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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
Moundsv1lle Athletics Announced An
tentions at Meeting Held Here
Last Night
VIII Bring Suit Against League 10
Recover Check OF Forfeit, oirec-
tors Informed
Now President Coos Into office-chanSe
Playing Schedule, Splitting II
In Half

Moundsville dropped from the ONO
Valley Inter-City baseball league last
night at a special meeting OF the iFam
chI-s holders held in the Market Auui-
torium. when George Phillips, tho newly
elected president. succeeded pfoIN
Brown. Much other important ousl-
ness was discussed
The decision OF MoundsVllle 10 uEop
ont was not expected, as Ross Sears
and Howard Pickering. who pu' 'ne
club IN the race at the organization OIL
Tho le,rue EXPRESSED themselves as
losing money several weeks ago at
meeting in Martins Ferry wheh '""
Dirky Birds dropped out
That the dropping Of the two teams
will not harm the loop but really neip
was the general Concen>us OF op'n'on d.
last nights meeting. II was plannea
at the first meeting TO have nue e'sn'
teams a n d two more teams were ia'ef
admitted, ,,. o.
II was also discussed last night 10
split the playing schedule In TWO Il IN.
lonvale. Amsterdam and Nheelins az
satisfied with the arrangements. IL ~
now nroposed to make the present
schedule end with the Fourt OF July
games and then draft another scaeou'e
10 continue until Labor Day.
Tho winners Of the first and Secono
halves will then play at the end OF .hs
60, son for the championship OF the
year. ,., =,
George Phillips was well pleased a,
Tho meetinr last night. and expressed
himself well pleased with the prospects
He promises to he a mos, loyal booster E
That the Moundsville club Will or'is
suit against the league TO recover It's
$3.50 placed us a forfeit was also re,
ported last night when directors OF the
league announced they have received
letters from Attorney Martin brown
counsel for the Mound City club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
DON'T GET U? NIGHTS 70 R
BLADDER ILLS
Dayton Man Reports Relief With
Simple Remedy After Getting
UP IS or 20 Times Each
Night for Two Years

Mr.. julius Mayer. l4s0 East Fifth ST..
saws In his own home paper. the Day
ton News: "For two years my bladder
caused me to get up many times at
night and too frequent in the day. After
taking n few doses OF Lithiated Buchu.
my bladder works perfectly normal and
| can sleep all night"
Initiated Buchu acts on the kidneys
and bladder as EPSON Salts do on the
bowels You will be surprised AT the
impurities which come from the bladder
after taking few doses OF Lithiated
Ruchu. 1t Is not a patent medicine as
the formula is on the package. The tab
let's cost &c each. This price makes II
possible TO place in the formula several
high priced drugs. which are useful To
give relief. 1t is not likely that you
have ever taken n remedy similar 10
this. Try few doses for baCkache.
scalding scanty or high colored urine
and frequent desire at night.
You can see the formula and learn
more about Llthiated Buchu at HoGe-
Davis Drug Co. {. II. Griest & Co, and
drug stores everywhere. or write The
Keller Laboratory. Mcchanicsburg.O Ohio.
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
WARWOOD
resnn1 Ser this column may DO ls1s
% ndeMAmAra's Drug store for Miss
Alisseexh MCCLURE, corresponaenG
Nyarsnmsuow Toast.


