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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
ALL-STAR PROGRAM
IS BILLED AT REX

what Is advertised as AZ a.l-star pro-
gram snd Is in actually an ali-star
6li will be the one that opens ~ the
Rex this afternoon as never was such
an array OF talent gathered together
on any ono bill and then a goodly por-
ton OF It Wheel!ng's own. In Edith
and Eddie Adair and Walter Hastings.
Thu bill Ia blended together perfectly
AZ variety redon!natss and that Is tho
winning point N pleasing vaudeville
shows.
Frawlsy West. comedy gymnast.
works snappIly with a., his new rou-
tine Of feats. Lewis and Rogers. 1tal-
Ian tonsorial artists. have a aae limo
OF "Wop'' dialogue and create laughs
Ealore with their out OF the ordinary
skit Edith and Eddie Adair in tho
Boot shop" have vehicle that suits
them 10 a nicely giving an opportunity
ito got over a screaming line Of shoe
shop chatter Walter Hastings with
his pLanoiogue. sells his material IN
great SHAPE and 1; must be said OF his
numbers that they are not hackneyed
but now and original. all OF them. l.!t-
tie Miss Sunshine. a breezy musical
akts with four girls and Two boys offer
all their songs and dances with real
nip and pep" Tho feature picture.
"Stee.hear.." co-starrinG William Dun
can and Edith Johnson. Is play OF the
western typo m which Mr. Duncan mp;
pears a. almost ETp~rman powerful!
And fearless but with tenderness 10
women an dchtIdren. News Weekly and
continuous from 70 i +. NJ. vaude-
'ville showing a. ;. i:ta And 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
DELIGHTFUL Irene"
BACK FRI, AND SAT.

Hl<to-y - gain repeating hselt 'nso-
far a. tho Attendance OF James Mont
Eom~ry's ronsat:- musical comedy
Irene" 10 concerned. AMI wh!Ch The
Vanderbilt Producing company VIII
again nrscr to the patrons oc the Court
or Friday and Saturday neX,.
Rnrrv Ti"rreys delightful; music re-
ln!orced ov Joseph McCarthy's we'll
wr!ttou ly-.rs. each arperta!nlnc 70 tho
action % tSis smart Nt.ls musical play
ere ,vst as popular as they over were
the ensemble az well as the solos gc!0S
over with the mo- rest and hang which
goes 10 prove that tho Amusement .or>
ING publ do not tire % rn"r''nrtoUs en-
ierta inn~rt properly presented
Tn, or.v change which the audience
ian discover n thts wonderfully popu-
lar attraction this saasoT. IS ;a~ new
creations OF LAZY Duff Gordon. worn
ny tho ladies OK tho cast and ensemble.
C9N h.aTs may "Ohs' and "AA's"
curs-- IN" S~r'orn,a1ce. az some orc OF
80 tc-,t~.re members aHNeIrs or Tho
stage. s-d many requests have "een
made 70 re management % tho play FOR
.r.At" 90 ms or that gown BY admirers.
as" = Z % perm sSIb,e to have ono
MAO. IA. Z 70 wear at this or that So
'c;al junction. Tor thece IS not COM
tune shown or displayed that could not
be worn at ball. dinner or garden
party.
TIE same detail and attention mas
'h-~'r .",sn 20 the mounting OF the play.
t." S.s"s.r being brand rev. looking al
,a"..r. 3. hal just come from the art
= - ..,'.o
90 the supporting company. each
- .'.', member has appeared IN the
H"'.""ohtaa company tn!s assuring
U.trumS an excellent performance may
he looked 'or. with This idea fully IN
,, g.! and knowing the unlimited value
uj 't>.r prodrct. The Vanderbilt Pro-
Crr.rs Company has never allowed ono
": ;g"!- oryaH:sa ;!ons 70 fall below met
r. o?n,!tva sta udarGs. and again sends
rs SvnrDtorv orchestra with tho attrac-
ticr SO tina, perfect rendition OF the
tu"s'rt score VIII be certain.
70 engagement; IS FOR three PERFORM
arcss ard the box office sac opens on
Wednesday ~ . o'r.ock. although those
wishing 20 - certain o. securing good
seats Hnay Sod their mail orders in
now enclosing check.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
PLAZA CONTINUES
Owe RTHE HILL"
=. ANOTHER WEEK

