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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-03-11

NA hSANCs "uCIO UuC,
spent their honeymoon, to Cam
Pike.
Miss Virginin Dorman has re
turned from a six weeks stay il
New Orleans, while taking 9
special course under Home Ser
Vice, to carry out the peace pro.
gram work of Red Cross.
The correct and latest styles in
skirts at
-LIEBER'S.
Judge G. V. Porter left Mon.
day for Ruston where he will
hand down opinions and from
there go to Shreveport for the
same purpose, returning in time
to hold court here tomorrow,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sprowl,
OF Chicago, are on visit to their
old home. the first that Mrs.
Sprowl Qvy Cunningham has
paid in several years, and is being
by her brother, w.
I. and G. M. Cunningham and
Mrs. Sprowls' sister, Mrs. N. T.
Smith.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with modern conveniences, in desirable
Phone 233.
News from the bedside of Miss
[nez Chaplin who is at the Schum- +,
pert is very encouraging as she
S convalescing very satisfactorily !:
Ifter her operation.
The arrangements for the Sweet
'otato plant have boon perfected
he capital stock having been in
reased from $4,000 to $4,000
kewise the capacity which will
e 10000 bushels instead of the
risinal amount.
News Of the promotion of Mr..
lloyd Porter as Superintendent
f Education of Iberia parish was !.
sceived with pleasure by family ,
I'd friends in Natchitoches, he
aving been appointed to succeed :.
n. whose assist
1t ne was and who recently died !,
flu.
q
Attention of Leschians is called II
meeting on the last Monday of
arch at the home of Mrs. d. &.
arborough, who requests that 6
members read lesson, I'm d
mera'' which can be found in "
'erybody's Magazine of Febru- n
Y.
u!
Mrs. p. G. Rogers announces Il
It she has moved into her new N
Up at the head of jefferson cl
'eet, where she has put in a b,
ger and finer line of millinery W
IN she has ever carried before. b,
cry thing of the latest and most ar
c for Children. misses, young N
] old ladies, all of whom she
daily INVITES to call and in
ct the complete stock of hats "a
bonnets. =.
The Voters Pressing Club has y,
n moved from the Lecomte
ilding into the shop to the rear
the Cathedral on Church St. J,
ich has been remodeled for the :.
rpose and when the steam press G,
machine, which has been -
pped for a month, finally ar
es and is installed, it will be as -
to date an establishment, where
fine work is turned out, as can =
found in any large city. -.
The editor is in receipt of invi- to-
ions for the high school gradu- pc
IN exercises from. Mr.. Blanch- to
Porter, son of Judge and di.
S. e. V. Porter, Misses Annie kn
Gene, youngest daughter of Mr.. is
Mrs. Charles Greene and Eli Sh
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-03-11
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, MAR. IL, 1920

