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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
About People
Movements 90 IndIvIdusIs ts
and From :Is City
At the Hotels.

stanm-M. l.. Miller. Jewett; Mrs.
Nj. l.. Miller. Jewett: W. s. Hartlein,
Elkins; +. NJ. Atkinson. Elm Grove;
NJ l.. Connelley, Triadelphia: A. r.
Jacob, Short Creek; John j. Allen,
West Liberty; A. r. Lewis. Sisters
vile; o. II. Woofter. Kenova; w. A.
Williams. Barton, o.; ID. w. Frazee.
st. Marys.
MeLure-J. +. Marsh, Charleston.
o. II. Bell, Columbus, o.: ]. S. How
ard and wife. Woodsfeld, o.; p. ID.
Phillips. Sponsor, w. Va: ]. NJ. Hart.
Belmont. o.; Geo. II. Abbotts, Toledo,
o.; +. w. Williams, Parkersburg. w.
Va; +. A. Place. Akron. o.; II. II.
Ball. Cleveland. o.
Rosers-Lee Cainter. Grafton, w.
Va; c. w. Henderson, Akron, o.: l..
V. McCune. Charleston. w. Va: ]. II.
Gassanay. Cleveland. o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis b. Montgomery. Kingwood. w.
Va. w. $. Handley. Cleveland. o.. n
Newhouse. Columbus, o.: o. f. Mi
nard, Marion. o.: J. f. Miller, Cleve-
land. o.: ]. II. Stewart. Cleveland. O.
Grand Central. Tishcoff. Alliance.
o.; F. u. Porter. Akron. o.: T. c.
Miles, Bethesda. o.: James r. Wike.
Cleveland. o.; w. S. Proper, ST. Marya.
w. Va; ]. II. Steele. Flushing. o.
Hon. J. H. Mccoy and Mrs. T. ]
Mccoy came 10 this city from Sisters
Vile yesterday. where they visited Mr..
McCoy's wife. who is slowly recover.
ing at the Ohio Valley General He's
pital
Miss Christie Morrison. Of Manning.
ton. spent Wednesday visiting friends
In this city.
Mrs. James r. Mayor. OF this city.
is spending several days visiting reIa-
tiyes and friends in East Liverpool.
Miss Lena Alwell las returned TO
her home In Sistersville. after spend
ing several days In this city.
j. A. ZOrn. of this city. was a bust
ness visitor In Grafton. Wednesday.
Ashley Waugh. employed al the Bell
Telephone Company In this city. has
returned after visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David Waugh. OF WeIlsburg.
Lloyd Keller. Of Foliansbee. was a
business visitor In this city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. s. Liggett and daughter and
Mrs. Albert Carmichael. Of Wellsburg.
we're choppers in this city on Wednes-
day
Dr. Anna Roberts. Of Wensburg.
was business caller In this city Wed
nesday
James Stephens. Of this city. has
returned after spending several days
visiting relatives In Follansbee.
John Smith. who was injured the
hfst part Of the week a. Short Creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

BIRTH OF NATION
NEARING A CLOSE

Wheeling's last opportunity 10 see
the film masterpiece Of u. w. Grifhth.
The Birth OF n Nation" will be gone
after this afternoon and evening and
tomorrow. That the closing Of the en-
gagement az the Court Theatre IL ap-
prcciated r. evident by the fact that
for the last performance Saturday
night only a small number OF seats
are left for sale. For the performances
today great crowds are expected.
The success of this engagement Of
the wonderful picture has far surpass-
ed everything that ever came 10 Wheel.
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Wedding OF Saturday.

of much interest to their many friends
is that Of Mr.. C. E. HUFFMAN, of this
city. and Miss Grace Higgins. of
Moundsville. Following the wedding
ceremony the couple will leave on
train No. Is, over the Baltimore and
Ohio, for the Pacific coast where they
will spend their honeymoon. Mr.. Huff.
mann is well and favorably known In
this city and is assistant ticket agent
for the b. & o. railroad. Miss Higgins
comes OF a prominent Moundsville
family and is a most talented and
charming young lady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
SIDE TALKS
A True Friend
tBy run csmsron.)

