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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life.
BY IRMA KRAFT #@ III 60
Extracted from Every Day Life
BY lRMA KRAFT

THE CAST:
Bot Suckley A Wall street Broker.
Muriel Ha!pin. \ writer OF Lyric
verse.
\ telephone message.
The Time: Evening.
York.
Bob-So you cleared up about three
thousand last year. in addition TO ex-
giIl, ! should say.
Muriel-Bob. / haven't walked UP yet.
IL seems a fairy tale after all those
years OF study and work. and trying a.
teach econom!cs-imagine me 'ttaching
economics.' Remember the day / sem
away "A little love story in yerse-an'
now ever since the magazines have been
Bob Laughing And such hectic lit
tie verse. Phew' last one ! read pictured
YOU I'm the depths Of lOyslorn Cousump-
ton. and II ! didn't know you for the
I'd imagine YOU = for-aken failure.
Mrriel Laughing heartily. For one
% un-requitted love in its Infinite varie-
ties. / describe 10 the last detail the
horror. Of an unknown passion. / poetic
a passing Fancy. and set. que Naulez-
Rob-Yes-and flourish. After all
yon.re simply selling Peopls Thtt thy
{ sell Pennsylvania - when investors
insist on Government bonds.
MUriel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are
Pennsylvania four's?
E1h-Tutt reminds me. ! wanted 10
;stS business with you tonight. IL Just
struck me today you ought To- be invest
irS some - that surplus cash. in place
- soaking % away in a stocking bank.
Mgrtel-liorror--f couldn't invest
don't know the least thing about bust
ness. - ii buy anything. Ia begin 20
Monty right away about a fan In stocks.
Ard THEN what would b~,uU% of mv
Hectic poetry SO. indeed. ! think % FAR
-afer to run with my little checks right
90 my lif'ie bank around tho corner.
Bob Even though you loose about
'Hrre hundred dollars a year Its all
nonsense Muriel You should be- able N
understand son1etNiu Cof fnaur" - YOU
think lf- takes o. wizard go understand
the market You need only buy e paper
every evening. SEQ What the stocks are
listed a. n Won want 20 buy. ana know
What o.. stocks Will net Won. vui civffe
what the stock ~ quoted a.. into the rate
Copyright. 1912. by Aoa
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is the refusal OF the company to rem.
state a discharged employe.
Arrangements for the construc-
ton of a new edificc for the Second
United Presbyterian church AZ the
corner -of Fourteenth and Chapline
streets. are progressing rapidly. and
Architect Fred =. EarriS. has been in
structed to prepare plans and speci-
ncaticns for the new building.
The arguments on the motion for
a new trial in the case of the City of
Wheeling vs.. John Fisher we're made
yesterday before Special Judge Hon.
ecker. and the matter was taken un.
der a~dvisement. Fisher was found
guilty OF violating the city milk or
dinance.
The Board of County Commits.
sioners made a trip OF inspection
through the county Jail yesterday. It
is understood that the commissioners
will make an appropriation for i'm
provements to the Jail within a short
time.
One deed Of trust was left for rec
ord with the county clerk yesterday.
1T was intimated by Judge Rob
inson yesterday morning that all wit
nesses who are summoned TO appear
in court shall be held for contempt
II they do not appear promptly al
the time for which they were sum.
moned.
Owing "a the absence Of Secre;a.
~ Thomas Meek. the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Tri-
State Poultry Association. which was
TO have been held last evening. has
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing. February -.
In the current issue OF The
Town Development "A magazine de-
voted to upbuilding OF municipalities.
appears a brief article OF the Hal.
lowe'en celebration held in Wheeling
last year. together with a view of the
big hammer which was placed en-
Wheeling Hill.
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Of interest
MnTielIGraSiogs-rm dazed already:
PennsylVania as a little while ago. I
didn't know whether you meant 400.
1000. or only four trans Of cars
Bob-i per cent. That means Penn<y
at 1875
Muriel-whars 1857 I don't under-
got "A counting machine in my brain
Bob-Nov. Muriel. 81 any other girl
talked like that. I'd say she hadn't any
sense. hut you. you've proven so conclu-
sively that
Muriel-That / can write love sonnet-.
Now. please tell me the connection he
tween describing calf-love and UNDER
stauding Pennsylvania As.
Roh-None. only ~ you would use a
slightly different part Of your ofarn, you
could learn to double your income
Muriel-But 1 can't do IL. I know it
so why try ] was born without a single
hgufe in my head
tine phone rings in the rext room.)
Excuse me - minute-will you pleaser
'She goes to the 'phoneb
Yes. this Muriel-but I have company.
YOU MUST see me for a half hour yes.
at feu-GOo-d-bye'
tReturnlngb That's VIII s,ap;e,on.
remember what a sensation his novel
made last year? Were working together
on "A new one
Boh ,~sioWIyD-T suppose YOU and he
talk literature. not high finance.
Muriel-O. YES. he's quite as stupid
about Investments as am. but We work
wonderfully together.
Bob-Neli. I think that's idiotic. Mu-
riel. 1 believe you are becoming entirely
too Impractical. Novels. poetry, plots,
after while you won't have your rect on
this earth al all. At all.
MUriei-I know ~ Bob. but what can
I dots so much easier 10 write love
sornets-
Bob-And talk them too. I suppose.
with yOsr Will
Muriei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
can 1 do
Bob-tWith great earn~estnesa1-
Adopt me as your collaborator-let ma
look after
Murief-CWIth the 1ove-liEht n her
eyeSl-Even 81 I don't understand PEN
nEvlvanta 80
Robust because YOU don't
tTue rest was Smothered IN a hugD
tCurtaIn) q
ms Newspaper Service.
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MEMS Meeting.