gtxses Sarah and Edith Long VII!
sntnrtain a number OF their friends at
their home this evening complimentary
10 their guest. Miss Betty Wells. OF
Akron, O. After several hours spent In
toasttnR mashmallows, a dainty lunch
con will be served the following: Misses
Betty wells, Virginia Mason, Catherine
West, Helen Jefferson Grace logan,
Anna Keeney. Sarah Logan. Isabelle
Marshall Sarah and Edith Long and
Messra Bill Cornell. Stanley karr,
Daytd McMillen, Elmer Genther. Bob
Freeze, Charles Steele. Martha kraft.
Aloert Smith, Jack Klein, Jim Lewis
Dance This evening.
A number OF the younger set VII
enjoy a dance this evening at Helteh'
btne's hall on Warwood avenue. I'M
affair Is given In honor OF the boys wh'
are home from college. A good orcheS
"a wJIl furnish poppy music and
large crowd IS expected. The boys who
ere homo are: Edward Pen. Edward
Smith, Paul Stetnoicker, Scott John-
atom, Curtis Strobel. Edwin Wright
william Marsh. Calvin Beck and Me
Schaffer.
birthday Party
Ma ster Charles Burger entertained
number OF his little friends at his nome
an Nineteenth street YESTERDAY atter-
noon. in honor OF his sixth birthday
anniversary. / ne al 1911 was ~ Wv AS
tire OF a lawn party. Juvenile games
md music Was enjoyed until about }
n'.lnc,k, when tempting refreshments
,.rc served on the lawn to twenty-five
l.'t.s guests.
Attend st. Alphousus Picnic
number of WRrwood people attend
81 the St Alphonsus school picnic at
wheeling Park yesterday. Dancing.
pIufes. swimming and other amuse-
trrn,s we're enjoyed until o'clock when
- large crowd enjoyed a basket supper.
Second y. p. Outing.
The Second United Presbyterian Sum
day school held their annual outing on
no lawn OF Miss Drusiila Garden on
yV,rUond avenue. Some very interest
M. contests races and games OF all
.nTt, vas arranged by I. H. Hornbrock
and some very handsome prizes were
awarded Al o'clock a picnic supper
vas enjoyed.
warwood Personals. a
Mr. and Mrs Waiter McMilNn and
daughter will leave to-day for Canton.
where they will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop. or
GAINESVILLE. arc the guests OF relatives
on Hess avenue.
Mrs. Robert Englehardt and daugh-
ter Dorothy, spent yesterday with
friends on Nineteenth street.
Miss Catherine Myies, o.! West AIeA-
snder, Is Waiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
MyIes OF Eighth street
Mis- Margaret Sheppard OF Mounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
FOURTH CELEBRATION
COMMITTEE TO MEET

meeting Of the citizens committee
m the Fourth Of July celebration has
been called by Mayor Thomas F.
Tboner for s o'clock this evening to ne
ha,d IN the Chamber OF Commerce as
sembly room In the Market Auditorium
Tho finance, athletic events. speakers.
decoration and safety committee VIII
together with the committee on ''ee
bridge toll make their reports. Ihe gen
eral committee has planned complete
program for that day with athie'"
events and band in the the afternoon
and fireworks and speakers In the even
ing. The celebration will no doubt sur
pass any former celebration OF Its Kina
ever held in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
PHYSICIANS AUTO
BREAKS BOYS LEG
Doctor and Police work Four Hours
to Learn identity Of Little
Accident Victim

A search that lasted from s until 9:l5
o'clock last night. finally resulted In
Luther Huntsman OF No. 1909 Chapline
street. hearing that his five-year-old
son. Andrew. had been confined TO the
Ohio Valley General hospital for al
most six hours with broken leg. cry
ing for his father.
About 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
the young boy ran in front OF DIR. An
drew Wilson'S automobile at sixteenth
and Wood streets. DR.. Wilson rushed
the boy TO the hospital and rendered
medical attention. DR.. Wilson and mem
bers OF the police force attempted to To-
cate the child's parents for three hours
but were unable 10 do so. The boy when
asked at the hospital what his name was
would only say Andrew" The young
ster did not know what his last name
was or where he lived.
The father on his return home from
work at o'clock last night was told
by the boys little sister. that Andrew
was not seen since 3 o'clock. 1mmedi-
ately the father began a search and at
almost 10 o'clock made inquiry at po-
lice headquarters. Here he was in
formed OF what had happened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
LAY CHURCH CORNERSTONE
At St, GAINESVILLE SUNDAY