'He that doth q base thing IN zeal for
a. friend burns tho golden thread that
Iies their hearts together ."--Jsrerny
con. % tell me You know I'm divine
o. hear something real intsrenfinr -
40. ! cs.n.t ~ wouldn't be fair 70 the
wouldn't breathe a word 10 anvor. 1T
But you needn't tell me the mana
Just tel me the story without any
names"
You would guess " 7 ara that
NO. ] wouldn't besides i think Won
might frII mo. You reun~rn frs.r Z foiF 30,
about our engagement before told any
~ know. my dssr. and ~ -,s i,y.tv
~ y9u but that was your secret. ana
-But wouldn't tell a soul" persisted
Hsr Yinai Decision vac Hot ~ TIL.
me lnaaefaor ~ the secret SHOOK 49,
bead. 70 wish Q could but can't" sbs
Haid RESPECTFULLY but firmly
You wait 600 make Won ter 10 -, d.
tnfsatensd ne other. hair laughing ard
81 ended the Conversation % -bf-b Z
lime 7 saw fhs tcasa o asked her n 80
Bad found out ths secret
no.. she said. she wouldn't tsii
Weren't sou really Siaa. after st-- r
agisdr Why
Weren't Y0u aiad f0 know ahr eGuff,'t
p. rerFHadrd fu feu her frfsnfa 80
She cooked nrr heed end looked af r,.
fnlufIffulIF while rhr rruffff 4vrr
uhat was evidently a new aspect o. ft.
matter tn her
aThsrs Dir.r.ntr.
.Tra" she said .Df rlrraa r....s
want Beg 90 tsu the ,tinrs 9 tsri bsr
That's dlffsrrntr Z nniahrf for 49,
"ErartlT." ahe rHld uffh n rafbsr
sNafnf ia'ed IaIFh thnf showed ahr real.
lxrd hef nwn injustice.
ne ia unjust ianf it4 to try to makr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
GOOD TREATMENT
FOR OILY SCALPS
Makes Hair Fluffy and Easy
TO Manage

Men and women whose hair and
scalp are excessively oily have hard
work keeping their hair in good con
diuon. Dust and dirt minFle with dan.
drum. cling TO the oily hair and acalp.
clog tho scalp pores. Ffife the hair
roots and make proper cleansing 40.
most impossible
Partisan SAGE b. an ideal treatment
Tor this trouble wash the hair not
oftnncr Than once week. but use
Partisan SAGE twice daily. pouring "a
little into the parted hair and rubbing
Do hriakly right into the scalp with tho
finger tlpa ~ drives out dandrun. dis.
solves the excess Oh and sumuiafor
The scalp into healthy normal action
This aimplo remedy can Do obtained
from q ~. Griest a Co. or any drug
counter and ls very inexpensive Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
SAFE
REMEDY FOR
ANGRY ECZEMA

Poslam affords on easy means o.
treatins skln Affections It ia the Kind
or remedy that through real merit
gains and keeps enthusiastic frfrnfn
Thai IT, why rn many nraf.uHrra oil
IoElau are created through recon- rrsn-
CARTONS ~ others It's remedial powers
in helping diseased skIn are Iufrtfv
shown one uVer.nighf application often
shows results iu Erurua. Acne. rfmnlsa
ItNn Naanra Sealing NEln. rhannr
Attractions Irritation. Inflammation
And Hn fu SOAP. Inalnrn scan should
delight you M used daily Cor Toilet anf
Nufh particularly lf skin o. tender
Fnr samples Hrud e. stamps o. Errar-
HeurV lahuraf0rleH. 40 West gffh 81
NeW fork city. sold b. All Druraista
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
THIS SUCCESSFUL
HOME TREATMENT
F0R SWOLLEN VEINS

