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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
STORE FOR SALE; GOOD
BUSINESS; Al STATE STREET
LOCATION. APPLY 20e so. w.
TEMPLE FOR PARTICULARS
OR PHONE WAS. 1895.
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FINE CHANCE FOR PHYSICIAN. OW-
Ing to deaths and removals OF physi-
clans in nelghborhood. For sale--Home
and Offices, Layton. Five Points.
rooms, acres OF land, barn, horse, bug
reasonable terms. Apply Mrs Gift. on
premises, Telephone %. Kaysville.
h1977
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A. RICHTER
Main ST. Phone Was. SAL.
b3s63
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IRON WORKS

JOE DEWEY, MANUFACTURER OF
all kinds OF iron work. Bids and esti-
mates gladly furnished. ei3-0-6 Edison
gtoet WaGatch 6l9Q, bs43
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"v"E"VN
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
II by Ruth Cameron
S%e%e% S%:%c% e%3%S on
ITrS NINE
IT'S NINE

Once upon a time a very seif-cen-
tered. cold hearted. wicked old woman
died and went straight to the place.
call II what you will. TO which such
people q. Now. in the midst of her
suffering. this Woman looked up and
seeing an angel in Heaven. ~ don't
personally understand how the archi-
lecture Of the place To which such peO-
pie 20 would make that possible. but
] AIN simply relating an old. old story
as q: was told to mel. cried out 10
him and begged him To get her out
somehow. Evidently the angel had a
tender heart. for he told her ne would
see what he could do Then he asked
her If she had ever done any kind act.
This was a poser for the se~lf-centered
old Oma but after raCking her
memory for a long time. she remem
bered triumphantly that she had once
given away q carrot 10 some poor
starving creature.
At this the angel disappeared and
came back a few minutes later with a
hUCe carrot which he let down TO the
woman. Take hold OF n. he said 10
her. and will lift YOU out by a.
The woman did so. and the carrot did
not break. but by this time a crowd Of
other miserable creatures had gath
cred about her. and as they saW her
being lifted up toward Heaven. they
frantically seized hold Of her skirts
hoping 10 be lifted up too. m they
were. Up towards Heaven went The
carrot. and the selfish old woman
with a long train Of miserable crea-
lures ~Clinging TO her fkiTts and TO
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dane" az th"ir club on Fifteenth stree.
Thu court fnS1tsr orchestra furnished
the music and aIl the late selections
FROM Tho operas were rendered Marx
kIii'aunw was chairman of the COM
miff'" 300 charge and "A hne time was
cni"t % Dog 900 who attended. Re-
~frrtErr'rfe vsfr served during the
evening and tho following were among
tur -.,.t- pf.-'ut.
Ns-' Nirsiri, fauo. Helen south.
Nru1 Front blanche Moore. linda
NtshI Adelaide ~S,hockcy. Alberta
jerome. 81 \n-.sr Loretta Heinz.
l.ulu Hii.' Aur'la Uicrmilcr. Gene
Ward. Mar. tfiI.t. NaNmc Anderson.
NJ F.rf.N. 80. Nurl,ratc. ". Hoge. ~.
'hIrfr'r OF ~FitthurEh. VI. Maxwell
W, H'r. flizt'' SO Mcars. Mrs. Abe
ll'r human
1rI N.slamrs 20. r. Robia-
m s. D. W..r james Gardner.
I.f'r Orb. 90 Iapfue William cum
Nuns fllrrt E.I' Wiu cruise.
Nrere. MARS kffauuw. Albert =.
.n'r.. Tr iII II.i Harry Glitsch.
H'nrE krrf Sam Drcustein. Dave
