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VOL. XXIX. No. 46
T II E ; C LEVEL AND S T A R, $ II E L B Y, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921.
$2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
DOINGS OF THE
COMMISSIONERS
, DORTOX-WALKER
Popular Young Couple Mar'd Concord!
Last Saturday Afternoon at 2:30
O'clock. ;
STATE
ROAD MAY
ADOPTED
BE
Preparing for Tax Settlement
With Sheriff Bills for Stills
And Bridge Work are Paid.
The county commissioners, Messrs.
f v. H. Jennings, A, E. Cline and Geo.
W. Peeler, were all present at a two
day meeting Monday and Tuesday,
the second day being given over to
the granting of tax releases, prepar
atory to a settlement with Sheriff
Hugh Logan. Tn"ey agreed to levy a
sufficient tax raise money with
which to pay the school teaehers as
advised by the State. W. D. Lackey,
Lander McBrayer and L. A. Blanton
were appointed to investigate the
several applications for damage on
account of live stock killed by rabid
dogs
TSe state road map as posted at
the Court House and filed with the
commissioners was adopted. -This
means that the State highway com
mission will take over and maintain
the main highway in the county as
proposed.
Bills paid were as follows :
Dr. J. E. Anthony granted free li
cense to sell medicine? for 1921.
H. T. Fulton, casket for pauper
S25.
John M. Best Furniture Co. part
burial expenses $5.
On motion the salary of Miss Cor
nelius, home economics demonstra
tor was raised to $300 per year.
Ed Hamrick, part on burial ex
penses $15.
Austin Bros, expenses for Menco
and Devine to May 28th 1921 $1375,16
S. C. Lattimore, bridge work $34.25.
J. A. Wesson, capturing still $20.
E. W. Dixon, capturing stills $40.
T. H. Lutz, moving culvert $9.-
F. C. Champion, burial work ex-
penes old soldier $20.
N. A. Smith, cement work $554.66,
c C. Martin, cement work $728.70
W. J. Bridges, listing taxes No.
8, $47.62. " '
J. G. Lattimore, listing taxes No,
7 $48.80.
.. ..J,. C Downs, listing taxes No. 11,
$30.40.
P. C. Lavendar, bridge work $28
50.
Concord Tribune:
A marriage that came as a sur
prise to everyone except members of
the families of the contracting par
ties was solemized here last Satur
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when
Miss Virginia Walker was married
to Mr. James Dorton. The ceremony
was performed at the First Baptist
Church parsonage by Rev. G. A. Mar
tin, pastor of the bride, and was
witnessed by only a few members of
the families of the bride and groom.
The bride is the oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Walker, of
this city, and js admired by a host
of friends. She was a student at the
State Normal- during the past year,
and is a woman of many fine accom
plishments. The groom is a son of
Mr. J. Harvey Dorton, and one of the
most popular young men of the city.
At present he occupies a position
ith the City Motor Company.
After a bridal trip to western
North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Dorton
ill make their home at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Norman, of
Tribune street.
The groom is a brother to our
popular veterinarian, Dr. J. S. Dor
ton and he and his beautiful young
bride spent part of their honey moon
ere with Dr. and Mrs. Dorton.
CLUB MEETINGS ARE
HELD IN THE COUNTY
E. L. Whitworth, listing taxes No,
5, $42.12. '
S. T. Carpenter, listing taxes No
10, $26.41.
John T. Borders, expenses and sal
ary countv home $182.60.
Total due John Hamrick on bridge
$4023.52.
William Beam, bridge work, $6.00
Gilmers, sugar and coffee county
home $5.68,
T. P. Eskridge, groceries county
home $58.35,
Pmil Pnatrm crrPflSP and Oils
(home) $2.86.
R. L. Weathers, stamps $8.
W. C. Hamrick, listing taxes No
2, $44.17.
H. A. Logan, capturing still $20
incidentals $44.55; jail expenses ?5b.
40
E. T. Weast, bridge work $3.75
John M. Best Furniture Co. part
burial expenses pauper $5
Eagle Roller Mill, flour (home
$38.05.
Cleveland Drug Co. $13.75
S. M. Poston, 'capturing three stills
' $60.00,
L, U. Arrowood, pipes and cement
$35.23.
