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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
ACTIVE CHRISTIANITY
NEED OF THE WORLD
DECLARES DR.. FERRIS
To Many Observe The Form, Not hS
Character OF Religious Life,
Pastor Says.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
SAME SCHEDULE IN q
THE MILLS THIS week

rr",o will 10 but lIitls change In tne
rpornIluF rrhohulo of IN" various mIih
In tho wheeling district during ths
rnuIuC w"rh n'"ordlnR to tn" SchoooleS
m nunuuu,cd vog,ordRy morning IL
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Ir tho rnmo IN last woek. II 10 A rs
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H.Imoni. operating so por cent.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
MOONSEIINF AND GUN
GET NIEFS MAN JAILED

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placed In tho Ilolm"ni county pail ~ -
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cnrrinh IN nddliInu 10 hnrt"t ar ~"
crrl"H Dopuiv sheriff John failing"
found two l"nvcE 81 bread nnh tw" bot
,lNH Of lIuuid. alleged =" l." m""nrhin"
liquor when tho man wan urnrch"h n
gun war found In ono 81 hlH pockets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
INFORMATION BUREAU :.
ON WAFER BOND ISSUE

Thai tho citizens OF Wheenns ~.
Lc,,cr understand tho propoSeo u ~
quo for tho building OF rapia %
,ro,Ion plant before tho oieouon 49,
ia manned for within the next oS ~
C,i,y Manager Charles II. DOW"
tho establishment OF a oureA" VI ''A :.
nation. v,lsnu
According to the city mahaSc'
49,, ,,roou will bs established VITA
~" head, and every bit OF infof-
naIion nossible will be placed bs1ose
,ho nu,,iic before the election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
HIGHLAND SPRINGS NET
TEAM WINS MATCH, 7.3

Highland Springs Tennis Club de.
.eated Highland Park Tennis Club
yesterday afternoon in series OF
one set matches. the final score be-
Ing to 3 In favor of Highland
Springs.
The results were as follows:
slngics- Brcske, Highland Park
beat Dietrich, Highland Springs. 6. o..
Tyler. Highland springs. defeated
anderson, Highland PARK. -; Mavs,
Highland Springs, defeated Brandon
Highland Park. 60. Figg, Highland
Springs. heat Harris. Highland parry
60: HundicY. Highland PARK heat
Nance. Highland Springs. 60: Zacn-
arias Highland Springs. defeated
Anderson, Highland PARK. rs.
Notwithstanding and y;arrfs
Highland Park. defeated risg and
Zacharias. Highland Springs TX.
Nance and Garner. Highland sprinps
defeated Jennings and Hazelrrovc
Highland Park. 6-4; zacharias and
Ward. Highland Springs, defeated
Harris and Hundley. Highland PARK
So: Dietrich and Tyler, Highland
Springs. defeated Anderson and
Brandon. Highland Park. Ga
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Standing of Clubs.

Bnbo Csnepa, trusty hurier for the
Herbert Tarcyton team In the To-
bacco League, missed niche In the
baseball hail OF fame yesterday sf-
ternoon when Brenamnn pokcd. a
slow grounder between second and
first bases, which was just out of
tho reach OF the Tareyton inheld.
This was tho only nase hit Canepa
yielded during the entire nino In
ninKs he occupied tho mound, ana
Tareyton defeated Lucky Strike, Z
to o.. lie was frequently In trouble
because OF his wilunoss. but always
rallied aud steamed them In over the
plato so fast the Strikes couldn't find
him.
Canepa struck out ten men. and Is
sued Ave passes. He was supported
In sensational style by his team.
Bowles and Salo In particular con-
tributinE nice plays. The Lucky
Strike team was crippled to an OBJ
vious extent: and Cy Pearce. fresh
from tho Commercial League. was
freely bumped for baaa hits in tho
pinches. Tho Strike nelders con-
trlbuted no less than seven errors.
while their opponents did not COM
NIT single miseue. Hardy. OF 1Icr-
port iureyton, nauo tnroo nlts IN
four trips TO the pan.
In tho first game OF tho boulevard
Field double-hcader yesterday af-
ternoon. Fatlma won Its second con-
secutivo victory OF the second half
pennant seaaon, beating OF the
Muriel machine by tho count Of ! to s.
Fatima won as the result OF costly
errors hy tho Muricl holders. although
they could only hit George Powell
safely four times.
Muriel assumed tho lead Of tho
start, being three runs to the good at
the start OF the sixth inning. In this
frame Fatima scored three runs on
n hit. and three errors. Luck was
against the Muriels In thie case.
when an overthrow OF frst base by
their second baseman got lost under
the stands and let in two runs. one
scoring all the way from frst base.
1t Is understood the game is under
protest on this account
Fatima continued Its good work OF
last Saturday. II Muriel had sup
ported their pitcher in their usual
fashion. they would have won.
The umplring IN these games was
beyond criticism, Smith and Miller
giving entire satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
TAKOLA- CHURCH HILL
WIN IN COMMERCIAL
Defeat Earnest Brothers and
Dixie Eagles, Respectively,
Yesterday Afternoons
JOHNSON nunhs GOOD GAME
Former University of nichmond
Pitchct Sets Dixie Eagles Down
With hut Five Hits md Ono Nun
In Nine Innings Played,
Standing OF Clubs.

