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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-14

Ladies Good Grade silk Hose; 81
Black and colors; 2 pairs for. j i
Frequently has sold for Toe per pair:
black, brown. grey and nude.
Ladies' Wool Sport Hose; drop e1
stitch and Clock designs; pair. J l
One Of the popular novelties for cold
weather wearing,
Ladies' Beaded or Leather Bags e1
and Purses; several styles at. , i
Choose these good articles for
Christmas gifts as well as for your
own use. n
Fast Color Calico, Light or e1.
dark patterns: 10 yards .......... y 1
Regularly sold for as much as 15c
per, yard.
Yard Wide Serge or 81 Inch O.
Birdseye Suiting; 2 yards 9l
In Black and aiyarlety Of colors.
81 Inch MILDLY Blouse Flannel; t1
specially selling at, per yard. y l
In green, brown, grey, tan, gold, etc.
Well Known Plaza Brand Muslin;
Well Known Playa Brand Muslin;
unbleached first quality. CT
10 yards Observation-Disclosures. l.. 91
Every housekeeper knows the good,
ness OF Plaza Brand muslin.
50 Inch Staple Grade Dress e1s
Ginghams; S full yards tor...... 9l
Good Grade ohambray Bingham d
one yard wide; 5 yards for. u
An extensive range of the most de-
sirable. colors.
Celebrated Scout Brand Percale; d
full yard wide; 6 yards for. ~
All the popular light and dark color
patterns.
Yard Wide sateen in black and t1
other colors; 10 yafds for. s1
Excellent for Innings and children's
garments.
Dark Color scrim in ColorH; H1
selling at 4 yards for only. 9l
Splendid quality; yard wide; In
green, blue and brown. &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-14

1850 ~. Aa W at54St II
good weight, self acting rub c1
beers, Special, per pair .......... ~
Mems All-Leather Gloves or siittens,
dnetfor work strong and sdur4 q II
able and cold resisting, pair y
Ladies' Washable SILK. Waists. IN
black and ;colors. especially 81
good quality for s1:oo each. ~
Ladies' Outing or Crepe Kimonos,,
neat and attractiyelstyles, ushal-s d 4 /
y sold at s1.5O to s1..75, each ~
Infants and ohildren''s Leather The +;
Shoes, sizes upitojs in either Ell
black or,tan leather, per pair. y ! 81
Mons Good Outing Nightshirts spe-
eiaily good ones, Just right for win
ter in pink or blue striped out d
ing!s each y
children's Beaded Indian style Moe.
easins, sizes up to q, mighty SEN.
sible comfortable indoor foot o.
wear. 2 pair ...................:............ y
Ladies' Satin or felt Boudoir sup.
pers, in all colOrs, a fine Offer H1
ing for Christmas gifts, pair. y
Ladies' Lad Genuine Kid Gloves. black
and popular tcolors excellent ,e1
quality, mostly small sizes, pair p
Girls Felt Hats with pretty stream.
ers; in black, navy! blue, brown o. 4
and scopen, unusual value for. j
7 ladies, sitk and Wool s SCI. IN
favored eolors and styles, a good as;
sortment from which IA Of
TO choose ...
Mems Felt House .slippesS a black
] or gray color well made wIth7dsI
felt paded soles. per pair. OIL
Ghtldren's Flame llette and Chambray
RompeEs, fun cut, roomy and !, 3 ds,1
pleasing sizes, choice Of 2 for. d j
Boys First Quality Blouse Waists
Outing Petcale and, Black Safccn,
tull sizes made for smaller ,sd.1
bows. rs 2 for Assff !. a ~ lstlg3 ~. MI q
Little Boys Velvet Polo Caps, with
Ear Flaps, sbny3 g one for dress and
one for school scolors. o.
ssks ~ ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-14
SUIT OR
,OVERCOAT

These Suits and oyercoats are regular
" sold at $50 or more; made Of very
fine woolens: handsomely tailored.
EXTRA PANTS FREE WITH EACH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
THOSE CRAZY STATEMENTS

