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Real Estate Transfers


H. L. Schultz, Trustee to August
1mberg, warrant deed $4,000. S ~
NE Ia 36-154-64.
Thos. Lennon and wife to Jennie
Lennon, warrant deed $1.00: Lots 5,
6, block 10, M. and Lockes 3rd ad-
dition, Devils Lake.
w. A. Hausman ct al to John and
Ole Overland warrant deed 1925.
Lots 10, 20, block II, Churchs Ferry.
Ina E. Metcalf ct al to Miles A.
Leach, warrant deed $1.OO 1-2 int.
NE Ia 33-155-60.
State Of North Dakota to Otto
Garske, Statet patent. NE Ia 1886
63.
State of North Dakota to Hans P.
Jorgenson State Patent. SW IA s.
157-63.
Leopold Eisenzimmer and wife to
State Bank of Devils Lake Warrant
deed $50. Lot II, block 1853. Devils
Lake.
Ole Tufte and wife to Hans Bolstad
warrant deed $40O. Lot Block 6.
Lawton.
State of North Dakota to Sam T.
Erickstad, State patent. Sc Ia s.
157-63.
Ole N. Bakken and wife to John o.
Peterson warrant deed $1.OQ 1-6 in.
N 1-2 Sc IA 20, N 1-2 SW Id
28-154-65.
Hans P. Jorgenson and wife to
Samuel T. Erickstad, warrant deed
$500. SW IA 5-157-63.
Joseph Jelik and wife to Rasmus
Jensen, warrant deed 900. Lots %
%, block II Park Addition Devils
Lake.
Mark M. Van Osdel to Georg,
Wright warrant deed $1.00 S 1-2 %
2 157-61.
Catheryn Degnan to M. Dogma,
warrant deed 81 SW IA %, Sc l.
Lot 1 Sec, %, NE Ia NV Ia Lot
z, g. Sec, 27-155-64, lot Block 46
and Lots 19, 20, block 10. Devils LAX
John Marshall and wife to Hans F
Jensen, Warrant deed 81. Lots 8, 4
block 27. Devils Lake.
Nels Smith to A. o. Sather Co
warrant deed $500 Lots 10, II, bloc
81. Starkweather.
State of North Dakota to A. J
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(From Staff Correspondent
NAV 29)

(NOv. 29.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Becker and
family visited at VIM. Maetzold We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Armella Rutten, who attends
high school in Devils Lake, is spend
ing her Thanksgiving vacation here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rutten
Henry and Albert Becker transacted
business in Devils Lake Friday.
George Hook spent Sunday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zessin.
Miss Nellie Murray is visiting with
her Grandmother, Mrs. Marr near
Southam.
A number Of young pupils surprised
Maynard Maetzold, Friday evening,
it being the anniversary Of his twenty
second birthday. Those present were
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Becker and family, Selma AmNdt,
Lidwina Rutten, Agnes Wolf, Julia
Johnson, Beatrice and Margaret, Muir
ray, Bert, Archie, Lyle, George and
Gordon Murray, Evelyn Amvdt, Ralph
and Bill Hatton, Albert Rutten, Len
haid Welt, Albert Becker. They
spent the evening in playing games
and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tharkel Peterson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Anderson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ander.
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jenson
Gust Becker and Miss Selma Amvdt
were the guests at duck dinner al
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Becker Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Meatzold anG
daughter Hildegard spent Sunday ir
Devils Lake the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred Zessin.
Ralph Hatton, Elvin Amvdt, Albert
Becker and Maynard Maetzold motor.
ed to Devils Lake Sunday afternoon
They had planned to join in the vol
hunt at the military grounds, bu'
got there too late.
Charles Maetzold was caller a
the Bill Latham home Tuesday. Cor.O
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alier county will be continued and
that every effort to clean up" tho
county will be made.
A few of those receiving sentences
today had pleaded guilty but many
had stood trial.
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Croix de Guerre
Awarded Dakotan

Minneapolis, Dec. 6.-Private Oscar
Clauson Of Brinsmade, N. D., and
formerly Of the twin. cities was to be
presented with the Belgian Croix de
Guerre by General Pershing here to-
day. Clauson was reached by wire
last night and arrived in Minneapolis
this morning for the ceremony.
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go AFFIDAVITS
OF PREJUDICE
AGAINST JUDGE