krt.I. ID f".HI. 81. a.. Erh. T. Zocck-
''r &c. H"I I..t fr s-tl. y. Obcr-
wir. BRED ~tHfrt. E%o-rnhioom. ~.
l.ffa,n.. D.. Ir.F. U vs.. Wheat. ~.
k'l'.f. o. o.. .r.f VS. r. Roberts Gus
IlHrf,rrr o. Uf..h = co. McAuistcr.
. 0. fir.h 3d. ttrn'iinE. John kiad
80 fu'H',r. $500 30 elan Pat Nc
''|rI't. Do HI'f...
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Ann Shirk. the second dauGhi"- So j..
=. Shirk. n Wei known At.
will be agreeably surprised To learn If
her marriage To- NJ. Edwin Charl :
Kraft. Of Pittsburgh. Thu wedding
was very quiet and took place at II
o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev.
James W. Potter. pastor Of the Vance
Memorial church. ufhciated. The bride
was S%tunninGly attired in a blue
.pongc suit with Gage hat to match.
She wore a corsaEe bouquet Of French
Violcts and lilies Of the valley. She
was attended lay h. sister. Miss Clara
+. Shirk. while the groom Mas at
tended 10y his brother. Mr.. Arthur C..
son ~ Dr. -. ~. Kraft. formerly ~
chicago uniVcrsity. hut now engaged
in Leipsic university. MIR. Edwin
Kraft * 81" Of Pi|ttshurgh's successful
business mon and connected with the
United States Steel company. in the
Frick building The bridew III be
greatly missed iu musical and social
Kraft Were driven 70 Wheeling In an
automohilr and boarded the PennSyl-
,ania train for tho west. They ave
the best wishes o. = host ~ friends.
The following cards have been re-
ceived
Mr. and Mrs John Franklin Shirk
announce the marIiHg" Of their dRughte-
Martha
Edwin Charles Kraft
or Wsancsday April the thirteth
Wheeling West Virginia
after june the first
HardI~ Apartments
$40 Ward street
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
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each other. And the carrot did not
break. But the old woman looked
down. and seeing all the people who
wer" Clinging 10 her became fright
encd Let GO she cried. Its mine"
And as h spoke To- the carrot broke
and she and all he rest tumbled back
again into darkness and the angel
disappeared.
Perhaps You have heard that story
before. It's q very old tale. But I
have recalled II to you today because
"a little incident recalled il to me.
: heard a settlement worker ask a
Young woman who had had the bene-
tit of q splendid education TO devote
an evening "A week to teaching in n
settlement house. She refused en-
phatically. You know I cant bear
those dirty foreigners she said. be
side. ! hate 90 teach. And then. I'm
terribly busy. Get meon else"
I'm refusing 10 share her splendid
education with those who asked help
10 climb 70 OF the darkness OF ig-
%nOrancc. that girl was saying, ITS
mine just as plainly as II she had
screamed r. out.
In refusing 10 share u particular
blessing. whether IL be money or
leisure. talent or education. or any
other good thing - with those who
lack. we are saving It's mine"
We probably will not lose our treas
ure Immediately as the woman OF the
fable aid. but ! thoroughly believe That
We bring down upon ourselves some
loss uf power to euiOV. some sure de-
privation either in this existence or
In other cXistenccs TO come.
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WEDNESDAY, WAS
WEDDING DAY
AND A NUMBER OF SMALL WE'D
OlNGS WE'RE SOlEMNIZED.
Spring Will Find Many Interesting
Social Events and Especially
At the Country Club.