Speaking oc laws VIC ought 10 have
G have = hay notion 1 recently made
some remarks on "thsr" ou.sht to be a
law lets add :, law to punish people
who go ah"ut making misleading state
men,s on the subject OF finances.
This is the kind OF rninS l refer 10.
S. IS thinking nC buying car. He
does not kanH whether ne eau afford
Il or not lie - talking 70 l.. about IL.
Now l.. is {, person with Il fiae large
manner and a cheerful habit OF making
fine larg" statements.
And this IS what he says on the sub
icct Of cars. II you take care o. your
car yourself the way I do Il wont cost
YOU such an awful lor. I reckon tAat
lnius din't cost mo hut Si2 u moatn
las, year for everything and | drove It
1900 miles
They Would Rather Not Know.
Now any automobile owner. even tho
blithc ones who keep no accounts be-
cause they would rather not know the
appalling truth. woUld know that there
was a hole somewhere in that state
nrert.
But unfortunately - VAS talking {"
sournrc who had never owned 4 chr
srd Who vas lust waiting for encour-
.remer, 20 take n" plunge. People IN
va, state ~ mind aiwavs cat mp su"'
v,a,cmrn:s-and th"u havo financial
Indigestion afterwards.
Someone who did owu q "1r VAS lts-
,eninS. in and asked l.. - he reckoned
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There is q INK cr tissue in ,ho back
uC tho throat known a. tho tonS0 ring.
THIS Is composed. generally spcahnS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
A Stenographer's Romance
A SATURDAY NIGHT BEAU
PAGE THIRTEEN
By JANE PHELPS

! Inc sick because I can't DO moro and
eat less. ] cat as much every meal 40
you two together. and ] only pay Tor
q third OF tho grub. But this funny
stomach OF mine always seems TO Be
holler.ng for food. II always has ever
since | can remember. Maybe II I live
long neough III get filled up. and 1t win
stop FOSTERING NIT don't make me fat
either" -
Thank your stars for that. You're too
short I" be fat. You'd look like reg
ular roIp-poly ii you were" Then:
Never complain Of what you eat. Mel
lie. only wish Cora had as good an
appetite"
These poor office girls were far more
thoughtful ot each other, far kinder,
than many girls who would have con-
! sidered them beneath their notice. Yet
they talked little OF what they did. 1t
was a matter of course with them.
Cora carne in about 1890. having
spent delightful evening. She looked
bright and animated. really pretty. She
had seen Way Down East and had to
toll them the entire story.
After the show we had ice cream and
cake at the restaurant next the theater.
William wanted me to havo something
, more, but I know he Is poor, he sup
ports hts mother and woman who
takes care Of her. so I refused. But l.
had such a nice time"
You sec 7 didn't have to feel that
way when my boss took ME out! I
wasn't afraid Of hurting his pocket
book" Nellie broke In. but I guess
lots Of fellows who work In Offices are
. just as hard ur az We girls. | used to
think a man didn't have no troubles.
, that God kept them all for US. But
since ] have been in the office with that
whitc-faced bookkeeper, I have sort OF
cha ngcd my mind. That man has
lrouhles--and know H."
The girls spent lonE quiet Sunday.
! II rained hard all day, and none Of them
went out. They looked over their
clothes. washed and ironcd a few things.
Nellie declaring:
ut can't be wrong for US because We
don't have no other time and God
knows It."
Her references TO the Diety always
amused Cora and Gladys. She was In no
way sacreligious. 1t was as II God were
one OF them, knew their needs.
o.morrow-Lunchss and Flowers Tor
Nsuie.)
Protected BY George Matthew Adams.
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- takc ho- home tc"n w"gt. There
,vereu', man, girls. she thought, who
had :" DISTINGUISHED :, '"nk:UE friend.
What | ,Iur'' Iikc.' -" sAjd. "is An"
way b" is always picking 40 ny tn
my talk just because he's smarter than
am. Why. Id Liz" - know. can't u
lady Snv sro,tcr e sh" wants co." For
all oc that. on her afternoon of kale
went &" the ltttio branch library where
sh" tried hard. Uu.ij ~" o'clock
closing hour. 10 cram Information into
her pretty head.
And don't YOU th:1N." yhe ASKED
after ono ~ these sessions -" Nh"i"
oucs;lnr ur peace Ia tie rarIu; IL in
yolved in that other VrnHl'm "I con-
ple,c freedom for tho Philippines" Sh"
treated an amazed young man :" :,
number ~ views ard arguments "uil"I
from tho magazines and newspaper cd
tnriaIs and had her revenge. '''"ii"r.
indeed. she would show him
Warren SNYDER. with hj- way !"
make. hcsi,atod - follow hs 'nrl'na-
,icn 90 ask THIS 60 to 10 h.s Wife.
Hc recognized her GUiC> WI and capa-
bIlit!ea hut hcsitat"d. Away. before y"
put tho question l. vas easier 10 :" IN
this way maybe. Iaicc, when M was
established.
Il was one nooa when Ea'!"'s host
clothes denoted tho cart this. VAS 10
be her afternoon of that ;0c quarrel
came
II think" she said with liberation
and % see him sQuirm. IN 80 10 a
pitcher show
Katie" and Warren s?ok" II his
solemn and patcrna, manner. how
ruany times hav" J ;",l You y = hot
pitcher hat pic;ur"H
The las, hope" I've arSrv girl
ro2,!ed. IT an in nccd OF no more
instruction from you
All afternoon the Young man regret
ted mis- conduct. He had never seen
the girl so hurt. At dinner he would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