committee. district superintendents ana
ministers that have served the church.
ministers OF the town. county officials.
copies OF local papers. small flag
and the names OF Bishop J. NJ. Thoburn
and his sister Miss Isabelle Thoburn 10
whom the new church Is dedicated as
a memorial. IN the copper box that is
being placed inside or the conversions.
The following program has been ar"
ranged:
Hymn. Faith OF Oour Fathers"
Prayer. Rev. l.. S. Rose. Martins Ferry
Scripture Lesson. Rev. J. II. Palmer.
Bellaire.
Solo. Mrs H W. Mitchell
Introductory Remarks
George Thornburg. chairman OF Of
ftcial board and building committee.
Address. .........D DR.. c. w. Danrord.
District Superintendent.
Conservation Of the Stone
Rev. c. W. Cooper.
Doxology
Benedictlon-
Rev. z. A. Miller. GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
WHEELING MADE FINE RECORD
IN SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
VILE Is the guest Of friends in South

VILE, Is the guest Of friends IN South
Warwood.
Robert Woods IL on several days
business trip to Akron. O.
Miss Anna Freeze, OF Woodsfield. ID
visiting relatives in North Warwood.
Miss Mildred Sanders has returned to
her home In Fairmont after spending
some time here with Miss Angela
Jones.
Mrs. Fred Workman. OF Pittsburgh, Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Harry
Tracey, OF North Warwood.
Harry Kelley and son have returned
from Columbus. where they attended
the funeral OF a relative.
Misses Helen and angela Wagner, OF
Pittsburgh. will arrive to-day TO visit
relatives here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
|AOUNDSV|LLE DROPS FROM |-C
lEAGUE--PH|LL|PS TAKES RE|NS
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$50 u m. and AT Is minute Intervals
thereafter baseball scores.
90 u. m.--Ba seball scores.
"Somcbody's Birthday To-day"
by Elsa Allen. H..
Florence Davies.
7:45 n. m-Government market reports
and a report OF the New YORK
stock Exchange.
500 p. m.-Baseball scores.
"Scasona BILE Suggestions for the
Home Garden" by Harry X.
E:by County Agrtcu>turist Al
legheny County Farm Rurea".
$50 n m.-Cncle Wigeilys bedtime
800 p. m.-Music
10: 100 D. m.-Baschall scores
1855 p. m.-ArlinGt"n time signals.
Music Program
Walter H. Ions. tenor.
Leo A. Donahoe. tenor.
A. v. Sandusky, baritone.
Miss Emma Bishop, aCCOmpanlSt.
Miss Caroline Gray, pianist
Artists from the studio Of Lawrence
Clifford Gibson.
Mrs Lavada KreilinG. soprano.
John McCuntock. violin.
Miss Alberta Ycigln. pianist and &C
companist.
Miss Francis Johe. contralto.
Lawrence Clifford Gibson, tenor.
Selections.
Danny Rov. Wcathcriy
\. V. Sandusky.
a. Flower Song. from Faust tsune IN
ltalian) .......'.."....... Eonh""
Mrs. I.avada KreilnC.
a. Romance ............. Wicniawski
b. Don Wings Of Sons.
............M endels sohn AChron
John McClintock.
One FlcetinC Hour ............ Lee
Leo A. DOnahoe.
Hungarian RhapSodie No. 6....... l!szt
Miss Alberta Yeaglin.
Christ in Flanders. ........... stephens
Walter II Ions.
a. Stride La Nampa. from II Trova-
tore ..',.,....,. ...''..''.''. , Nerut
Miss Francis Johe.
Selected ...,...,.......,. -----------
Miss Caroline Gray.
a. Day Ranishes the Night tsung in
ltalian) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lost,
b. Death and the Rairies. ......... Gaul
Lawrence Cliff5rd Gibson.
For You Alone. ..................G GIN
A. V. Sandusky.
I'll Forget u......,............. Ball
Leo A Donahoc.
q. Ave Maria. ..... SChu BERT llheIml
b. Hungarian RhapS odic ........ HauSCr
John McClintoCk.
There is No, Death ............ .OHara
Walter II. Ions.
Note: The time mentioned Is Pitts
burgh daylight saving time. which Is
one hour ahead Of eastern standard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
PLAZA THEATRE