Tho home Of MIR and Mrs. Harry
Hibbcrd. OF East Wheeling. was the
scene Of a pretty wedding Wednesday
AFTERNOON AT 3 30 o'clock. when their
daughter. Helen Virginia. became the
nriOc of Mr.. Carroll W. Reed. "A
Young business man connected vi 4
th' Mutual Ren-it association ~
harrisburg. The wedding was Wit
messed by only the Immediate fam
nlcS Of the principals and the home
was prettilN decorated for thr affair.
The mantle~ were banked with pink
Killarney roses AMI the dining room
was cone In asparagus vine ard
French baskets ~ sweet peas tied with
tulle.
Mrs. VIII Crusc rendered the Men
c~elss"hn's wedding march while the
bride entered the T-rlut on tho arm 2
her fath-t. who raVC her hand IN
marriage. Rev. J.. u. Hess. pastor =
the North street ". T.. huron. who
afhCiated AZ the marriage Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Hihherd. performed the ccr.-
mony. The bride wore a gown 81
white Charmsus'. cut deco!etc. The
bodice ~ lace Yelled iu chiffon and
trimmed iu pearls. tn" gown wac
style cntrain and the bride carried =
shower ~ HIS ~ tho valley and or
chidS. Miss Jane jefferson. cousin +
TN. bride was the bridesmaid and wore
a z"wn ~ pink charm"IS" yelled ia
white chiffon and carried pink roses.
Tho groom WdS attended 10y Dr
Harold %. Etz. Following the wedding
'at"rer Zieg' nfeldcr served a diuue~.
and Mr.. "a MIR. Zi.Ecnf.lder i.;t
tor an eastern tou.. after which they
will TO at homo az M" Lyons apart
n"nts t~larkshurg. after June -. The
hrId" ia a popular Young lady and re-
Ceivcc many handsome gifts.
krsft-Shirk Nuptials.
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tho effects OF that new treatment. Pro-
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' began TO think that there was nothing
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way. Finally ! read about the remark
able success brought about by the use of
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Well. when ! look at myself In the mir
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have put or Just 30 pounds during the
last month and never felt stronger or
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Protone - "a powerful inducer OF nutri-
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For women who en- never appear
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81 their ~thinness. tnii remarkable treat
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nerve strengthened.
The regular 500 size Of Protone Is
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II will cost you nothing to prove the
remarkable effects Of this treatment. II
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VIII send To anyone who sends name and
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Mr. Glenn Faust. of Elm grove was
pleasantly surprised az Their homo ou
Tuesday evening and the affair was
most rnioNHhl" Nr and Mr. Faust
recently Wcnt 10 housekeeping and
th" young married friends have ar.
ranged tho affair io be- the first of tho
events to be- given in their now home.
Mr. Faust received n number 81 use.
ful aud handsome cin- Of aluminium.
china and linen During the evening
refreshments we're scrvcd and to say
Mrs Faust WAS surprised is stating
o. mildl, Among the guests present
we're Mr.. o. ONoai. Miss Angela
O'Ncat Miss Elizabeth Faust. Miss
Hilda Faust. Nr. Sell Sims. Mrs.
Jones. Miss Elizabeth Jones. Mrs.
Chror Miss Gertrude Minor. Wra I'd
81 ard Null. Mrs Ross IS Try4ock.
Miss Katherine Trysock. - Roe PRIV.
a0ck Nr- Shorts. Miss Alice VII.
lame
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Mozart Affair

The m Of tho Nnzar, Sin.f,u
society enjoyed a suppar rards III
dancing at their cirL -, - So
side "Wednesday aTt.r,nn, =.
ming and the ,ommitts. in rbsrge
was Compos d of N.ssrs Sanrs",er
\ q. Nolte. II. Custer. Joh nom
William Blum. I'd Iocs 49,.
preparations for Inc Event. a. 81
giant supper was s,r,,.d f,,u =
O'Clock and dancinr VIC ~
Of tho evening. Handsome nriz.s 80
awarded for the card game On Tho
afternoon. rhe nrn,r.r, tncir,.a -
following and ali on IN. nrogran -
quilted thomselves admiralty.
Prof. II. VI. Shockev. nir.c,o-
bVerture-
Apple Bloss ms. Friedman,
Stupp's Orchestra
chorus
-Bannerli~d' Hirsch
Mozart Stngin~ Snci,,-
Rariton. 4olo-
Der Linl.nnaumr Scbube.t
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fcienf In the work ~ the class but
viii leave the CITY today 10 tax" up
her residence iu another city The
evening a spent IN social diversions
and az % late hour delicious refresh
mcuts WeS served ON departing the
class presented Mrs Rist With a hand
some purse rs "a token Of The high o.
TEEN In which she was held. Those
present were Mcsdamcs Charles
Hrandfast. Ralph Pryor. Kate Sweat
eugen. Tar Rehm. charles lhCtDu-
hofham. virginia Castillo. William UiN.
on. Charles SChlosser. Theodore"
Drum. Maud Henthorn. George Oliver.
Name Harris. Lewis Johnson. W J.
buchanan. v a N~armaduke. Name
Hague. Misses Jessie Fisher. Forfhl
Greer. Hess TOwiiuson. Laura Furg7-
son. Ruth Emblem and myrtle Ma
gone
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MsrtIns ~ WeddIna