-, Whore - tho mother tina. hna ~ver
--r,yar a though, TO sacr!sces made for
.-sr ,,n,fdrra" Na I;nutoa saved for
-hsr, aud las s"-n ;hrIA d-:E; away one
~ ono. With the exception OF Joan. the
la. i.-sc.:u.u. vino rauunt marry Isa-
'o..r S:-rng bAc.,:s" Ar CluI"' support
,I"~. I'D charles whose dosirs !" hc-
.-..,,, ~ arts; has S"pt marriage from
&c.. .'. nd
nia brothers and sisters. John -
=. ....-s ycgrosch. Particularly does
J.. .r~'.atr his Oldest brother. I4aac. Il
81. .. ,. H." ,uu:rh rr,y his parents
s,t IS S1ee'heL-: hare ta.'h IN him.
,i.-," thjnrss ir-!tl;c tho surround
- -.-.~e-a until they decide upon con-
c,.ed action 70 pVc n stop 20 tho
tla:.. =" johns horror. no GHds his
$40 =, Toc'or rnarl,'I IN r!s own Co.,
'arN and imprisonment Fearful les.
'n... ..Gcn o. rs "a 80 rui.' xii. Nj.
~~s --t s.s'-rs :u:0 agairs: Il" bow.
.>at"',a.s '"r" "a 50 sang ma; So"
promises 30 v.I, '"- HIN.
Krnp'"E;r ~ i!s own gr'.' ~.e",.ia'-
l. KS - M,n'.a ,hs..ct :n,rrI"a
ard 0,oyos :. -" Ec~., ''.' '.. '.r".
Ma tries to s.a... ner ho:-. ,rttn go
chirdrc@. on. '' tai ~ -. is n 49,"
~ay Io'". O., c.,.d --n.. %. .". l.,;
EcHn wes. 5...-- ... - 80, way b.,
h.cau-e a. ,.- .p.t mr. a.. ." y. r
;ows hts -..'"r ard II" r" - r..s.
r2rH. -i'. .s. .,.. .... e.. ..., e..
rat,:rx o. s...ss Ia %~& 1"-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
Would Give His Whole
Weeks Salary for Another
Bottle of Old Indian Kid
ney and Liver Trouble.

BEFORE would suffer another day"
says G. J. Banett OF g. Thirteenth St.
Pittsburgh. II suffered with liver and
kidney troubles for a long time; also
had indigestion. Nothing ! alto seemed
TO agree with me. could not sleep at
night. and was very nervous. HID no
desire 10 do anything had taken every
Kind OF medicine. tablets and pills, with
out any results. l had made up my mind
not TO take any moro medicine. but a
friend OF mine persuaded mo to try Old
Indian Kidney and Liver Tonic, as II
was guaranteed remedy. After tax
Ing one-half bottleeI began to feel
great deal better. the pains had all left
me. and now 7 can eat anything want
and sleep we'll at night; and my work
does not tire me Mt all any more" This
IL just ono ~ many that Old Indian
Kidney and Liver Tonic has helped. Got
bottle and ;.ou will be astonished a,
the wonderful results You can always
get Il At {. H. Griest & Co-(AdyD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
MANY CLERGYMEN
IN OFFICERS CORPS

Washington. Oct. 2o,-Nemhsrs ne thr
clergy the great majority oc horn with
war experience. and graduates Of army
chaplain schon!s ~ HON" or IN Franco.
are we'll represented In the officers
corps ~ tho army About six hundred
commissions as reserve army cha plains
have besn issued. They Include i've
ajors. sixty captains and the remain
der nrst llcutcnan:s. Ny denominations
tho distribution - "a follows. Roman
Catholic l65, Methodist Il5. baptist 9l.
Presbyterian -. Episcopal -. Disciples
% Chris. ~. CongregatioHalls,s ~ and
other scots -.
There arn now ISL chnr,a!na n the
regular army. ;hat number !1"lUd.nE
Al Methodist. - Roman Catholic Hnl
- BAPTIST clergy IN III" larger d"nNm-
national groups.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
SLAYER PASSES SUNDAY QUl
ETLY IN HER CELL IN TIE
COUNTY JAIL.
Freely Admits the KaIng--Cdse May
Depend Largely on Reports
Of Physicians.

