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The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-30
Adam and Henry Mars drove
through to Macon this week.

- 3 . f + : s
Claude Mayo is spending a
few days at Allison Wells.
Mrs. C. T. Rigler OF Birming-
ham is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Claude Mayo.
Mr.. Ell. III Martin who lives
out on Route Z was a visitor in
town Wednesday.
Miss Mary Crocker OF Sebas-
topol is the guest OF Miss Gladys
Petty.
Rev. J. Latimer from Arkan-
sas is visiting his sister, Mrs. w.
III. Mars.
Miss Kato King and Vera
Sanford visited Mrs. Austin
Brantley in Louisville this week.
Miss Arwin Deweese and Miss
Martha Mars are in Meridian for
several days.
DR.. J. M. Golden of Iona wis.,
tied MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Hillman
last week.
Mrs. Talitha Hooper left this
week for an extended visit with
relatives in the Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Henderson
have gone to Waukasha, Wis.
to spend the summer.
Margaret Hester is visiting
her friend Mary Deweese this
week.
Miss Lucille Glass is in Jackson
where she went to act as maid
in wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dees had
as their guests at dinner Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hays
Of Mariana, Ark. -S4a,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lowry and
small son, A. j., have returned
from a pleasant vacation in the
country.
Carson and Howard Wood
ward of Custusha spent the week
end with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. G. FL. Fatheree, and chill
dren, Blanche and James have
returned from very pleasant
stay on the coast.
George Mars has been touring
Kemper and Noxubee counties
and West Ala. He says crops
are only fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. McLendon
and children of Newton were
guests OF Mrs. McLendon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hays.
C. L. Crawley, R. C. PEBBLES
and j. s. Purcell went over to
Meridian Mon, to hear Elk Gov.
Harding of Iowa speak.
Miss LYDIA Tolbert, clerk in
the local post Office, has been off
duty for few days, slightly In
disposed. She is back at work
this week,
Announcements, have been re-
ceived here of the birth Of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
mer A. Spivey Of Decatur, Miss.
Some OF the young people en-
joyed a dance at the home of
Mrs. Dolly King on Monday
evening. An orchestra from Me-
ridian furnished the music.
Miss Jessie Boyd, OF Ocean
Springs, field representative for
the American Red Cross met
with thelocal chapter last Thurs
and spent two days in Phila.
Miss Willie Dees returned Sat-
nrday from q delightful trip to
New Albany accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. s. R. Lynch and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] B. Hillman
are chaperoning q party OF girls
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-30
sANFORD-McKINNEY

Miss Willie May Mckinney and
Mr.. Clifton Sanford were mar.
ried ON Sunday morning at nine
O'Clock, Rev. J. S. Percell offici-
ating.
! Miss Mckinney wore becom-
ing suit Of blue tricotine, with
accessories to match. Both OF
the young people are well known
in Philadelphia having lived here
for a number of years. The bride
lis the charming daughter Of Mrs.
r. H. Mckinney. The bride
groom is the older son of W.. 81.
Sanford, . prominent merchant
of Philadelphia and is associated
with his father in business. Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford left immediate
ly for Memphis and other points,
and on their return will make
their home in Philadelphia
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-30
PICNIo BEAT TWO

Justice T. B. Green writes us
that there will be a picnic Satur
day July End at Jackson Bridge
on the Shield crossing. There
will be speaking and; full baskets.
COTTON AROUND. 81
The Philadelphia Cotton Mar
ket has been at &c ever since
Monday. fs@s sasl's
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-30

Air Tight Tins Of SO
AK your dealer 70 shcsv
yoa fhe new vacuuni-
scaled Hns Of so Chester
fields. "A compact, con-
venienf and absolutely
AIR TIGHT pacline--
the cigarettes keep frssh
isadsfniteiy.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