One ~ thc most impressive wed.
.dings Co take place for some time
took place ~ Martins Ferry ON We'd
ncsday evening. az \ O'Clock. when
Miss Margaret Jones. daughter of Nr
and Mrs Philip Jones. OF West Han
over street. became rho bride. 81 Nr.
Robert Shade Mcmillan. q touu.
business man OF ShIds-idp The ccf.
omons WAS performed bS Rev r. g..
Nesbift. a. the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. and tho wedding was wit
Messed ht abpIf seventy i've rucsts.
Miss Jeanette 1uur-. sister ~ the
bride was Tho maid OF honor and wore
pink crepe dechonr and carried pink
roses The bride wore 1 gown ut
white crepe wolfe trimmed iu itcr
aud carried l shower bouquet of brides
r0 os The best man was Mr. gcotce
Nskolyy. OF Shtd1sidc Miss Mar
garrett Owens OF Martins Ferry. played
the usddirr march The wedding
took place Boo Tho p%arlors OF tho Iou,.
home. which were appropriately dec.
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and dances at the CLUB on Wednesday
evening and he committee in charge
with Mrs. William p. Lear. chairman.
left nothing undone to have the AFFAIR
q recess. The young people enjoyed
the dancing while the older one en-
toyed the card playing in the parlors.
The following were among those on
the committee: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Lear. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Guiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adam Blum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaton Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick busch. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes. Misses Rose Owens. Emma
Zoeckler. Bertha Schiller. Lizzie Cou
nehan. Regina LutZ. Mildred Cogley.
Margaret Gilligan. Kathleen Gilligan,
Lille Welty. Esther He'll Messrs.
George Green. Bernard Alexander.
Vincent Owens. John Mathison. and
the young men OF the club.
Handsome prizes were awarded the
winners and during the evening a
luncheon was served in the dining
room with Mrs. Stauver. caterer. The
following were among those present:
Misses Margaret Gilligan. Winnie
Mclaughlin. Esther He'll. Agnes Reil-
~. of Washington. ID. C.. Regina Lutz.
, Jean Williams. Emma Gundling. Vir-
ginia Hodge. Katherine Gilligan. Ag-
mes Mullaney. Anna Weir. Gertrude
Gavin. Rose Zoeckler. Lous Owens.
Mrs. Chas. Altmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Owens. Mr.. Charles NJ. Alt
myer. Mr.. McMinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Kali
Potts. Robert ID. Refer. II. J Lutz.
J.. Ccurilla. Marella Yahn, f. J. O'Don-
nell. John Mathison. G.. r. OLeary,
Geo. McFadden. L. X. Day. j. William
Maley. II. VI. Sawyer. +. F. Dick. AL
phonse Wingerter. James Roth, j. G.
~kaltenbach. William Gilligan, Earl
Hedges. Bernard Alexander. James
Gilmartin. Joseph Giesey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. Seat
on Alexander. MIR. and Mrs. John Cole
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bremen. MIR.
and Mrs. John Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tpapan. Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Yahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Riester. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snyder.
Mr.. Braddock. Miss Barrett. Miss Liz
zie Couglan. Irene Reilly. OF Washing
ton. ID. G.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Owens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Wingerter. Ann Wingerter. John
Wingerter. Mr.. Cullenan, Mrs. John
Oele.
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Benekc.HenrY.