/ DE VoE's FoREcAsT-M arcl
l2th, warm with thunder storm
! r3th to 18th, cold and squaIly;
10th to 10Th, RAIN or snow. Or
/ pHh, storm will form over the
Pouth Atlantic States and move
horthsastward; 18th, cloudy.
Mrs. W. A. Breazeale visited
relatives in Shreveport last week.
Mr.. A. H. O'Quin spent Thurs.
Hay in Shreveport. combining
business and pleasure.
II Pretty modish new dresses in Taffe-
"a, Georgette and all the wondrous
s'iiken fabrics of spring 1920, at
--LIEBER's
DR.. Robert Potts was a bust
less visitor to New Orleans last
week.
4 Mrs. K. s. l. manson came up
rom Bunkic Monday night to
gisit home folks.
Mrs. L. Mitchell of Delhi is the
guest of her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Schultz.
MIR. and Mrs. W. P. Wemp of
Alexandria are guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles DeBlieux.
An accurate and expert typist cen
pc secured to do quick and satisfactory
york by phoning 455.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hughes
lave returned from a visit to
shreveport.
| Mr.. 4. 0. Hicks has been in
shreveport this week serving on
PIE Federal Grand Jury.
Mr.. James McCoOk came down
rom Arlington for the -eek-end
u home. L
Miss BeuIa Ward has returned !,
Efter three weeks visit to home !
plks at Longstreet. ,
Mr.. K. A. Levy, Supt. of a
lights at Camp BAuregard, spent Q
satlrday and Sunday at home.
Fashion has stamped her appro- t
|al on every Spring dress at n
-LIEBER'S. =
Messrs. Allen CoIlet and Alex I'll
|ompayrac motored to Ashland Z
pr the day, Sunday. =
|Mr. U. P. Breazeale left Mon
BY night for New Orleans where
B is spending this week with his 10
Fother, Ross. sn
Mines. j. H. Hertzog aad Cam n
lie Henry and little daughter tn
ere among the lower coast visi. f
,rs. Tuesday. oh
Mr.. Harry Suddath left for al
fulfport last week where he ma CO
at the Military Academy So
5 student. al
The spice in cooking lies in the
sasoning. the best of which can ot
Q secured from Mrs. John Noon ..
D, Sibley St. OF
Mr.. Charles Greene, Jr., of pr
olfax, spent q couple of day 10
ere with his parents the BEGIN sh
ing of the week. ri,
Mrs. Will Hollingsworth has VI
,turned from q visit to her home -
Shreveport to spend some time 70
it'll her sister, Mrs. p. M. Potts.
Mr.. D. w. Breazealc spent "a.
'veral days in Shreveport last a'
eek on business, his wife and :"
zee. Katherine, accompanied ~ ~
m. -
an
Mrs. and Mrs. James Dey were "a
lied to Sodus last week by the -
.ath of their daughter-in-law,
RS. John Dey, whose husband :.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-03-11

q ly proud parents The Enterpris
= extends congratulations.
Friends IN Natchitoches are il
receipt of cards from Mr.. an.
Mrs. John Elder Collette, recent,
of Derry. now Of New Orleans
announcing the marriage of thei
daughter, Virginia Kay to Mr.
Albert Babcock McCoard in tina,
city on February 25th. The fail
| bride will be recalled as Norma
student and frequent visitor to
| Natchitoches after she left school.
A Browning machine gun in
charge of six men from the Third
Division from Camp Pike, was OIL
exhibition in front Of the Lecomte
for several days last week, for the
practical purpose of arousing in
terest in recruiting for any branch
Of the service, in any division for
three years, a special offer being
made to men who had seen pre-
vious service in either the chemi-
cal artillery or engineering corps.
Miss May Weaver and Messrs.
Alfred Ducournau and Sylvan
Nelken are the Natchitoches men,
bers of the class who will gradu-
ate from the Normal tomorrow
night and Misses Annie Greene,
Elizabeth Winslow, Lillian Young,
Emma Jean Hill, Ethel Sims,
Messrs. Blanchard Porter, Nc
Ferrin, Goode Hargis, from the
High School Saturday night and
to all Of these young people and
their justly proud parents The
Enterprise extends congratula-
tons.
The death on Friday of the in
FAINT daughter following close on
that of her father the late lamen-
ted Roy Schuman was very sad,
and a wave of sympathy ran thru
Ill Natchitoches for tie family
;wice bereaved within.a few days.
Pneumonia caused the death of
10Th and for while it was feared
hat the mother and oldest boy
would succumb, hut fortunately
turn for the better came and all
re conva!escing now sa:isfactor-
".
Mrs. Royston entertained the
lass of High School graduates in
onor of her nephew Mr.. ManleyI
lcFerrin on Thursday night at
er home in East Natchitoches
hen the class flower, violet was
sed for decoration most attrac-|
yely. Several contests proved
lost entertaining and before the
ose of the evening, sandwiches,
ot chocolate. cake and fruits
ere beautifully served by the
ostess assisted by Misses Judith
I'd Miriam Carver and Sudie
,erritt.
Economic by having your old cotton
ID wool mattresses made over. All
ork guaranteed. Work called for
d delivered the same day. ,
GRESHAM MATTRESS co.
lone 3O2 lis Washington St.
Friends of the family are veryE
eased at the handsome compIi- J.
ent paid Mr.. Harry Stephens of
lreveport, youngest son of Mr.. .
d Mrs. j. H. Stephens, who
IS born, reared and lived all of r.
S life in Natchitoches until the
st few years, by the Bar Asso-
alton of that city. when at the
rgest attended gathering of at
rneys ever assembled in Shreve-
rt he was unanimously endorsed
succeed Judge r. D. Webb as
strict Judge. He is widely
own over North Louisiana and
very popular especially in
lreveport and among his law
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-03-11
CITY NON-PARTISAN PRI-
MARY.

