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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12
DREW COUNTY OF TODAY
This Report Written For The
State Federated Club


Amidst the sloping hills and
alluvial lands of Southeast Ark
ansas, is Drew county-almost
square in outline. Slightly
northwest of its center is Rough
and Ready Hill-the highest
point in this section north of the
Gulf of Mexico-from which 1t
slopes on all sides.
To this reckoning site came
the migrants into what is now
Drew county but later, in 1916,
when the county was formed,
the county-seat was established
on a beautiful hill a mile distant
our present Monticello.
The pioneer settlers of the
best class were chiefly from
Tennessee. others of them from
Kentuckey, Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia and the Caro-
linas. Soon, they built houses
surrounded by stretching acres
where was dispensed hospitality
in all of its graciousness.
The sanity circuit rider-in
those early days preached at
Rough and Ready Hill and at
Caster Hill in log cabins or
under arbors, gathering his
congregation by horsemen as
messengers.
Today, Monticello with an ar
ray of churches modern in every
respect is known as the city of
beautiful churches.
The schools of Drew county
enjoy wide regulations in the
State, many prominent ed
ucators having taught in them.
The Arkansas legislature of
1909, provided for four Agri-
cultural schools appropriating
$4,000 for each.
To secure the location of one
o. these school. Monticello, Drew
county offered a bonus of S40,-
600 and the Wells Bros. Really
Company generously donated
two hundred acres OF land, Civ
ing an option on three hundred
more, out of respect to the
cherished memory of Judge w.
T. Wells, and Mrs. Pattie Wells
honored parents of the pro-
prietors Of that company. The
site was part of the family
home on the beautiful Sunny
Lake plantation two miles south
of Monticello.
Today, this college has a
valuation of 100000 consisting
of six hundred and forty acres
farm land, five brick buildings,
church, infirmary, shops and
barns. A modern gymnasium
is under construction and a
three acre swimming pool being
built.
Other features are: thirty fine
dairy cows, choice flock of sheep,
herd Duroc-Jersey hogs, poultry
plant over which range five hun
dred white Leghorns and FIVE
hundred Rhode Island Reds. a
modern apiary of twenty-eight
colonies, orchard of fifteen acres
and an interesting greenhouse
where Horticulture is taught.
Through courses are given in
agriculture, manual training.
homes nom cs literary
branches and music preparing
the gills to be scientific house
keepers and the boys modern
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12
COLLEGE WOMAN
TELLS HOW TO
CLEAN WOOLENS.

toCion clothing may be sue
cassfaliy cleaned and renovated
at home by utilizing methods ex-
planned by Miss Jean Hill, AS
sistaH5 IN Home Economics.
University Of Arkansas. All
that IS needed for the more
common Weolens is benzine and
oheeseeloth and articles which
every housewife has on hand.
Before using a eleanor be sure
thas the garment or fabric is
thoroughly dry and free from
al Loose dirt. This prevents
spelling # 1.-THE fabric is badly
stained IN spots. place a blotter
under The stained area and rub
with 3 cloth dipped in benzine.
Then proceed to wash in the ben
zine a If washing with soap
and water, rubbing the garment,
however, between the hands in
stead OF on board. Air for
several hours until all the ben
zine has ev&porated after which
tie garment may be brushed
with cold water and pressed. A
piece Of clean cheese cloth is a
good material to use in spong-
ing cut stain.
Grease stains may be remov-
ed from woolens by covering the
spot with wheat, buck wheat, or
rye flour or corn starch and
letting it stand.
TO Whiten flannel that has
become yellow, soak in diluted
solution Of acid sulphate of soda
foT an hour, then stir in diluted
hydroehloric acid in its proper
Ton of one part acid to fifty Of
water. Cover and allow to stand
fifteen minutes when the fabric
may be removed and washed
thfoughiy through several wa
tsrs until free Of all acid which
would eventually ruin the cloth.
TO dry clean light cloth gar
ments use whiting and oatmeal
rubbing the mixture into the
garment evenly with a clean
cloth. Fold neatly and lay a
side FOR several days. Then take
out, brush well and press with
warm iron on the wrong side.
To remove the gloss from
worn black dresses or coats,
soonge With equal parts of ink
and strong tea. Dilute vinegar
is also good for these purposes
and may be used on any dark
color. To raise the nap simply
fab very gently with emery
cloth or brush with wire or
fabr.c brush with very stiff
bristles.
\ good LIQUID for the general
spoagiDg and cleaning of wool
ems may be made by grating and
soaking two medium size pota-
toes in one quart of water.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12