first part OF this week from two
weeks visit. III minneapolis. ~
Miss Laura Abrahamson return
edSon, Wednesday from Forman, N: D.,
where she visited relatives. - :~s.s
|. Mrs M. G. Johnson and son Mae
hart left the lattex part of last week
for short visit with relatives. = :
-. y: H. Gunderson and Col. Under
dahl Of Frost were guests at the Ar
chic Rasmussen home On Sunday.
vet Mrs. Joseph rale returned to her
home in Portland, Oregon, on Tues
day. Her father, Patrick Lawler, ac-
companied her as far as Morris. .,~
II Mrs. L. Eckhard left last Thurs
day for Minneapolis after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Hollis Mcdonald.
+, Rev. Bruce Mccullough Of Litch-
field visited his brother and wife, Rev.
J: Renwick Mccullough on Wednes-
day:
! iG--Mrs. Geo. Jonicks returned last
week from a couple of weeks visit
with relatives at Minneapolis and Du-
luth.
Viola Larson entertained num-
ber of guests last Friday evening, the
occasion being her fourteenth birth
day. ~
Richard Bomstad of Atwater left
on Monday for several days visit
with relatives and friends in Mime
apolis. -
Grant Dourte and Dave Fergeson
autoed from Swea City, Iowa, and
transacted business here the first part
of the week.
20. T. Birkeland spent Sunday and
Monday visiting his son Carl who is
i'll at the Deaconess Hospital in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Bailey returned to her
home in Breckenridge ON Tuesday at
ter a visit with relatives here and at
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

along the East side OF Long Lake, IN
stead OF the West side, so as to pro-
vide better connections with the Re
mer-Walker road. q '%s-,> -s@'@.:s r. ,
Big: Stone county has appointed
William Engdahl as engineer to sue
ceed L. p Zimmerman, who has been
appointed district engineer
Directors Of the First National
Bank, Albert Lea, have promoted Nels
H. Rasmussen, from cashier to presi-
dent to succeed the late H. H. Em7
mons. -,
The Benidji business association
hopes to make the county fair, an at
traction for all Northern Minnesota
and is planning to draw crowds from
radius of 100 miles. Eleven acres
of land south of the present grounds
will be added to the fair property.
The International Falls Company's
sawmiN at Speoner started it's sea-
sons run, a few days after the saw
mill and paper mill at International
Falls were closed indefinitely. More
men and fewer women than were en-
ployed last year are working at the
Spooner mill.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Carleton College, Northfeld, and will
also visit relatives, in the twin cities
before returning home s..
Roy Carlson autoed to Minneapo-
lis last Thursday: He was accompan-
led home by his sisters Hattie and
Florence and brother Harold and He
len Ostrom. The Misses Carlson and
brother Harold returned to Minneapo-
lis Monday *,>. &s>
1. Miss Martha Franklin LETT the lat
ter part of last week for a visit at
Minneapolis, before returning to her
home at Princeton. While here she
was guest at the home of her broth
er, Rev. N. Franklin.
Mrs Carl Norman and daughters
Naomi and Blanche left last FRIDAY
for Sandstone. Mr.. Norman left some
time ago, having purchased a farm
there.
Mrs. Joseph Dale. of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting at the home OF her
father, Patrick Lawler, in Kandiyohi.
Mrs. Dale was Alice Lawler before her
marriage.
Mr. and Mrs S. H. Larsen enter
tanned fourteen guests at dinner
party last Tuesday evening in honor
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erickson Of
Alexandfia. ...s5.S, -
Miss Augusta Olson returned =
her home in New London on Monday
after a stay in Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. r. Loney c1me in, from
Spicer and was the guest Of Mrs. o.
2. Johnston Tuesday. She also at
tended the initiation 5of candidates of
the Rebekah- Lodge in the evening.
We carry Insurance aeainst the
following risks, 30 as 70 protect our
customers and ourselves. - fully a.
possible: Fire, Tsrnado, burglary,
Forgery, Workmen's Compensation
and Automobile Liability. We write
all kinds of-insurance and invite you
to. o.,'et VI protect you as, fully ~ we
have protected ourselves. =, kandNohi
County Bank. 49, - It
Miss Margaret Lockerby of Fart.
bault arrived last Saturday for = sey-
eral days visit with her sister. Miss
Florence in this city. - -
Mrs. Jackson and son Darrell left
on Monday for visit at Hawick be-
fore returning to their home at Crook,
ston. While here they were guests
at the J.~C. G0d home.'s,-,,s-o. =,
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