The Non-Partisan Executive
Committee met Monday, March
LIST, 1920, and appointed the fol-
lowing officers to hold and con-
duct the non-partisan Primary to
be held March 18th, 1920.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-03-11
IS The Title Good?

II you already own or are about to buy property
in town country you should obtain abstract of the
title to it. This would show what defects If any there
are in the title. II you have not yet bought it may
save you loss. # you already and there any
defects In It you win want to have these removed and if
there it will reassure you. In any event
abstract Of the title viii facilitate sale while the alb
sence Of one may prevent or delay it. We have alb
sracts Of the title to property in town and country for
sale ct reasonable prices.
Natchitoches Abstract
Company Limited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Farm WILL SOON BIZ ON A EuLT-
SUSTAINING BASIS

The large majority Of the Taxpayers
OF Ohio county are probably not aware
that I'm the new poor house farm. ONO
county has what promises TO he. ana
Is now. to 4 very large degree. one OF
the finest model farms In the Ohio val
Icy, IL not In the entire country. Tho
present farm was purchased from the
SchmulbaCh estate. and with the pur-
chase tho county obtained very large
acreage OF good land. practically all or
IL improved and equipped with an un-
usually large number OF nno farm
butldinks. as we'll a. the handsome resi-
.donca which Col. sohmulbaCh had Dult
for himself. The work or ren0dellhs
what was q private estate into an Ia
atItutiUn f0r the purpose uf taking ca'"
ar from 50 Ia 40 Persons, oil OF Them
Unable Ia de- any had ~"ih. aud m""y
'of Ihom absolutely halrlass. haA. "'
,4ourse Iah.u nsidetabis tine Tho
Issldsaus ga ihe ri"rs''JS has hoe"
s.ia al oil tu tho ru'p"sss ~ the I"Ut"
a.y village LslnH t'lii at Sa"h eel a"d
.an,f"ttaLia d"'''''"'lsg ""h d'"i"s
ihapSi.v .,aatai Ihs '"sl" i,''' tee" ~
= lhs .asias""a bee" h""" '"""'i"''"''"h
lbln "Hl"sa a'"'"r" '""'"F ""d '""'
fsna- IT,, Superintendent li"'''""" ""'
lUs fs"liV
The rh"ir, sii"r'"'l %" y H. "r""
,..,,,,,.ndlnH sutlua.r. Nth ~" "hIa
,AoI frt,n h"liii"Ho """si1i"'" " g'"ur
~ uuhlI' .I'ur'uf"s e'ils'isllr lie
alaueh 2ulainU''nllV hnll' Hhi Hl"g"'Na
., rfsdl' =" phI" '"uuly
a NOT Nouss aoS.V Mstsr
One ~ tho nrsi ihlnRr witch Vlslr
Tor 10 Ihs rsrn hpH oallei :" hlH ~ .
ientlon - tho "s'"""lvs hot h"n1" "r""'
20 Nv C"l 'thn"lh""h. hut now cor
Nod on by ~" "nun,y ~ q Houron nf
tsysnuA Tho mslnl snau'e ~ thn hot
house tho growing ih"T"ln ~ carly
veastahlss and nnn fl"W"rH, In Hight
work vol Adapted ~ the rather rr"hl"
atrenRth ~ tho inmRtNH ~ tho lnnrul-
airy, and with adequate supply Of
help thar~by guaranteed Aup' Hartman
beiiNvss TINT tho hot house viii b"
made n worry large sourcH of rovenus.
and help sub5tantlNlly L. sustain tho
farm At this season 81 tho ycnr.
though rnthrr lptr In The fall. tho hot
hours aud flower garden surrounding
IT, arc Visions at beauty They are un-
der tho personal direction Of MIR I.uth-
~ CARPENTER superintendent. and Ed
wnrd O'Ssilt hts aEHls'hnt Mr.. D'Notll
was, f1f yssTH. an artlY" and Succo-s-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
WHEELING MAN
GOES To DAYTON
sunRMAN ID. oLnaa, hDvnRTIBINa
MANAGER or sTBHLINd PROD
UUTg CORP, TO LEAVE CITY
IL Considered Ono of the Foremost "A
ertising Mon Of the Country--LiVsdV
! Here For Some Time