with this school. which is the
pride of Drew county and-af
Southeast Arkansas, since It's
establishment in the Autumn 81
1910, succeeding SIR. J. I.
Spence at the close Of the
second year as president.
Improvement of county roa@s,
Judge H. w Wells, courty
judge is being enthusiastically
promoted by progressive cit
liens of Monticello and those.
over the county.
A graves road from Monticello
by Paradise and Long Prairie 10
the Ashley county line is being
built and a second road, the
Monticello, PlanterSyille an {
Pine Bluff. being graded ana
gravelled.
The Arkansas-Louisaina High
way, the greatest single highway
projected in the United States.
now building across the north
east and southeast corners Of
Drew county. through Tillar and
Blissville, will link this county
with the Bankhead Highway q
Little Rock and give direcs
way to the Gulf.
Drew county shares the mos
illustrious history of original
Louisiana through IAN old trail
the first mail route in 1919 Ct
the territory-which passed
down within its eastern bord ~
from Arkansas Post to Monroe,
louisiana, thence to New Or
leans. Since Arkansas Post vs.
built--by Henri De Tonti, Tie
father of Arkansas-in les
this road. in serving the French
and Spanish governments up 10
1903 and the United States
from that year has eXisted-dlr-
ing four centuries. 1t is our
privilege to place along its wy
great boulders which shall con-
memorate its historic past.
The Monticello Cotton Nj.
the Compress, the Drew Oil MI,
the Flour Mill where the coun-
tvs wheat is made into three
grades Of flour, the elegant PCS
senger depot SO conveniently
situated a block from the Court
Square, modern school buildings
of brick, electric light system,
perfect elimination of m0seui-
toes, streets foliaged with
beautiful native trees. and the
purest most delightful water,
are other attractions in Mon
ticello.
Among the industrial achieve
ments over the county are the
Gates Lumber Company at VII
mar with its wealth of yellow
pines. Tillar Oil Mil amidst the
fertile lands of Tillar, and the
Bliss-C o o k-O a k company ct
Blissville with its vast lumber
business.
Holsteins, White faced Her
fords, Jerseys and Durham cat
tie and Duroc-Jersey and Poland
China hogs, are owned ex-
tensively through the country.
Wonderful strawberries, FL
berta peaches, MELONS and other
fruits grow to perfection in
this soil.
In the World War bright as
the evening star in the clear
west, were the deeds of Drew
eounty's soldiers; and busy were
the sewing rooms throughout
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12
CIVIL SER1iCE
EAAhGlAgpa !.
nfsya. u
Y fiCs +

An examination +,
CLERKS will Be he'd )
office in this eitv :.
10 1920. "
Age limit 13 to
the date Of ezaai9,s. :.
Married women n
admitted to the e ex,..-. !, Y. Y.
Applicants must h
sound, anJ male as.,. y
be hot less dian ) y. !
in height II bare fes, =
not loss than IS Is .o..s
out oveGcoal Or hat
For publication h,
full info ion g.Is. H.
n q -,
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Passenger Traffic Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
RAILROAD MEN TO
TAKE STRIKE VOTE
Brotherhood Representatives Order vote
To BE Taken BY Men Employed
About Yards Of Mills.

Frllow!nE orders from III" hr"ih"Fh""n
representatives Of the various railroad
,rtri~. All urn "IuplOy"d IN and ABOUT
tho yards Of any If tn" mills now on
strike Will take Il vut" To ascertain
whether or not they ar" in favor OF COM
ing out on strike in sympathy with the
steel strikers
II II percent of IN" mon d""id" I"
strike. IT will mean that III" others vail
hr compelled to com" CUT also. TIL"
strike of tn" yardm"n would in'lud" on
. rIn"rrs. rircmcn. hrakcm"n. sIitrhin"n
and others. II would have Its worst "i-
feet whcr" many men ar" 'npl"y"d IN
III" larger mill districts.
IN" mills here ar" cln:od cIrtircly and
there are no men working at III" present
tim" in or about thu yards and aS Il re-
suit th!S will har~ it'll" effect IL 'nr
local district. The W"irton and East
Liverpool districts would H." the ""iT
places in the ohio Valley that would hc
hindered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the Acknowledged
liver and disodered bowels
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy. don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foodso Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel-
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. lOc and sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
EPOCH MAKING
5: convention Of
! CHURCH ENDS