W. A. Gantt, listing taxes No. 9
$58.70,
Mauney and Crow, nails, etc., $6.37
H. A. Thrift, lumber for bridge
$169.62. . ,
Zeb C. Mauney, bridge lumber $30.-
24. ' -:.
S. P. Favel, shop work $5.65.
Shelby Plumbing Co. plumbing
$472.65. " .
Shelby Furniture Repair Co., fix
ing chairs Court House $25.80.
J. E. Webb and Sons, groceries $55.-
. 35.;
Star Pub. Co. printing and adv.
$15.55.
Blanton Bros, lumber $29.97.
Edwards and Broughton, tax bind
er and marriage license $129.49.
Summie Peeler, nails $2.55.
Arey Bros, oils and grease $4.60.
Campbell'3 Dept. store-, liquid smoke
' (home) $4.
Thompson Co. lumber county home
$26.80,
' W. A. Gladden, listing taxes No. 3
$44.28,
Five Hundred Boys and Girls
Are Members Competing
for Prizes.
SOCIAL NEWS
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The Play's The Thing.
Everybody happy,
Nobody sal. -
Bells ringing sweetly,
Voices so glad
Eager hearts waiting,
Faces aglow,
"The Microbe of Love,"
It's a mighty good show.
Sunday SchocJ Enjoys Picnic
at Patterson Springs.
The intermediate classes of the
Central Methodist Sunday school en
joyed a pleasant day's outing jester
fit Kitigs Business Collep-e, Charlotte.
For a number of years she has made
her home here with her uncle, Mr. T.
P. Bookout.
The groom is a native of Germany,
but has been in this country for a
number of years, coming to Shelby
to make his home about a year ago.
He has recently purchased half in
terest in the Cleveland Cafe, and is
business manager of this popular res
taurant. He is a young man of ster
ling qualities and during his sojourn
in our town has made many warm
friendships.
FOUR CHRISTIAN ;
TRAINING SCHOOLS I
HOTEL MANAGER
FOR CLEVELAND
MR ROSEMOND COMES
FROM GREENSBORO
To Be Held in Kings Mountain
Baptist Association July 11-
12 and 13. .'v.;'-
The members of the Baptist church
es in this county are going to have
a trrpnt nnnnrhinifu tn tfln tViam.
selves for better service in the King- 11 L,s Expected that HoteI WU1
dom. There are to be four training M Ready for Occupancy by
schools held in the countv on Julv JUly 1st A Fine Resprt
11 10 onA 15 Uwt i Place,
hud onlv nn .r-hnni TV, ,,i,ao u I Mr. D. T. Rosemond of Greens
whirh t.h ,nhnnu ,. f ha t,nu otlooro was secured this week to man-
Kings Mountain, New Hope, Double Re the new Cleveland Springs Hotel
Springs, and Fallston. To these M""1 ne WUI arnve m W next
T ittlo lVtt. Edith Turner, dauirh- centers all the nearbv churches are weeK I0V coherence witn We at-
L. f t a ,.,. UdVoi n cm fnr tt,.. tk. Aa. tn: I rectors to determine the rates to be
day at -Patterson Springs, going out n , vnrr hnatpaa flhout jnir. There ara tn be course... tmurht charged. Mr. Rosemond has had 15.
m trucks for a picnic dinner. . . . Ih t-flri,ora whn uovn mojA years experience In the hotel buii-
days ago, entertaining at her hdme on study, in Sunday School, Young Peo- "e8.8'. u"e , mB"f-
tlri if : l I nlo'a Wnrk WAmBn. W..k O.l I IVnjCJUJrOOCKer I10LC1. WeW I Or LlllV.
