rakestraw sawed wood
for Scott Carr last week
The Boston Sunday School
young folks enjoyed q pie and
and pound party at home OF ]. H
Browne Thursday night. Games
were played and it was a most en-
ljoyable occasion
George Fowler purchased Z
Imilch COW in Lamar sales day.
Homer Dunn spent Sunday
4 with Frank Wilson. y
i Young peoples meeting wa
well attended,,in Boston Sunda.
evening.
i Chas. Tabler and wife enter
tanned the latter's sister and hus
band from Nevada last week.
Several from here attended P
M. Workman sale Monday.
Mrs. Tim Brown called on Mrs
Fowler Tuesday morning.
DR.. j. P. Gage and wife hav
: moved to Lamar and Mr.. Nc
Mannis and wife have moved t
I. the farm vacated by DR.. Gage.
The annual telephone meetin
: was held at Forest Grove schoC
t house Monday, night.
S Mrs. Clyde carp is staying q
the home of George Gardner an
y helping to care, for the Ware
!. twins.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
Joplin Friday where She is taking

Joplin Friday where she is taking
treatment for cancer,
Mrs. RuckeT was calling on
friends in Jasper Friday.
Miss Hinegar spent Friday
evening with Miss Carrie Keltner,
Daisy Pugh and Marian and
Helen Weston spent Sunday a,
Henry Pugh's.
Roscoe and Doyle Lilly visited
Sunday at 10y Worieys.
Mrs. Keltncr entertained com
pRny Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace spent the week.
end in Joplin.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12
W. c.r.u. Non...

The w. C. T. U. held an all
day meeting with Mrs. Daisy
Houser January 3.
The morning was spent in a
social way. In the afternoon a
most interesting program was
carried out. Mrs. Houser and
Mrs. Matthews furnishing special
music.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Cora CovertF february 7
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12


Misses Laura and Althea called at
IA. E. Armstrong; one day last
week.
Misses Ruth and Mary Winter
called on Mrs. Harrison Waltz
Sunday.
Mrs. George Halle was called to
Bushyhead, Okla, last week by
the serious illness Of her daughter,
who resides there,
The Misses Armstrong will en-
terrain the Farmers Union Ladies
Farm Club Wednesday Of this
week.
FOREST GROVE AND BOS-
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-01-12

We take subscriptions for the
Drovers Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
NORTH STREET SUNDAY .
SCHOOL. PICNIC JUNE 29

Arrangements arc under way 10 MAKE
tho annual picnic OF the North street
sunday school tho largest and hest the
church has ever had. Til" affair Will
be held at the Stat" Fair grounds on
Thu sday. June 9Th. and large crowd
- expected 10 attend
The athletic COMMITTEES which is com
posed 81 Martin Man!on. Earl" Gamble
and Clyde Campbell are arranging Il
enc program with tn" aid of II ;. cal
lowhlle. physical director Of tho local
:. NJ e. y. and this group NH nav"
something o. Interest for everyone on
the ground Th>re viii he about twenty
events and this should do very much 10
make the day ono o, rnJoi ment. Ihs
various contests which viii Ne staged
viii be published at a later date. An
other feature of the DAY will be tho Dali
game between the Sunday school team
in .he ~" Sunday School league anc
the Has Bcens" OF the school captain
ed by Ned Cunningham. This game VIII
lie called In the early evening
Ice cream. pop. candy and other re
rr.Shmcnts will be sold on tho Grounn
IN cover the expense Of the picnic.
Tho refrshm, commutce Is headed -
Nj Edward Rush W-N has had mi'h
experience along this line.
Members 81 other sunday Schools arc
cordially invited IN attend the DAY OUT
ing and the North Finders viii IVY :"
show them a good time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
Radio Program tomorrow

lI.hn a m.-SerViCNS Of ihe Emory
Methodist Episcopal church. Ttttshnrgh'
Sermon BY tho pastor. nr. W. W. T.
Duncan. an Does the GosN"l Demand
TOO Much Of Human Nature
as =. m.-"Th" Lost hoy NJ"
Wash, Lost" Bible story fer the
children.
30 =. m.-Radio chapel a. station
KDEA. conducted ny Rev. W. V. Racon'
rastor Of tho BAPTIST church. Du1uosne
20 Roy. BEACON WI, preach on "Th"
Preaching Of tho Cross. The music
will hc rendered nv The Lyric Octet"
OF Duduesne and McKeesport. consist
lnr Edward Collins aud Martin !. CRIT
An first tenor: John Ivey md Evan
Williams second tenor, !. Edward Jew
sins and John Waters. hrst bass: Algots
Johnston and Frank Hamlet second
bass. Miss Lila X. Stern. accompanies
no n rr-Ba schall scores.
500 n. m.--ScrviCes ~ the Fo'n'
Rrssz. PRESBYTERIAN church. Pittsburgh.
Or =. II Barker will preach on can a
Fearless Preacher Retain His Pulpit
To-day"
Note: The time mentioned Is fiuss-
hursh daylight saving time. which IS
ono hour ahead "F eastern standard
time.
Tho westinghouse hroodrtst'nS sta
,ion's call Is KDKA. operating on a
wave length of 2Sn meters. and lo'a'"f
a East Pittsburgh. IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
SENTENCED TO DIE"
DR., j. c. Clarke, Near EaEe Renei
worker, Speaks at First Pres
bytsrtan Church