The supreme court has before it
approximately 60 affidavits of preju-
dice filed against District Judge F. T.
Lembke by parties in cases set for
early trial, particularly in Dickinson,
Judge Pugh will be named to hear
most of the cases.
The cases are of widely varying
kind.
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Miss Mabel 'Elverud of Churchs
Ferry and Morris Gresdahl of Leeds
were united in marriage in this city
on Wednesday afternoon of last week,
the Rev. Geo. Loftness of the St. Olaf S
Lutheran Church performing the GER
emony.
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STOCK REDUCING SALE

Every article we advertise is exactly like the picture
You will always find when you to store that the
article advertise fails to expecta
ons and will usually exceed the-Our policy permits Of
Misrepresentation either written spoken words
All goods marked in plain figures
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UNUSUAL IN MANY RE-
SPECTS is this five bed room cot
tage, which is so cleverly ar
ranged that not one bit OF space
is wasted. Compactly built, 1t is
really much larger than 1t looks
TO be and in reality quite large
family could very easily and com
fortably live in this home.
Entrance Is through a glazed
sun porch into the living room
which has an open fireplace. Two
bed rooms. several closets and the
kitchen comprise the remainder OF
this floor plan. 1t is here intend
ed. In line with the modern idea
of conservation Of space and trou-
BILE. 10 combine the dining and liV-
ing room but. II the owner pre-
ferred, one OF the first floor bed
rooms could very easily be made
into a dining room. preferably the
one that communicates with the
kitchen. There is central chin
ney for the fireplace In the living
room and for the kitchen range
and heating plant. There Is n
stairway from the kitchen 10 the
second story. also basement stairs
beneath the grade entrance. Here
one finds a full and complete base
ment with space for heater, tuel
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progress now being made IN
many branches OF science, one
cannot BY the widest stretch OF
imagination picture what won
ders will be seen and expert
enced BY those who are alive
fifty years hence.
But the fundamentals Of hu-
man progress are as changeless
las the sea and those who go the
.furthest in life's accomplish
mcnts will do so because OF their
adherence to- these clementals or
success among the most vital OF
which is the practice OF broad
constructive thrift
This does not mean economy
in money matters alone, but
ii means in a word the ellmlna-
'tion OF all forms Of waste. One
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for Wheeling where ahr will sp"nI th'
summer.
Mrs. Emil R,st was a. New M7r,in'-
willie Tuesday to visit her husband WI"
- IN IL" Wct="l county hospital
Thu E"N vas 81 n" wharf on Tues.
day oven nG and III" "NmCr!"a' on
"Wednesday evening and drew III" usual
crowds
pr. Schm"d Of New Mart'ns"tl'C Wa
Il professional callar IN town sunday.
The official hoarSor tn" ". T.. "hur"N'
met a. the parsonage Monday evening
snd transacted routine business
pr. and Mrs. NoGUr" of Jackson
burg were visitors in town Wednesday
Miss Z"na Muhleman returned nom"
Tuesday from M"rCaniowU wh"r" "h''
attended the Commencement exercises.
Mrs. ban Wttsch"y 90 Sow Martins
willie was tho cncsr or relatives in town
TUESDAY.
\ nu.rr~,' from town attended tn
funeral ~ he late Al"x Lu'kar' n the
- Johns NJ r. church Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Homer WicNs vas New Mar
tinsvillr visitor Wednesday.
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Quilting formed the occupation OF tns
day. following the serving OF dinner oy
the hostess the program was carried OUT
An enjoyable day was spent together.
Miss Emma J. Lyle and Williaba l.
Merritt. local residents. stole marcl
on their many friends on THURSDAY
morning and going to st. Clafrsville'
where a marriage license was secured
we're married by Rev. I. L. Leiper. pas
tor OF the United Presbyterian church In
St. Clairsvile. at the parsonage at 10
O'Clock They Immediately left on
wedding tour, which viii include trip
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Roush. Of Ray
land. Is spending few days at the homo
of her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. George BUGGY and family
who have been spending some time with
friends at Rush Run, o., have returned
to their home here.
Misses Hazel Nichol and Sarah Cald-
we'll, of Bannuck. accompanied by Miss
Frances Lee. local resident. attended
the Belmont County Sunday School con-
ven tIon which was held in Shadyside on
last Thursday and Friday. They being
the delegates from the local United Pres
byterIan church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey ana
daughter Betty. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barnes, spent Sabbath at the home or
Mrs. Humphreys sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harris. in Bannock.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Randolph. Of st.
Ciairsville. o., were week end visitors Il
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Lee, pc
Ing accompanied home by their daugh-
ter. Miss LoriS who was q brief visitor
with her friend. Mss Loui<e Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Nesbitt were
callers at the home OF the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Merritt, on
! Wednesday. on returning to their home
In st. Clairsville. following a short visit
with Mrs. Nesbitts uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. r BENTLEY In Canton.
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the CrTidrcn's Day services AT the VI. r.
and Presbyterian churches in Dallas.
Mount Union Presbyterian Sunday
school held their Children's Day service
last Sunday and a program or much
merit was rendered by thel little tots"
The Sand Hi! VI. L. Sunday school
will hold their Children's Day services
on June 18th. at 1890 a. m, and short
program VIII he rendered by the Infant
and Junior classes. followed by the bap-
t!sm Of children. All parents wishing TO
have children Christcned will please
take notice and be present at that time.
Miss Gail Francis. a student at the
State Normal school al Fairmont, Is
spending this week al her home here.
Mrs. William Luke, Miss Agnes Luke,
and Mrs Edward Null. OF Elm Grow.
arc attending the commencement eXer-
ri,eg Mt Fairmont. where Miss Blanche
Luke is I'm the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. James Junkins spent the
week end visiting Mrs. Mollie Jewell. OF
west Finley. Pa
Miss Helen Kent is visiting relatives
AT View Point. Elm Grove. this week.
Misses Neva Elda and Betty Null. If
Marshall avenue, Fin Grove, Is visiting
their cousin. Miss Anna Luke. this week.
Misses Nellie and Alta Winters. OF
stone Church road. spent Wednesday and
Thursday visiting their grandma. Mrs.
{. W Marsh.
Mrs BreItInger and sons, Harry. are
G:illy. OF East End. city. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Earleywine. :
Mrs charles Mccoy. who has been
seriously i'll for the past several weeks
with asthma. IS improving slowly.
MIR. and Mrs. James Campbell and
children, of Pittsburgh. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Campbell. OF Mt. Union.
Mr.. and Mrs William Junkins and
children. motored To Washington last
week 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. K. W. Luke is improving his res
idence by having 1t reprinted.
Mr. william Jones Is having his
house repaired. and a new kitchen built,
by Mr charles Mccoy.
Mrs. NJ A. Turner. is having a new
roof put on her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lenden were
city shoppers on Thursday.
Mr.. W. 4. Caldwell delivered load
Of fat hogs in the city on Wednesday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing. Of Warwood. formerly
Of Viola. will he pleased To learn that
Mrs Ewing Is recovering nicely at the
Wheeling hospital from recent opera
ton.
Dr Conrad, ~ Eighteenth street, city,
has been a visitor at his home here this
week
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LITTLE1ON