' The house was prettily1 decorated winning, and Church Efficiency. There At Presenl ne 18 manaer 01
in Mt. Laurel and nasturtiums and will also be preaching each day at 1WfU in urew,iiy i.u i. coiluereu
a happy afternoon was Bpnt by these 11:30 a. m. and at night. one of the most popular and capable
von nonnlf. In nlnvinJ Truth and The faculties for the schools are as tel mon 'A the state, having a wide
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follows I atijuuiuuiute wim uio truveiunf puu-
Little Miss Turner Hostess.
trouble. Doctors be near,
Cupid Busy in The
Cupid is busy with hjs bow and
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arrow, many neans are Deing pierceu
and by Tuesday night June 17th ev
aw alimKlA VtoiVialrtt ttnA ntinaf0i- in
. . . - .1 Hnn:pniipniP!i nn! ProcreKSive Con,
the city will have an attack or neart . V, r. .taA KlnM Mnn..!n. na0. n v iwi. He Already reservations are being
in PntPrtaininir hv Miss Margaret preacher: Rev. W, O. Johnson: mat,e Ior room' many 01 tfie
Simmons. " teacher of Sunday School: Prof.; C, be,&ueBts wanti"B to come now and
At thp onnrlnsinn of thp crames ft M. Beach: youne people! Prof. J. 8tav ror the whole season. , The ho
tempting ice course was served by D. Huggins of Woman's Work: Mrs
Mary Sue Turner, Evelyn and Angel John Wacasterj of Soul-winning: Rev
Lowe. W. G. Camp; of Church Efficiency:
Rev. J. O. Fulbright.
Children of Confederacy to Meet New Hope: Dean: A. E. Bettis;
With Miss Ebeltoft June 17th. preacher: Rev. W. G. Moore: teach
There will be a joint meeting ofler of Sunday School: Rev. A. L.
'"Microbe of Love". Neit
Tuesday. ,
The Spinsters Club who is ably di
rected by Miss Pricilla Prunes, pres
ident of the club will be at "The Mi
crobe of Love" next Tuesday even
ing in a body.
Watch' out! Watch out! Bachelors.
tel will be operated summer and win
ter and Mr. Rosemond will have com
plete charge of the management un
der direction of the directors.
' The Cleveland Springs Hotel which
cost nearly a quarter of a million dol
lars expects to be ready for occu-
Shelby Party Attend Dance
In Gastonia Monday.
The following party of. young peo-
the two divisions of the Children of Stephens; of Young People: Mrs. Fancy by July 1st. Carpenters, dec-
the Confederacy at the home of their Jarvis Hamrick; of Woman's Work: orators, furniture dealers, painters,
leader, Miss Elizabeth Ebeltoft, on Mrs. G. E.' Lovell; of Soul-wirtning: plumbers, landscape men and others
t.. 171, All Un., t n Uo.-mi. e ru.-u vmi- am hpndino everv effort to ppt thn
, , . j . - iriiuuy Ulieriiuun, iiunt: iiw. nu i net, a. u. iiaiini, ui vijuii.ii kuiii- o --.
pie from here motored over to Gas- uorir oro woa in pV. t m Ktpr . finishing touches on so at least a Dart
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be present. Double springs: Dean: w. w. oi m ; ii uu uccuieu uy guesu..
Washburn; preacher: Rev. J. W. Sut-I A well 17U leet aeep naa just been
BELWOOD NEWS tie; teacher of Sunday School; J. N. 1 completed to supply water to the ho-
Barnett; of Young People: ' Mls tel bath rooms, kitchen, etc. A res-
The monthly club meetings for the
five hundred boys and girls of Clev
eland county who are members of
the agricultural and home economics
clubs will be held this week and next,
The club members in this county
are competing for moving picture
machine to be given to the county in
the state this year doing the best
club work by the American Lime
stone company of Mascott Tenn.
Twenty eight boys in Cleveland
county who joined the corn club have
entered the contest for the free trip
to Washington, .D. C. this fall; as
the guest of Congressman Bulkinkle.
The boy m Cleveland, uaston or
Mecklenburg county making
tonia to attend the dance given
the Armory last Monday night which
proved to be a rnost enjoyable af
fair for the young social set of Gas
tonia and the visitors: Miss Millicent
Blanton, Messrs. Wade Hoey, Hack
et Blanton, Jr., and cousin, Albert
Blanton of Marion, Hilary and John
ciamor, ui """'-"-""j Special to The Star:
iiuuuiii w I Thn TuiAnla nrminH R urnml n rp
house guests, Mrs. Ira Ogden of San
Antonia, Texas, Mr. Herbert Koke
not. nf Amine and Mr. Regold of
Persr.nal Mention of People on the Mary Sue Hunt; of Woman's Work: ervoir holding 20,000 gallona has been
Move Church News Mrs. Frank Elam; of Soul-winning 1 1 ordered and shipped and will be put
Rev. D. G. Washburn; of Church Efon a 60 foot tower which will give
ficiency: Rev. J. M. Goode. " I sufficient pressure to fight fires.