The Mems Society 81 -. Johns
Brotherhood Of \orth street VI. l.
Church Will entertain ~" members
and friends Thgrsday evening Of
this week with 4 musical and liter
AIRY entertainment. The North End
orchestra. in charge Of Prof. Thos.
Ncidkart. will render music. Al
dresses Will Tee made by several prom
inent speakers. The committee has
spared no time. money OF effort to
make this the amer meeting Of the
organization. Refreshments Will he
served.
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DR. ZONES Take

DR.. Harriet B Jones will be heard
IN n OF her fne lectures on Wednes-
day afternoon al the WOman's Club.
IN Marshall parlors and u Is the duty
a. every m 10 be present DR.
Jones discusses the present DAY prob
ions. so essential for mothers ana
girls 10 know The members OF the
Woman's Club extend an invitation
for all those interested 20 come and
meet this distinguished WOman There
VIII be a social hour and tea served.
and a free Will Offering. 80 everybody
viii feel privileged 10 accept this
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The following .o.ng men Will s.ya
another - their popular Informal
dances a. fhe Eks t1Ib. this essn-
inE. 49," swift. Joe kirr. Harry
l.ufy. NrtI" S~t-aiwlu. Alfred some
born. Ear' Hedges. Glenn Btauum.
i.ar ~Isars Tho Wright Saxauhnua
orchestra Will furnish the music AMI
e. iarr attendant lis expected.
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Entertained For Guest.

Miss Charlotte Schenk pleasantly
entertained at the home OF her mother
in Woodsdale on Tuesday afternoon
with a Five Hundred party for Miss
Katherine Hayes of Columbus. o.. who
handsome prizes were awarded the
honor guest and n delicious luncheon
was served the guests. The following
were among those present.:
Misses:
Katherine HAYES ResS Zoeckler
Greda Strohman Martha Green
Lillian AppenZeller charlotte SChenk
Antonio Appenzelier Rena Schenk
Rose Zoeckler
Mssdames.
Will Schenk Edward Boyd
Robert Doepkin
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Tho Island I'trrav club mot o. tho
7 ONE OF Mrs p o. Uiodeyau. or tho
Island. on Tuesday evening 1ud tho
program was most interesting The
subject was lifs~a'Irr d. tho Im.
mortality NJ speech. and included ol
Tho program uors WIS FIeshrr nf..1
Belle McGrar4iau. r,-s Minnie stow
ar Nlss N7tie DHtwIu. Mrs Trt1u.
N9s q isW son Refreshments we're
served.
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Colonial Tea.

\ Colonial Tea will be given the
members Of the outing club a. ~.
\. y. w. g. \. rooms on the evening
"T February y and n fine affair il
being anticipated. The ~ounE ladies'
viii wear IN" colonial costume and
Miss In"z Smith - chairman ~ m.
committee in charge.
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Valentino PARTY

Mrs. Edgar Sweeney VIII entertain
with n valentine party for her datigh-
Ter TODAY. I.ittl" Miss NTarv Eliza
beth VIII De hostess 9" about twenty
tiNr children. and ell arr anxlousl,
!"oking forward to a pleasant time.
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iiarriet Elder. virginia Straub. Louise
NI'Itr' elizabeth Green. N~irgtnia
I.cHr'vk~. Martha Knoke. Helen
fruoS. Dorothy cline. Hazel Nicker-
son, Dorothy Davies. Elizabeth Lea
lherhy. Virginia Stlance. Cbaurcv
Iimbl'n. Martha. Catherine. virginia
Mary and Ruth Beck.
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e~aehelor's Club.