NN1rss Otto Boelter returned to her
home at Springfield on Tuesday after
visit with her sister, Mrs. Reuben
Peterson. s=~:...e
Oscar Bjelkengren had an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Willmar
Hospital last week and is getting al
ong very nicely. \,
~ Mrs. Fred Hewitt was hostess to
q number of guests at her home last
Saturday evening. Cards were play
ed at three tables after which a nice
lunch was enjoyed. &c. 70. ii
e: There i. but one place IN
.W1lnnaf 20 get 4 Chiropractic
Spinal Ad djustment. Corner Of
5th St. and Pacific Ave. l.. E.
coss, D. C., Ph. C.. Geo. C..
Mickeisoh. d. c., IF
Mrs. Albert Bra1thwaite and chill
dren left the latter part Of last week
for a visit with her sister, Miss Amy
Jorgenson in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Swedberg left
for their new home in Pollockvilie.
Alberta, Canada, last Thursday Mrs.
Swedberg was Miss Lila Sundfors be-
fore her marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dean of St.
Paul autoed. and spent the week end
at the P. ]: Conway home. They re-
tdrned on Monday accompanied back
by Mrs: Robert Conway who will visit
at their home.
:, Mrs: Swan Anderson and Mrs.
Reuben Anderson left last Saturday
for a visit with Evelyn Anderson, at
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

See VIM. Farnum in "lf ! Were
King" Majestic, Monday and Tues
day. 1t
Miss Evelyn Kroona spent the
week end at her parental home in
Kandiyohi.
Alfred Lee of Danvers spent the
first part of last week in this city Wis
iting relatives
Pipestone.
Mrs. James Sanderson left the
latter part of last week for -a#vist
with relatives near Atwater. <,
If Olive Bros. can't repair
your watch, throw it away:
315 Third st. IF
Harold Nicholson left the latter
part of last week for a few days visit
with relatives in the twin cities.
Geo. Lundquist returned last Fri
day from a several weeks business
trip in the state and in the Dakotas.
Mrs. F. w. Bocdeker of Minneap-
oils went to Spicer last Thursday to
visit her mother, Mrs. P. E. Peterson.
Sec VIM. Farnum in "lf ! Were
King" Majestic, Monday and Tues
day. It
Mrs. E. Hedeen returned to her
home in New London last Friday after
a stay in, Minneapolis. '@"3
Mrs. E. A. Lagerstrom left on
Tuesday for Minneapolis where she
will attend the Womens American
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society's S
Golden Jubilee, which, will be held IN
the First American Baptist church,
three days this: week, Z J., 49,.
Mrs. N B. Monson returned the
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
CT ASSES FITTED !
Broken lenses replaced; frames
repaired. First class optical.
r.. work guaranteed. :
~ e. 81. ANDERSON ~
: Registered optometrist, with
!. -. Anderson Bros. { Co.

Minneapolis. -
j Dir NJ. U Ivers of Christine, N. D.,
spent a couple Of days the latter part
Of last week visiting at the, home of
his. sister, Mrs. Thos. Marshall. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Becker of Litch-
field spent the week end visiting at
the home Of their son-in-law and dau.
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Erickson
Miss Winnie Hanson returned to
Minneapolis Monday after a brief visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hanson in Lake Lillian township.
Louis Norgren left Friday for
Minneapolis by car, returning in a few
weeks. All orders for his tuning may
be left at the. Edison shop.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Jens Johnson arriv-
ed on Tuesday from Grove City, for
short visit at the J. A. Peterson
home while enroute for a visit at
Seattle
-MT.. and Mrs. Walter Erickson
and little daughter Lmogene of Alex
andria arrived last Saturday and Wis
tied relatives and friends here until
Wednesday when they returned.
DIR. and Mrs. H. P. Hanson, Mr..
and Mrs Anton Ste enbakken and Miss
Lila Olson of New London spent Sun
day at the Alfred Bergeson home.
Mrs. H. E. Stockton and daugh-
ter Gladys and son Raymond arrived
the latter part Of last week from Ka-
sofa for visit at the R. w. Baker
home.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Garner Hill, Gladstone, n. J., Sells
RatSnap, He Says
II sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like to
look any man in the face and tell it's
the best. It's good" People like RAT
SNAP because it "does' kill rats. Pc
trifies carcass-leaves no smell. Comes
IN caKes-no mixing 20 40. CaIs ol
dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c,
Csc, 1925. Sold and guaranteed by F..
J. Hallin and Nelson & Gabbert, Will
mar. Minn.-Adv. May
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
READ THESE INTER
]! ESI'lNG s ! '!|;; 5; STATE I / ITEMS !
Get In Condensed Form Newsy
Items About 0lher Town.
and Counties