James Oliver Curwood. who has writ.
ten most Of the big outdoor stories pre-
scented on the silver sheet provides an
Intensely human drama of the show
country in Gods Country and The
Woman" which Is showing at the Plaza
today and tomorrow. The story Is re,
plete with stirring situations and ad-
ventures, illustrating to the minutest
detail the life and mannerism Of the
various characters OF the Northwestern
snow country In addition to Curwoods
masterpiece there Is joyful comedy
and the Plaza News Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

The Toilet Water Club OF SLACK
Prince Lodge No. 19, Knights or Pythlas.
AT it's meeting last night. decided 10
sponser. a stilt race FOR boys. from
10 is years OF age. the evening OF July 3.
The race win have a patriotic feature
connected with IL. since the racers will
have to carry American Gags and write
short essays on tho flag.
The racers will start at the Pythian
Castle, corner Twenty-seventh and
Chapl!ne streets and win end their
race at the front door OF the 1ntelh-
gencer office The first prize winner
VIII be the first boy running or walk
ing the whole distance without getting
of his stills and handing to the city
editor Of tho Intelligencer the Amer'-
can nag ne carries and n short essay.
not 10 exceed 100 words. on Why I
Love The American Flag The first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

newt week. The play Of "Smilin
Through" will break all records for at
tendance this week, and tho next three
plays should do good a. they. have new
er been here before. Tho play follow
ing Three Live Ghosts Is a. new pro-
duction by John Hunter Booth. and will
have its premier here under the authors
direction. Mr.. Booth has sold the play
TO Sam Harris for the Harris Theatre
In \. 7. Mr.. Booth has written several
successes. and Guy Bates Post played
his y'Masqu Grader for three seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
FOR rHB ANrHopISr
CONDENSATION.
District superintendent, Q. W. Dauford,
20 Deliver AddrssS-1rany Min
listers Attend

The cornerstone Of the new Methodist
church which is being built at ST. Clatrs-
VILE, Ohio, will be laid on Sunday
afternoon at 1850 O'Clock. fitting cere-
monies having been arranged. DR.. c. w.
Danford. district superintendent. will
deliver the main address OF the after
noon and a number OF preachers from
all parts OF the district are expected
to be present.
One OF tho features OF the ceremonies
win BE- the placing Of Bible. copy OF
the Conference Minutes. Discipline,
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate. tho
naces OF the Bishops OF this Area and
tho District Superintendent. lists or
the official members. membership Of tho
church. and Its departments. building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
Bows Silt Race Planned
Bv the Toilet Water Club

prize will be IS In gold. The second
arrival will be given three dollars and
the third two dollars.
The route Of the race will be up Chap
line street 10 Twentieth. on Twentieth
70 Market and up Market 10 the lntelli-
gencer office. To win. boy must re-
main ON his stills all the way between
tho Pythian castle and 1ntelligencer
building. He may. however, stop to
rest. leaning against pole or wall: but
he must not get of the stills.
The entrants will be limited TO the
first nifty boys entering their names
at G. W. Greig's clothing store. l05e-54
Main street. Mr. Greig will furnish each
OF the ftty entrants a pair OF stills at
the PythIan castle the evening OF the
race.
The race will start at seven clock the
evening OF July 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
Partisan Sage
Will Save Your Hair

II your hair is coming out and causing
YOU worry go 10 your druggist today
and get bottle of Partisan Sage, III"
most delightful and resultful hair in
vigor.tor IN the land
SaN' your hair while YOU have hair
TO SAN Partisan Sage VIII do II ana
also Danish every sign OF dandruff, stop
your scalp from itching. and make your
hair beautiful and luXuriant,
Partisan Ssgrs does not change the
natural color Of the hair. &. II. Grest
& co. sells lots If II and guarantee
money back II not Satisted.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
game some twenty odd years. and
knows from whence he speaks.