Delay in treating varicoss veins ia
dangerous ururfellnE. There o. new
Home Treatment that sufferers can de-
pend upon that gradually reduces the rn-
lnrErd veins o. normal size ana stops the
nrhinE almost Instantly
Get tuo ounce original bottle OF
Emerald Ol ffull atrpnafhl from any
nrsi-ciass drug store and apply 81 ne
veins az directed
Ms % X. a. odanah Mich writes.
Emerald OIL has rrduorn nv svsnTisr
veins uondsrfuily.- Generous aamnir ~
NAL on receipt Of toc, from Moonr
BY al druEEirts.
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Sewing Party.

The Agnes Lee circle of Kings
Daughters OF which Miss Margaret
Hervey is chairman, met yesterday aft
ernoon at the Young women's Chris
tan Association. where the afternoon
was spent In needlework. The circle
Is Just now busy with many aprons.
both large and small. for the Day Muir
sery. and each meeting finds quite a
bevy OF interested workers present for
the afternoon sessions, when a number
OF little garments are completed.
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ing. II was said that this city could
not support a weeks engagement al
high prices. but this has been totally
disproven by the immense seat sale.
The picture could easily be shown an
other week to packed houses.
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Will EntertaIn cIa..

DIR. w. ID. Gieseler will entertain the
Mems Bible class OF the Elm Grove
Presbyterian Church at his home in
Elm Grove this evening. A number OF
diversions will add to the pleasure OF
the meeting and a luncheon will be
served. which will have covers arrang.
ed for thirty guests
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Dramatic Society.

The c. & c. Dramatic society, but re-
Gently organized, will render its first
number. Friday evening. November IL,
at the home of Miss Regina Robrecht,
on Thirteenth street. The following
committee has been appointed to ar
range the event: Angelina KaIten-
bach, John Carroll and Daniel Buckley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
MAY ROBSON

Americas distinguished Coincidence
May Robson. who comes to the Court
Monday night r. not only renewing the
triumph this season which she achieved
IN The Regeneration OF Aunt Mary
but IL presenting in addition = laughabie
piaylct called John Henry" which has
been highly spoken OF wherever present
-. The popular comedienne has had
many plays IN which she has been very
aucceesful but none o. which has OBJ
tained such ? lasting hold upon popular
favor a. The Hcjuvenation Of Aunt
Mary" Miss Robson seems 10 have
drunk from the Fountain % Youth. and
u u almost impossible 90 believe she
has been prominent on the stage for the
past quarter 81 century. Time has
dealt gently with her. however. she still
retains ne youth. spirit and vivarify to-
Eether with the magnetism which has
alWaya been her most con eufcuoua A.
tribute On success. The Remuneration
Or Aunt Mary serves a. n medium FOR
Miss Robson 90 amuar and interest an
auudicuce tu FAR greater degree than
On any ~ the numerous characters she
has been seen. and ag the New England
apinatcr the commcdirnnc ia able t1
make manifest her versatility 20 creep
tlonl advantaEc. Her admirers rencr-
ally IKE her best IN this characterira-
ton. brilliant cast and urrtenfiuus
scenic production add additional inter
est % the revival
CAmnruu At Twu nuU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

The regular monthly meeting of the
Central w. c. T. u. will be held al the
home Of Mrs. Rebecca Schofeld Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Several i'm
portant business matters will be dis
cussed and all the members and their
friends are cordially invited to be pres
emit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

Leo vogler. Andrew Reith, Clarence
BREEDING. Lee Bonneber. Robert En-
inert. Leo Coleman. Louis Coleman,
Louis Linden. f. NJ. Kitchener, George
Raab, Fred Bosold. Fred Link, Edward
Newman and Albert Newman.
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Linen Shower.