Earl OFT who has been attending
school at Buckha nnor. has returned
home for the summer vacation.
Thomas Huntington sper. Wednesda,
with friends in Mann!ngton.
DR.. Joseph A. Porter. who has heer
employed at Maybury, W. Va. for tt'
past three months ~ again at his hcm'
where ne now expects 10 locate TOR tn
future.
Miss Joanna Garrison Is visiting re
latives in Hundred for few days.
Miss Nell Murphy, who has been a.
tending school At West Liberty IS speN"
ing q few days here with her mother
Mrs. E. y. Murphy
charles Adams. who is employed
Fairmont. Is spending tho weekend her
with Ms family.
MRS. Clifford B!odce.t and two dauSh
tiers Ruth and Helen. spent Saturday
with friends in Hundred.
Mrs. Care Brodlsy very pleasantly on
tertained the Ladies' Aid society 81 -
NJ. z. church at her home inthe EaS
End THURSDAY afternoon.
Mrs. CT. Allerderand son Robert haT'
returned home after few days Wis.
with friends ut Folsom.
Mrs Wayne Nay Of clark*hurc =
amending a few days here with relatives
Miss velva Howard spent Saturda,
With friends In Hundred.
Mrs. Sarah Nay spent Saturday VIII
friends In Hundred.
Miss Freda Church. who has h""'
employed AZ Carneaj". Is visiting h"'
mother here for a tsw days
Miss Mabel Owen ~ W"llsburs "
spend SUNDAY here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Owens.
Miss May Slider, who has been -
tending school At EuckhHnn0n. Is spend
ing a few days here wi'h h"r m"'h"r
Mrs. o. A. Slider.
Mrs. c. c. Marelli spent Tuesday VIII
friends IN Warrington
John Phillips. who - employed :
wheeling. spent the Weekend here wiz
HIS family
Mrs. Homer Taylor 81 Hundred sp"n
wednesday evening her" with friends
W. r WeidmaU Uf Wheeling Sp"n
Friday here on business.
r. r. MAYHEM was Il business visit"
In Wheeling FRIDAY.
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THE GIRL ACROSS THE STREET