DETROIT. Mich. OCT 2t.-Adj"ur0-
ing to meet IN Portland. Oregon IN ~ =.
the trienniai general c"nv"rti"n * th'
Protestant Episcopal church n Amer
jcca late to-day. ended ~" most ino;ncu-
tous session Of it, history
In tho closing service "c the c"nNen-
ton the church was called upon through
the pastoral letter to ~Quar"ly face Ms
duty in the new era and II" problems
of the period OF reconstruct. on.
The convention just closed made
church history. leading men Of III" F."lS-
copal church declare. and adopted i"siS-
lation destined 10 plI," IN" r"TnlUu"!"u
On a broader plane II the eyes 81 The
Antfre Christian world. In this c"nncc-
don they cate the following points
First the almost complect recognition
Of the church through the creation Of
an executive council and the granting
OF increased powers TO provincial
synods.
outlook on social matters. industrial
Questions and international affairs.
Third. the general approval OF the
movement toward church unity by
amending the church constitution %
make possible the proposed c"ncordat
with the Congre gatiopal church. where
by ministers Of that church may be or
&aIned In the Episcopal faith. these
amendments also making possible SINH
lar agreements with other dcnomina-
ttons.
Fourth, the broadening o. The worship
of the church IN revision Of the book or
common prayer and It's enrichment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

Alfred Kaufman has returned hM'n"
ar;.: spending several days IN Nc"
,r~il" "n business.
Mrs. ~ jennings Is seriously ~ 4;
60 hu:ur IN Marshall street.
Miss L%Si" Warner. Of West Liberty.
&. .iuuIluv n" w""k-cnd in THIS city
VII h'r parents.
MIR nad Mr.. calvin MIll"rs son IS
adj" To b" out after several days III
MSS
Mrs Peal. who has b""n III ~ h">
huu,.. for several days = able 10 b" on
again.
Mrs. ". Hartly aud son are spendlnr
q number OF days IN Washington VIII
friends.
Mr. and Mrs II. l. byron IS abb" 10
he out again after several days NJ
l.,S-.
Harry Bone. of Sist"rsv,lle. is visit
.n.: his aunt in this city.
NJ Harris King and family. OF Akron
ar" spending tn" day IN this city visit
.nis r"lrtjN"S.
Mr.. J,nni. Shrlv~r IS now on ths
road 20 recovery aft"r scvcray lays
Illness.
Mrs. k"idaisch ts improving after
several days.
John Jaskson is now on N" road To
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
JOSEPH J, OWENS.
OPENS new STUDIO
Famous Painter and Artist opens Place
of Business at No. 6o4 Board OF
Trade Building.

Tho many friends Of J. J. Owens. fam
Gus painter ana artist. will b" pleased II"
l.arn that II" has opened up studio 1T
No 60A Board ui Trad" building. Twelfth
street. where h" viii take car" of 4 limit
cd number Of pupils. starting November
lst.
Mr.. Owens has painted portraits OF
III" leading men II tn" country and his
work is considered Of I'll" Very highest
type. II" WAS III Europe during til" War.
but visited that country y"nrs before.
when h" studied under som" u: tn" fore
most artists If that country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

written q book telling how the tobacco or
snun habit may be ely and completely
baniIhed in three days with delightful benefit.
The author. Edward !. Woods. TB,3l. Sta
ton =, New York City, will mai! his book
free on request in plain wrapper.
The health improves wonderfully after tho.
nicotine poison is out of the system. Calm
ness, tranquil sleep. clear eyes, normal appr-
tie. good digestion. mani! vieor. strong
r1rlpory. and \ general gain in efficiency arc
among the many benefits reported. Get rid
Ct that nervous feeling: no more need OF
tIr". cigar. cigarette. SNUFF or chewing to-
acco g. parify that Irritating desire. A rcnu.
iae "rrorluniry: write for the FREQ book to.
L-y; slow others thus genuine advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
Approaching Womanhooc

Petersburg. VA:-"On coming into
vonanhood | suffered with irregulArity anL
ten suppression. which lasted three
months, DR.. Perce's Favurite Prescription
restored me to perfectly normal condition
in a very short space of time. and must
say that | think it is absolutely the best
medicine for women there Is on the market
/ have had no return Of any inward weak
ncss, but have bo~n as strong and well as
any woman could be, which might not have
t"on the case had not taken the right
medicine ri this very critical time. Mas
". &. GlDFI', oiU Hinton St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
I.iothers T<lse yee;'