In the FIRST IL days Of 1922 totA
Of l03 persons in the u. 8. died froo
moonshine whiskcy.
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depreciation.
NO" he said.
They never do. Aud yet II oilc buys
thing for ono price and sells Il Tor
another the difference must surely be
considered as apart OF tho running eN-
pcnse. II certainly isn't a gift from
the Gods. Anyone can testify to that.
Repairs Less Than Nothing.
Then he asked II he rcck"ncd inSur-
ance. He did. Forty-two dollars COW
cred his insurance. That LETT Sl02 a
year for gas. oil and any repairs. Tires
he did not count because he turned the
car In before getting n new set. OF
course they made the depreciation
larger but he wasn't bothering with
that.
Apparently someone must have paid
him for the privilege Of making re-
pairs. for tho gas alone to have traveli-
cd those $4,000 miles would have cost
him SlGS Callowing him ~ miles 10 the
caiion) and that alone was So III cX-
cess OF his reckoning.
Make Them Financially Responsible
SOmcday the man who listened 81
eagerly To those delightful figures Will
look back and say: What was the man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

Me-,oo's Eluc Front Gro;io. 4 small
restaurant GA I S.dc street. had "hat
Nicrl~n called q select rad.
y, gives man real rlcaSIrN.' Il"
conf'dcd H. Nsvrcn Snyder, "u" ot ihc
regulars. TO So" the same folks come
into His place day after day. Moro
over. ~ lends the establishment a family
atmosphere. And besides. when H"u
know people lis safer To- trust them.
Not as [ would ever question YOU. Mr..
snyder. &c YOU should harrcn /" find YOU
had Left your money ~ home.
YOUNG Suyder was the particular 0rIde
OF tho restaurant man tor each noon.
and Scru.tim.a IN IA" evening ne
brought. VITA a can" and a hri"t 'dST.
elegance and distinction mt" tho i't-il"
nlacN Marloo saw - il that ka;'"
served this customer. but never guessed
x was tho gin and rot tie food whtch
held the ycuug mans trade.
mill YOU ;"'l mo. Mister SNYDER.
Katie sad cns norn. what right old
Merloo hrs t. call th,3 plac" got
ter? 7 ny r"':"a u Ern',ec ia n
damp place ;uHthi;rI ny mermasds and
clamshells. and rhis--wcN. this is Just
a respectable Improvement On Waffle
joint
Katie" sad -" y"Ung NAN Nttlc
sadly. masking cHc's way - the resiau-
ran bus. ness. "r 9H% other l:n". re-
qulrcS what men call s-"at. To Mcr!oo
the. Erot'o 'dca--aud is crot;o. not
grolter--is the same us tie cane and
the brief case with me. I'm young
lawyer. but don't need y cane and
There hasn't been a brief N that case
since !; was made"
MI the sane" sad ,l.t,:!c. he
hadn't ou-ht1 cal il 4 Ero;;Cc.
"Ii-otru." >.,'d Warren.
Matte tossed hcc head. "Grotter's
good enough for me-
When he LEI; Kari& weni aoou: her
WORK in silence. He was NICE Young
man. Mr. Snyder: and ae called often
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