knows from whence he speaks.
In the action Of the play. the authors
have interviewer some odd characters.
An Earl is impersonated who was Ill.
r"rily responsible for the supposed
crime for which a convict had been SEN
fenced. he having stolen the money and
also having run away with his wife,
French adventures. The story Is
simple, yet so effective the audience is
held sprll-buund Besides the scenery
ls artistic, and the plot unfolds in four
big acts.
Charlotte Wynters is proving herself
nm artist Of the first grade and the way
she has her admirers keyed up. be-
speaks Of her versatility. On the other
hand her personality wins unstinted
applause. Mr.. McWatters in the sole
OF the guardian Is superb. while the
balance Of the cast IS equal at all times
Two big crowds saw the performances
yesterday Tonight, tomorrow matinee
and night terminate the present play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
TIL: THEATRES
VICTORIA THEATRE

THE Man From Home" being pre-
sented at the Victoria theatre this week
Is proving without a doubt the best
production staged here this summer by
Charlotte Wynters and her associate
players Manager Wm ]. Riley Is en-
Gcavoring to Iive local theatre-goers
the best possible, and to date each and
every attraction has been up-to-the-
minute. Mr.. Riley has been in the show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
STRIKE CAUSING HUGE LOSS.

Scranton. Pa. June 22.-The suspen-
sion of mining operations April ]. has
cost the operators S52.7SO.0OO and the
miners S4l,9T9,OUU. Clifford Il. Connelley
state commissioner Of labor and indus
try declared in an address before the
Scranton Rotary club today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

Anybody hurt In the wreck"
zone gentleman. | believe"
Bones broken"
II think II was his heart. He sat
down by a leaking suit case and shed
tears"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

The great Tay bridge in Scotland
contains So piers and Is two miles
long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

walter II, ions.
Note: The time mentioned Is Pitts
burgh daylight saving time. which is
one hour ahead Of eastern standard
time.
Music is hroadcastcd from 1000 10
1915 a. m; and from 1880 10 100 p. NJ,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-16
FOR NEW BANK ON REVISED
PLAN.

Unforeseen difficulties which had
arisen in the process of rehabilitating
the defunct Union State Bank in this
city under the original plan proposed
by Commissioner of Fanance Fralick.
brought that plan to close at a meet
ling of the depositors in the old insti-
tuition and stock subscribers in the
new in the Fraternal Hall here last
Saturday afternoon. All had gone
well and the $4,000 for the new bank
had been practically subscribed, when
la question as to the priority claim of
$4,000 of Indian money deposited in
the old bank and secured by surety
bond blocked the proceedings This
question seems considerably involved,
and to date the surety company has
not agreed to sign so per cent waiv-
er on this deposit.
At Saturdays 3 meeting the old com
mittee arranged to return to stock sub
scribers and depositors the amount of
their subscriptions and their waivers,
and resigned. A new plan was pro-
posed, which contemplates the opening
of an entirely new bank, only taking
over the building of the old one, and
the liquidation of the old institution
by the state department of finance.
On which plan the commissioner has
agreed to grant charter. The fol-
lowing committee was elected to direct
the work on the new plan: G. c. Pen
nell, P. w. Mitchell, E. B. Brown, P.
M. Harding, J. w. Moreland, o. A.
Roupe, Wilfred Waters, w. H. Yeng-
lin, Fred Turner and Chancey Wallace.
A meeting of this committee was to
have been held for organization, etc,
yesterday afternoon, but illness pre-
vented several from attending, and a
later date was found advisable.
The old committee requests all stock
and signers of waivers of
deposit to call for same at the office
of the secretary, E. L. Schnell, at the
Nezperce Motor & Supply Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-16
brotherhood Creates Interest.