Fallston: Dean: Gettys D.' Hoyle; Thert will be six fire hose apparatus
preacher: Rev. W. A. Elamj teacher I In the building, together with a num.
of I ber of chemical tanks and fire escapes
of I at the end of each hall.
... rp J I uiljf wicit iucik Dull, Wl. vuim i t uiiinii d uvin. .uica mVIK WVq.lV Jl A V WllU.ll aw v.u y'.wvw
ed over ior ine aance on i ueauay
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and was tne guest m wu,6!Hfi,. .nUiJ 1.f K.tnrdaw. nltrnt ftf rhnrrh FfflMpfiPv? Rw . 3. 'V. Dp. I " fcnapmpnfc fnr rvanti rooms, an
Mason, Miss Corrinne Crowen. cf 1 &n ke cn&m wag venney ' I assembly hall, a dining room capable
enjoyed by all. I A glance at the studies to be I of seating 300 guests, large cement
Ml T1 n rAMf idaan T ti. I f mirW onA iia man mnA wnmoTi urYirk I 1aaaI VitnVi(n roif K all mnAom oniiln-
Final Meeting of Music Mui ivester motored to Morgant'on last are to teach insure a great spiritual ment. Each room has a private bath
bntertainea oy miss nmi. . jat..naw I trouK for thonn who attend these I wSth HIpH flnnr. The bed rooms are
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Miss Amos Willis was a most M s A peeler is expecting to schools. The plan is to have an all- furnished with mahogany furniture
v0 charming hostess Wednesday after- i f Lincolnton hosoital soon I day session with dinner brought by I and handsome floor coverings. A
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getting along nicely with their work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peeler and of Sunday School: J. P. Mull;
Jnnnkf.. Mia- f n ananf loaf Clin- I Vnnnn Tz.nnlA. Pvn f 1? O Vvai ,
. -j, n, , ' I UaUgllbCL .l.S iiatjr Optllb WO Mini" lUUllg A tUpitl M. IWU 4. . VI
urange, in. day with their son, Mr. John Peeler. Woman's Work: Miss Attie Bostlc;
Misses Made and Victoria McEn-lof Soul-winning: Rev. Rush Padgetts three stories high with 60 bed rooms
Club meetings will be held at the emm8im"K. u,c . . . .7
ana a nunioer ut nuuinuiiai iiciKii-
greatest number of bushels of corn notm ai tne "UI,,e 01 ,,CI ololC1' ""'" where she will have her tonsils re-1 tnose wno auena ana eaien at me i telephone tn eacn room enawes a
on an acre will get the trip. a. w. wcinurry on cai, muiuu moved. ' cnurcn, ana tnen at nigm to nave i guest to get direct connection wun
Miss Maggie Price is seriously ill great inspirational ana evangelistic i any part of the country coverea Dy
with high blood pressure. We hope service. I the Bell system.
for her a speedy recovery. I Right now the finishing touches
There will be preaching at Knob CLAIMS rUK UAMAbb Ure being put to the lobby which will
Creek Sunday night. Everybody is HiOM MAU UULr lil 1 his have tiled flood, Invisible electric
cordially invited. 1 . uaims ror damages amounting to I jightg anti tne handsomest furniture
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hub- more than ?bU0 have been Wed by that the market affords, the chairs,
bard a fine son, Robert Peeler. various citizens of the county on 8etees, etc. being finish in Spanish
following places and the boys will be
given a lesson on judging dairy cat
tle and the girls a lesson in canning :
Bethlehem, Thursday, June 9th at
10 a. m.
Oak Grove, Thursday, June 9th at 1
p. m.
Union, Friday, June 10th at 10 a.
borhood' guests. '
The rooms were thrown en suite
and artistically decorated in quanti
ties of sweet peas and nasturtiums.
In the midst of these artistic sur
roundings and interesting musical
program on "Spanish Music was
eiven. interspersed with beautiful
Jfl ' I I ClbLtUUCU IIJC MlCllllf i IU
Casar, Friday, June ICth at 1 p. vocal solof b Mis3es Mabel Quinn Tanyard last Sunday.
m.