mako I, yIght and ~ would cal l7'er
{" SOC h'T '"w". Ito thought &C low
So. had wrrI,,i y hoy SPAR" 'Iin" Tor
az cLurai!nn aud OF II" improvement
So lad maur auI was ready t" ai"'"-
yze.
'rur tho frs rnnc" M"rIo" said
when ~" Young mp1 "ntC-od TIA" r"s-
tauran'. Katie has not returned n lime
for d;uurT. am w"rrirl.'
Snyder returned later In tho evening.
then wen, TO III" place whcr" tn" xiii
rvomcd. Sno Wt3 not There. VI" walked
away slowly. Crull II lie possible" she
fsIt e" badly ~ what he sad t"a' Oh"
had gone AVA There were distress"
INK. rr,rh'ful possibilities
Wh.r, Matte 'urncd a corner and I'll
hu, ran int" his arma IL WA ri""' &"
mIIrtEhr aud ih"re Wa n" ~" - -"
;hclu. :Iho grabbed iis arm Nth '',' &
TAX. NO h"rur." she 0"hh"d. 'nh. rs
bon dreadful. tson't ask me. now.
what - all about"
Katie. appealing end p'trul, wa an
other girl .'Shos my kind, Warren
rh"ugh,, "moh.n; her way against odds
lu1t Ike did.
Katie" n" SAID a. the doorway.
Tin sorry for what I SAID anI Two
he"N LOOKING t0T YOU All evening".
L couldn't com" hack she WI"
holding hack tears. Il tri"d. hut
ITS all rgat. girl. VIII you marry
me tomorrow"
|. was not un'!l a.;cr Tho wedding
,ha; Warren found oUt The reason
Katie could rot return to tho rcstau-
rant was she had fallen asleep In q
corner "r tho library a~d had been
locked IN. After desperate hours Of
Pounding q, tho door and calling for
help. she had picked tho lock with i
hal"pin.
said.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Even.
Copyright, 1922. Geo. Matthew Addms)
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If there Is an obstruction OF the
breathing long enough. there arc great
changes produced in the bonE structure
Of the face and Of the teeth. Tho face
becomes Elongated. tn nose more or less
collapsed. the upper .ip shortened ana
.rC,raCtcd. with open mouth THIS Is
the adcno!d face. Any obstruction or
the breathing could cause this. There
Will also DC changes in the chest bones
and tho child becomes pigeon breasted.
\ short time ago ] save You TWO
papers on adcno!ds and tonsils with 4
resume OF the results in the cases OF
:, Unu children who were operated on IN
thr clinic at Rochester New York. This
resume showed that under skillful re-
,royal there was hardly any element OF
danger and that the Improvement in the
SYMPTOMS Of the children was very
marked.
If YOU find. after correcting your
,hild's dict and other Of its unhygienic
habits. that the enlarged tonsils ard
aGcno.ds giving rise TO these symptoms
have mentioned. q" not get better.
then have a specialist remove the Offend
ing structures.
II Is very rare that there is new
growth Of the tissue after removal &C.
ca sionally, however. this Will happen
because 1t is impossible TO remove the
whole OF the mucous membrane OF inc
throat which produces these structures
If YOUR child should he one 81 the rar"
cases. then an operation could be repeat
I'd. n necessary.
have given this paper to-day be-
cause 7 have been requested nv manE
mothers 70 talk more OF This subject.
To-morrow-Answers to Correspond
ents.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