Tho many friends or Mr sherman ~.
CIcpK ADVERTISING manager OF mo S,''
ling Products incorporated, or Ihlh Guy
viii DO worry 20 learn TINT no IN h""',
in ICnyc tho city. II h"lng announce"
last evening that Mr.. tl"Hg would =" ="
DAYTON. Ohiu where he Will hohh IN"
ndycrIisInr department OF tho Vih'o
Iiorh CORPORATION OF that nity
MIR. ClcgE is tho manufacturer OF hPV
,,ul widely ndvertiH"d products hiIhh"ll'
namely Hnntroln. Munirr-l "p ana n"T.
rrLI other modicul rundrirh ana u IN
unLcrsIoud that thcy Will ho inkon "Vo'
and distributed by tho Dayton C4hlmny'
I lie nan been unnocintod WIN ~" N'o,
Nm I,rndurIH corp0Tntl"n from lin curry
II,'iu,v In the city ana duo l" MA VIZ
,I,lnu rffnrIH the pr"hucin OF INC 'nl
n,ruiIuu hnvn cnJolnh nation VIA" "'h
B irnutIun and Wh"olinE hhH am" "'I"
uInrcd upon the map IN II rnHhI'' u" 80"
uir,lIuu Irnduris Inc. In on" "I ~"
I,,,,bI cUn,ornn Ia tho country vi ""
Mind " -, ,.ta ,IIy
Ar t'IrrE sine" rohldlnH ~ '"'" :, -,
,.,., L,,u nhnn,lItad with many "h"I
T.. ,l,t. buIIrIIponi ANA pI"h'"'S az, ~
,I,,,, n.a lukun aikuou iul"i"h' ~ '""'' T"
alfalfa II, viii be- I"in"od by h'" ~"
i,I,u.i, nt,d nono,i"I"n, VII" """ ana ~
Win wIsn hiu continued """'""" ia "''
nuw H,id al I"h"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
COUNCIL
sEsSION DEFERnED TO WEDHES-
nay EVENING BECAUSE or
COLUMBUS DAY.
FILTRATION ana Many Less Important
Items OF Business on Calendar.

The regular weekly meeting al cl'y
council nhih ~ah 10 Il" held lhla eV"
nins has been p"Sir"hed hhill We"
nrsduy evrnins suth action w"s TAKEN
by Mayor Thomas T. 'fh""or when Ia"
t"arund that October I:th Was Columbia"
iny
4 nun,htI "T worry lnii'i i""i matters
viii h., inhon az al Ihla tia" whl"h !"
lu,ian ip.u n.w .iIinHun"a I"h l'nri"'"
,,o,,ls aui .dhti '"nht'u'Il"n w"'h hF
ia, Vh,oiinE ~" '"'"I""r
rho matter 200 Iniui"f 4" H." nll'"
,i,u urrinu s-hiI, hnn I'""u hnurl"s ~"
I,,, .n,,,, tIunn rilt "",n" ~ ~ Will
,Iu,. ~. It'd" e hi'h INV" h""" '"""Ir'h
=. ~ leo ,,I,,,,d Communication ~""
,,,nl,oi Lr 'liv ''l"'h li"n"' . 'ipFr
T,n,, Ih, t.rui,"l tlnrn company, nnh
mn that ih'v ~ rlvru l'"Itnl"HInn W. -
tend lholr rr'roul hullllnF further north
ou, puuIh 80 Ihcv hnv"ui enough tnph'
AZ ihc urcronl llmo This viii alau b.
inh"m ~.
number ur mlu"r and routine nni
tors VIII como NJ anh action taken Ivy
thIr body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
JUDGE SOMMERV|LLE
CLEARS HIS DOCKET