I and Berths Bostic
Misses Bonnie and Tommie Davis account of loss of property by reas- J eather upholstering, The writing.
attended the memorial service at on oi maa aogs roving over tne coun- roomi an(j mez2anine floor are fur-
try and biting live stock. Not all of niahed with fibre desks and chairs
Behvood, Monday, June 13th at 10
o m
Fallston, Monday, June 13th at 1 course ana lc,es- m entertaining sne
was graciously assisted by Mrs. Mc-
Holly Springs, Tuesday, June 14th Murry and nieces, Mesdames Wythe
at 10 a. m.
At the conclusion of the program, er meeting in the evening at six
Mr. D- L. Hoyle will conduct pray- the claims have been paid by the J of the m0Bt expensive and exquisi-
the hostess served a delicious salad 0'ciock. Everybody invited to attend
SHELBY MILL BEATS ,
CAROLEEN 21 TO 4
Sharon, Tuesday, June 14th at
p. m.
Earl, Wednesday, June 15th at 2
t. m
Waco, Wednesday, June 15th at 2
p. m
Lattimore, Thursday, June 16th at
10 a. m.
Royster and Willis McMurry.
The club then adjourned for the
summer months.
county commissioners and some of
I them may not be paid in full, but
the large amount of damage claim
ed from the county by reason of mad
dogs shows how expensive mad dogs
have become in the way of damag-
te design.
Mr. Leigh Colyer, landscape arch-
itect of Charlotte has been busy sev
eral weeks beautifying the grounds.
All the trees have been trimmed and
the underbrush cleaned out. .... The
The Shelby Mill team knocked four ing property. According to the law, fiv. difTeront mineral springs will
home runs on the Caroleen diamond the owner of a dog that goes mad j nave new houses and enclosures,
Wednesday and won over Caroleen on is responsible for damage done. In W1 waikwavs covered with crushed
I Miss Florence Graham and Mr. J. R. t3 own ground by a score of 21 to cases where the owner is not able I to i d t . varti 0f the grounds
Pfeiffer Married Wednesday 4. Batteries for Shelby Mill Dag- to pay or it is impossible to find
Evening. .. . , , eenhart. Hicks and Saunders; for out who the owner is, claims can be
The following handsome announce- Caroleen Gutherie, Duncan, Hill and made against the county. The fol
ments cards have been issued in the Burnett. ' lowing claims are on file in the of-
w iioiKP Thursdav. June 16th city, which will beof special Inter- The Shelby Mill which now stand t f ice of the Register of Deeds, Mr.
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est to tne nosis oi inenas oi ims i tne top oi tne ubi w .-hus , i -:c ..canicio. v. uuumo yv,
popular young, touple: . League will play the fastest team ,m R. M. Dover fl6; J. B. Lay fb9; K.
Miss. Florence B. Graham Western North Carolina on tne &nei- m. Dover $64; j. u. Bennett jsolzd;
nil Mill irrnnnd Monday. July 4th. S. R. Bridges $87 and Chas. L,
John Rudolph Pfeiffer J 7 PWright $110.
June eighth, 1921 4 Bodies ArriveP-The
at 1 p. m.
REV. PAUL ANTHONY TO
PREACH AT SALEM CHURCH
Rev. Paul Anthony who is a min
isterial student at Rutherford Col
Ipm will nreach at Salem Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At home after
June 22, 1921.
' bodies of
Shelby.N.C. Soldiers Joe Spangler and aummieMjuMMUmil 1-A1K
Powell arrived yesterday, f oweu was i rKEiMlMUIVl UUI
buried at Ross Grove and Spinglerl Attractive premium lists for the
Tho warrimre which took Dlace on will be- buried today at Union, the four community fairs to be held in
WpdnPRdnv vnin at fl o'clock at the funeral to be at the residence of his Cleveland county next Fall have just
home of the bride's uncle, Mr. T. P. mother at 3 p. m. American Legion come from The Star's jpb printing
Rookout on Suttle street was a very soldiers are asked to attend the department and are in the hands of
quiet affair, only the immediate mem- Spangler funeral today in uniform it the secretary of each fair,
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W. H. Blanton, blacksmithing and
hauling $3.