Mrs. John Warehouse, an October
bride. will be complimented Satur-
day afternoon with a linen shower
given by Miss Ruth Hillman. at her
home on Eleventh street. Mrs. Wa
terhouse. who before her marriage
was Miss Cora Howell, has been hon
ored with many pretty attentions and
tomorrow's AFFAIR will add another
equally as delightful. Among the
guests will be:
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our friends act IN their relation 20 othera
a. We wouldn't want them 20 act IN rela-
tion 70 ourselves
And yet ! have often heard women beg
each other TO tell others secrets A. In
this case. and have also frequently
heard one friend urge another 20 break
an engagement In her favor
~ Il Mean Thing To Do
II ~ a mean and foolish thing 10 do.
You discomnt your friends by your en-
treaties n he refuses. you lose. whether
you admit ~ or not. some Of your re-
sp@ct Tor and trust In him " De- ac-
quieces.
You should never ask friend 90 treat
anyone lee AZ you would not want him
% treat you. And when you meet tho
spirit 81 II could not love thee. near. 80
vel. loved not honor more" in friend
snip you should respect and rejoice In BE-.
not 20 break n down BY your enfreatfea
10 may mean souae small loss IN un-
Eratihed curiosity or On some minor dis
appointment. but ~ means the fnnnfeIv
Ercater gain ~ the knowledge that vott
have r. true friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

The next number OF the Mscacemy
IS. at the Elk's club. Plans FOR IN.
success OF the AFFAIR are already receiv-
ing the attention OF the committee and
the coming number promises to eclipse
those of the past in real pleasure and
perfection OF arrangement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

On next Thursday evening. Novem-
Der IL, the members of the Columbia
Club are entertaining at their club
rooms with "rube" dance. The men
viii dress in overails and blue shirts
with straw hats, an dthe girls will don
sunbonnets and Bingham dresses The
club will be decorated very attractive
~ for this event. which is the first
OF its kind ever given by the members.
and all are anticipating the novel affair
with quite little pleasure. Bentheld's
orchestra IL to furnish music for the
dance and delightful refreshments will
be served all during the evening for
the pleasure OF the guests The com
mittee In charge r. composed OF the
following: Frank Link. chairman:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
FIRST AFFAIR Monday.

The Ladies Social Club OF the Carroll
Club. will issue Invitations today, for
their nrst social gathering this season
To be held at the club next Monday
afternoon. Cards will provide most
interesting afternoon and dainty re-
freshments will follow the games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

Fortune smiled ard hade tha rest
WIG Die name uron the arrou ~ frraa
"lN 1Icfafe n o. my afrnorrnnhrr Il
hauFhOiv replied tha poet fOr ~ va
q poet Of today .-riucE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

Misses
Windsor Luncheon.

The Kirkwood Club will hold their
regular meeting to-day at the Wind
sor Hotel. the affair opening with the
serving OF a handsomely appointed
luncheon at which Mrs. Charles
Dougherty and Mrs. S. A. Gillette viii
preside as hostesses. The remainder
OF the afternoon will be spent In the
parlors, where the guests will spend
the hours most congenially at fancy
needlework. There will be places ar
ranged at the luncheon table for thirty
guests. several of whom are guests OF
honor invited for this occasion. Those
from Wheeling will be.
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MAeademy Dance.

business man Of Cameron. where they
VIII establish their residence.
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PRETTY LUNCHEON
FOR MISS ALLEN
AFFAIR WILL BE GIVEN BY MISS
SARAH HAZlETI THIS
AFTERNOON.
kirIo~ood Club Will Give Luncheon at
Windsor-Mrs. William Rempe
Entertalns fer Bride.