D.. Mo PAW,
u.',,;' .rn, - death IN
- ,'' , o,... ~ ,,I,,, s,r..t
.,f, s,,I..,1,, :, ,,,-. Perry
'' -',', 50 ,..i,,,..I ,..,,r, .nL school.
"'', -, -, I.aII -, . ,.,I,rk TuGs.
49,. r,.,,o nr her
,,,,,,;. ,a,,. I,,u.,rl Schul No.
200 W.,.,., Ti... ,,.,,ro' rites
~ W., o,,na,,'.,.l =, -. Row simon
.,,,.,'r ,".,nr . rrinr,y Lutheran
',,,., ,;.,,, - ,,,, paw I : FIsh
1,,',.' -, :, ,r,I,,.Y., protestant
L,,,sco,.,r ,ru,c,, Tro hody will be
,,.rrr.r " Grr.rwn0d cemetery
Ms Perry ronll" WHO fred two
hilI"'s into Yrs W.lIhmS' body. and
whu cylmly aNai'"d m" arri| al OF po-
,,cc 10 AXE a.. - -" lookup. passed
u GCjr' SuH!eT III her r"Ii-E"om IN
III" wom"n'S department or me ONO
county Jail. 81" = h"id without p"''o
on 4 char@" Of i'rs' d""r"" mnrh'r.
Eusv all G'y IN III" caS" OF Flank
Erwin. whn N@s arrested 2Hd con
"..ssei rh.' p" shot rXt"nnci!man
Nmnro'" + II he. police and inc pros
"ru;'nS %':.'a.>'a starr "Id very ll,'le
work EcN'"rd'' on ~" cas-" OF Mrs.
'nnk'". ON S%'nr"aN MrS. ohhi' nau
TOLD '"nl'F'' STORY, III """n Sil'
freely arNn"" '""''d m" snoring "'
her S!rlhood CaAm' Who'n Sn" no" az
ruHrS o! h"NiH& hi"N'h u' ',fi ii"iiie'
VIM depend upon r"yS 'C.""'.
tF"Stru'lhE A''"'H'H an - p"Ii
mann ih'iiW''ru i" h'.U' '""' n,S
action toward MIS-. '"HN'' case VIII
depend largely upon I'P"'' vi p'!'!
clans. w" at whom are salu 10 nave
attended Mrs '"hNi' upon no Tess
man 'hre" occasions "h"n Sle II Salu
!" have maj" "h."'roHSiui "''e'ip'S
I" 'nd h'i own ne. Nv P'"S'C"''nh
attorney aIN' wants !" "'i''W "''"' may
nave ho'h INC "'I,'' 'l'" ''', woman
nina q! illness "h'rh h'N'SS''"'"'' i'rI
undergoing more IMAM one Su'HlV''
operation rec"N'IN'
Coroner K. Il. 'I"ohS' on "hoS" war
rant Mrs. C"hRIe was cohlihi'l'u 10
ia'l on tho first degrees murder charge
has moi yet hH'N N" ny !"r lot
NAL INQUEST I'M" MIS-. NnIi''r> "ea.h'
An autopsy performed SATURDAY q!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
AMBROSE HAB|G IS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

The Casa Of ex-councilmsn Ambrose
F. Habig who was shot by gunman
In his store at Market and Twcnty-sIxth
street week ago this morning is still
carried on tho danger list" AZ the Ohio
Valley General hospital where MIR
Iiahig has been a patient for a week
Notw!ths sta ndtnG reports made TO po-
lice headquarters and the prosecuting
attorneys office Saturday that Mr.
Eabis was threatened with pneumonia.
hospital attendants early this morning
denied that there had been such a devel-
opment in his case
II Is known. however. that Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Carl G. Bachmann and
Chief Of Police Fred n. Frazier were
notified Saturday that Mr.. IIabiss con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
BEYMER RECITAL
DELIGHTS CROWD

Mr.. Paul Alien Beymer gave his thlr-
tesnth organ recital IN Wheeling a st
Matthews church yesterday afternoon
ut I O'Clock. The delightful program
q real musical treat lasted ono hour and
quito q large number OF local muslca
co.l took advantage" Of the oTror,uH'tr
70 hear Il. No admission charge was
made but an Offering was AIKEN For tn.
choir boys enca mpment :rind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
MAJORSV|LLE

