The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
UNI0ETOWN, 0.
Class PARTY.

CLASS PARTY.
The Junior class ~ the Flushing
high school held party ~ the farm
home of one az the members. Miss Mil
dred HUI. west oi town. an Thursday
evening The members Of n" Junior
class 1T the I.aiycrty school were ais"
invited. as they wrr" members II the
same Freshman and Sophomore classes.
when attcud.uG The FLUSHING hich
school. this being the FIRST year the
Lafierty school has been graded and the
high school branches taught. An en-
joyIhle evening" was sH"ut together m
games and various other social diver
SionS \ huge bonfire WAS built IN
field where later wc.r"CS corn. potatoes
msrShralluwS. &c wsr" roasted. and
this together wi,h other dchcaE!,s
which had been furnished supper VAS
served The members az the class pre-
sent reinE Misses Mary Mills. Frances
Ross. Edna Uuu>lcy. Elizabeth Ellis.
katherine S,avkey. Frances Brown.
Mary Cow. l.ura Dick. Mabel Evans.
Alma St.nch:r, BESSIE Rcdtern. G"lda
Eeck. and Mildred HUFF MrS$rS. Harry
Taylor. Paul Neil. Alhrr; Muntz. Fran
clS Smith. Gerald Evans and prland"
Melchor. The others Hre>su; being:
Supt. C. A. and Mrs. Dunlap AMI dauSh-
ter. Miss Vivian principal L. y wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Fey; Huff. Misses Ethel
Humphrey and Wilfrcd Er"kaw. McS>r>.
Bonnie Rrokaw. Lawson Brown an!
William StaDchirJ.
Receives Word from Resident.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Elizabeth Boone. a incal resident. WI"
IN company with her vand-dauEhi"r.
Miss Mary has hcen spending some time
at the home OF the formers son ana
the Etter'S father. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Boone in Akron. that they ar" now E'Sit-
ing with Mrs BOOne's broth"r-in-iaw,
Eursey Roone and children IN Brilliant.
Erie county. finding this part Of the
country 20 DC great land for fruit and
vineyards.
Arrival Of Daughter.
wOyd ,hrS been received here by
friends from Mr.. and Mrs Ray Nc
Cracker. now residing in Fairp"rt. an
nouneing the arrival Of 4 daughter.
Mr. and Mrs McCraCken were former
residents here and have many friends
who extend congratulations
Kicked by Horse.
Charles Williams a farmer residing
east Of town. met with an accident one
day last week. when about his farm
duties. he was kicked by one OF his
horses twice. striking him once above
knee on the same limb. Although no
bones were broken. he is suffering with
a badly brised limb being unable to
be about his duties.
Cake walk.
The pupils ofthe local school Will
give cake walk In the school house
on Friday evening". October IS Ice
cream and other things good TO eat Will
be for sale. Everyone invited. Svcry-
one come. Don't forget the night and
place.
Purchases New Machines.
DR.. A. NJ. Crozier recently purchased
a new Overland touring car which has
been delivered W. H. Lambert. the
electrician and blacksmith at the mine
who resides in one Of the company
houses IN town. has purchased new
Chevrolet which has been delivered.
Unontovn Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grimsley. OF
Manchester. who have been visiting
with the formers grandmother. Mrs.
Belle Hicks and Mrs Emma Saddler
local residents. left for home on Tues
day morning.
Sir. and Mrs w n. Lee were shoppers
in Wheeling on Tuesday.
T. E. McClintock was business cal
Ter in Lafferty on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams and
son Hartzell. spent one day the first
of the week with the formers niece and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. James Day OF
Sandy Ridge. ..
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Rutman. and son
Allen. formerly of this place. have been
visiting with relatives here for several
Gays, leaving FOR their home in Bell
aire. o.. the first Of the week.
Mrs Emma Saddler was Il business
caller in Flushing on Monday.
Miss Nellie Randolph. OF Flushing,
was visitor over the weekend with
her grandmother. Mrs. Belle Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Humphreys spent
Wednesday In Wheeling shopping,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur corb!n and three
children, Miss Rebecca and Chester ana
James and the formers father. Mr. Eli
as Corb!n. Of Wheeling. W. Va. spent
Sabbath with the latters sister-in-l law
Mr. and Mrs. William HUFF.
Word was received here the first OF
the week telling OF the death Of Clyde
Travis. young man residing at Chest
nut Level. Ohio Death resulting from
typhoid fever. Mr.. Travis is nephew
OF Messrs Jesse and Charles Williams.
of this place. also OF Mrs. John Moore
Of Bannock. he being brother of Mrs.
Kate Travis. now OF Belmont. formerly
Miss Kate Williams. Il resident Of this
place.
W. \. Merritt was business caller
In New Athens on Tuesday.
Messrs. George Cunard and barnclu
Beck. members Of the sophomore class
of the Flushing high school attended
a class party given in the Hohson Grove
near Flushing on Friday evening.
Ernest Shear of Cadiz. was caller
In town on Wednesday evening. on re-
turning TO his home having been a Ousl>
ness visitor In st. Clairsvllle
T.. E. McCnntock. division supsrlnten-
dent OF the East Ohio Gas Company.
and Mr.. McNeal OF Canton. l!neman for
the company. spent Wednesday al the
GLADDEN. farm near Glencoe.