Social events OF the week will in
clude a luncheon given to-day by Miss
Sarah Hazlett. at her home on North
Main street. which will compliment
Miss Jane Allen. OF Stanton. Va. a
charming visitor In the city. at the
opening OF the winter season. Sharing
the honors will be Mrs. Ray Coleman,
of Chicago. and Mis- Mary Edgar, of
81. Louis Beautiful appointments
will grace the luncheon table. which
will bear an attractive centerpiece,
and covers will be laid for the follow
ing guests:
Mesdames
Ray Coleman, Robert Hazlett,
Chicago. Morgan Clarke.
t. II. Jackson, Johnson Mckinley,
Lee PAUL. Norman Richie,
Eugene Hildreth. Kenyon Joyce.
Ill,
Misses
Staunton, Va. Jane Allen.
Mary Edgar. st. Hettie Dalzell,
Louis, Elda Hubbard.
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The young lady across the way
says there's much less drinking
among our business men than there
used TO be. but every now and then
she sees an item in the financial
news that makes her fear there's
sun more or less quiet liquidation
going on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

Miss Agnes Casey. Of I.ynchburg. Va.
the guest OF the Misses Blum OF South
thapline street. was cOmplimented lakt
evening WIKI theatre party at which
Mr- Joseph Ward was the host. quite
n large number OF friends composed the
group WHO enjoyed The Birth OF a
Nation" at the Court. Miss Casey mas
been the guest Of honor OF a number
OF pleasant affairs during her stay and
many are being alarmed for the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

IN every. conceivable way. the William
Fon production ~ Carmen" which Will
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Afternoon Party.

A charmingly appointed party was
given yesterday afternoon BY Mrs.
charles Sonneborn at her home on
Twelfth street. which honored Mrs
J. ID. Kline and Mrs. Betty Hineman.
both OF Baltimore. who are guests OF
Mrs. Herbert Somehow and Mrs.
Charles SonnebOrn. The guests form
ed six tables at bridge. those with
high scores being presented with at
tractive prizes At the finish OF the
game. luncheon was served with
all appointments cleverly carried out
IN pink and white Those successful
In carrying on the trophies Of the
afternoon were.
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a Wrnllur uf Monday. which viii fr.
irrfHf lHrEr CIRCLE ~ friends Vas
ihHf nf Mics May Wyatt I'd aaufh
Penn street hnf Mr RI o. NaHuru ~
HwrrUu. W Va The ceremony 80
iuf.urn 90 fnn Patronage OF the lei.
and thrietlan church with Rev II ~
Darman Oriri1flnr Tho bride h ~.
cauFnfrr of Mr and Mrr w M Watt
ST. Mnrucu is prominent young
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At her home in Pleasanton this aft.
ernoon Mrs. William Rempe win en-
terrain number OF friends in confpli-
ment TO Mrs. J. Adam Hess. nee Miss
Elizabeth Kuglen. a recent bride
From until 8 O'Clock bridge will
form an entertaining program for the
afternoon. which will be concluded
by the serving OF a delightful lunch.
con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

The Junior Auxiliary OF st. Mat
theWs Il. T.. church held their regular
meeting IN the sunday school rooms
Monday evening. were very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Fanny Brady with
an old fashioned tany party. A lunch
con was enjoyed at six o'clock after
which business matters received atten-
tion. this being followed by the pleas
ures Of tafy making Those present
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Aiesdannes