Church Hi easily defeated Dixie
Eagles In their setto yesterday at
Byrd Park. Johnson. eS-Spider star.
on the mound for Church Hill. was
inviucible, tho Eagles scoring their
only run on Beasley's long drive TO
left center. Billy Hay, veteran re-
ceirer caught one or the best games
OF his long career.
Carriers home run and Johnson's
hittinE were tho batting features.
Hicks, Mt short. neidcd In phenominal
style, accepting several hard chances
w'thou. an error, Powell, who was
once puzzle TO Church Hin, was
easily solved.
The playing of Amos at second and
Beastey's catching wero tho features
Tor the Eagles, The score;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
B. H. S. S. LEAGUE
standing OF Clubs.

The Barton Height Baptist defeated
the Barton Height Methodist in a
game lacking sensational plays. The,
Baptist victory was due to their abil-
!ty TO HIT when hits meant runs. while
the Methodists could not hit in the
pinches. Rayhorn, the new Metho-
DIST pitcher, was not as Ineffective
as the score would Indicate, as his
teammates defense broke at the criti-
cal time. Blntord's pitching was very
effective. striking out eleven men. and
walking but three. Talman and Pat
terson featured with the stick for
the Methodists. getting two hits each
out of three and four times up. re-,
spectively. Peasley and Beck con-
nected two, hits each out of four.
trips up.
The score:-
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WEISsMILLER LOSES
RACE IN HONOLULU
IHy As.oclated Pre.s.l

HONOLULU. r. H.. Juno 2l--An-
other world swimming record was
annexed by John Welssmuller. Chi
cago. tho Illinois Athletic Club star,
when no swan 100 yards hero last
night In 524-5 seconds. lowering tho
mark of So seconds made by Duke
Kahanamoku. Hawaii's champion in
1916.
Pau Kealohn won tho fifty-yard
mons open sprint. in n hairbreadth
nniSh WITH Johnny Weissmuller. of
tho Illinois Athletic Club. Chicago,
swimming STAR who competed hero
In sprint events last night before
hundreds OF visiting Shrincrs. Kenl-
oha's time was 243-5 seconds. a Iittle
slower than tho Hawaiian record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
WEST END IS WINNER
OVER POWER COMPANY

The West Ed Sunday School base.
ball team defeated the fast VirginIa
Railway and Power Company nine
yesterday afternoon by the score OF
70 0. The features Of tho game
wers the fast all-around playing OF
Bowlcs and Beasley, OF West End.
and the batting OF Jones, who con-
Hected safely twice out OF three
trips to the plate. Pointer, Of the
Power c1npany. aIHo did good work
in sfortst D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
MRS. JESSUP RETAINS
STATE SINGLES TITLE
fny Ansoclntea pressl

WILMINGTON. DEL. June "a
Mrs J. b. Jossur. OF Wilmington.
today retained nor titlo as Delaware
state singles champion by defeating
Miss Leslie Bancroft OF Boston. IN
easy fEshion, Sc. s-a. IN tho annual
championship tenni stAprnament at
the Wilmington countrs Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

base shits-Tayior. stolen bases.
iBeel ts), White. Double plays-Wn.
liams to J. Collins, Farrew tunas-
sisted. Fit by pitched ball-by
Williams, Taylori by Burton. Reams.
Left on bases-PreBbyterian n
8. Bases on balls
of Williams. 81 or Burton. I. Struck
out-by Williams, 81 by Burton. A.
Time OF game, 2:so. Umpire, Wood
all. Boorer, Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
wi,l,nm. nit. 10th Homer.