A Holstein sale at Wadena netted
$2,G7o.
Albert Lea may have another bank
its fifth
The creamery at Hill City has been
re.opened.
A farm bureau drive is on in Bel
trami county.
The Neils sawmill at Cass Lake has
started operations.
No reduction in high rents was not
ed at Duluth on May l.
An important Hereford sale was
held at Candy May Is.
Lake City will provide beautiful
park for automobile visitors.
The Webster Lumber Company at
Walker is planning to enlarge its mill.
Luverne women have organized a
park Improvement society.
St. Peter is completely out of debt
and has $4,000 in its treasury.
Labor troubles have not affected
the paper mill at Grand Rapids.
A home building company is erect
ing number Of residences at Bemidji.
Vergas, Otter Tail county, has voted
bonds to obtain electric light service.
Numerous real estate transactions
have been reported from Swift coun-
ty.
Waseca will accept bids for sails of
$31, 900 Of bonds to erect a city hos
pital.
Redwood county will sell $13O,000 in
bonds, early in June, to finance ditch
work
First passenger sailings from Du-
luth for lower lake ports will be on
May 20.
Wells business men have applied to
Washington for a free mail delivery
service
G. G. Kettke Of Hayfield has been
appointed superintendent of the Win
dom schools.
Elk River citizens have voted to
build residence for the superintend-
ent of schools
a district convention of American
Legion Auxiliary posts will be held
at Willmar June 5.
The Morrison county board has au-
thorized issue of 100000 in bonds to
take care Of floating Indebtedness.
At Grand Rapids, several Protest
ant denominations have decided to er-
ect $4,000 consolidated church.
1t is rumored that towns in the
Eastern section of 1tasca county will
be connected by new railroad line.
The Brown County Agricultural So
ciety has decided to erect cattle and
horse barns at the fair grounds in
New Ulm
A movement has been started to
provide a tuberculosis sanitarium for
Wright Meeker and Mcleod Coun-
ties
Osseo's building program will ag-
gregate at least $4,000 and includes
Catholic church and several resi-
dences.
Five additional cottages have been
erected at Point PLEASANT, Madison
Lake, Blue Earth county, for summer
VISITORS
Southern Minnesota cities are an
nouncing Chautauqua dates. Several
cities which had carnivals last year
will hold Chautauquas instead.
Cass county farmers want the state
highway near Longville to be built
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-31
VOICES DE LA GALE
Cstano, P r., 20 de agOstO.

CGtan0, + h, ~ de agoSLO.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
Scnor:
Deseo poner en- conocimiento de us
ted los innumerables abusos que aqui
Sc vienen cometiendo, por los inexper
tos "chauffeurs'' y ciclistas, sin que
nuestra policia proceda poner coto
los mismos.
No Sc puede transitar por las ca
lies sin exponerse uno a sufrir sus,
tos, pues cuando mas distrafdo Sc en-
cuentra usted lie pasa un autom6vil
por Ell lado, como alma que lleva el
diablo; v de no pararse usted en- fir
me va a tener las ruedas del vehicu-
lon AL igual sucede con los ciclistas,
a quienes Sc les We competir en- las
GALES de la poblacion, arrollando en-
sus vertiginosas carreras a las cria-
turas v a las PERSONS mayores.
iQue hace Ia policfa en- estos casos,
sciior Director. Lo de siempre: NADIA.
Y no crea usted que es por falta de
presencia, puesto que ante los dos o
tres policias que prestan servicio en-
Ia poblacion, son cometidas esas in
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EMBARoUEs DE SEBo,
GANADo Y CARNE HELADA

Sc exporta bastante sebo comestible
" coxnercial a los Estados Unidos, al
par que ganado vivo y carne helada.
Ell periodo mas Importance de pro-
ducci6n, Sc extiende del primero de enc
ro al treinta de JUNO. Esta estacion de
matanza Sc denomina "zafra' local.
mente. La mayoria de las fabricas de
tasajo estan cerrados de julio diciem
bre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-31

fracciones.
Es necesario que ell senior Jefe de
a policia Sc tome un POGO de mas in
teres para garantizar la seguridad
del p1blico, particularmente de esos
indefensos nifios que circular solos
por las GALES Y que muy menudo
son arrollados por esoss corredores
sin conciencia.
Anticipandole las gracias, sefior Di
rector, por la publication de esta jus
ia queja, quedo de usted,
Atentamente,
Rafael GONZALEZ.
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IMPERIAL.