H1ir"LHrc, Nd DR. Prices rsvur,:.
"'r'-.cri: ton is III Idc,d tonic during expect
a., :..oiErThpod. IL "hcc' 10 no lar ,i.:-r
ma.""!"HT: Il wa du-InG my frs; a=p,cr.
'u"y hat took ia" 'luyoritc Pf"e".rp.. y.
'oa Ia, advice o, ms Nste.D and | va, CO
r..ru:vrta>!" and raI prartirailv no sutf,. :
ir'; but the scr""n ;,'n" WAS living out IN
m" couA.rT AMI was unable - get the
H.oCtc Prescription | WAS ncrv Gus aud
u:ls~rnnle all Tie White and suffered ngonies
fos ;wo days. Sine. that time have not
hcs;atoa 10 teko 'Nar"ritc Prescription
when i: rood ~ sT-.c,:d tonic and have
recommended ~ IA mamY OF my friends. al.
ri " nom have l""m Jus' ~ greatly lrrc6teo
- ;uy+lf. - Mis-. MARGARET No
GOTAN. 2556 W Favrt,e ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
ARRESTS
IN CRUSADE
On OHIO SIDE

Special pisra,,h To The lnt"llig"nc"r.
STEuEFNNu.LE. ohio. oct. a
general cleanup Of alleged liquor law
yi0lHtrrs in SirUhruvI!I" and Ming"
juurtinr. vs. .ueiNtur'd this aft"ruu"m
by a squad ri d"I'UIt'~ and '"nSiablcS
under th, d!'",t,uu 60 Prosecuting ~
iurn"y Roy 'rrr"N,'r Ni" h!'' an 'haN
~ against thiriN I"'r>""~ IN Justice
Henry LAWYERS COURT
4 $rur,. If irrrsl, h:u hr,.u mad" W.
- / D. VI. aud a ruu!pi.i' roundup WHS
accomplished thus evening. Ii" - 'HH"I
MN. mostly I"riArr saloon h"'i"fS "i
this city and MlnE". w"r" taken IN auto
mobiles To- New AZ Nondria. whcr" they
were arraiEu"d before Mayor Mc'ann
under section l2.l3I. ON" If tn" few re-
manning ohio statutes for liquor law en-
fnrr"In"nl The charges include selling
Ia minors. selling Oh sunday. selling 10
Illustrated persons and selling on ricc-
, ton day.
The evidence against IA" dealers was
collected hy detectives brought her" lay
tn" Jefferson County Law Enforcement
, League which MAS r"SpunS!bl" for IN"
biz wee and rim" cleanup in jefferson
.uunry m July and which is hacking In"
prosecutor. m" gathering Of "Nld"nr"
began IA August.
Cuusid"rnhl" liquor was seized H. Ia"
officers in their raids on alleged Sr"itk-
";tSl,'s. The authorities claim that thor
has been II tiaEr:lut and defiant violation
+ Of IN" liquor laws her" and at Ming"
and that most Of the near beer SulUUn"
. h;,S" h""n sizing liquor openly over the
. hur Tor several months.
Ai:!da,li& w"rc uird by IN" prosecutor
nv'n$t IN" following. based ON evidence
~e"o'ur"h by detectives: Struh"uN lille l.I0-
! uur company: the Mickey: Fl"t"'S "ai":
! Ah'l n RranIfaSs: c. II. Leach, Princess
! cafe: Thuruas Walker: Ralph & EaltIS
/ Ilacr: George E"EnaviCh: John koznra:
/ National Liquor store; rhr"dor" krnich:
! S"rvIan HON" Grocery: Min" TepoNlch:
, N~lr Wriuuulich. bh"r places are drS-
, tgnnt"d hy street anal number only.
N.uEu I.'rsu"% charged with Illegal
! 81! iur are. I"hnS, II lT"IhrrN, I-AII'h y
! CAT" and William i'rllr.
Most uI hos. ri;rsrrd CAV, h'ud be-.
T"r" Mayr" Nrt.rni. .G N.u \, cd, nndrlH
and 49,. ,NpryI,h t. wnI', = l.arInE ana
go to TIA. Gra'.d lury vim l. viii Goa.
I Nru, III NUl,.IulD"g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

pr Wilbur +. Crafts. If Washington.
H. G.. viii address m"iS meeting NJ
rh" Y. NJ {. y. Sunday artcrn""u 1T
%.:o. halIn- for his topic. Liberty
and L"!nlly'
Tuesday uirht. n't"h'r 18Th. there
VII 70" \ meeting Of IA" Gr,.a''"
Wheeling CumW'tt-" 1T thu ASSEMBLY
:,uiu 81 IN" Chamber If Cumu"rcc.
whIyh every m"iuh,~ ~ urg'i t. at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Robbers at Worh