John p. Arbenz. Steubenville,
W. A. Quimby, John Robinson.
Homer West. Norfolk. Va.
George Blackford, ]. F. Stringer.
Martins Ferry, Rayland.
r. II. Wilson. Mrs. Daggett,
Martins Ferry. Rayland,
John Blackburn. From Bridgeport
Mesdames
Harry juggling, John Neel.
Phil Kennedy. Miss Nina Apple
Charles Duncan, gate. Wellsburg.
The members OF the Kirkwood Club
include:
Mesdames
c. A. Holmes, Arthur Walling,
Frank Woodcock. j. A. McGlenn,
Blnache Steenrod, w. r. Thomas.
Wheeling. Walter Beswick.
w. W. Scott. Wesley Osborne,
Fred Smith. s. A. Gillette,
Charles Dough John Kuhn.
erty.. j. X. Hunter,
VIM. Breitenstein, Frank Henderson,
Crawford Booth.
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Unique Entertainment.
The Kings Daughters OF the Fourth
street NJ. y. Church are giving most
All their waking hours 20 the further.
ance OF an entertainment which will
BE- given az the Fourth Street Church
during early December. possibly the
I'm. although the date has not been
definitely decided and many arrange
ments are yet 20 be completed. The
ahair VIII BE- a stupendous success
u Is quite a new undertaking. AZ the
program ID 20 be entirely different
from that Of any other given In the
city. and those who have volunteered
their services are peculiarly fitted
Tor their respective parts Amona
other lntema Of attraction and inter.
est. book reviews viii be- given Nv
readers whose penetration and iudg
ment. together with their ability a.
entertaincrs viii add materially TO
rare pfoErnm. The chairman In
charge was Mrs. W " smith Of Pour.
tccnth street
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Nntertaiuad Cluh.
Mics IIlfh Unuuranu I'D Hrr nrrr. go.
The Island. waa hostess rratsrfsv ~, 49,,
noon to party ~ frIeuda who tsve
recently Organized r. social rIdb Needle
NHiE fuLnianrI au interesting uaaffrns
during fhr afternoon ana al g ...-f..-.
H dHiufiIF appointed luncheon 80 49,
rH. Thr following we're rurrfa
Misses
virginia burst Narrnrrf frar-f-..
I.HIn HIrrnuHrr Hrruraa M..rr.f...
Anne Joe UHrrH Mildred prarff
NlrrIuIH UnHEr Helen Rolf
INIfH NHuUrHru
msadamaaf
lnNN IN N.NIHnN"N william Scott
N1frN SCOTT I tHTi UnEafr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-09-16
BETHEL is
BOOMING
Big Opening Yesterday With
Formal Exercises For The
Public Friday Morning.

Bethel Female Cjllege was busy
all DAY yesterday enrolling boarding
pupils as they came in and were as
signed to their rooms. The girls are
coming in on every train and the
building will be taxed to it's full ca
pacity of 65. including the resident
teachers. President Peterson is nov
in a residence overlooking the can't
US in front and several new rooms
were fitted up by cutting up the Ii
brary and Gymn ssium into bedrooms.
The formal opening with public ex-
ercises will ta,e place tomorrow
morning at 9 O'Clock with music
numbers and an address by Presi-
dent Peterson and perhaps talks by
some Of the visitors.
The opening is the largest for
many years and the prospects are
bright for prosperous session.
Miss Virginia Pursey. FIRST honor
pupil in the High School class of last
June in the City High Schools. ma
tricalated as day pupil.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-09-16
NEW HOTEL AND SAM.
TORTUM FOR DAWSON.

One of the biggest real estate
deals in Western Kentucky in recent
years was contaminated Saturday,
when John Delker. president of the
John j. Delker Buggy company. of
Henderson, and E. H. Stranger,
prominent hardware man of Dawson
Springs, sold the plot of ground
known as the Park" in Dawson
Springs, TO the Park Realty Com
pany. of Nashville.
The consideration could not be as
certained. G. H. O'Kain who rep
resented the Nashville and Louis
vile capitalists, stated that it was
handsome figure. He further said
that his company at an early date
would begin the erection of two
hundred thousand dollar hotel and
modern sanatorium.
Benjamin Littleton. brother of
Martin Littleton. of New York, is
p resident of the Park Realty COM
pany. and H. A. VanTrease. assist
AIT cashier of the State Bank &
Trust Co.. of Nashville, is the secre-
ta'y. Mr.. Blackwood. of Louisville,
is among the Louisville stock.hoid-
ers.
Captain Davis.l architect of the
later Southern Life Insurance build.
ind in Louisville. is working on the
plans for the new building. Recently
he has visited prominent sanato-
RUINS of the country to get ideas
for the new building.
The new building will be erected
within four hundred yards of the
New Century Hotel. Hustler.