N meiOr, mas vsntilado higi4
aieO cosmado. Gran surtido de cen
ssrvAs sspaholsss franeesas . italia
nas.
PRECIoS Gin CoMPETENCIA.
SurtidO complete en- Galletas insls
cas- y americans. Mayagnsx, r. r.
Frutas frsscas todas las aemanaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-31

Ediheio eonstruido sxprsaaments
para Hotsl. modsrnAments eQuipado.
con asesnaor, habitaeiones con bafis,
telsfono, timbFes y euanto reQuisra
81 mOdsEno "eanfoTt". Plan EurODoo.
Restaurant = Ia earta. Telefonss;
ssl-Illk. Boz 1854, San Joss, Plaza
Principal, San Juan, p, II.
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SEVuL.A

~ mas freneo, ample comedor son
vista 81 mar. Departments pars IA
mlliaa. Frents al edinciO del senadO
, eeFea de los demks Centres Oheia-
lea. El mas eonvenisnte para tran
asuntss.-ss slquiian 80 eanaa 80
manal. Quinesnal msnsual. Hospe-
dajs complete. $500. Gale de Cris'
%. Nam. lo. San Juan. TelsfOno SAS
p. o. Box 5s2. Propistarie: PEDRO
AnnINTA
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PEspis.mFiei 1aa6 - kodnguss
Tnnna Ne q Tsi&fono 500. Ban guan,
Pasgas Riso. Bitzado sn una d lss
PFimefpalan Cailsss eerea Gel Trw
3 dsl IsatFe. pE6xims . Ice Mueiiss
eamfiwus ai CerEas y eemas Edihsisa
Fe2arnles. bnsn sEato. ssFvieio En-
ssianta 80 siFyen Comidas > dama&
ia ns a4mis1a sbonadoa . prsal~
nkaiana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-31

Una muier de doble personalidad.-P Por
e. dia Ia vida honessa Gel trabalo;
en- la noche la aventura Hcenciosa
en- los cabarets fumaderos de opio.
Una muerte que no deja raStros.-
FL amor maternal luchando contra la
inclination del NAL.
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PHILADELPHIA

Rafael Cordero (Luna) No. 80
Comodidad, atenci6n e inmejora-
bles eomidas. HsbitaeiOnes ventila-
das. Seryicio moderno especial para
pasaleros. Precios especiales para
Maestros.
Gil SUAREZ.
Telsfono 721. Propietario.
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m. YESURIO

PaF9awips q mi numercaa elAe1aain
eas nassamsnts ne sneusntro al
frants "a esas asFeaitaee kestnurant
6enAs sneuntFaFsn On ssEssrado SER
vlels q Ia carts.
g. aAmitsn ahonatos y nunea fai-
60 los aahEesos spaEnsttL
Visants RINALDI
Ana 80 nan Jean. TslAfCno ess.
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ANTILLANO

aieumao en Hit1o centFieo Ae ia
eiudad. Telsfono 66I-
GanlAaa = Ia earta y q domieiil0.
moafm4aje edm0aa kNpeeiAl cen
faFt raFa fenIlla flsiantea. Adr
mlfmas atonaloa. EFmeFo \ prQntl-
g. em = sefs ifla pferios coMplefR-
menfa ft1neIdos Nisllenos j - con
venoeFa = Bra s. no -. San
Jar. 8unrss Ntra
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ALcAZAR

Luna s.. FFente 81 Mupieipi0.
Nnsro Hofsl Medfrnaments eqaipa-
a. Carlna eriolil. Hahitariones fres'
eaa nusn Tfafo. preeios g. situa-
citm - admitfn abonados.
FFsneisco RIENERA.
PFopietaFi0.
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LA CAFETERIA
e. DORADO
oAFR RRBTAURANR

Qrsnts . IA oAmSra de DslsgadeO
sfEscsmos un ssrvieio de eOmidas alb
cara y prscaos De Eituacion. un sxcs.
lsats , aromAties eafs para 81 guste
nlAs rsfinndo. HAgAnss una vista
ssEA esmglaeids.
ysngTTDos r TORRES.
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GRAN HOTEL RIOJA