A number OF ruitH which have boon
ponding for HOmo tImo IN circuit court.
wrrc tnkrn up y"Etcrdny morning by
Judge J. u Hnmmrrvlllc md disposed
Of Tho dnrk"t II clear with tho eIcep-
tIon Of sov"rhl CANON which woro con-
tInu~d.
Tho caao ~ r.. r. IIcndnrsnn and
othors against Harry RndclIro came up
and Judgment wan rendered by JIdg"
Snmm"rvllIs for tho plaintiff Ia recover
from tho defsndA their costs
Tho auli OF l.. ~ FchrcnhHCh against
Eugene Ilncr and others WAN disposed
Of Whom Judge Somm"rvlIlc entered an
order that tho defendant return an auto
mobile TO the plaintiff.
Tho matter or tho city Railway COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
LII 7 PACKET
BEACH TODAY

Tho steamer General Hcnch, which
rnnk at tho niChlnnh d"chn Nv" wrekn
ngu. viii pHaln lac placed upon tho nur
face ~ thu Dhlu to-day, INp'rt Divers
have hrrn at w"Ik Tor rnNuTnl dnyn
''lu, heading" the bunI. and with tho
aid 81 chains II w'll again -" brought
Ia tho n,trrn'n WHOM Tho at lnl wnVp.
which viii ho HIartrd al Ibum No y at
WnTwooh ntIlhon tho bout
rho ntrnIunr hank whiln CnnllnE with
n rnTrn Of Tin IN Iwnlyn foot Of water.
aud owing to tho high aIhE" "f wntnr
tho bonI could not 10 Tnlacd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
WHEELING CAN co.
TO BUILD HOUSE
FOR STORING CANS

-" "rrII,"iI"ua toy hm''h'"r '''"''
-r,n ,-,,ir,i N""'"''l"Y "''"'nn"" W
I.,,rI, ,Ir,L 'ir",Pr Nhr"'u- ~" NrH'
-,ur f,",u y N"llr"" f"' w" ""'
Il"n 81 ~ rI,r"i We" Rh'"f" ~ Hn "
ThI,iv rr,rmIh rIr""i 1hIr b"'ln'''
~lI rIr" hnvo rh""l l'"n r""' WIN
,nu,,nin fIrnr " VIII ho large rn"uPh
49, tint Ihvco rnru ,nu 10 stored ~ W.
rho orrr"vImaIo cont "r nurh structure
10 not hu"wn
rho nihcr IN for tho erection OF
InTgo FIurnRr hUuUn nj FORTY -"lRn,h
All Iron utTrrla to hn used Ivy the
yyhc-lInE chm company for tho storing"
rr cpua Th" building will ho CORFU.
,I Iro, .truciurc rho rxRCt coat
ia not known. Plans hnv" been sun
miIiod In connection with tho hppI'Co
llOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
HARDING WILL WIN,
DEMOCRAT THINKS
uon. 4 r. Yost. FORMER Whseu.f AaA
Now RssidiaG In Illinois, Visis"
In Clty.

Hon T. =. YoH'. formerly Or this oily
md now In tho INSURANCE" business IN
Pontiac. m, war yl"I'?r ~ inc o,ty
n ,,IaI, n; his old homo IN Marion county.
~ which no In nntlvc, while Mr.. Yo.t
has hem n lifelong D"mocrai, hc In In
cIino1 to tho Wow that this liz not =
Democratic year Both In Illinois ana
fund nIgns that point TO tho olsctlOa
NJ Mr. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
GOOD ROADS PICTURE

Tho WrHi Virginia Hn"d I"nhN r"h
Grafton IN featuring most "du"ni l"nnl
ma Interesting pIriur" ~ ia" NlrrIuln
theatre tonight mud TOMORROW night. and
cVcTv nnu. wUmuu aud child In tho
county should rNU u Ih" picture IL ~
trnvclngiir thr"uEh tn" indurirl"r "r
tho state hud shown tho c"udll Ions Of
tho roads Tho plCiur" In accompanied
by COMPREHENSIVE" arguments nd,u"uI
ing hotter Ionda for Went virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
RnEsE IL RECOVERING.