the street and
topic or conversation mas
Hotonw O
Of being the
in bu the
will comics his error an
the
girl with girl friends ana IlH
or THESE e '"
subtle strategy
she o
fellow ownsnen '"H'
the Howard boy WI"
butcher boy promptly! "o "
enter
girl confessed TO
the nnheF "
florist had the herself , . s ,o,,,r.
Foncgt him but it's K'ho OF III"
The heart OF woman
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MAJQRSV!LLE

Funeral services FOR john Bryan. n
we'll known dri'l"r tur tn" West VIZ
GINA Gas Cu'NpaCs. WN' "a Ss'd away
Sunday morning at -" family r"s'-
deHce. were h"ld a. y. IN. Tuesday
The deceased was - Years - age,
DEATH followed TWO days ii'neS9 OF
pneumonia Nj: Hryan'S wife. for
merry Miss Lucy Ollie. anu in'hn'
child preceded him :" the great beyond
Few years ago. He Is survived ny
FIVE children Marjorie. young LADY
Of y years. who at the rreS"n; tim" -
very id OF lung trouble 4: 4 ftttShNreh
<Jr:tnrsum: Jessie. Helen. Esther an"
pad q. home: his father. VIM Bryan,
900 sisters Mrs carrie Bristor and
Mrs Marjorie Morris: two brothers.
Jacob and Frank.
NJ and Mrs. Russell Richmond moved
rc,c,.ry 20 tho y W. Steele farm.
Mr. and Mrs e. W. Harris and chill
i've, 81 Nn~ttns F'erry. are speeding
Saw DAVIS with Mr.. Hsrv;s'S mrnthSr
>r- and Ms Guy Gct;inCs ATTENDED
Tho RIsS;e "ureraI 4: the 'enienna
church SUNDAY.
Mr.. Harry Gorny and children sn"H'
S,.d,r with Mrs Gorhy ut the Key e
noldS nns,,'lal She expects 1" com
homo Wedue, day.
Teachers far i've R'ch Hi S"a'' =
ysre appointed saturday - lA'F'oWH
c,ar1ie Este va re'u~0"d :" H."Hm-
0nil and =, nie lac: winters '"H"h''.;
vax ,cr. sncrcsSful. 80 "'Nr0' n2tr"n&
,ro mora 'Nnr lea ~ NJ 7"1'in'
mon. Iinsmnre school - d's'''
,Inn.d. md Wh1r'on's liVn S'N'"'
or.,cd with Miss G"7"" Sto-T'r> "+
.e,cber Nnho AMI Dolds schools N"r
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Folks Back Home J. H strieDe
CONVEX SATlON

Every normal human delights in the
sound OF his own voice. Discretion
may urge him 10 remain silent. and
respect for an arbitrary standard OF
good manners may induce him To az
! feet a modest retiCeuCe when his syS'
! tenn IS filled with words yearninG to
! be liberated. but his natural desire Is
! TO talk much and often, TO hold forth
! on the slightest provOCation and keep
; the floor against all corners.
! The subjects concerning which the
normal adult delights to make con-
versation are three: % his knowt
i edge. C2) his successes. and 90 his
pains and ailments.
! One who delights in paradtnc his
knowledge may talk OF grand opera.
Indian poets. the politics OF Europe.
psychOanalysiS or batting averages:
but in anv case his little bag OF tricks
I will be finished after time and he
will be reduced TO silence. Likewise
the man who delights in boasting or
his successes has but little way 70
go Though no be the eighth wonder
Of the world. the tale Of the wonders
he has done will come In time to an
end. and he also will be silent.
Hrt those without knowledge. who
have no acquaintance with success
NAV vet Contrive TO possess an ache
or an ailm"nt and delight in making
talk concerning II. And thus it Is that
seven.tenthS o. the worlds conversa'
ton concerns III" ills that hefall us;
for ills are tho common heritage or
all, and the tale of them may be con-
tinted forever.
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COLERhIN