Comidas n6tamente espafolas.
Allen No. 70. Tel No s72,
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PALACE

IN el eentrO e0mereial d bal
gnan. con vista . Ia bahia. Ccntisne
10 habitaciones amplias con euartos
a. haEo. ~Roof gArdsn", sitio ided
para bales, banqustss, "uoirtes". NJ
sltio de reunion De IA huena aoeisdad
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Telsfono 72I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

sot iaI rooms Of the church and Is ex-
p".tcd to be among the foremost enter
tainmenis Of s.. Patrick's day. The
program is now being arranged and
gives promiS" Of tang exceptionally
INTERESTING At the conclusion OF the
program refreshments will be served
and both tie program and the dccora-
tinne Will b. in keeping with IN" cele-
hratinn Of tho birthday OF the Patron
Saint Of ireland.
Mrs. w. w Irwin j. leader ~ the
Circle Howard RacnmAn is secretary
and Miss Louis" Scharf IS treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
81 Patrick Party.

.GN. n-@t OI 10 NIV"r'-,'l'I = I"IT-
r!cn'S day $uc.a' activities ~Ii =" ne
81 Patrick party - b" given "> IA"
youn; ladies' "t tn" Ar!on ~"'l'''N to-
day. Tho party vi l." hr'i - "a
throughout with u"yr.ti"i AMI d""ora-
IONS In Keeping with 'hr r","hrati"n
Of the Irish patron SLint. From ~
until o'clock "U''hrc and hvo hrndr"d
Will b" rnjDyrd and rr'z"$ Will ."
awarded those attending IN" highest
scores. Promptly at o'r'o"k supper
will W served ant the young ladies
hav. p,ann-h rn"nu that VII tempt
IN. most lusCard appetite. Following
n" supper dancing VIII h" "nl"F''u
during .hr evening. with local "r'h">'-
~, FURNISHING IN" latest program "t
dance numbers. Miss Lulu SchIneichcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

n" ',"n Lui Wru.n It 49,. N''~.'.'
VI t.. church w!li >"rv" SUPPER i&." - q
uiHS II tn" d!HIng room ct IT." 'AHT' =.
on tn. South SII" From -" "n'@
n.gh: n.rln,.k W.! l". Re hnu:, Tor >''N .
:us acd = ru"nu - :h" ,''A~on$ mos,
t,;nr.t,:.. v:l:.S VIII h,' prepared ANT
served ~ tn" u;Iai sH'..tW, n.i"'''r 80;
;I:~ group. i'r"cr"hS 60: t&r supper " lt
gu toward iiUuJda;.nc Il "''"' 80" 'h'
church, The rnI'uw;u.: ~" II charge.
Me>d1,nos Belle I;;tA"r. Nancy N'"n
Sa,rli.I llopw o"'i. i."U:S' ';ru"h".
MrsNr~ John lirmphrr|s. N'Il:tFA
Wg$rrup and and S,uHrU"l MctIusN'H
Those, IN t.harg" have nut '"r'h EVERY
rfrnr; 10 MAKE the affair SGc''.sS 1nd
they hope u ba accor,!'l w"h a arg"
p.,'runaS"
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ST, PatHck's Tea Party.

TIL, cvon,ng &C THURSDAY. MarrH :"
has been eclcctnd for IN" =. Patrick
da, inu>jra! t.. 20 b" given BY inc
W:.;tan II. cooke l',r'i" 'f Kings
Daughters or th. Second Presbyterian
church. tn, aT..i" vi! be hold IN Nh"
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Collegiate Alumnae

TIr '"lirp..,'.' Aiumna" NSs"' :at.o'
VIII mc,; Saturday. March II. o. :"
"',!"rN - -" Auditorium o. tn" Y. W
e. \. Every member : urged :" l." 1@"-
sent 81. all extraordinarily Interesting
program wIl' b" given: "Am"rt a";z-' .
lion" hc.rg ihc topic and Mrs. Marines.
.hc sneaker Miss Jchn.C MCGOWAN.
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Grand Opera at Pittsburgh
sruUo os prominent music .o.crs
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Missionary Society

I'll" Young Wom"n's Missionary {"
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Church supper Tonight.

Nelson H.hu-,'.. ., l. M.'.i"
Epbrrt /. r"-ui"v
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