"Scu,erced to Me" Will he N" Su"-
iec, Of Or. J. Caivitt Ciarke'S address
A. the ropular Sunday evening service
q, 7.45 o'clock at tho First Presbyterian
church. thirteenth and Charl!nc s'rr"ts'
nr Clarke, former pastor ana INA
tounua lecturer. was sent overseas ~
mo outset &C NO war as director ~
Russian activities for III" Y. NJ. I. a
md had supervision over 2ON."No kus'
sIan troops. Later. at tn" urgent re-
nuest ~ Ambassador Mnrg"nthah. Nc
,oincd the organization established L"
hiring relief 10 Armenia md syria. now
known as the Near East Relief ana mas
lust returned from Investigations OF
conditions IN Turkey and Southern KnS-
sIa He has p message for inc ncHnis
NJ Wheeling and large attendance Is
anticipated.
4 special Childrcn's day scrric" that
Is different will hc hold in the morn
Ing for the entire Sunday school, IN
Guiding tho cradle roll and home depart
merts. Dr. Samuel NJ Gibson. pastor
Will give Ar object sermon an In"
Treasure Chest" which will he inter
cs.lnr and instructive to old as we'll as
10 Young.
There are fairs FOR comfort ana acous-
,!con service for tho hard &C hearing N
this cheerful. cordial, comf"r'ahl"
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
WAT z RIM ( Z oNS SaooMS AND
OTHER GIFTS ARE TO BE
DISTRIBUTED.
ORCHESTRA MUSIC AND DANCING
ON THE TERRACE ALL
EVENING.

When ,hr Peerless Drug company
opens l,s doors in the Wheeling Steel
Corporation building TO- the public TO-
day Il will present the mos; up-to-
date equlpmer, and many novel stunts.
A twelve piece orchestra will play dur
i-z ths day and Al nrght dancing Will
o. held On ,he Peerless Terrace.
Souvenirs Will be given away. from
:cr 10 eleven II the morning 10 the first
five hundred ladies that come 20 the
opening each will he presented with a
full sized carpet broom. Following this
distribution from II - - the l!tte
ones will receive souvenirs IN the form
OF a Peerless Toy balloon. From ! 20 :
each gentleman coming - the store Will
receive large rjnc watermelon. n )
IS again reserved FOR thc Riddles ana
each one accompanied With an adult will
receive a generous SEED sample "t
Peerless CORRECTIONS. II IS expected
that many ~ the children will press
the elders into service as chapcrors'
From : 10 tho first tnno ladies who
come TO the store will receive 4 souvenir
consisting Of large powder puff. From
70 tire Riddles are again 10 he IN
evidence and zach will receive special
souvenir. Cigars. flowers and Other
souvenirs will also be distributed.
Nothing is 20 be sold or served during
the opening, As Mr.. Racr the Pres'-
dent OF tho Peerless company aptly puts
Il. 1T IS 10 be an occasion for us 10
meet and welcome our friends and have
our friends meet one another.
The policy Of tho store is to sell a.
cut prices reliable merchandise and
these prices will be in vogue in every
department.
The electric perfume spray fountain.
the automatic cigar cases and chewing
gum vendors. the new sanitary soda
fountains. the Peerless Terrace. kttch>
ems. prescription departments. offices
and storage rooms will be thrown open
for public inspection for the first time
and courteous attendants will escort
the visitors through.
Tickets good for sandwiches. drinks
or ice cream at the new sanitary foun-
tains or the Peerless Terrace have been
distributed TO all the ladies employed In
the Wheeling Steel Corporation building
and have also been distributed TO tho
employees in neighborinC office build
ings and department. stores. Several
thousand similar tickets are 20 be as
tributed 20 visitors during the opening
The Peerless Drug chain has also
taken over the stores al Twelfth and
Chapline street and twelfth and Market
street formerly operated by the Baer
Drug Co. These stores are to be re-
modelled and arc TO BE- n replica OF the
new store. AS soon as these alterations
are completed other new stores will he
opened in Wheeling and surrounding
territory The aim OF the new Peerless
chain Is 70 have one or more modern
cut price stores in many cities In East
ern ohio. Pennsylvania and West Ftr-
ginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
PEERLESS DRUG CO.'S OPENING
70 Be A GALA AFFAIR
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