A., r, 70, poi, ~
oaIioro -, rim home
M"t.'i'N re'IH' were '|,'e's a. .nI Ho'''
u WI "'" VA ,,lo,
\ hu'nDeF rom n"I"'' "''c''"e'
orange II ROCK nh
ing.
MI ana MIS- N''Ho'' ~ VA .'.'E
Ferry. spen; TIC weekend win MI anu
Mrs. 5. /. Nichcrs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. GcNrS" heCk' ~ , !e"S-
ant Grove. wee callers OH MI an" WI .
J. +. White Wednesday.
Mr.. II. +. White was business caller
IN Wheeling.
Mrs. \ j. Van Pelt' or Martins ferrE'
Wa tnr Eur'' ot heF S'S'e'' ME- l. ~
HoSue. SunddE
Mr.. !. T.. keHSer or Sar'nn' WAS
business caller here TINS |eeK'
Mrs. s. r. Ni"kers expects 10 leave
SATURDAY t"r Trip 10 A'"e"S' w. anu
MiddlrH city.
Eli Walker returned home from
tho ono Sta'e university ms "eeN'
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is comm back just as sho' rs gun is
iron; an It all sounds kind o pititul
TO me. Folks Is just foolin' the'SelTes
an trim to git some comfort out o
hope.
when a thing has done happened
it's done happened No matter /! us
right or wrong. booze has went the
way Of all flesh: an wishin 70 ii an
kictin' because the amt none to be
had is IKE Complainin' because week
hefo' last CANT come back.
I'm Of man. but amt never vet
seed a egg unhatCh itself"
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Bv Robert CULLEN
CONCERNING CURIOSITY

When ! was a very small boy there
was n kind Of reunion at III" home OF
ono Of my aunts, and numerous small
cousins assisted me in the business OF
making life a burden for the assem-
blCd adults. The aunt. being pos
scSsed OF n natural aversion TO 'u-
nerlls. called us before her ana
warmed us concerning IN" dangers
about the premises. She spoke with
particular eloquencn OF an open well
beck OF the barn, and described At
length It's depth and darkness and It's
annetite for small bows. Then she adj
monishcd US to keep far from 1t. and
went back into the house. When she
had gone. the other children went
about their play. but ] headed for the
wei as fast as my fat little legs would
carry me. When caught midway OF
the tourney, confessed 70 consum-
Ing curiosity to verify my aunt's state
!rcnts. would see that unusual well
or know the reason why.
Vow had violated law. but ] was
innocent Of guile. was without evil
TIT Mt. NJ sole fault was curiosity.
And That. am persuaded. explains
many OF the sins OF children and or
Young folks. While doors are marked
NO Admlttancc" there vii! be an Gag
crncs9 10 enter. The IS. r. o. sign
Nils us With a yearnirC TO get inside
Fer. spirit that isn't craven Is IN
trl-ueL ~ forbidden maths. There are
some things that must be forbidden
and r." prohibitions must be en-
forced: hut to conceal the truth ana
hedge youth about with "verooten
sicns IS to invite rebellion.
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months Of pat:rn, suffering. Funeral
.rryir.. we're conducted At the h""l"
:'r.day afternoon followed by burial 1T
r,ar.ng,on cemetery.
Mrs. IT, NJ SiN "f K u. Is Nt''hS
relatives At raden city.
Nrs Adam EalhflciSCh has returned
tn her homo At UrichSv'll" from i
look . visit With rt,ati"cS here
:. +. Rose and family were Nh""'ihS
'isltNrS Wednesday,.
II 81 uer was 4 rit,&hurGh business
visitor first Of the week.
Tho congrccation - m" ENanEeiira'
church listened to an interesting ser
mou 10y the n"W paS'"" Carl ScherH'r
or last sunday evening.
John Hahcrr"hl Na> wheeling ou''
mess visitor Tuesday.
Mss r.ulah rrc!h-~ 8 the guest Of
Wheeling relatives.
Nil, runtrc BEL is VISITING relative"
1T Hannibal. q. -
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MT. PLEASANT
DR.. E. l.. Hawthorne. is improving