Edward Uc"rc ,r lO?G Chnulino ntr""i
who wnP uvcrcnm" by TnH fun"H whlf'
nt work ~ tho IIcmw"ud plrni az iM
Wheeling Si"rl & Iron company Huu.
day morning. ~ getting along nL'"lN ~
hlr home Nhcrc u" was rrm"' Ell fr'u'
M" ohio valley Gcn"rnl h"rrlinl lat"
Sunday night
Norr". VIII" IL - stationary "uWln"'I
wnH making rcpnlr" on EnH cnEin"
when II" was overcome with the fumor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
rHnHR DnoLARANrA

Throe declarations Of intentions wses
nlM yesterday with ". 8. commIssionss
John II. Conrad. They were MED ~
Peter Lnborer. %. OF Trlndrlphia. came
man Krunka. ~. butcher OF FaltnA
born In Hungary. and Martin Mate iovtS.
Of ii0t McColloch street. also OF Hun
HHry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
| he / aylor lhorofare

prnv for ansornIncnta undo by the board
~ nubilo works was inkon up. judge
Knu,marvIIlr took up III" written per-.
lion which hid boon Mod which mlioa
LrI h,,n nI,d .0mc time ago. Tho
mnt,cr was taken under Adjustment.
An ordor WI. entered by Judge b9m-
mn,vlIi, in tho rhnnrcry suit of VnlSn-
tine Thohy against Melinda Harris q, a.
dncrC, was onisrod by judge h"ni-
mn, in, I'm iha matter of NJ j. tulllhha
Guardian Of Eugene o. MALTA. oohnrm-
InY tho snlo " property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

II troubled With 'udlr'nIl "u - nlrrp
IrHnnNnH yut rh"uIH Irrd what NInH NJ
n"r Turner Chicago. III hnr T." ray
"DynrwoIh. lrrcpuIhI w"nlr nnh 'nIo
IrrrnrrH regarding IT," "I'llu'ty ,ul'r 81
h"hlIh gradually under min"i II uuilI
lac fen hr,nu,u "'h "f uIN f"i nc,
sUlT EunCIr TIuuI cont lniInl head
nrhr wnr uunhl" I" diF"ri uY f"nd
nhlrh 1rouad to Inv d"nh w"Iuhi
nu my rtninn"h vnr v"Iv '"nrI pat 81
und nv com pIr ~ lon hU, M" dnIh. yolJnw
nnd ui,ihdy M fClt Nl"Hrl"uuu"r1 wnr
uilh"d ~ nay mlHrIp nnh | w"uld nwnkr
~ Iirod NJ wh"u went I" "l"rp
board If ChnInhcI lnln'E Tablets nnd
found nurh roller nrInt InlluF lh"m thni
krpi up Ihr tTnntmCn Tor nrnrlv two
months ThrY ClonuHoI NY nt"mn'h Ia
vlynrpIod my nvpIotn. nnh rlu'" TINT
ilmn rRn cnl aud Hlocp IN 'nmf"ii. !
mn, today oniirNly wcll For Tnln hv MI
Ion lcTu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
tho .4sr.,.,sa -'"oS 10. "'""ar"s r"'