Mss Ruby Durhn. youngest damGht"r
or MIR and Mrs. Frank purh!n MIL. and
Herbert SherriCh. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. ShrrricE. Of near Rock Lick. We're
quietly married Saturday. October Is.
Miss nurhin was formerly q. successful
Greene county teacher. while Mr.. Sher.
rich is prosperous young farmer.
Their many friends extend rongraula-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Charles returns 10 tho old home with
his vito, Lucy. a selfish. designing wo-
man. Unable 10 live with Isaac. Ma
goes back to tho house In which <ho
has reared her ch!ldren--only TO he
turned gu, eventually and sent 10 tho
poor house by her hrst-horn. isabella
discovers John Is alive and wires him
q plea 10 como homo The boy docs So.
and earns OF his mothers whereabouts.
His fury knowing no bounds. no breaks
In upon Isaac whom he thra she's. HIS
mont step Is 10 send Charles and Lucy
packing and then hastens to the poor
house, where re hnds Ma falling fast.
Rack tho two 70 to tho old farmhouse.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
THE FIRST CHRISTMAS.

And now the earth at last was still,
The world so full of many folk,
Who feared the sword flash and the
stroke
Of whips and sword blades raised to
kill;
= der the snow white pail of peace,
rhe millions waited for release
"A I'm battling hordes and fire and
fame,
GU came!
gustus sat upon his throne,
Black Care behind him in the seat;
nd everywhere the worlds deep
moan
Filled palaces and plebeian street
The worlds desire was Perfect Love,
God-like, complete!
Roses and raptures all were here,
False gods and lust and craven fear,
And sensual safety
Men of good will! could they be free,
Eternally?
You came, o Bringer of the Sun,
The figures and the very sum,
End and beginning, mortal, King,
Rose and the roses that you fling.
The millions waited; and your eyes
Smiled on the Shepherds and the
Wise,
But if on earth there were but one,
And / that one
You would have come!
Nnuricp Fr0NciS EU0n
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17

May He support us all the day long,
till the shades lengthen, and the even
ing comes, and the busy world is hush
ed, and the fever of life is over, and
our work is done! Then in His mercy
may He give us safe lodging, and a
holy rest, and peace at last!-Cardinal
NetUmdn.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

In looking over my last years
Christmas cards, have come to this
conclusion: Christmas cards are of
two kinds; those that are beautiful,
aesthetically beautiful-and those
that are not. Some people object
very strenuously to the latter. I do
not. In fact, love them. Of course,
I reverence those rich white cards
with their heavy chaste engravings
and their single exquisite designs,
and put them away, for the reason
that they are too lovely to destroy,
but have a sneaking affection for the
other kind, for I know that people
that send them are not afraid of my
criticism. They do not send them to
parade wealth, or their knowledge of
the correct thing, but rather because
they are the expression of themselves
hearty and goodwilled, if not ar
tistic.
Let us look at few of the cards in
my basket. This one would cause an
artist to go into ecstasies, and bears
LhC VI I1CIOA cluUCI d1u6I,
but I know that Helen Pemberton
Palmer sat at her desk with pile
of such exquisite cards before her,
copied my name from her alphabetical
list, and sent this card with only
passing thought of me. And tomorrow
I shall go to that exclusive shop on
Grand avenue and select an equally
elegantly proper card for Helen Penn
berton Palmer and shall send it-with
only conventional thought of her.
Here is another: 1t reads: "a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year
from Katey Whalen," and know that
Katey Whalen passed by the ''two-for-
five" assortment and paid a nickel for
this one because the holly went clear
around and it had two bells instead of
one, and she wanted me to have it be-
cause she loved me.
Can you wonder that love it?
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
ITEMS FROM FREENy

Most every one around here are
lust abou: through gathering corn,
ana some are still picking cotton.
Rev Smith Of Caney filled his
regular appointment Saturday and
sunday
Services Sunday morni1e was
"mited 70" the soldier burial at Cad
do sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Nixon Wis
i'.d her mother. Mrs. sullivan Sat
urday nicht and Sunday.
Bronnah Strickland. Clara Mae
Wood, Virginia. Wood. Ada Ingram
ard Myrtle Webher were visiting
Pearl Mitchell Sunday evening.
Services were well attended Sun.
day night
Miss Mallessic Carol. Ola Carol
and Jack Marison were at Freen,
Saturday night and Sunday nigh
from Post Oak.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
ITEMS FROM SlI.O