Shelby Hardware Co. 11.05.
Commercial Printery $14.75.
T n r?ot tiaiilinir lnmber SI
Cj. yj. uain., ... o - . ... i.:ii.j :M I m i :. .ean.
rieveland Mill and Power Co. bers of the bride's family being pres. possible, Botn somiers were luucu . i weivc wniuuuu
uuM Work S35.09. ent to witness this happy event wmcn a tram wrect wnue reiurmK .... eu m v.ic wui ,.u, w .,
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Union on October 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Each fair has from two to four
hundred dollars in its premium list
-. ent VU WIUJCBO UIU UtUIUI VVCIIV I 1,1 an. wiv. - " I . . .
Southern Cotton Oil Co. fertihz- was performed by Rev. W. A. Mur-1 the army of occupation to me y r,ari, tmiig . ek.iC., .i
er county home $307.51. ray, the beautiful ring ceremony oi of embarkation.
o... t airanHnr. haulincr for bridge the Presbvtenan church being usea.
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An . i i ho nr hp npvpr hokpu luveiici uiaii niif . it. vvuw"
. . I ... .. - . . i I r a a Tt v A orvTTT TI Tl T 1 I iA.n1a living in fKa nmmiin
Tom Wilkins. work on court nouse n her wedaing suit or aaric Diue in- k availadld - t - -
i i. flAiinr n mi cp i n. i iTMrnanioA v attpt rnp rpremuuv iuii i rprnrn ui i . vj. nuuu vv kvv v e -" r
P r Lavendar. bridge lumber $12. and Mrs. Pfeiffer drove to Kings MtJ July. His time for the summer has the secretary and plan to exhibit
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e t vsyiAr Krirlo-P lumber 52. whpre thev took the train ior a not all been taKen. Any tnuivu v. Bon;i,uiuK w v...a
Pound and Moore Co. record book weeks bridal trip to' the , Virginm pastor wishing services in
S43.25. coasfc u , . . - - . - A . . . . ,
met I t I. 1 . ifaA. L: L .JJ.aBb ni B IDTTPr Tfl nPHll" I ' ID LI1H MUSCIIVO JL VUD w
J. P. Morrison, hauling lumber ine onae is a ongnt u jra " - ... . ..... . m .nA
... mm .tJ fC I A.! mAMOn ff1Y Tn O fill In IT B. I fIBMf Hill IPT. MTU. I ,UU1UI OKV I VUll ' rf
Kines Mtn. tieraia, huv. Vv. wve j(s - -t v . . AV , : . - tt tt.. m,.Ufi
.- - . . , I - ... .i. tmoi! . . IJSA Clia la I tl.. ef etnrtvlnff HI tne iserai- I lSier. Xiev. o. iiUii. v wv,
v . . h k..rfflTiiKi m t . nnna u, , x A.nii. 1 nncr nl hiiiiiii inu iiiciiun. .. v. . w . liib hu. .vm v . n .
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Geo. W. Peeler, services as couniy pnuiani grauuaie oi omuuo urjf
N.-C at both, the morning andLc vett
ing hoiitiT" -
adjacent the hotel. A shallow swim
ming pool 30x40 feet furnishes rec
reation for the children while a
deep pool built of concrete measur-
n 50x100 feet will furnish past-
time for the grown-up guests. Two
tennis courts, a garage and bowling
alleys are other sources of amuse
ment and recreation that will be com-'
pleted .when the hotel is opened. Lat
er on it is planned to build a nine
hole golf course and a large lake Ior
boating. 1 ' "
Already many applications are com
ing in from people from all over the
country wanting rooms at the hotel.
A number of men and women be
came attached to the wonderful min
eral waters about the hotel when It
was in operation up to 12 years ago
when the-old hotel was burned, have
come to Cleveland and secured lodg
ing at farm houses near-by In order
that they might be benefited by the
climate and the water.
Furniture ; costing $20,000 is be-'
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ginning vo amvo "'"6
ed in the .rooms as they ate finish
ed. All of the rooms on the .third
floor are completed and It is expect
ed that the other floors will be ready
for the furniture within the next two
weeks. All silverware, linen, china
ware, etc. were purchased about two
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commissioner $89.92.
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