The Brotherhood met at the social
hall for dinner at six O'Clock last
night. The tables were artistically
decorated with Pussy willows and
hyacinths. Thirty-four men partook
of a sumptuous repast. The menu
consisted of cream chicken, mashed
potatoes, scalloped corns vegetable
salad, marshmellow desert, cake and
coffee.
A very attractive feature during the
dinner hour was the music furnished
by the Community church orchestra.
The subject for discussion was the
Proposed Subsidy for Wheat Grow
ers" which was ably presented by our
local editor, Mr.. Conger. After his
speech real live rebuttal was partici-
pated in by John Booth and Mr.. Sup
pinger. Keen interest was marked
feature throughout the speech making
period. The next meeting may pos
sibly feature debate.
Those present were: Roy Defen-
baugh, Francis Bartlett, Allen Nc
Cready, John Booth, Harland Moser,
J. r. Hughes, d. Campbell, G. w. Sup
pinger, Peter Thompson, w. s. Down
ing, A. w. Mitchell, Joe Peterson,
James Sorenson, Joe Dunham, g. J..
Miller, DR.. Buchanan, w. P. Conger,
Rev. Pike, A. A. Hunter, J. M. Mitch
ell, Judge Niles, Mac Scofield, Cecil
Jones, S. L. Shoemaker, P. w. Mitchell,
G. F. Felt, Frank Chandler, George
Rowe, Chas. Yates, R. B. Sappington,
M. j. Olsen, AL. Huff, Roy Miller,
James Sutherlin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-16
Hen IS Huge Egg.

John Gertje, residing in East Lewis
ton. owns a Blanck Minorca hen that
lays eggs of a record size every other
day. The egg received from the hen
last Sunday measured in circumference
eight and one-eighth inches length
wise and six and hree-fourths inches
around. The eggs produced by the hen
are all of double yolk.--Lewisto;i
Tribune.
Nezperce people will not be surprised
at the above when they learn that the
Reverend Joseph Kelly, pastor emeri-
tus of the Union State Bank building
is at present Matron of Mr.. Gertje 8
hen dormitory. 1t will be recalled by
many that Kelly is the inventor OF the
famous Kelly's Chick Feed which is
doubtless responsible for these unusual
eggs. Whether Kelly is responsible for
the eggs or not, he could well be re-
sponsible for the story; in fact, story
of this size would be no effort for
Kelly. We suspect that in addition
to the position of matron, Kelly IS ex-
officio publicity agent for the hen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-16
Peter Il. Gibbons Dies.

Five days after he had been strick'
en- with paralysis, Peter r. Gibbons
died at the home of his SON, j. w
Gibbons, in this city at O'Clock on
the morning of Friday, March 10
Though enfeebled by the weight OF
years, prior to his illness he had been
going about in normal health. He was
IS years, months and 13 days old.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Flora at the Brethren church
at o'clock Saturday afternoon and
the remains of this well known pioneer
were given their final resting place in
the Nezperce cemetery.
The deceased was born in Indiana,
Sept. 25, 1886. In early childhood he
moved with his parents to Davis coun-
ty, Iowa, where the greater portion
of his life was spent. On March IL,
1857, he married Miss Harriet A. Har-
ris who passed away March 81, 1904.
To this union five children were born
Mrs. J. E. Devault, who died on
June 30, 1910, at Bloomfield, Iowa;
VIM. H., who died in infancy; Arthur
T., of Gait, Cal, Mrs. F. O. Smith, of
Spokane, and Joseph W., of this city.
Mr.. Gibbons was homesteader on
this reservation in Idaho county, and
resided on his farm until the death of
Mrs. Gibbons, since which time he has
lived with and visited his children in
Canada and California, returning with
his son, J. W., from California some
thing less than a year ago, they have
since made their home here. He was
a good and highly respected man and
his passing takes from US another OF
that band of sturdy men and women
who pioneered this prairie.