J. G. Harrison was II business
visitor in Durant Tuesday.
DR.. Austin and family of Mead
were visiting in Slo Friday.
Abba Bishop was in Brown Sum
day.
Mrs. Ed Shirley of Calera is Wis
iting In Silo this week.
A. f. Gates and family were in
Durant Wednesday.
School will begin here Monday
October cath.
]. T. Breeze was in Durant Sat
urday.
Warren Smith was social visitor
in Mead Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Deal we're visi.
tors in Durant one day last week.
Ernest Bishop and family Of Full
som Grove was visiting his parents
Sunday.
J. T. Gates was a business visitor
in Durant Wednesday.
Otis Bishop Of Brown was in Silc
Saturday.
Mrs. James OF Fulsom Grove wa!
visiting Mrs. J. r. Breeze Monda,
and Tuesday.
Quite number of people from
here attended the circus at Duran
Wednesday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
ITEMS FROM PIRTLE

The singing at Mr. G. F. Rose was
we'll attended Sunday night.
Brother Andy Green preached at
Pirtle Sunday and Sunday night.
Jim Smith and wife of Blue spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Banner.
Miss Ruby spent Sunday with
Miss Lorene Rittles near Blue. Benn.
F. F.. Rose made a business trip
TO Durant Saturday.
G. w. Hayes left Friday for Pro-
que Okla, where he with attend to
some business and visit his sons
while there.
w. J. Briggs attended Sunday
School at Elm View Sunday.
Sunday School was we'll attended
at Pirtle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ballard and sor
visited relatives in Blue Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
FROM UNION GROVE

Rev. Messers began revival
meeting al this place Sunday. Large
crowds are attending. Everybody
invited
our pie supper Saturday night was
a success Everybody enjoyed 1t.
Mr.. Young had an accident while
i'll Durant last Tuesday. his horse
slipped md fell with him. hurting
his foot awfully bad. He hasn't
hccn able to 20 about this week.
Nj. Bates i very sick at this
writing.
RdymcnG H.uchart and family
spent Sunday with Edgar Rinehart
Most everybody from here attend
ed m" big circus last Wednesday
All reported a good old time show
Mrs Maxwell and family were ir
ruran' shopping Saturday
Louise Rinchar' visited Mrs. Pear
N"uhe uf Durant Saturday.
Everybody come I" Sunday school
next SUNDAY
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
IILMS IRON IANDO

Nr and Mrs Lamar Costly OF
uuian' WEI, NJ sunday visiting
relatives
Mr. and M's Paul Hancock are
rejoicing over the arrival Of baby
hoy Tuesday
Miss Ethel Duydstul vas a Durant
visitor Saturday
Mrs Carol spent the wcek-end
with friends .r Calera.
Mrs VIRGIL Slack was shopping In
Durant last week
Nj. and Mrs. Everett Boydstun
were up from Durant Sunday to at.
tend the funeral Of Elmer kieth
and Corbctt Benefited.
Mr. Nixon and Miss Sullivan Of
Freeny were united in marriage last
Sunday by Rev. Rylant.
Mrs. Mead and daughter OF Deni.
son were in Caddo Monday.
Mrs. Bob Bell was over from Ma.
dill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nettleton and Mr.
and Mrs Mccoy attended the Circus
In Durant last Wednesday.
Rev. Archer visited his son here
last week.
The Caddo football team defeated
the Evansville team Friday by Q
score uf l06 to 0.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
FROM pRTTCHARD

Health IN this community IA
pretty good At this writing.
Mrs Iiliie Cummings left Monday
,o attend the bedside of her grand.
son, Ear, McA'err who Ia sick at
Duran'
Mrs n Il i,onakcr and two
daughters Rhoda and Hasen from
Preston ltcnd, Texas visited her ss.
ter. Mrs =. u pcarce from FRIDAY
until Monday
Mr. ana Mrs Winrry spent sun
day evening with her sister. Anne
Suite near Caddo.
Mrs J. H. North and Mrs. 4 y.
r"arcc visited Mrs o. +. CummiHG
Monday.
several from BokchitO attendrd
the box supper Saturday night
Prof T. J. Waddle attended go.
,cachcR meeting Friday at Dul'nt
he reported fine time.
Miss Ola York spent Saturday q
sunday IN Bokchi,o with her Fri. IS
MIR. and Mrs John g. Worthy
Bro Baker preached to n 'r,
crowd Sunday night, the churc' Il
81 called him for their pasto' -
the coming year.
Mis-, Rossin Mitchell attended 30,
teachers meeting Friday at Dul,nt
and spent the week end with l. 80,
folks in BokcEto.
Foster 1imbcrlake and f., j.
spent SAT-. day with his sister, ,is
r. ID. Pea rec.
Mrs CHllJhouse and little d.. 3.
ter and MI. Frank rearce anG I.
Ito son iCft Thursday TOT Kemp. &C..
to visit Mrs. Henry Kemp and 90
there they Will return to their h a.,
at Breckenridge. Texas.
! MIR. and Mrs. Horace Beuuot'
Alpha Bennett, Lillian Gregory oH,
Della Faulkner spent Sunday viii
Lewis Mute and family near Caddo.
Mrs. r. J. Waddle and chiiirer
spent Sunday evening with Mrs
Miller.
vestie Faulkner and Viola Mile
spent Sunday with Ruth Reedy.
The box supper given the boys ant
girls in the interest of our bal
team brought 1886.
Our school campus at present con
sists of four acres. Last year Prof
Waddle rented an acre south o
the school building. this year schoo
board rented an acre east OF th
building We believe in hayinl
plenty Of play ground.
s. Miller is visiting in Texas thi
week.
J. j. Walla has been doing soEi
work on the roads around Pritchard
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
FROM VEACH GROVE