The Young Eachoiors club held "a
wei attended meeting last evening.
and arrangements were made hy the
committee ia charg 20 give a dance in
the near future. which promises 10
sNceca their former success An
r7uncemcnt Of che date will 10 made
later.
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En.ertsined School Mates.

Miss Mary. daughter 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Eeck. 81 Pleasant Val
Jew. entertained a number q her
school mates last Sl'urday from . -
. lu honor ~ her seventh birthday.
Those present were Aline Hamilton,
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IuE ono " MS InTIFfmas bOOks 70 The Wantst0be-
Cynic. and the LafywhoalwayaknovssOmehow was
stampinF q batch ~ Christmas thank notes.
"Oh. dear" 3 aid Molly. u don't know what ais me.
! feel about a. blue ~ indigo"
What's tho natter inquired the wantstobe
tynic. Didn't YOU end what you wanted in your stock
ing"
Didn't Someone appreciate tho tie you orocheted
FOR him. said The Author man with a capitalletter
scccnt on the Someone and 2 meaning glance At the
Cynic. who has been notceably less cynical OF late.
especially towards MoIiy.
"Of coarse o. wasn't that" Molly answered the
ttnc. q never had such 20 nice Christmas every way.
] was lust too happy Christmas and yesterday. aud
today ! feel as u the bottom had dropped out OF every
thing Tell mo what's the matter with me. Zig Sister"
The TaHE. O-rfv.ngak uoue aou4ahour -o,u.a aftf.
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peake Sister, Ert,rai,u.,,

Inc P"ake StSt"rs' entertainment
VIII be given a. the Second Pr.shv-
terian church in the Sunday school
rooms on Tuesd1y. February y. Tho
snair - given under tho aueplc.s ~
the Pastors Ala Society and viii ba
quite interesting.
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courtesy at the hands OF the club
members. DIR. Jones talked 10 the
high school girls on Monday and
gained and held their attention every
moment, which was recognition OF her
force as a speaker.-Huntington Her.
ald-DispatCh.
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made known and Miss Mary Virginia
Sands. whose engagement To- AIr.
Singleton PAUL was announced last
v"ek Every appuintn'n will bc in
k'",Ing with the engagement and
close friends 81 the young ladies' will
DE tho guests
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itt racuor. lnf TO- she asked We al feel II. Maybe nof so much he
'aus' rfFh' vc weren't so happy as y0u Cheer M. MOUy. you'll BE- back
- fcrral % q iay or tvo I made up my mind % long while a0 that 70
action just nat 20 De- and that's tho uay cheer mysef up. Keep telling
torr+cF thaf 90. t1f reaction and that nothincs really wrong take good
brisk walks ad ret plenty o. seop. and before YOU know 10 you'll be normal
a-Iu-
lood" 49,
7 Co., and because Z think so many q Ne suffer occasionally from, the
in.srshh reaction ! pls the prescription along
NI Hc b. acHon ad rearu"u. Th" Christmas reaction g. one that even
f' most rhI'anaic tcrIs. but TO Tho sensitive folks reactions are n very
frequent ocrnr0fnce They must come tho point is to take them a. phlo
e1ptrafy 90 fost1e.
And tr fru step toward that ts 10 rccoenzc. Them as such. which n
Great many Iccrlr foil TO DO % don't know Why t u.s." I heard a Young
Brio" say" but I've noticed that ~ 10 just after 10 have bpn particularly
torefner nat y o. have ou~ 0Iaros" Z don't know what makes
lonHr' go rsnrhr today. hc lei just as good Of gold Yesterday" sa n
distracted notat- IN both cases the trouble vas only an Inevitable rra~
ton
rnee han ~ any other time. N1s-ge proportion ~ these se doubtless
nothing but the result ~ the inevitable reaction hat come after fbe fog
lnt'raton and PREPARATION has finally eliminated in MARRIAGE
Nuon and reaction. height and depth SO is tho law OF inc fmmafsn,f
rs you "s 'N material world th1t these pairs should b. insepaube. and
hc wise IA itas'~ TO rccognHc the law and ALLOW Tor &
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Observation-Disclosures weddino.