DETROIT. MICH, June 2l-Ken-
meth Williams. OF the st. Louis Amer
leans, hit his nineteenth home run OF
the season In the third inning OF
today's game with Detroit. There
were two men on bases, and Plliette
was the Tiger pitcher. The bali
cleared the right-held fence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Totals ......... SO
The score by innings:

Summary: Home runs-Jewett.
Stolen bases-Davis. Anthony, Hub
band. Schults. Muse, Grin. 2. Sacrifice
hits-Charnoch. SchuIte. Sacrifice files
Muse, McGhee. Double plays
Muse TO Griffith to Jewett. Hit by
pitched ball-Nuse. Schutts. Left on
Sases--C. ~ O.. 0: Third Christian, 2.
BGses on balls--oft Moran. 3: Ware. !.
Struck out---by Moran 8: by Ware,
IA. Time OF Eame-l:50. Umpire
Burger. Scorer-Newman.
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- - IVA - lOO VLV--O
Dixie Eagles ....... 900 900 Olo-l
Summary: Threehase hit-John-
son. Home runs-Carter, Beasley
Stolen bases-Hicks. Snracino, Whit
more. Sacrifice hit-Stuart. Double
play-McDonald to Amos. Left on
bases-C. X. a. c., S; Dixie Eagles,
3. First base on error--C. II. \. c..
z. Bases on balls-oft Johnson. l.;
off Powell. 4. Struck ou.--by John
son, o; by Powell. 9. Time OF game
1850. Cmpire-AIesco. Scorer-Sut-
ton.
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Totals ........ 80 "a 10 s

Seabrook ............ 102 900 olO-4
Church Hin Juniors 100 OOl l3x-G
summary: Two-base hits-An-
drews. Patterson, Spain. Lewis.
Three-base hit-Lewis. Bases on
balls-ofr Trnvillian. /; or Lewis. z.
Struck out-by Trevillian. 5; by
Lewis. G. Time Of game. l:45. Um-
plre. Andrews. Scorer. Sam.
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tBatted for Atkinson in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Takola ............. 500 500 aoO--9
Earnest Bros. ........ 100 600 20O--3
summary: Home run-Crosslcy.
Stolen bases-Crossley. Napier. Luck.
Stumpf. Wharton. Wood (S). Martin.
Sacrifice hits-Crossley. McAllIster.
double playa. Burnham 10 Nunal-
lie 10 Wood; Luck TO NARROW. wild
throw-Gentry. Passed ball--Stumpf.
H!t by pitcher-by Atkinson (Hoteh-
kiss); by Napier (Wood). Lef, on
bases-Takola. !. Earnest Bros. 4
First base on error-Tako!a. 8: Ear.
nest Bros. !. Bases on balls-ofr
atkinson. &: on Napier. !. Hits-or
Atkinson. in Z. off Moore. none In
2: off Napier. in 8. Struck out-by
Atkinson, 3: by Moore. !; by Napier,
,. limo OF game. 2Io Umpire.
o'Toole. Scorer. Joseph Il. Nunal-
lie.
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ders. Goulder. j. Stringer. Stolen
bases-Patterson. Carter. ], Stringer.
Sacrifice. hit-Rodes. Double play
Saunders to Hopkins. Hit by pitched
ball-by Rayhorn. 1 tBinfofd): by
Binford. 2 (Rodes. Steere). Left on
'bases-B. II. Methodist, IL: 3. H.
Baptist. Z. Bases on balis-off Ray
horn. 8; off Saunders. mono; OF Bin
ford. 3. Hlts-oR Rayhorn. 10 in
Ia innings: OF Saunders. none In
o-3 Innings: of Binford. 8 In 9 in
nings. Struck out-by Rayhorn. ):
by Saunders. none: by Binford, IL.
limo OF game. 2 hours. Umpire.
Grove. Scorer. McCarroil.
BY staging rallies In tho eighth
and ninth innings. the Episcopalians
nosed out the Presbyterians in a
thrilling game at Highland Park yes
terday. Dazzling catches by Reams.
White. Jack Branch. Thomas and A.
Branch were features extraordinary.
Prcsbytcriana.
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post-onlce ....... 900 600 DOL
Summary: Two-base hit-Patter-
son. Stolen bases-Eacho. 4; Ed
wards. 2. Hit by pitched ball
Tucker. Left on bases-Church Hill
Bank. 6: Post-OHice. 4. Base on balls
off Walton. 3: on CARRIER. /: OFT,
Thomas. !. Hits--ofr Walton. 4 In @
Innings: OF Carter. In 8 inningb;
OF Thomas, In 2 innings; OFF Kelly.
3 In innings. Struck out-by Wal
ton. S; by CARRIER. 3. Time hours
Umpire-Dutton. Scorer-Brackett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Miles DEFEAT CAUSES
CARPENTER TO CANCEL
Descamps Says Frenchman
Will Not Fight
Beckett. i
tBy Asnoniatoi pross.1