; Oh =. m.--Conccrt by the Broadway
SlncCHa;crs. Billie raSc. saXophone and
clarinet. and director: William ClaNe-
land. drums and manager. James Eel
man. piano: Leroy White. cnrnet. Elmer
Warner trombone: sam R!nSgold. banjo.
The following selections will be played:
Tiger Rag: Hy the sapphire sea; Dane
ing Fool: Banjo Specially by Sam Ring,
gold, Ny N'ddiSh Nanny. Broadway
Sync"pators Blues: When Buddha
Smiles. riano Selection by James Eel
man. Broadway SyrcopatorS Rugler
Blues by Leroy White and the "rches-
ira; Georgia. and Teas'n.
SIS -. w-Ra sehal' scores
$50 p. m-Rercr;7 Of the seventh
Annual Universal Trophy AurtomoIile
Races 20 Re held a. Uniontown. Pa
7;on =. m.-EasehalI scores News
is = m.-Entcrta.nmen; by tho OK
ford Entertainers.
500 =. m.--Baseha scores. "Tr'rl"
z Club. History and Activities. b.
Margaret \. Keller. Mod!Ste. Mckee7
Rocks "a.
$50 p. N The burning of the Rice
Fields" . hedci7,s story for the chill
irc0 JD>'e WiESi'yS bedtime Stor!.
200 -. m.--NuSic.
in:oo y NJ Baseball scorce.
1875 r m.--ArljnC'on time signals.
Music Program
Irene Heron n Emilio. soprano, pu7i'
Of Marian Struthcrs Summers.
Gertrudn Ladders Chevernn! accom-
PIANIST.
Tho Tsch7ikovSky Quintet:
Henry HAIRY. IT" violin.
Don D'Tvcrnois. cello.
Inscrh reGiovauni. Hutc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
SAM SAX TO BUILD
HOME AT EDGWOOD

Eight building permits we're issued
yesterday by Building Permit ph'"cr
John Quinn.
The following were issued:
Sam sax. Gramc dwelling AZ lot No.
IS In EdEewcod cost $4,000.
Anna BcrhSi. repairs at Key Lane.
Elm Grove. cost $50.
Miss Mary ,irnSs"Urth. repairs A. AoN
n Front street. cost $3.50.
Eugene Kaiser, fran" garage. crock
and Wood street. cost $50.
Lizzie Phillips. brick garage A. lo5
and IOT S Huron street. cost $1,000.
W. \. Glrtin. frame garage At lot No.
81 Holstead Ave, r. g. ost So.
Mike Troubles. porch ut rear $40.
Market street. Cost $3.50.
William r. Payne. repairs ~ HOS
Eoft street. Cost $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
COUNTY COURT

Piductary.
Ada Mac Gano appointed cXecutrtx
for the estate Of William Otto Freisc
Bond $4,000 Appraisers arc Val q
Tundling. Thos. +. Thorcr and William
GilmIrtin.
Deeds.
Z. E. Miller 10 Guy II Winters. par
eel Of land or Howell avenue. Elm
Grove.
James ". Emsley. 70 Jacob Scwinn
parcel Of land IN Rtchland avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
Hold Frank Mentz
To the Grand Jury

FRANK Mcntz. Of RoSES Hill. SeferA,
miles from Edgington Lane, was held
10 rho grand jury under $1,000 bond
Yesterday afternoon by Squire Charles
Seiher; charged with shooting William
Wilhelm. aged Is years. of EdCinCi"n
Lane.
Wilhelm and a crowd of hoNE and
girls on the light Of May went I" the
Mentz home to screnadc Mentz and MS
now bride The yelling and hammer,
In. on the doors awakened Mentz ana
be- securing rifle. raised the windo"
and shot. Mcn;z did not know NE Sh"'
boy until awakened by the deputy
sherIfcs The boy Is recovering ana
was discharged from the hoSpital 'aS'
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
RIVER NEWS

The Betsy Ann cleared the wharf
yesterday morning at o'clock enroute
from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
The Liberty departed about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon on its way from
GAINESVILLE 10 Pittsburgh.
The Helen Z. locked early last
evening on Its regular trip from New
Matamoras.
The pool stage OF nine eet was reg
istered al the wharf yesterday.
Today's Boats
The General Crowder will clear the
wharf this morning about ! o'clock en-
route from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati
The Helen E. will depart around
noon today on its return trip to New
Matamoras