\ quiet wedding was ~solemniz"d
Wedn. sday morning at the parsonage
or tl,e Zio Lutheran church. when
Miss charlotte Henry. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Henry. Of South
.ChHpline street. became the bride ~
Mr.. William Beneke. son Of Mrs. y.
Bencke. Of south For street. The ring
ceremony was performed at $50
o'clock and the couple was unattended.
The only Witnesses to the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs Dave Henry. pa
cntS of the bride. and Mrs. J.. Bencke
and Miss Minnie beneke. mother and
sister of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
l;eneke loft for Washington. u. -,
et : o'clock. After n weeks visit
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Woman,s Club Mr.is

The general meeting 81 the Wo-
Club vii De held ~ the :. O
I. " room on Friday afternoon. a.
. O'Clock and all the members are rc-
quested TO attend The new officers
will be- installed and Their" will be a
special program for the day There
viii be music under tho able direction
Of Mrs. Flora Williams and other
special features with refreshments
served by the hospitality committee
This will be- inauguration day and GO
large attendance Do expected
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Tho Uou-uvit,e' i,irs. of wheel
.nr will met thi. afternoon u f
r clock in fir N..ff uf Trade rfHm-
iu tho new uaNf Auditorium lrI
Nre Gut r. g. Nl|h ie chairman 40
hrl-cvites rf who. ling arI Nl.fuff
90, invited boo attend as there viii h
iut,rcstirr husiu,-- transacted.
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eernhart- Miller w.ds;ro

Miss Emma Miller. daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Valentine Miller. Of South
Eon street. became the bride of Mr..
Lawrence Bernhart. OF Tw~enty-sixth
E"n streets. The ceremony was
performed at .: so o'clock by Rev. Fa-
ther Mullen and was witnessed by "A
large circle OF friends. The bride wore
a blue whipcord suit with tan hat.
Miss Ida Miller. sister Of the bride.
was bridesmaid. ana Mr.. Albert was
pest man. Mr.. anu Airs. Bernhart Will
make their home At 25I9 Jacob street.
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Grimes-Amend-

me marriage or Miss clara Grimes
an Young woman OF Peters
nun. u Walter Amend. a well known
young mar of the same place. occurred
HtSteruay afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
ne parsonage OF the Stone church. at
rim Grove, Rev. L. Il. I.ewellyn being
IN" officiating minister. The ceremony
was ot "A quiet nature. there being no
They will reside in Tril-
celphia district.
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Reiliy-Jcyce.

WV
The wedding OF Miss Mary .Jovc.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hildblood. and M Charles bernard
Reilly. Jr, took place "Wednesday
morning at the ST. Alphonsus CathoIic
church at $3.50 O'Clock. The church
was hll.d with friends and relatives
OF n bride and groom. and Professor
Schiller played Mendelssohn's we'd
dlhg march. The bride wore a chic
toupe suit with a large pinama hat
trimmed In plumes and her bouquet
was a corsage bouquet of lilies of the
,aliey and sweet peas. Miss Rosetta
joyce. sister of the bride. was the
bridesmaid and she wore a blue rat
inc suit with panama hat. Mr.. Allen
iseiiiy was the best man and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
iSnatius and a wedding breakfast
was served by Caterer Mrs. Stauv.r
AFTER June ]. Mr. and Mrs. Reilly will
be at home at 234i Wilson street. TIL.
prlue Is wei known and the groom is
Connected with the Redeker system
company.
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Ritz. Jackson.