This evening. at The ShcIbourne
hotel. in Atlantic City. the wedding
CT Miss Florence Horkheimer. only
daughter of the late General Norris
Horkheimer and Nj. Nathan Schnell-
inEburg Cohen. Of Philadelphia. will
take place. and IL will be OF elaborate
appointments. The groom is a wealthy
and influential business man OF Phil.
adelphia. Pa. Mr.. and RMS. Julius
Horkheimer. OF this city. will attend
the wedding.
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Mrs. h. II. Merkle will entertain n
few friends with bridge AZ her home
az the Island this evening. a. a rom
pliment TO Mrs. Thomas Lawson. OF
Troy. y. Y. who Is the guest Of Mrs.
John Reed. on the Island.
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N-s. : S Bloch viii entertain
hHrSdh' aN"rn"on with "a luncheon
us Nan'F pe"'N Peterson
whose hetrothsI 10 Mr.. Horati, uo1.
no" Reed. ~ New YORK civ has nee,
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Monday Afternoon Club.

Miss MARI Virginia Sands enter
tain'd the Monday Bridge Club 80 her
home On Monday and Miss Helen
Courier. Of Lynn Mass. was an hon
or guest.
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PLEASANT AFFAIRS
GIVEN THIS WEEK
ARE INFORMAL BUT ENJoyAaie
AND GUESTS ARE HONORED.
Theatres Are Crowded This Ienten
season As the Affairs Given In
Social Cirices Are Small.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schoenian and
daughter Miss Alma Oh Bethlehem
were the recipients of a pleasant sur
prise at their home on Monday even
Ing and the affair was In the nature OF
a farewell. as they leave this week
Tor Los Angeles. Cal, where they will
make their home. The affair was
most enjoyable and during the even
ing m and an old fashioned spell
ing match we're the diversions. Re-
freshments were served ana the MANI
guests who called bid Mir. and Mrs.
and daughter a fond adieu.
The following were among those
present:
MeSsrs. and Ngaxda~a.
Ben Schoenian H. n IJerwan
Elmer BENDER l. "a Rrorn.r
j. II. Robinson r. a. Wolf
= X Montgomery Ed Carnahan
u. T. Montgomery W L. Snedeker
w. VI. Waymann George Marble
Misses:
Alma Schoenian olive Carnahan
Ethel MARBLE Elma Render
Mayme Ropp Addie Rromar
SeItna Bopp Margaret Hemman
Sue McCullock Dora Hemman
Mary Bender Helen Hcmmap
Leona Robinson Viola Rock
Iizzie Garvtn Margaret Rel
Elizabeth Hoover Sigma HERMAN
Mytue slater Edna lehman
Bessie Murrin Alma Miller
villa Nurrin Emma Rromer
Lean hurrin TriNie Dixon
Nessrs.
Frank Miller Ralph Marble
Paul Bromer Lawrence Snedeker
Floyd Bromer Halle Bopp
Perry C~arnahan Thomas Murrin
fred Taylor Isaac Herman
itont. Snedeker Edward lehman
tarl Snedeker George lehman
Calvin GarVin VIII Render
Amel Scherhuliez Wesley Bopp
Tom MARBLE Russell Acker
RuSsel Marble Herbert Miller
MesdameS.
Will Murrin George Wolf
Mrs. Acker John lehman
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For Mrs. Watson.

Miss Adelaide Schockey. daughter
of Prof. Herman Schockey. enter
tanned at her home on Tuesday even
Watson. of Columbus. who was for
merly Miss Shirley Schenk. OF the
Island. and who is the house guest OF
Mrs. Harry Meder. The diversion
vas bridge and the rooms were pref
tilv decorated. PRICES were awarded
and a tempting luncheon served.
The following were among the
guests present:
Misses
hdelia Rrandfass Amy Rogers
Alma BrandfaSs BeSS M~der
Flora ~IseuherE Myra rraCht
EFTa Schwalb Lou PraCht
lula MAYER Adelaide S~chockey
M-sdamcs-
Harry Meder charles Watson
Flank Wait Will M~cC1uskey. Jr
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81
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron

r 7 was the day after the day after Christmas The outer edges OF the
Flamor Of Christmas sometimes light up the day after. but the day
l. after that. we'll you know what's its like.
Molly. the rur senographer lady. n laborously altering a waist
She had EN,n her mother for Chrstmas The Authorman IA shnN.
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DR.. PicTce's Pleasant Pellets re0u-
tate and inUigOTdfe stomach. HUey
and bOtoeLs. .Su0dT-cOntcd. tim
OT0HuLes. cdsV 10 take = cnpdg.
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Copyright. 1912. by Aoa ms Newspaper Service.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10
AT JOE'S BROOK SCHOOL
Woman 70 Years Old Walked Four
Miles For Reunion