PARIS. Juno 21.-Tho defent OF
Marcel Miles by Battling sikh, tho
SeneRaic.o heavywoight. hero last
night. aud thu consenuen. cancei,nH
OF his bout with Georges carpentier.
removes one OF the reasons Invoked
by Carpcntier'a manager. Descamps.
for rcfus!ng Tex Richards offer for
q match'with Harry Greb.
Descamps attended tho fight last
night and informed newspaper men
that articles have not yet been
signed for return match between
Beckett. tho British champion. and
Carpenter.
Carpenter and Descamps nre busy
with motion-picture work in Eng
land. the latter having n small part
In the Aim In which Georges Is be-
Ing starred.
The mere mention of Greb's name
to Descamps caused tho little man.
ager to deliver a fiery Grafton, ac-
companied by Significant gestures
purporting to depict prompt
T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Highland Park.

80 "uu ARK ..... .ioO O0O Ol1-3
Boys Club 100 oI0-s
summary: Two base hit-W. Tiller.
Three base hit-lase. stolen. bases
Flick. Evans. Firth (2), wharton
90. w. Tilier. J. Tyson. Sacrine-
Firth. double plays-Fostcr TO
Flrth to Wharton; Jones to Short.
bases on balls--off Foster. l. OFF Nc
"lnnis. 2 Strucl: out-by Foster. o.
by McSinnis. .. Time OF game. 1:i5
Umpire. Flippen. Scorer, d. Cohen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
R. JR. ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Boys Club. 8; Highland Park, !.
Church Hill Juniors. O; Seabrook, 4.
South Side, 8: Ginter Park. 0 (for-
fei).
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Summary: Two-ba sc hits-F.etcher.
Orange. Cullcy. Stolen bases-Swann
tc), Clarke 80. Durvin, Jones.
Double plays-Jones to Fletcher TO
Culley. Hit by pitched, ball-Culley.
Jones. Fletcher. Left on bases
Maple Grove, 10: Monument. 4. Bases
on bnlls--off Zeigier, 3: of Jones, 2.
struck out--by Zeigier, 8. by Jones,
TO-. Tlme--fi40..e ~ ~ ~ ~,
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Herbert Tnreytou
Totals .........3i = 10 81 o
.Bat;el Tor Enrd In ninth

Score by innings: r
Lucky Strike ......... 006 600 Oo0--.0
Herbert Tareyton .30l 800 00o--7
summary: stolen hascs--W. Jones
t3). Devine. Double plays--Canepa
Z" sale 10 bowles. Hit by pitched
oalI--hy Pcarce Nv. Jones): by Can
cpa 'tf"rd). Icft ON hascs-T.,icky
strike. S. Herbert Tareyton. G. Bases
on balis--ofr Pcarce. 3: off Canepa.
B. struck out--by pearce. 3: by Can
epa. 10. Time OF game. 1885. I'm
pires, Smith and Miller.
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Totals -. .....3s 1o11127 Z
.Batted for S. Branch IN ninth In
ming. |A2 .-....
Score by Innings: r.
Presbyterians ....... 0os 600 300 9
Eplscopalians i.......4Oo 900 O33-1o
Summary: Two-base hits--Farrow.
NJ, Collins. Thomas. Cole. Bose. Three
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Totals ...........42

totals ......,....4t 10 SO TO- 6
sIivcsay batted'tfor Randall. u. y!
Cowardinl Ave. -. 900 900 0l2 02-5
Bainbridge ....... 100 O20 900 Oft.
Summary: Two-base hits-Owens,
Driver. Crostlc, Sharp. Davis. Three
base hit-Pnrdy. Home ruis-Taylor
90! Stolen ,baaes--Thornton yest,
Clayton. Caudle.s owens, F'lippen. .Dou-
BILE play-Dayis to Kahn to Sharp.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. s., Cowar-
din Avenue. Z. Bases on balls-off
Davis, 8: OFF, Gondrey, i. Hits-off
Davis. in II innings: off Condrey, .
In 8 innings: off Randall, 8 in in
nings. Struck out--by Davis, 5;.,by
Randall. Il: by Condrey4. Time OF
game. 2:4o. Umpire. Marsh. Scorer,
burrows. .s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

G. Powell. Stolen bases-Lucas. ID.
Doggett t2). Blnford. l.. Gentry. Sac
rifle htts-Jenk!ns. II. Doggett, Bag
by. Hit by pitched ball by j. Pow
ell tMayHeld. %. Left on bases
Muricl. G: Fatima. G. Bases on balls
j, Powell. 2: Sanderson. 2. Hits
or Sanderson. G in 6l-3 Innings.
struck out--by Sandsrson, /; by
iieckler, 3: by J. Powell :. Passed
oaii--R. poggett. Time. 1850. UNI
piTes. Smith and Miller.
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The score by innIngs:

IL. or Z. .102 OIL 400
II. l.. /. Blues 900 GOA Ooo-3
Summary: Two-base hit-Shnrp.
Three base hit--Kusterer. Homo
runs-Purcell. Stolen bases Cream
cr. Kusterer. LYDIA. Sacrifice hit
Blake. Sacrifice fies--Piageman.
Double plays-Jennings (unassisted);
Sharp 10 Creamer to Blake. Hit by
pitcher-by Ross ~; Kusterer. Bases
on balls-off LYDIA. j. of Ross, 4.
Struck out-by LYDIA. z; by Ross, 3.
Umplre-Wlnters. Scorer--Baln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
'TAREYTON MOUNDsMAN
ALLOWING BUT ONE HIT.
"Babe" Canepa Shuts Out
Lucky Strikc-Brenaman
Robs Him of No.Hit Game.

Results Yesterday.
Muriel. 81 Fatama. 4,
Herbert Tarcyton, q, Lucky
Strike, 0,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Earnest Brothers.
Totals .......... 81 as 27 12

'bat'ed for Gentry in seventh.
fBatted for Atkinson In seventh.
Score by innings: 7
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-12-14
HANGING Up THE STOCKING
Time N onere6 Christmas Custom
Dates Sack 10 the pays Of q.
Nichoias ct padua.

AKRON Italy comes the legend
from which we are supposed
to get the time-honored Gus
- tom OF hanging up the
Christmas stocking.
Good old st. Nicholas OF Padua
used TO throw long knitted purses tied
at both ends, into the open windows
OF the very poor people. These purses
were made Of yarn not unlike foot
less stockiAg. Finally II became the
custom OF the people to hang them
outside Of their window on the night
before Christmas, 10 that st. Nicholas
could put .. gift into them as he passed
by. BY and by, when coin became
scarce, toys were put In for the chill
dren, and useful presents for grown
people. In the North country where
it was rather chilly at Christmas time.
the purses were hung on the mantei-
piece. and 1t was believed that the
good old saint would come down the
chimney and All them. When these
purses were out of use. stockings were
substituted and have been used ever
since.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-12-14

those who are familiar with road
conditions expect the new piece Of
road to be pretty soft in the spring
for a few weeks, but that by June,
or even earlier if the season is not
rainy, the road will be brought into
fine condition. 1t is the common
experience that clay and sand on a
road surface must go through GER
tain stage of mixing and setting"
before it works down into a good
roadbed.
Vne Iron River-Brule improve
ment assures a good road all the
way from Chequamegon Bay to the
Head of the Lakes. 1t is true that
few miles of the highway in the
vicinity of Moquah has not been
graded to standard grade or widened
to standard width as yet, but under
ordinary conditions that stretch is
not very bad.
f
Melvin c. Larson, who with his
father, H. o. Larson lis engaged in
the breeding, of thoroughbred Hol-
stein cattle on their farm in the
Flown of Orienta, reports that the
bull calf which took first prize at
the bayfield, county fair last fall
has been purchased by Hjalmal
Freshman has been building up a
Holstein dairy herd during the past
few years, and now has fine start
in that line.
Miss Virginia Tarter returned
Tuesday morning form Ashland
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis two weeks ago
EShe is recovering very satisfactorily
from the effects of her trouble and
the operation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fuller, OF
Park Falls, Wis, spent a few days
here lasb week visiting with rela-
tives and old friends. They mo-
tored up. - SN1ysyNI
-f
Miss Mildred O'Todle, who is
teaching at Ashland, and Miss Myr-
tie O'Toole, who is teaching al
Washburn, spent Thanksgiving al
their home here.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-12-14
IRON RIVER
From Iron River Pioneer
FINISHED THEIR
ROAD CONTRACT
ChantelOis & Kaliher Com
plete the Rebuilding of No.
10 Between Iron River and
Brule.

Chantelois & Kaliher, of this city,
have finished their contract for the
reconstruction of State Trunk High
way No. 10 between Iron River and
the Douglas county line Zone mile
east of Brule.) The final touches
were put on the job on Monday of
this week.
The road is made up to specified
grade, and of a width of &c feet
from shoulder to shoulder. The
soil being sandy the foad was COW
cred with coating of clay, and then
covered with coat of gravel. The
coating of gravel is. not heavy
enough to make a finished road, but
it will be material help, and doubt
less more gravel will be put on at
some future time to provide good
wearing surface.
Just now, after the wet fall wealth
er, the road is far from smooth, and