Sie iai fr~psfrr 70 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 3p.-
Mrs. Helen Ruffner Jackson va
this evening married To Harold \
Ritz. United States District Attorney
for the Southern district Of West Viz.
ginia. at the st. Johns Episcopal
church. In this city. The bride was
given by Andrew Lewis Runner and
Federal Judge Benjamin +. Keller was
best man.
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Charity Whist

The Ladies Hebrew benevolent s,-
cicty of the Eom street temple enter
tanned with Il charity whist nj the
Mercantile club Wednesday afternoon
ana in charge were Mrs. Louis Whita
and Mrs. Ralph Kline.
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ON Tuesday evening ~ the home
of Mrs knabe on Mccullough street.
tho Willing Workers Wlhlc class %
tho Firef Christian rhu ycrv
ulcaeauflN entertained tu houur 81
Mrs y u. Riat whc-ua "~ VOW
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Tire regular Si.oa size ~ Pro,ore -
for sale IN Wheeling ny Logan Drug 90,
l'th ana Main SITS. e.. II Griest a 60,
Market ~.
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The F1k4 ENfrHN. rault frnIp. tr
fcrfa'rrd fhe m,mI cts of thr tt-
club on W'dn'-,il. ',cring with t
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Grated for the affair. Following the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan de-
parted for a short honeymoon after
which they will be- at home at Shady
side
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.ney VIII be at home Al 232s Chapline
street. The bride h popular young
az "A a been well entertained,
~ Sne groom holds n position WITH
the Dollar Savings a Trust
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-.ph Speidel Jr.
plea. artly eut"rtaiIeu az the Country
club IN "dnvsda, evening with a
TaHc1 party To- homo their house
guests. Mr. and Mrs Kitson. 81 chit
cage. 49, Tn. event Was also To- ceie-
hrat' tho NTH anniversary ~ Mr.. ami
Mr. Sp"icel and Manager Dimmey ar
RANGED the affair a. tr bc enjoyable 20
all. During tn" evening a delicious
luncheon was served and the tables
wer, appropriately decorated for the
occasion. The diversion was dancing
IN" popular dance Tango was
20 feature. and as this dance Is h",om-
ing popular Throughout the larger
,iti,~ the ~u,Irtt o. Whe-iing nud Do
quit" int'r'stinE and tho diversion
Wa thoroughly saip1'd A. this was
tho inst 81 tho scri's 81 social events
Co Do, given o. tho Cruntry club 90 was
all 90" more enjoyable The follow
INK ser, amonR M. guests present
Henara. ana rFerFr-sa
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Carroll Club Event.
The members Of the Elks Club On
jOycd another OF their card parti-.
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NTdTtE oWIFE NWptIaTs.
Tn" mauN friends Of Miss Martha
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1913-12-18
Things Bill Turner Done.

Bill Turner was farmer, an
labored all his life. He didn't
have no schoolin' and neither did
his wife. But Bill was built for
business, and made the wheels go
round, and left healthy fortune
when they put him under ground.
He was always taking chances;
paid a hundred fer a bull. His
neigh bors called him crazy; but
he lefl a stable full of COWS that
broke the record making butter by
the ton, and Bill had his picture
printed in the Squeedunk Weekly
Sun. He had newfangled no.
tions on maxim farmin' pay. He
even bought fool machine to
help him load his hay. The neigh
bors fairly snorted when they saw
bloomin' thing; said Bill wqssld
never make it work. 1t WASH
worth a ding. Bill did't say a
single word, and didn't care a
darn bout what they said, for
slick as grease, his hay went in
the barn an hour before thunder
storm came sailing out that way,
and caught his neighbors in a
pinch and spoiled their new mown
hay. Bills neighbors put their
milk in cans, and set 'em in tank.
Bill skim med his milk with ma
chine, and turned it with crank.
Smith chops his irewood with an
axe. Bill used some gasoline and
sawed hundred cords day with
another machine. Today, Bills
wife rides in a car, and dresses up
in silk. Smiths wife rides in a
wagon on keeps skimniug milk
Sam in Up-to-Date Farming.
"Lots of people pray for things