TWO attempted ruhh"ricS w"r" report
I'd in M"undsv!ll" last nlght--onc e.;
Eighth street at 1880 and enc on JET
i"rSOn avenue at $50. Thcy were r..
ported At tho city building. and cine:
Moore assisted ny LI"ut"nan; a J.
| Hammond. immediately investigated
Will" traces vf robbers were found. &,
real burglars wrr" discovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

Two cases w'r.. dlSp"N,d E.! - ,ir,a..
court y"~trrinv. l., m" cas-" Of : y.
Jones mad T. y. JONES vs j. =. Eur'"0
and W +. i;ulonr. for $500. there Was
II" nrp"aranr" for Ia" def nS". ana
verdict va returned FIR 1T" plnnt;it
fcr ih.' auIul-'t sued r"r
In n" case If ID.m lrir" aEr,us;
Or.m Lilly ct nj. an ac,ruu ~ :, note.
there was no appearance for the d"t"irs,'
and verdict wa Returned IA favor OF
the plaintiff.
T"m"rrnw Judg" J. B. Summ"rv,ll"
will h"nr arguments IN dcmurr"rS to
numhcr OF indl"tm"nts returned by
the last grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

! Walter blair. WA" L. attending w. "
! \. =, Nelson Of Marietta Ohio. is
visiting friends in TINS city.
! Miss Margaret BON. VIII" IS Attending
school in Washington. IA. Will Sp"hu
! ,h,. week sd with her parents, l'r. ana
Mrs g. T. Bone Of Jefferson avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
McMECHEN
Midway Climb

The Midway club met last evening in
lhc club rooms on Marshal street. After
disposing OF number OF important
business matters IN" remainder OF the
evening was spent in discussing plans
for a social "v"r' which will take place
in the near fUtLL-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
WHY Not Get the Best?

When you have Il bad cola Why not
got the best remedy obta!nhhl'. ~" tina;
has Worldwide reputation Tor hS
cures, viz. Chamh"rlain's Cough li"medy'
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
BOMBARDING RIGA

lrNNIHpE. oct. "i.--Nu official IN. -
49,. r'.',i>'d her, i"IIELI says that tn"
Russ i"rin.ir forces continued k'rIdIy
l.. h,iu'nrl Riga with light she'll. L,r'l"
GuIuar,. r..%ull"L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

DETROIT. Oct 24-.Rev. Arthur "
Mouiton. rector Of Grace church. Law
renee, Mass. to-day was elected by the
Protestant Episcopal church IN couvcn-
Ron here to be missionary bishop or
Utah, TO replace Right Rev. Thomas J,
Garland. suffragan bishop Of Pennsyi-
vania. who declined the election.
Bishop Thomas f. Gallor. OF TenneS-
see, chairman Of the house Of bishops
10 be president Of the new executive
rouncfl OF the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
Joint Council Meeting.

The McNcch"a and Eenwood councils
will hold n JOINT meeting Tuesday even
ing in the Ernwuud council chamber at
which time they viii make definite plans
concerning thu hrIdE" between the two
cities. Il has not rs yet been decided
whether To- hu.ll :, now bridg" or repair
the one that IL NON standing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
Msun WIN Attend Game.

Many peUpi" It ;f'~ Cty will attend
the football Har" today at n" stat
Fair grounds. wh"u IA. w.; N.rsl"'t
unlvrsity plays B";hauN college,. '
number Of III -. n ar., h..'lnr On tia
game and R-Sriu"utS a. beard on a.,
corners as T. wh, WI WI. thc victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

y Miss Flo-"n," S'l'n"r - &prr'llrs IN"
day in W"I,<hur', with No- fa'h":
- Chas. Cl"rH i',~ ~..''.~:.ad r"'"' af''r
s brief visit VIA r" '.I~ n Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
Entertained With Hike.

Brooks Ea,lSwnrih.. entertained n
group Of his friends last 'Irning with a
Halloween hir. Tn, -;ruup met at the
cemetery St;c and walked to IN" lriliy
farm whcr" they spent 4 delightful
evening In vanIr. and other diversions.
At q late hour u bag. b"uiir" was built
and the mrrry "r"Up -..'H'v"d around I
and toasted ,,urShulali"w>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

Tn" Junior class IT tn. NuIIitds> tIl.
high Srh"ul entertained vest, rdav oN'r..
r-G wI'h u inaSVu"rad" party ~ lh'
gymnasium. Thur" w"r" about .n'
young p'npl" present. iucIGdiuc ih.
Nii!ilrns'uwn football team.
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