trarrp over tho SHOWS from Al'd"rf 10
F'luc"lCr to sec the historic spot where
Tell used 70 shoot apples. vas chJ"!
INK a rest, after Il long days Journey.
4 little peasant girl gathering daIS!c"'
came our way. and thinking /" anus"
the child, | showed her how to irosnos>
,icatc her matrimonial future. ny PUCK
Ing Off the PETALS Of 4 flower 10 deter
mine whose bride she would DO re"
man. poor man. hcSGHr man or l"'"''
She said the game Was we'll Known 10
Swiss IaSsicS. with the slight H!I''r'"'"
that Il PLAYER WAS always at iint'N |"
pluck a singlr, or Nv" c0ntinEu"uS
rc,ls. So that tho game would continue
hy singles or doubles. unit! the VICTOR
ious one took the last rcih! AMI 'c't
the stump" called the old ma'G' VIII"
his. or her. o'poT"ni.
To our asipU.sEmcm'. n" pre-!
madcacm who could not ha'" nv'n
more than - years OF age, Nh'"in!Shc"
our entire party by winning every game
no matter who played hrst.
did not study out tho trich uh''
VIC were hack in Luzerne, but was
so hantcrcd by the party inat | mA""
, business Of Investigating II, pui
never had the satisfaction 81 "ca'.hS
the littlu mathcmatG!ih III "'' Wv"
game.
The game IS shown in In" sk'ic"
in the form Of Il daisy Of u petals
and i played by Two persons. WA" u!
turn, cover the petals hy placing SINAI!
markers, until all ar" covered. ~
one who covers the last petal wins
leaving the "uld maid" stump TO ms
opponent. Remember that NJ each play
IL - permitted - cover on" or IN"
contlgiuous petals. but not NV" petals
which arc separated can y"u study "ut
4 winning system! Which should W.A'
the first ar second plIrCr'
Answer To Yesterdays.
Rory O'NnrC ''uCStch' MS ions. ON"
within the other. In Ia" central pen H."
placed pigs Then built u f'rt" around
that rcn and placed 4 pigs in II. Ih"n
he built u third pen around The Two
and likewise put pigs In II. IA"n IN"
nnaI ron hc built To cnc!rclc the others
and within Il he placed pigs f.aeh
pcn thus surrounds IN even number or
pairs and IN odd pig. III" outer pen
containing The cm'!ic 81 pigs.
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was ready 10 fight anyone who Nues-
toned the accuracy OF his Informant
I've been through the same expert
ence myself and know you see.
Yes. ] really think i, would he fine
II We could pass a law making people
who make these Wild statements tinan-
csally responsible fog some of the
losses Of tho people who act on them.
Let's all write our senators.
Tomorrow-Soms Dress Mistakes.
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Ihdp'''
william mao SCI sa'urrdH ms wy
time he would cail l"r 'oFa' ineS uV.n
N"ikea nara. ann h'N :" Wy
carly. sunday morning thes eo"i'
sleep later.
Nellie insisted uron lending some
thing 10 Cora--for luck. she explained.
So she Numbered her best set Of collar
and cuffs and sewcd them III Cora's best
dress. dark silk that in the daF''mc
showed wear hui when ri h's"l was
quito clcgant--So Nellie declared
Cora insisted the girls go down in the
dingr rarlor 10 meet William Dalton.
and hc w,s Gu vnI behaved 50 genu-
IneIy pleased at the courtesy. that both
rirIe were delighted with him.
lies one little bit of all right" Ncl-
lilo said rs she and Gladys watched him
walking beside Cora. They make
nice Looking couple. don't them" / Won
de- n she will marry him"
"!;'s nretiy carly to talk of that"
Gladys laughed, This Is tho FIRST time
,bcy have rono ont together. Then
! ,mo..,rr ho Is rnur. doesn't earn a great
5o,I ,,,r. ,ba, Cora and hc told her his
,,o,b,- uos q, invalid"
.,u.,, :, ,,i,,. - hor % irtrodu,e
,..,, -. SaI,,a ,rsr, nm
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EXTRAD|T|0N GRANTED
ON AVEuLA miners

Washington, Pa. Sept. 1s.-,Jud9s
Erwin CUMMING has handed down an
in habeas corpus proceed-
incs brought by five miners Of TIM
Avella district. in which he directs thAt
four Of FIVE miners wanted by Brocks
". Va. authorities in connection
with the march on the Cliftonvi1is last
July be returned there. The men or.
dered extradIted are Boleshaw Howsky.
Mike Curtis, Michael EettinEer ana
Frank Palmer. Frank Goloversic, ths
fifth man claimed by the West Virginia
is not to be extraditsd -
testimony was produced to show that
he did not participate in the march.
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HELYED X1B RACK