Douglas Britton and Troy James
of Fulsom Grove attended Sunday
School at Veach Grove Sunday af-
ternOon.
Il. II. Everett and two sons spent
Sunday in Pirtle.
Mrs. p. NJ. Fite is visiting her
sons Berrie and Ergee near Kene-
flick.
Lee Lane is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. B"onzie Heffington If Big
Springs. Texas is visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Reynolds
Mr. Miller, one of the road con.
tractors has been in our midst fol
several days. He has five men OF
this community clearing the fences
of all trees and brushes.
School closed Wednesday SO as t
allow all to go to town and enjoy
the Circuh. The boys and girls re-
port Il fine time. They were es
pecially pleased with the great var
iety of animals.
School closed Friday for the teach
erS County meeting. The meeting
was held at the High School build
ing. A fine program was rendered
and many teachers from all over tn,
county were present.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
.1e2ShbOho00
lfNE&&
lV,iN,S FROM MATOY

Our post office va discontinued
ncrv SATURDAY. and lett NJ all in bod
shane about our mail il Is said
tina, We will ret our mail at Ranty
Rr> Girgg ol bennington filled
his regular appointment here SAT
nrda, night aud SUNDAY
Thrlma nun returned iA-t week
Srom nut west. whcrc h" has been
.pArk,np cotton.
inrdie paryton has h"'u sick tor
the pas, t,w days.
Jim tumminrs went to sherman
Monday for treatment tor Aprcndici-
iis.
THIS community was made sad
Fri3sv morning when Mrs. Bryant
lau.S dIcl suddenly. They formerly
lived ~ Mi, r.ut uf the county. hut
". .iting at Cuio the past year,
q. j. Tihwc,i and family went TO
Hua uitu saturday
Wesley Scaff went to Caddo Gun
J., io tie burial of the soldiers.
scG Wiricy and Miss Jewell Oar
9, "a both lounE people Of this
pla'a we've married Saturday night
school begin here Monday. Mr..
,nI IIa. e. II, Ladd are the teachers.
Airs Wesley Scaff was a Dokchi-
10 visitor Taturday.
J. y. SC III and family have moved
50 M.. Coins place.
Mrs. John Nichols and daughter
from Arkansas visited her daughter
Nrs Ben Tigcrt here last week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-21
FROM OLD ALLISON

Prayer meeting Thureday niBnt
las, was an unusual success. The
young people are taking n very ae-
tive part.
There was a Union speaker from
Donison up here one night last
week and made good speech on
unions.
There vas an extra meeting OF
singing Saturday night at the school
house 10 practice new songs.
!. ". Horton and sons made their
arrival home Saturday evening from
Texas,
Mrs Bcarbien and Chesnut were
IN Durant saturday. Mr. Beaubien
is away from home ut work and just
comes In home on Saturday night
Farmers are gathering and selling
corn. There is certainly n fine corr
crop made this year.
Mrs. King and the children have
IN their crops gathered. except
PEANUTS.
sunday School was attended by {
niNr crowd, sunday evening
Mr.. Hall IL on the sick list thi'
week. 1t seems like he hasn't beer
wcll since he was hurt by pitch
ing horse, It, the summer.
Mr.. Chcsnut and son arrived her'
from California last Thursday. The!
,imc through in a ear in nine day
, camping ont Mt night. the most of ,h'
time.
! There are lots of fat hogs this fall
everyone nearly has few eXtri
ones.