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PART ONE
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VOLUME XI
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FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. MAY 17, 1823
NUMBER S3
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iOYS* WEEK ni FLOIA
HAY 23 TO 27
BiO liOTAUrr   PARADB-
Hrat Boyo' Uar, Wedanodo|i, ttag PA
All boyo and maa in the ofty ot rUffa are arged to meet at tte fligb Sehhoi campao oad Joia in tbe pa¬ rade, which will leave there ot 1:30 y. M. '
All men'o organiaaUoao, iaelad- lag lodgeo, brotharhoodo, oad all aoerat ordoro. ara aisod to Uke part la thio parade aad ft poaolble to ot¬ tond ia a hody, hoorlng haanoro rap- rfaooatlag orgoaiiatloao.
Iioarlag the High School groundo the Uae ot mareh tor tte parade will he aa toltowa:
Waot to Sonth Mate otroet,   nortt
to Nortb Areane,   one   bloek   watt,
aortt to Srd street, east to Syeamore
otrhot, oouth to North Aveaao. woot
. to Main street, north to City Park.
At the park a short addresa will be CireB br a rIalUag banker.
Ottioeao and merchanto along tbe lino of march are urged to decora^ .for the occooloa.
Badges for thto day will be gireo before tbe parade leoveo tte High Sehool.
Stereo will elooe from 8:011^ to -4:10 Wedaeodoy attemoon.
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Batertslnaoeat aad Amaoement May M, » p. m.
Baoket bail ohootlng eonteot, 5 ohofw at tte bookoU, ageo 8 te 11, 11 to 1> yeara/^\ t prioee.
Bicyele Roeeo—Handicapo. Bora aadar lg yoara, 2 prioee.
Pnshmobilo Raeee, boys aoder IS ^oaro .
Tire RoUiag Contest open to tte ,Pirorld. Bring your onto tlreo. Prioee.
Cooktng Conteot, friction fire, atart your tire, fry yonr baeon. Open to all oornero.    Prioee.
Bam yard Oolt, borseohoe, 1« yr. to 26 yr.    Prixe.
Cbimming Conteot, 14 yr to 20 yr.    Priceo.
ladaotttal Day, Friday Mi^r as
The committee io arraaging for tl^e boys to be recognised buoiness and municipal circleo for one hour, eommencing at S p. m.
The boys are asked to  regtoter at r. H .Simpson's otflce at I to 11 a.. m. ea the day and oeeure thoir badge and aoolgamoot
a, ttrntrat'Ottere Day Boyo aro requeoted    to    meet    io
elty park at I p. m. for   a   bike   to
parta aakaown.
Bxlagroax: laaeb, ball,   hot   aad
''   Chareh and Sanday School Day
Arrangements are being perfected tp eaeh of tbe churches and Sunday aehools for boyo' day.. Where boyo will be used as offieero and teaehers In tbe Sunday oehooto and speeiol oermons will be delivered by tbe pastors of the varioao ehnrcheo at the morning hour of worohip.
Bodgeo will lie given oil boys par- tieipatlng i nthe above oetir^ieo and the boyo who oeenrO five badges (one for eaeh day) will be odmitK^ to the Orpheam Prlday evening Jnne lot by eonrteoy of Mr. Stogsdlll.
vwjrawm WBsmaur vwias
. M. L. Wlllto, 0 representative from the Weotera TTnion Telegraph Co., wao In Flora the flrot of tte week, to tiateb morlag tte ottleo from tte B, A O. paoooager statioo to tbe Friead bailding, whieh boo been refamlobed. This Ottlee will be on indepaadent office.. Otfiee boaro dnrlag tta day wUl be trom 8:ao o. m. until S: 00 p. m., with telephone oervlce. Atter 8:00 p.. va„ tte oMTloe will be from the B. A 6. ticket ottleo.
W. P. Perrioe, from tbe Chicago offlee, wll|^ hove charge of thto otatloa.
Ltytvaa fob caufornia
Mrs. W. R. Pearee left Tueoday for Bonne Terre, Mo., where ohe will rio¬ it bor soa. B. A. Pearee, and tamily nntil FrUtty. Prom ttera ohe vrlll depart tor Pomona, Calif., where oha will opend aararah days with Mloo Olive Shioo, ItUm tbere ehe will ge to 8toektoa,>iiit.. whore ohe wiU opaad oeveral montbo 'with her oon, Joha W. Pearee, and tamily.
At their home on North Aveaao Friday evening Pror. and Mro. O. O. Lewto and daugbter, Mies Bothor, gare o Jolly party for the toaehero oad fomiUeo ot the PubUe Sehooto, The affair wao ptonned and earrlfd oat aoa bltorioaa Kid Party wHh eootomeo ia keeping. The pupito ot the oehoolo woald hove found ditfi¬ enlty la recognloing their teaehero la their Juveaile toga, "tlie haad master pf tte oehool wos declarad to lie a flae-loaklag boy kalekorbaokar fouit, rod bow tie. He woa the oonatarpart ot oae of the tMtt grada bf^o oome reatared. The Uttla gIrM and tha thrae ather little boyo wara too eute for worda. Mtos Combo was the tiny tot of the party. Middy suito, immense sosboo, holr rihbopo, piaofore aprons, ringlets, "braided hair were used with a fine kid etteet. A popnlar gome was (eon yon gaooo) playing ochool. Mloo Cloro Sha- moker woo "Te eehool Mtotreoo of Olden Tyme," and tn clever moke up and eootume played the port to per>. tection. It was an evening of whole¬ some fun and frolic and enjoyed greatly. ~
The host and hostesses spared no pains to give tbeir guests a pleoaant evening. Dainty refreshments of ices and angie coke were served.
At a late hoor the kiddie karto, dolls and otber toys gathered up and the party dispersed. Tbto woo tte loot of a number of social affaire en- Joyed this school year by the teaeh¬ ero. The guests of the Lewis's were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jacobs and daugh¬ ters; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Resler and children, VirgU SUley, The Hisses Mory Bllto, YontbeL Cobms, BotelU Higgooon, Affa Myera, TTna Wintero, Ploral Marshall, Mory Blonkenohlp, Ora Boyd, Helen Brock, Lura Sha- maltor, Bdith Lamp, Loro Sobin Oeorgia Horrlsonv Clora Sbumaker, BIse Winters, Irene Clork
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