DR. E. l.. Hawthorne. is improving
nicely.
Mrs. Grant Case Of Adena, Is visiting
her brother Will Shannon.
Rev and Mrs. +. w. Lodwick. were
out Of town callers Monday afternoon.
Mrs Alex Riddle, Is lying very low
at this writing.
Mrs Mary Hoge. moved to Martins
Ferry recently.
Misses Edith ard Mary Scott Of Col
Grain. who purchased the home OF Mrs.
Mary Hoge. moved to their new home
one day last week
MIR. David Buchanan Is improving
nicely.
Those who attended the Kithcart re-
union from this place were Mr.. Smylte
kithcart and daughter Miss Margaret,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller and Mrs.
Add HumphrevIlle.
:, Mrs Earl Mercer is improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs David Buchanan, Mrs.
Sophia Hooper and daughter. spent
Thursday with their daughter and sister
Mrs. VIII Lawrence.
Mrs. Earnest Hayne and son and Mrs.
Earl Beatty. were out Of town callers
Monday.
Charlie King and daughter. Mrs. John
Meek were callers at the Martins Ferry
hospital Thursday afternoon. --.. ..-
Dr.. Ellis Cope Of Barton, was a pro-
fessional caller at the home OF Mr.. Alex
Riddle Wednesday.
Miss Riley of Dilionvale was a caller
at the home of Mrs. David Brooks.
Miss Emily Riddle is III at the home
of her brother Alvie Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banner Riddle were
ca Hers at the home of their brother
Alex Riddle Wednesday evenlG.
Mr. r. l.. Bell. is confined to his home
with Illness.
Memorial services were held Thurs
day evening at the Granger hall at
Emerson for Will Hall, Albert Burke
and Geo. f.. Scott. deceased members
of the Grange at that place.
Mrs. Angelina Williams. Is about the
same.
Mrs. Robert Kithcart and daughter
were callers at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Hoge in Martins Ferry Wednesday,
Mr.. Gatos Is improving nicely.
Mrs. Ann kinsey. Is improving slowly.
w. r. Renneckar and son. were callers
In this place Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells and son. Scott
and Mrs. Mary Hoge Of Martins Ferry.
we're callers at the home OF William
Lawrence Thursday evening.
The Granger Of Emerson. Will hold
their annual strawberry social Monday
. evening June IL. at the Granger hall.
Mems Bible class OF the Presbyterian
church will have their banquet at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wolfe or
Dunel,n Tuesday evening June ID.
Walter Husscy will have a public sale
Of Hereford cattle. at his home June -.
Lewis Hall of Harrisville was busi-
ness caller near this place Thursday
afternoon.
Several members from this place and
vicinity attended the memorial services
ri the Grange Thursday evening.
Mrs Mary Orr was caller at the
home of Mrs. Alex Riddles Friday.
Harry Krinke. was caller In Mar
tins Ferry Wednesday.
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Be willing to sacrifice small
pleasures for the good of your
career. Work Systematically
toward the one fixed purpose
YOU have in mind. Do not try
to arrive at the goal Of your
ambitions too soon. Learn the
value Of patience.
There are no lessons which
life can teach that are of more
practical value than these, and
we hope that among the young
men and young women who are
going out into the world of ex-
perience at this time many will
be imbucd with the spirit of true
thrift for otherwise they can
never hope to reach that high
place in life which is their
hearts dream today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
UNCLE GUS

81 ain't no crank about liquor one
wav or another" said Uncle Gus, as
he tossed his morning paper to the
counter and began to refill his black
oned corncob pipe The was time
when dram befo meals an maybe
ono or two after supper seemed KIND
o. necessary. an once in while
banker 70 one nov: but I've done
reconciled myself to drtnliin' water.
81 keen readin that prohlol''"n
CANT Ee enforced an that good liquor