Backachc, rheumatic pains, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms OF
kidney trouble. MY husband had q
bad back" writes Mrs. N. Mccullough.
Easton. Pa When he sat down he
could hardly get up and then he would
be drawn over to one side. He tried
Foley Kidney Pills and they cured him"
Foley Kidney Pills quickly relieve kid.
ncy and bladder trouble. Sold Every
v here-Adv.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
CLAUD MOCK, Owner
Arkansas.

i've members will be honorary, sery.
ing only for expenses aud s. per
day, while the commission is in
session, and each will be required to
farnish S25, 900 surety bond for
faithful performance Of his duties.
Under the new bill the highway
department Is given entire authority
over the construction of all roads 10
the state system, regardless of
whether units of the system were
started by Improvement districts.
II is recommended that seven high.
way patromen be employed. one
IN each congressional district, To
enforce the laws and look after the
maintenance OF the roads.
While the bill may be changed in
1t form by the drafting committee,
1t Is not thought that the changes
will be material, and the draft pre-
sented recently will be folio wed IN
all essential matters.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

The dance given at Bookings
last Saturday night was quite a
swell affair, from reports, at least
many of the devotees of Terpsichore
had swollen heads the following
morning Now we don't know
whether it was too much dsncing or
lmblblng too freely of the white
mule (of which there seems to be
a plenty ic and around Brook
lngs) that caused this condition.
We are TO have truant officer In
this district. Well and good, and
we hope it will be a man strict
tor law enforcement. No child of
school age should miss a common
school education. Let's have state
pride enough to see that the masses
are given proper schooling. Then
only can Arkansas hope to take
higher plane along educational lines
Prayer service last Sunday night
was well attended and the talk given
by Earl DuLaney on the rs Million
Campaign" seemed to give his hear
ers a broader vision of church ex-
tension and Its duties and % revive
in all a more earnest missionary spir
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
BROWNIE

Corn Is being gathered aud the
yield is much hetter than was ex.
pec'ed.
School begun las, Monday IN our
new building Many of the pupils
seem anxious to begin their school
work as the vacation has been all
too long and studies have been neg.
lec.ed
Prof. Snowden was a Sunday
guest at the home OF W. j. Brown,
Mrs.. Gene Bass has been quite
slok with mslarisl fever for the past
week or more. Her mother, Mrs
Ledbelter Is with her.
Miss Bessie ShOield was a gues'
of MISS Vera KerleY Sunday.
Chls Hills family with Mr.,
Hills father, Horace Hill, spent
Sunday with Gene Bass aud family,
Misses Ora Hawkins and Leila
Kerley were Sunday visitors at the
home os Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Vester.
J. D Kerley and wife spent Sun
day afternoon at Peach Orchard
visiting at the home of Mr.. aud
MR :. l. Garrett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
HOVEY

Crops are about all gathered here
Dolph Casey and family of May
nard are visiting his sister, Mrs. ID
B. Spence.
NJ. b. Odom Is some better at
this writing. lie IS able to be out.
Uncle Dave Levert, who one time
lived at Mlddlebrook, died at his
home IN Success Sunday of lnhrmI-
ties due to old age. He was 81
years old.
The pie supper was rained out
Fndsy night. They will try 1t ov
er mex. Friday night.
Walter Bryant Of Reyno visited
Buford Odom Saturday night.
We think some Of our white mule
peddlers have gone out of business.
Guess they have made their fortune
and are going to take a rest until
theg spend IT,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
OLD REYNO

Mrs NJ. Carter is real sick and
will be taken to a hospital for an op
Grafton soon.
W. II. Ausmsn and mother and
Willie Luber spent Sunday with A.
@ KnOch and family,
Please all of you who visit friend
aud relatives IN this district, don't
get offended If you don't see your
name IN the paper. Let us know
the news and we will have it pub
lished.
w. II. Ausman and Willie Luber
are preparing to build new barn
for c. N. Morrow.
The pie suppers IN this district
are well attended.