tie" 'sals's'Sh s'""" '"' "'""t w.
p"snP
ts ,IIusnis 81 Iha Irn,ne'y would he ~
us.l,e.Isl li",ssI ." phl" '"'""'Y hp"""
~ tyrp IL tho hsbs '""'' a"h, ~ f""'.
Ihrnua huul Ihn an,ha osi"hllahm""'.
norfer ,ieaullUaaa ond rpl"nhlh "unlp
msni ate tho rule A naohpmlrnl dough
miEHr hpmdIrs the bread In Ito emily
stages ond tho Immense "vouH turn ont
bulky lopvru ~ bread that would u"
wnloomed 90 pny table. A wei equip
ped leo plant InFurea an abundance ~
rcfrIEerptIon. aud u mechanical lnun-
! dry. furnished with the host modern
machinery handles tho laundry work Of
fashion Tho farm ls fortunate In
having an abundant water supply. a
number OF good wells. never falling,
are upon tho farm. and those INV" been
, relied upon safely so far. However n
, small dam has been built Il, Point Run
from which water can be pumped TO tho
farm. viii Furnish reserve supply In
any time OF emergency.
A Splendid Charity
1t may he OF interest to tn" public
. generally tn know that the ohio county
infirmary also cares for tho dependent
cases from Brooke county. and last
year this was Il source OF revenue 10
the amount Of about $4,000. In speak
I ing OF tn" farm. Superintendent Hart
| man. who In an enthusiast As Ia the
| work said Ia AN lntelllgcncer reported.
| II have every reason To behave. We
| viii s""n mako the county farm more
/ 0rBani4cd spiondidiy adapted, hnd
splondidly equipped II Is well lahl" Il"
, take care al the dopondGni "asoh which
/ the '"uuly furnishoa /" " '"'"f"i i"hI'
hCaIthTuI u,annci wlIhoil unnecessary
peHna az IuAuiy tat at III" h""'S
: IlIua sIVo all iha "snsntI"la al h""nh
! de.aii IIyImH tho faiI, viii t." ~h''
. eco i,Ia"a a.. '"',t'l"ieh ""II '""I"l""h
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ruI florist. mud brings 10 tho work %
tho no, house md Flower gnrd"ns, All
Of tho skiIl aud experience Ral ned In "
long nre Of contact with growing Flow
ers and vegetables. and he bundles hls
plants with tho loving care or ono WIN"
understands and knows them indiNld-
ually The hot house has capacity
for growing Mt one time, $4,000 Hcran-
Iums. 1000 tulips. 1900 hydranGcos.
and 1000 nnrCissuS plants. These hre
| now being put In place for nGNt year
business. and II Is expected that th'
! entire output during tn" season next
year, and running up into the summer.
will be readily disposed Of TO tn" nus
mess men and flOwer-selling establish.
ments OF this vicinity. One merchant
In Wheeling, during last season.
handled as many as 1000 plants II week
from the hot house. paying for them, n
, very handsome price.
The hot house work. however. Is not
confined To flowers. lATE" quantity OF
early tomatoes. lettuce, aud 'uCnihbers
arc grown on the farm, hnd tho enIlI"
product Of early and chUiGu vegetables
, duTInk this sGahun "aa promptly ais
pusad 81 - CustOmsrs la Wheeling Hnd
! vicinity and tho indlCaiIuiS His that
naAi yeas the 1aip pat ur tho h"uso la
| lhaao iinss will leo IarEsiy i".'oaSed u"
a veIy seat advantage btiilns U"i
ii"u uf IiIa iasi s.Ga"n. th, El"ld 81
! ,u.uui.o,s fi"," IA" i",'" wac s"Il i"'
Gss, 400 ~oSI i."ii"'s a. 20 '""'S 4"
i,"u"d hI"uehI in Ss'y '''""idS' "hS
,sys,u. fnsss S"l"a - '''"'as ~s'"
.ntI,sIy addIii,i"i !" -"rul vI"r "iI ~"
s"uai.hiaa """dah f"' the i"hi" - ~"
f",,n IIaslf
Oth.. va" r'"hs"'-
Awning "ih-' lhi"p. H. tie ""'"" ll""
| SURE, iri .nhs"i Iin,',n"u /" uniIlup ""i
- ~ r",e t'uli fs',u. -n''Inr " ~ ~
tIa- H,pp.s pluns nnh p"H"hrr III"
i,rru a,n we'll rhysu"ed aud WITHIN 49,
other aaarnn ~ ~. tho ll"lh f"u tho
frun orchard viii NOT "ulY inh" ""r"
- tho nanha 81 ihn fpTru. hnl furnlnh u
| rnnnIderuhla product !" market Tho
,nlIto fnrm ""rsiTir of ian n"r"r ~
which 900 nro rnpphlo ~ Rr"wiuF "r"pT.
aud ilH nro not npld" TuT pnSIu'" III"
wheat crop this ynnr amounted !" about
$50 h,inhnlr hrluE enough /" rhY Tor MI
Tho flour nnodcd In tho lnnrWniY. no
toms ~ hay wore cut fr"m III" Farm
, TIL. year. and n TO ton III" nll"h With
cnaIlnEe Nupcrlnl cnd"ui linrinnn hnT
now about ib6 head nf "RtIl" on III"
farm aud proporcr 10 keep about. Tint
numhnr uort of tn" thus The moods Of
tho farm consume ouch yonr about IL
head ~ beef For this r"nnon ~ hog"
were kilIod which win furnish mn mn
! pie meat supply Tor IN" lnnrmnry. u In
Noteworthy that all Of tho stock grown
90 tho county farm Nv rcgIhlcr"h. ~
high dunlIty. aud some incom" f"r tho
farm viii be derived FROM tho rhl" II
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