The seventh annual reunion of
the scholars of Joe's Brook school
was held Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1913
with an attendance of nearly 200.
Among the colder people present
were John Randall, (who is the
oldest former scholar) James Gilfil-
Ian of Barnet, Cyrus Emerson of
Waltham, Mass, John Morse of
East Barnet, Harry Powers of Rye
gate and Mrs. Belle Thayer of Pas
sumpsic. Mrs. Thayer who is 10
years old walked a distance of four
miles in order to attend. The Off
GERS elected, for next years reunion,
were: President, Martin Gibson;
secretary, L. Annie Warden; treas
urer, Mrs. Elva Randall; committee,
Mrs. Carrie Corriveau, Mrs. Fannie
Moore, Miss Carrie Somers. A short
entertainment was given. Music by
Carrie Somers; recitation by Regi-
maid Newman; duet by Herman
Hoyt and Arthur Moore; remarks by
Harvey Burbank and S. N. Stimson;
readings by Miss Lorraine Webster;
Mrs Coveny and Rev. L. w. Sand
ford. A vote of thanks was extended
to Frank Marshall of Lowell, Mass,
who furnished watermelons for
those present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10

, Mrs. George Gookin of Somerville,
Mass, formerly Miss Annie Webb
of this place, has been spending a
few weeks in this vicinity.
Rufus Aldrich was in SherbroOke,
P. O., for few days last week.
Rev. Ralph Lowe of st. Johns
bury preached at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
G. B. Hutchinson and w. l. Pow
ers have been on few days fish
ing trip to Indian Pond in Maine.
Mrs. George Hodgdon and son of
Yarmouth, Me-, are with her sister,
Mrs. Percy Greenslade.
Oscar Bemis of st. Adams, who
has been at DR.. G. c. Walters, is
in Brightlook hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis. His daugh-
ter, Beatrice, is to spend the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. Waller.
George Parmenter OF Boston was
in town last week to see his son,
Sherburn Parmenter at Bean Pond.
Gerald, Geraldine and David Wal
Ter spent the month of August with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. White, at North Troy.
Harry Geer has Sold his garbage
business to Roy Ford, who will do
the collecting hereafter.
Mrs G.. B. Allyn has gone on
ten days trip to Montreal and Que
bee, with her friends, Mr.. Daniels
and Miss Annie Daniels of St. Johns
bury
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Heath are in
Boston on a busienss trip.
Mrs. Haddon Lyster returns this
week from a trip of several weeks
to the British Isles and the CONT
nent of Europe.
Mrs. Merritt M. Harris, formerly
Gertrude Loomis of this place, call
ed on friends here the first of the
week. She and her husband are
now living in Utica, N. Y, where
Mr.. Harris has a good position as
teacher.
The Universalist ladies will have
one of their good suppers in the
vestry Thursday afternoon of this
week.
The first meeting of the Lyndon
Union club will be held Thursday
afternoon of next week, Sept. Is, in
the Gable Hall. The program will
be announced next week. The year
books are in the printers hands,
and it is hoped they will be ready
for distribution at this meeting.
Mrs. Lyman Brown of Bradford is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
l.. Guild.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10
NORTH WALDEN

Gladys orion and Edith Patterson
were at home over Sunday from
Peacham Academy.
Mrs. Bell and Miss Adine Bell en-
tertained at a grange tea last week.
A goodly number from the Sew
ing Circle of Kings Daughters of
this community attended the meet
ing at Mrs. Clarence Russell's at
Hardwick Street, Sept. 3, when the
Caledonia County Union of King s
Daughters and Sons was organized.
School opened Sept. 2 with %
pupils.
Taylor Paronto is not recovering
from infantile paralysis as well as
was hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Orion were
in ST. Johnsbury last week where
one of the twins had an operation
for adenoids.
J. E. Sinot is in Greensboro this
week cutting ensilage.
Hardy Paronto has had a new silo
built on his barn.
Much carpenter work is being
done at Henry Haselton's, all
house improvements and modern
conveniences.