Wilber Trueman

"... habit*, had an influence g which persons who had no experience could not exercise. Miss Sophia Logan then sang a solo entitled "I Gave My Life for Thee." Mr. Wilber Trueman, of Bridgeport was then called, and related how when a boy he had knelt at his mother's knee ant had offered up his prayers, but aftci reaching his manhood he ..."

"... prevented. Jesse deserves credit tor bis ingenuity, and his invention is bound to be popular. The Boston Boot and tihoe House, ol Bellaire and Bridgeport, John Heinline proprietor, and Wilber Trueman manager, have the next booth, and Wiley oda dealers, the next. On a prominent corner, facing the en* trace, C. Y. Lucas's familiar sign swings alolt, ..."

"... Cowen with a gold headed cane by their friends. . _ . , ., The temperance meetmgTuesday night drew out a big crowd. An address was delivered by Mr. Wilber Trueman in bis usual eloquent way. Mr. W. CKBarnard returned from a visit to Southern Illinois Tuesday even* '"The Star Literary Society m?l?atM'. Klrkpatrlck'a residence, on Gravel Hill, l? LitUe Annie ..."